The New York herald., 1845-10-14
guilty. and the tial was postponed until Deoember

not guilty. and the tisl was postponed until December
Robert T. Manlsy indicted for keeping an establish.
mont charged as bebg nuisance pleaded not guilty
and tho trial was Ipstponsd until the Of the
ECourt.
In the case Of the People vs. David Ksengherger the
defendant did not appear to take his trial. and Court
ordered that his s,reties Messs. John Cutler and
AJohn II. Stark. shoIld be forthwith prosecuted.
Catherine Einsmn Dutch GIRL who has been in this
country but fswweeks placed at the bar charged
with grand larcen in stealing certain articles of silver
ware from Mr. Gorge BscheT of Fleet street. In whose
employ she was engaged domestic. In addition to
NJ Mr and Mr.: BIcher Messrs Otto ssckmsn and
found the accused guilty Of petit larceny only and she
was remanded br sentence. II due TO Mr.. Schmidt,
(who s counrman Of the psoner to state that to his
exertions in fefeng out more guilty parties in this
transaction Is this girls escape from more gnominious
fate solely to be attributed and that she will probably
escape from svere sentence by aiding in the Of
certain individuals in New York who prompted her to
commit the thet
day. before tfe Hon. John Vanderbilt, the following
mertcned pri,oners in the County JAIL discharged
by proclamation Sarah O'Neil, Joseph DougheTty,
Catherine Bernett. John Rouse Michael Clark Cathe-
rine Kelly, henry Dieschman and George McConkey
Iosny Others w be discharged Sy like process in
Kaen who fave been for sometime in prison for
payment OF afne imposed upon them by Justice Church.
on conviction for assault and battery
An appealcase tried from decision rendered in a
Justices Curt, in which Mr.. James Davis plaintiff
ing nnaeeded MassT Morse and Roe ostaned pa an
easy triumph for their CLIENT the Court directing reyer
sal OF the original judgment.
commenced between William and Louis Whitley appel.
snts and frederick Sherman. Gmpleaded with james
Plant and William Coit,) appellees. c. c. Egan Esq
deisndsn.. r''' anu 'i''''' Morse ana h0iis lot
PoLIcE hEMs.-Information was given at the police
Office yesterday morning. that at late hour the pre-
vious ngst valuable horse belonging to a MIR Rogers
mad been stolen from the stable of Mr.. Shotwel
the South Ferry. Within two hours after the complaint
being made officers Reynolds and Bird recovered the
missing anma and obtained so sure track OF the thie
that his arrest is certain.
man named Foster was arrested by officer Felt, and
required to give bail to answer for misdemeanor in
threatening to wayay and assault gentleman residing
in Myrtle Avenue A full investigation of the COM
plant will be made Friday morning 10 O'Clock
desperate fellow, named Michael Melarey, was
arrested BY officer Reynolds for violent and dsordery
conductn the public Streets and for resisting the officer
IN the discharge OF his duty. He will be examined to-
day before Justice Church.
coored fellow named Corson, was committed to the
county jail for six months, at hard labor for infcting
babarous outrage upon the person Of female, at the
o. Nay oSyr and Myrtle Avenue
posed Of by the Aiction Of fines ranging from three to
Ave dollars.
RuNAwAY CRArr.-Yesterday afternoon, as Mr.
Helmers NJ. Wells, No. 627 Greenwich street. New
York whilst essaying to civil process upon Mi
chael A. Bnrnham, master of the schooner Commerce,
beaten by the said captain and compelled to make
speedy retreat from the vessel. warrant issued
of officer Mccormick, but ma intrepid and excellent
officer could reach the craft, sha r made SAIL to
unWep0me
Movement OF Travellers.
