New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
THE TRIBUNE.
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sUYznIon coUaT-Bs0'SS ssfsi sIuians-Actton Of
aam .oa rs.ran 20 the s. sndlord sfer le W
Wishing est.olsh1ent. uon-reierred 10 Tuesdsy
had been raade % as
Verdict for plsipsu Ssonas 7hompse1.-The plaintiH
John ksd1ss "a ,,ors corner Walker and Mulberry
keeps eg9 .sme printed muslin to young dangnter
sta sn5 s0G pscn charging high price said Mn
OF M with her daughter. took back wnen VOTE
TnomSS and Xrs. T. said Mr.. A. was an inHostor 10
enxs,s 20 much Mr. A. put her and her Httie gr
t ami of the store She went home and tod neI nus
b.nd who L. respectable and wealthy citzen IL was
oa1o; 80 eounse residing Ia Wskct-s- Mr.. T. then
-. % the store accompanied By Mrs. I. and asked
NJ Adams why he had insuted h' wife and itnIned-
s,ely pulled his Mr. A brings the present action
~ recover damages fer assault and battery Il was said
that Mr. T. much the stronger man OF the Two
Verdict for plaintiff, $50 dsmsges and 6 cents cosa'
For ptf. Mr.. Hudson for dfdr Mr.. Words worth
Couar OF COMMON PIEAs-Before Judge UIshoefer.
William w. Jones vs. Sf1ph<n s. CLark.-Acaon oil tfes-
pass 10 the value of quantity OF groceries a.
he store corner of and the old Walaoout
ro.d Brookyn taken possession Of by Mr. Clark, who
claimed 10 have owned them. but which Is Denied ne
case will be continued this forsnoon- For plaintln
Near Franklin Brown and r. P. Hastings. For de-
fsnd.nt Messrs E. r. Secy and Chsrlee Sanford.
Ro.xp OF SUPERVISORS This Board met Tues
dav evening Alderman Messeroe IN the chair Reports
were presented in favor Of paying sundy bills 9th ers
were referred Several petitions were acted upon In re-
lstion to relief from tax
PoLIcE-Tuesdny-H Rose, Benjamin
Smith and James Myrtle were arrested yesterday for
stealing horse and belonging James Hating. Of
9 Stonest.--.John Bfsnt, an escaped convict from
Backwels Island arrested -. Hugh McGrand was
arrested for rescung prisoner from policeman.
Several peti, larcenes discovered up usual.
VIM Fosche Frenchee, indicted time since for
stealing a watch was arrested yesterday bench
warrant VIM Price was arrested FOR an outrageous
assault on Simon Cranes, coored man.
GENERAL s--Tuesdoy-Lewis Smith
tried for knocking down and robbing in Forty
ifth-s, in December last. Hswas acquitted.
DIsTREsslsG CAsE.-The st. Adams, VT, Re
publican relates of seduction tina; has just
10 Hight In the neghborng town Of Swautop An inter
esnR Young girl who residing with her brother in
law discovered 10 be eaeiente She accounted for
her situation by saying that some unknown person en-
tered her room by night when the family were absent
and hear her cries for help. The story
credited, she confined, gave birth TO child
fever ensued and finally death. In her last moments
she confessed that her brothernlaw the father Of
her child, and that they had had criminal intercourse
for years.
BURIED ALrvE-John McGonegal, Esq Super
visor OF Irondequoit few days since noticed dog
burying something in the earth, when on examination
he found be had completely covered up lamb several
weeks old without infc,ing any other injury upon H.
As br McConega unearthed IL Immediately the little
fellow scampered off In haste TO join his late comrades
This 10 the second offence of this kind which said
dog has committed this Spring and think he should
be either imprisoned or hanged. Rochester Adver
ANOTHER ToKREY CAsE-Ws learn by letter
from Tszewell County that George kcnrn old gray
haired Christian local preacher In the Methodist de-
nomination, mot secederl has been imprisoned In
Tazewe County, the charge OF feeding the hungry,
clothing the naked and giving aid To the hunted tue
tive He Ia resident OF Woodford County. bu. there
Ia ne Jail there. he Is confined at fremont How long
shall wicked men, under the sanction of law bs permit
ted TO insult God and mock his mercy md loving kind
ness Western Citizen, Chicago.
DEATH OF JUDGE ToMPKISs.-George Temp
kins Esq late OF tho Judges the Supreme Court
but from which he retired On reaching the age which
rendered him constitutonaly ineligible died Thurs