The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-18

late Mr. Swain has gone to the exp ense of $1,000
style Of the art, BY Draper Co., Of Phiiadeiphia and
which will no doubt be guaranty against deception
hereafter. This label cannot be counterfeited.
DEATH BY A,ofLE1Y-The Coroner held an inquest
alsoat No. IS Orange street. the body Of Mary Lynch
yesterday afternoon. Verdict death by spopiesy.
Law Intelligence.
Court OF OYER AND TERMINER, Feb. n.-Before
Judge Edmonds, Aldermen Benson and oompton.-The
People Jos. .ashey-The motion to put on the triel
made by Ashlsys COUNSEL Tuesday to the April tern
of the court denied, and the cause is peremptory
fixed for this morning.
CIncuIr CouRr, Feb l7.-Before Judge Edmonds.-
Fitzpatrick Brady, and OTHERS Erecutors-The jury
in this cause rendered verdict for defendant.
SUPERIOR CouR1, Feb. l7:-Before Chief Justice
ton promssory note dated the 10th August 1914
payable II months after date to the order of Moses A.
Ms THAT 1 a ns
loaned, after which it was handed over by him to the
Sturvetan and Marsh for defendant Mr. Horace Clarke
Before Judge vanderpoel-Peter ~ Costeltsnoes Us
isse sasp6T6is cause wa. resumed yesterday morn
ing; at O'Clock the plaintiffs closed their The de-
fence set up is that the sale was fraudulent and made to
adjourned till tomorrow morning
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE, FEB l7-Loree'
nv on the High Sess.Chares Lucke. Edward Parsons,
the Prince de Joinville arrested yesterday,
charge of having stolen olive OIL part of the
60. They were committed for examination.
COMMON PLEAs--Befere Judge Daly.--Isaac
Ramas Us the .Etna bsura~cs Go Of New York.Ac-
ton policy Of Insurance. effected by plaintfn 1912
in trade in his store in Chatham street. for So 600 The
Afterwards took fire. and the gr later part Of the
goods were DESTROYED The defence is over valuation
Mr. Carpenter; for defendants Messrs p Hail. Wood
hull and Thompson.
CouRr OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Before Recorder Scott
onl nvnIx and oil Inkv~
District Attorney-Triai Of james M Martin, for bur
gary in the Sd degree, in having been concerned with
c. Scott, merchant tailor No las Broadway, on the
night of the 10Th of November last, and stealing there
from about 5000 worth of property consisting OF cloths
Mr. G. c. Scott examined-On the night in question
closed the store which is situated the second story
of premises No l4s Broadway there two DOORS one
the head and another at the foot of the stars after
locking the doors hung the Keys up as usual IN the
bar room OF the Croton Hotel On tne morning OF ths
nously entered and about 5000 worth of property con
sisng Of cloths vestings, satin embroidered
wards some Of this property at the office OF the
Chief Of Police; some property found in possession
identified by him as the stolen from his store
Alex. q. Barry examined-I am wig maker, and occu
py portion Of Mr. SCOTS premises ! always lock my
stvely that locked my place Of business the even
ing Of tho 10th Of November last-Oficer Geo w. Nor
rs examincdI arrested Hagen in Greenwich street. OF
the night of the lst Of January last and McMsrn the
following day. at the office of Mr. Reynolds No Is Pine
street, where found dress coat and vest, which
claimed by Mr.. Scott as his rroperty-H NJ Dewey ex
amined-I am clerk in the law Office of Mr.. Reynolds
the accused clerk there also, prior to his
pointed out two coats to officer Norris and told him tina
they belonged to the accused; first them in hi
possession about three weeks previsus to his arrest
the accused informed me that he received the over
coat from McManus the porter of the Croton Hotel.
He said that he should not be able to call McManus
wness otherwise he could prove where he bought tbs
clothes The testimony the part OF the prosecution
hero closed, and the then opened for the de
fence after which numerous witnesses of responsibility
who had long been acquainted with the accused were
called to the stand to prove that he had always sustained
excellent character until the charge which he il
trial preferred against him. The defence pro
ceeded to show, by the testimony of policeman tina
McManus seen lurking about the door OF Mr. Scoti
store the night the burglary committed, and tha
there for presuming that he the only
person engaged in the commission of the robbery. Mr.
Scott then recalled by the defence for the purpose
OF introducing in evidence affidavit made by him in
laon to the affair." as regarded McManus conduct, and
supposed connection with the burglary The evidence
here closed both Sides and the court adjourned until
tomorrow morning.
CoURr CALANpAR.-Circuit Courf-20 80, 202, 81, 81
g. SO, &c. &c. TO- H. H. Superior Coutla SO, 20, 100
l23 49, 1885, &c. 81 H. 3d. 1856, 3d. 247 1885, TO- . a. 6S
H. 6S 1885, 1877 1853 i69 49, ia 49, IT, 49, 49, $50
l05 no. l44 l62, l45 &c. 1871 Common Pleas lst Part
III, a. a. IS, a. 81 80, 81, &c. Al, a. Ind Part-lO2
l04 100, los, no. liz, ia. ll6, lls, 100, l22.