There ia tte indeed to record in the number of yes
terday's arrivals. They have been very limited The
peasurabe and business visitors have nearly all return
ed to their respective homes. The following is nearly
the entire number registered at the principal hotels
AMERIcAN-C. Day, Now Orleans; J. Sexton, Conn;
n. Howard, Miss; j II Habersham Savannah; p. Lyon,
do; Mr. Baker, Augusta Me; o L. Hill veil. Canada;
dotranty France; F. Hookinson Philad; Judge Bron-
AsroR-Wm. Talbot Northampton; MIR Walknson,
Little Portland H D. s " Brown rhilad % Capt. sursisy,
ship Hot'nguer A. B. Coleman, N. o; M Fowler, Bos-
ton; B. Poor Boston; Parsons N. o; c. B. Lansing,
lans, Baltimore; Thos Thompson, Conn.
GLOsE-James IS Eennimore Cooper, Cooperstown; Eu-
gene Roussett, Phad NJ ST. Clair Clarke, Washington.
Crry-Mr. Reed, Washington; S. G. Hlhouse New
Haven; A. Marshall, Goshen Mr. Mcdonnell Montreal;
J. story Boston Mr. Sprague, Geo; John Benedict Lou.
Vira inia.
FaAsxLrx-C Chas. cheddy, Mobile; M: C. Watkins, U.
Philad, j. Caldwell F. H. Neil Orange county; Forbes
Philad. +. Bush, Michigan; F. Z. Fullerton, Va Mr..
HowARo's-J. Henderson, France; J. F. w Lane, Bos.
ton; e. IL Brainard, do l. A Cole. Oswego; II, Frank
lin, Mar, land; Mr. Templeman. Washington; J. War.
Osborne, Albany; NJ. Sutherland, Toronto; Thomas
Chapman Canada West Levi Rooth Mass; w. T Jones
III; Jacob Peters, Indana r. D. Billings, St. Mary's.
Count Intelligence.
GExKRAL sKssIoSs, Oct. ls.-Before Recorder Tall
macge and two Aldermen M. &. Paterson District At
forney.
Trial for End. ssiement-John Sullivan, indicted for
embezzlipg 800 horns, and SO pounds OF pearl shell
from his employer Mr. Edward Owens of No 24a
Fiont stieet while in his employ a porter kclerk
was then put trial.
The less of the property proven, but there
no evidence to show that the not the
or owner efthe property and the indictment
ba'iy framed, inasmuch as he charged with EN-.
bezzbng property, upon which value mad been set
and consequently no charge could lie.
The jury without leaving their seats acquitted the
accused.
1ssaif for Assault and Battery wih Intent Kia.John
Eddy and Charles johnson. two colored men, put
trial Tor having at emped to take the life of Thomas
Ness, Of No 90 Orange street. the night of the 20h
o september last by niicting severe wound across
his breast with large Knife commonly called a
riggers knife.
The jury acquitted Eddy, but found Johnson guilty of
assault and battery only and he sentenced to be
imprisoned in the Penitentiary for the term of six
months
The Val street Embsx slsment-At this stage of the
proceedings OF the Court the District Attorney stated
that he understood that Henry Isaacs charged with
bezzliDg a large sum of money from his employers
Msssrs Hoord, Bancker Co., present, and moved
that he be committed tor trial He accordingly sent
to prison. the Court at the time ntmating that the
amount ofbsil would be fxed tomorrow
Trial for Grand Ldrceny-William Rogers was then
tried for stealing chronometer worth $780, from Capt
Rich. The property was taken from the room of the
in which the accused also slept The captain in
his testimony expressed opinion that the accused
not sober at the time he committed the offence The u
~ did not agree upon verdict in the case.
Case Of Henry Isadcs-This person was again brough,
into Court and informed that the Grand Jury had found
abi Of indictment against him for defrauding Messrs
haliord Bancker Co. He plead net guilty, and was
remanded to prison for trial.
The Court then adjourned till tomorrow morning.
Navigation OF the Ohio River:
Pittsburg,. Oct TO-. n feet in channel
Louisville. Oct. 3 n 10 in in the canal
Cincinnati. ...Oct g.. 4 on flats and bars.