New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-14
Court OF Common Pleas.

Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge ULsHoEryEK.
Samuel Philips ". 6jpp C Brora-Action 10
damages arising from injury 10 little girl which was run
by OF the onibusscs OF kpp Brown (rcierrcd
TO Yesterday The Jury cond not agree, and were dis
charged.
Samuel 7appaa VS.. George r Gree7 and ot,erS.-Acon
OF treSpas 10 recover damages extending store No. 10
Chatham-sireet IL feet in the and occupyin yard
planiii 20 that extent. II shown that Mr.
Tappan hired buildings Nos. los and ITO Corner of Pearl
and Chatham) rele No ITO to Mr. Green The defence is
that Mr. g. had the consent OF the OF the buildings
and the assent OF Mr.. Tappan Verdict for plaintiff S25.
Catherine Lyo' and ctS, rsc'Ttr. DC vs. Nathan Mar
Sh1H-Bankuptcy msttersAc.on TO recover the amount
OF note for S2l4 o. given by Mr. Marshall the
of Moses Lyon. In defence Mr.. VI. up discharge in
bankruptcy obtained under tie late bankrupt Act from
the t. S District Court To this the plaintiff gvcrre fraud
nasmuch the note had not been placed on the schedule
in bankruptcy of Mr. NJ The defendants counsel showed
thar item In the schedule stated Mr. W TO be indebted
10 Catherine Lyon named greater than the note
and avcred that plaintiff II she intended 10 show fraud or
omission. distinctly set forth such in the declaration
which rad been done in the present and he
tended that the discharge in Bankruptcy nna in bar TO
the suit The counsel Tor plaintiff, IN summing up declared
that there appearance of fraud The note being i
fcrent from that mentioned IN the schedule and the
latter stating the money to be due to Catherine Lyon IN
stead OF Il the estate.
The Court charged that ii ury considered fraud TO
have been exercised they would ind for plaintiff otherwise
for defendant The jury composed of irregular panel and
iaesmcn) found verdict in favor Of plaintiff for amount
and interest
Court of Sessions.
Before the RECORDER and Aldermen DRAKE and DEvoE.
NJ c. PATENsoS, Esq, District Attorney.
TRIAL FOR FALSE rgErENcE.-Enoch L. Camp was put
trial charged with having obtained money By false to-
ken from Daniel II. Keoard.
This trial resumed thls morning on the part OF the
Eirdr cS,ceqe of %? Water street derosed that he
about $500 IN gold in possession Of Keoard IN May or
June last.
Cyoss-esaniaed. Witness admitted that he indicted
for receiving stolen goods
Catherine Shine OF 10 Gold-street, deposed that Keollad
boarded with her sprius summer, Intervals and
roll bank bills in his possession at that time lie
well dressed and different from what he appears to
be now.
Joa Keer deposcd that Kcollard lett in his hand In
August last soveresns keeping. which witness
paid lack to keoard some or 10 days thereafter.
The prosecution rested and Clinton De Witt Esq. opened
the the part Of the defence, and stated its grounds
James NcGrdl, Police officer sworn. Is acquainted
with Kcoard In July last Mr.. Garvey. Of Canada, came
Mr. f. Rays and told us of his having been robbed Of
$500 house in washington-srce Went TO wal-sree
the Merchants Bank, and found that bill had been
presented be changed Tor gold The man In the Bank
and asked where the man was who had brought
the $1,000 bill be changed and answered that he had
there. but just gone Went 10 the Police once
and found Ghanagan custody Of q. Hays with $1,000
bill which he said he had got from named Collins
Collins and found Keoafd In porter house In
Chatham-street. Asked him If lie knew Mr. Carney who
had the money lie said he did, and was so ~ for it.
Asked Garvcys son. who wa, III company ne kne" heo
lard was the schOolmaser. lie said he did not know.
Keoard then left and Hays and myselfolowcd ard arrest
ed him at the corner Pearl and Chatham Asked
linn II he knew the schoolmaser-he said lie did, and
went into WashngOntstreet ind him. Found Collins
there and arrested him-scarched but found money
him Keoari made his escape ard we went after him.
