New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
CITY INTELLIG ENCE.
TUESDAY,

SUPERIOR COURT. -. 0efore Chef Justice JOsEs
Mayor, Commonalty. &c. of Newly ork rs. Chas.
OakIeyActon 10 penalty OF Sl0o for breach of
Ordinance relation TO Wegh'rs OF MERCHANDISE The de-
ferdnt shown have weighed cotton iIont OF Nj
srlagus's store Burrg Slip in August las; The Court
charged that Mr. Oabe had right weigh and ifc Ja
~ considered from evidence ta; had done they
return verdict FOR plaintiff The jury. however the
benefit, of doubt defendant By fading .vsrcct IN his sYo'
CIRCUIT COURT 49,. Before Judge KENT
Heman Swift ct al. rs Joseph D. Becrs.-Acton
to Mr. Beers personally responsible OF one OF 's Moth
American Trust Company bonds which he had sisrsd N con-
nsctou with Mr. Tairas,. nonsut was asked and granted
vIcE5cHANCEILoR's COURT. Before viee-chan-
celor MCCoUS.
Caroline A. Mildeberger rs. VIM. De Witt Glide
rser-A decree Of divorce had been granted in this
The complainant asked be allowed TO her children aed
Master decided that the three youngest children the
painan asking relation the eldest daghe b. IA
ken oni Monday OF each month 20 The house ct Key
Nj Hsit Commerce aud that they BE- !e wi tne
complainant hours each time, M Holt and them cnly be-
Exceptions taken the report relative 10
the children and the receiver. Exceptions ov@nned
Hawley D. C!app rs. Amanda j. Clapp. Appli-
for divorce The ceChaucelto SAID the proof OF
in;Ae!ity is insufficient. Application denied
James Harper and others rs. Horato Wilkes and
others. The commission Of per allowed and Masters
report affirmed dcductins 500 from sl Fl NeSsrS Foo
Davies. as advice f,- receiver,
John L. Lawrence, Administrator, &c. u.s. VIM.
Bach La,Sreuce-Noton aside report Of . Mas.
ter. in relation 10 irnpertineuce, denied
VIM. NJ. Holly and Ann, his wife, rs. John Clio
yer and others Exceptions oyerue4 The bad deb made
by Samuel Giove $500 belonging the te
charged 70 him.
COURT OF SESSIONS -. Before the RECORDER and
Aid WATERMAN and BRIGGS. JAMES X WBnING.
Esq. District Attorney.
II,,,,- md Ipl,,
Houston, aii, james unte: alias John Hunter ample dsd
with Lewis Kjven IN breaking INTO unfinished. unlnhlf-
January last aud stealing lot Of caTpensfs tools the po-
pety John Henry and Dennis koot-"hich tools Were
iouad 4 their possession. Both Guilty.
Lewis kvilan indicted with the above, was then ted ior
the offence The proof for the prosecution was the
IL 3 the proved , m r S
Jury feund him Guilty. The Court sentenced him 70 the
for years and moaths and John Hunter Houston for
years and two months.
Observation-Disclosures Murphy was then tried
for himself to t Police OF
ST. the St of December last fabricated charge OF hav
M sa I9 Hooe o ., R a!e ST. m Th tod
Goldng that he Police Officer that ehad warrant
doo! @ then steps the Halls Of Justice aud then bsId
him to bail himself 10 s he s,oI IN beayf % ST. %he
him ns so Hooker look Morris, one Of whom asked ons what
h TO 90 N nj nf wsp him Sa sa M s
hour, and then Went away. Mr. James eson, who went
Fa the ebae dsw 4s
pay him S. for his oubebut Godns refused any settle.
nen saying that the law should See i,-and Murphy
one hundred persons the auction when Goldng
there that suspected Goldsg looked the gloves
and had the box his hand Others nearhe gloves also
Mr. Hooker likewise suspected Godlng, and watched him
him have the box OF gloves ms hand and after
it, aud away. Hooker looked for Murphy who was
porter after Goldng, but he had Hooker then
Justice Me,ntt get warfant-who.
deposed said that Murphy could and Goldns, and
what he could of him concerning the gaves MIR
Hooker and Nj Morris both expressed the opinion that Gold
Ing had taken the gloves and approved Of Murphy going
him aad pay for The gloves. The Court charged that
Murphy had right whatever he didtat his
poyers had ght send HIM such errand aud that
full. The Jury onnd Murphy Guilty Sentence Friday