New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

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UNrKD STATES DfsrNcr coURr-Rsiore Juds. r.
-Senten es.--ln the case OF the four uer - -
ship Metoka, convicted OF eDdssvorsns TO make -
Mr. Nash stated that their not ca ,s- -
ping articles He also read affidavit shovps w.
To have wife And young family. By reqaes, Of Nv
ju5 gmen. Was suspended.
Williaz Rassell dRd John Williams seamen Il n, -
Burgundy. charged with larceny. 10 taking II p,sc.. y
silk which were found in their chests we're scles,.i
t. months each imprisonment
George H. Loaoh and Wii!ism Kesly eoayc,es a.
larceny board the ship NagaTa, 10 taking s.vs,,;
articles from passengers trunk, were sentenced a.
to . months imprisonment and Leach 10 pay Ia "a
dition. tine OF $50 and Kenny $40
The second mate and Eve sesnen Of the bark JuA
lee convicted OF endtsvorng 10 make q revolt v,rs
sentenced. the ave seamen 10 pay hne OF sl5 escs
and stand committed TIL paid and Gray tie ssoo,i
mate, TO pay = me OF So.
CouRr or CoNNoN PLEAS-Before IadselDab.-ys
sspA Rogers and Man, Ais rife vs. Marsra Rsrs ned
Niagara O BrieH.-Action fer Islander ass.ns, ars
Margaret Rogers, charging Der with having aid that
Mrs Mary Rogers one OF The plaintiffs bad uei 10 get
Cs,harine Connelly TO poison her (Mfs. Mary Re Ia.
band. plea OF justification was put IN.
L was shown by lady named Coles that toe word
had been spoken--aso that Mrs. Mary ~ went 10 u.
theatre with men, aud that soc had exercised mpropu
conduct with young man named John Leonard. vho
came 10 the house when Capt Joseph Rogers, the hes
band, was away
The principal witness for defence was Catherine Co.
nelly She testified 10 having lived two ycsrs with Cas-,
J. and Mrs. Mary Rogers. They lived In Cherry asd
Monroe sts--slsO IN Front Capt Rogers was much al
sdnt saw John Leonard and Mrs Rogers with heir
aims round each others necks lie WAS there amo.;
every night When he did not come Mrs. Mary
would send witness after him. When Capt r. WAS kona
the blinds always shut at night but LETT open snd
light put IN the front room when he absent fThs
witness here stated some inpropreues she ssa h
tween them Mrs X. ssid to witness thAtif suy ou,
should tell Capt Rogers of her conduct she would not
son the person. Mrs K. the plaintiff, appears 10 \.
about % IS years OF age. She and Cspt wess Ah
in Court On one occasion, the witness said Nr,R
(planui told her that she wished Cap, K dsAA "a
see would try way TO have him desd and said ne
would give him dose Of poison. and wished 70 bare
witness do It. She said she would give witness $40 on
500 ii she would give Capt E. the poison. Witness
could not think she in earnest and laughed At he,
for making the offer This wss in Monroes st. Mrs K
wsnted NE 10 20 down town for the poison that 10
Doctor could tell OF her and she would swear VII,
ness clear il anything happened She said Mr. should
take her to Ireland.
lady named Clark in whose house they lived, tes.l
fed 10 the frequent visits Of Mr. Leonard, and two
occasions would not permit him TO come In. The esuss
viii be resumed this forenoon.--for plaintiff Mr. Yea
Hovenbursh and Mr. Fay for defendant w Jay Has
kett Esq.
Frederick Higgins W. AHdrcp n. Turk and Eil,sr
Bulkley Action OF rover the value Of two
bow windows and shutters taken from store Of
West Broadway and Walkerst The defendants showed
they had bought them among other nxtares Verdict
for deiendsnts-For plaintiff, Mr.. Bishop, tor defend
ants, Mr. Clifford.
Before Judge ulshoefer Fosdict "a a, vs. ThsrnsG
aiAeton vt replevth, which was Ted before, In rela
ton to a quantity OF deer skins hypothetical with
Messrs Thorns Verdict for defendants estimating their
D. Field Tor defendants, Messrs Edward sandtoTdsnd
Warnc