Mr. Garvey said til: schOom,er was in the house ut the
time the money but witness did not know which Of
the three the schoomaster saw Kcolard In prs
on aiferwards-askcd him how he 10 and
what he had done old mans money. lie said he
dd not 1T. OF the money received by Camp at the Po
lice Office by Keollards order, Garvey got $500 and
i ala sh ak
from Collins Garvey agreed that Camp should retain the
5000 as a reward Garyey recovered $500, and had Of
fered half the amount recovered as reward
Observation-Disclosures Keolard There was no writ
ten complaint against him. Information was derived from
Collins against him. Collins tried and verdict OF not
guilty rendered Us think agreed that the
ney obtained should be given up 20 Garvey, which
done.
O. y Haus sworn-sad that Garyey told them he lost
the money out OF his belt In the That heoard
wanted 10 get Of him recommendation TO teach school
III Canada which arvcy promised 10 give before the loss
OF the money. When witness and McGrath went 10 the
Merchants Bank, heollard, Ganaghan and Collins
coming out Dit not then know them. Garyey who is
al old and feeble man. offered half the recovered
a 4 reward. Garyey cot $500 and gave Camp $500 He
also gave NfcGrah and each $50 Garvey SAID he
satisfied to Camp. and the latter me $780, TO be tyi
ded with the officers concerned. We got $1,000 bill OF
aaghn the Bswery, the balance OF Collins, except the
$500, and il was given 20 Carver.
osferamlaed-onicers McGra,h, Labor and myself
gave urveys son S25 Of tho reward received he had
vei with Us looking Tot the Persous whom arrested
u Hid0t Slater, Counselor, swOrr-Defended Collins
and Ganaghan, and the moneyS lJOO-was given 10 70
Carney on my notion made my clients give the $1,000
20 me 10 give to the owner Before the Court had charged
inc jury, tod The Court that was satisfied the money
belonged ~ GaIyey. and moved 10 be permitted give
up 10 him Collins and Ganashan acquitted.
}. & Dgrls swGrn-Was a Waterman In October last;
arrested keolsr The night OF the LIST 81 OF October.
lie wanted 10 500 bill changed In the Branch Porter
House next the Chatham Theatre 10 pay glass Of
Aqcr tu could not; asked where he got the bill be
said in Boston yesterday. Afterward said he got Il In
Boston before. He and Pcari--..
10 Crc-s-st; followed him; young with hGn.
Was requested 20 follow; did He stopped, ooSiig
round the corner; crossed the street, and back TO
Chatham stree followed sG arrested him. telling him he
must 20 with me. lie said, here i Sl00 will give you
70 keep If you Will LEI co. him
house found other 90 bills him gave them 20 Capt
Hopper Il between and O'Clock IN the morning
keonard sad he got part the money by smuggling
part by working at trade.
Cross-erdEsiaoI-He did not say here IS 800 bin II
YOU vi" not rob or murder me- The young with KeoI-
lard away.
spJ-sa T. Joirasn Assistant Keeper Of prison-I was
called upon by Mr. Camp the % 30 October 10 come
20 cell where Camp and Keoilard were witness an
order. Went Camp said heollari so narrow he
would not sign the order. Keoard had the pen in his
hand II the tiHe-hs back toward Can't say / saw
him make his marx. kscard SAID he was 50 nervous he
ne did not poll ny coat tail TO prevent my witnessing the
order, he sait Did not any liquor. Keolard gave
me none keoird did not tell not 10 witness the pa
per. He trembed very much-talked very nationally.
c5 HrsEeR Es sworri-I was the morning magistrate
the morning the SEQ given the Clerk; took
the affidavit Of Mr.. Davis, the Waterman sent down
about O'Clock for Keoard, and len remanded him Until
could get evidence Officers information Camp SAID
would hold him led believe the $500 was the
proceeds OF the robbery OF Garey but me no fact as
he keollards Counsel Camp said he had an oicef
DID il; told him speak to Mr. Osborne ara II
wss right he would give him the money, camp sad Ne
wanted give the money up 10 MI Ca vey ho9sht u
proper disposition make Of it re1t day told f
10 give up the money taken from Mcclure 70 MI
Stewart 10 money OF hSVGalu 70