New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

Cea'' No. - 10 %. l0l, 100 to l23.
srssios Nondsy Nos 49, a. &C. ~ ~ o.
40 . 10 .,s-Mopday NOS 90 -, ~ , 90
c,ssosa ioi iO2 93 Part ll-Nos igs' o. - ~ ~
ANY q 81, l9s, lis, s4 w 90 o7 10 a. i,S 70
"a. ia iS2 1876 ~ Sl' a. 10 ~ i''' Nv wv
SMDiH -
s,rts DsrMor Covhr.beioTe Judge betn
r>sIyg Ia1A Wn. K,a"eg ana M'eaoe' ooTsyl ms,e
tsrrh ~ sea in breaking open trunk belong.
r<1f ST. e messengers (Mr. VIM II. Griffn) aud
.,tone ~ ~. articles. Also taking some wearing
lsrsm ~ hsd been rolled up In msttrsss' &C.
s>se ~ VI. ~ The sesmen-Kenney and Gordon were
lsn..snrers nor crew having slowed themselves We
s>rf'sIos !. lad about IS years OF age The DIS
~ sss Entered nolle prosequi ia regard 10 Nun
ofh",y found the two men guilty -tor u o
80 80, md Msrbury for prisoners Mr. Beoee
80 p.S fyry found true bills against a NUMBER OF
~ was.ssns 10 the ship Metoka, tor endesVoIingto
.,,osby refusing 10 so 70 sea ~ the .e
s1ss sS sssmen Of the ship Jubilee charged with
.s-iu offence.
-.,,,ox covsr--Beiore Judge Vs1derpoel-Joha
sffns' ~. ~ Cook-Mr. A, is boot and shoe
1Ns W sbop al 1873 Division-st and residing IN
ns.n. 'fNr Is tin plate worker, keeping chop
afcsS IT, action 10 to recover damages for injury
sc1Ss s,le ,on of Mr. A. or years OF age. by Mr..
49, nj Of vitrol or SOMETHING OF the KIND IN
rss,s ,ves by which u was injured ana ior some
Aepps e. care OF physician. young woman
M az. tsvipg been locking out OF second story
'',sel hssryed the child STOPPING down, playing by
s1eS.. "a .sw Mr. c. throwing something from
- ~ fence upon the chiids head u iooked up
~ srsx some more upon Il; ana immediately went
- -, uoodhouse. 1t had the appearance OF Wa
GO ~ .,... for plaintiff Sl2j. For plaintiff Mr. w.
v sa-s Por defendant MF. II. Alker.
,.s.e Oakley.-Go0ge Cooplr We. james w.
bsN q. MAS clerk of Messrs Barker 4 Towle
the FIRE at their store in Cathcrinc.st and
uue an charge Of having set fire to the store,
Va ,s.,,s was dismissed by the Grand Jury. lie
hat Ssy S Snssa s th % Ie s b1nes
~, H. ~, Imprisonment &c. They deny as TO tho
,eu.L "a .sy hey acted with probable as 10
s.s,s TO be continued this forenoon. For plsin-
70 ys..r, Thos Warner aud Jas 4. Brady Tor defend
a, IIesus Humphrey and ChSries y Conor'
c....- =, cosxos PLEAs-Beiorc Judge Daly-John
...s :. H.1sslsA lighter vessel belonging 10 Mr..
{ = eemIns out Of the railway dock at Brooklyn was
rsek 81 ns h6e and carried against Whitehall boat
ossrg 10 Mr. ~ which lay outside Of canal boat on
4 otbsr Ede Of the dock. The boat stove in
~ Aeloa Is brought for damages The boat origin.
III eos, ~ was said TO be or years old, and de.
sd by fne Of the Witnesses TO be much deprecated
gt,s Toe Jury, however gave verdict in favor of
Ikstf for t52, which also carries costs. For plaintiff
E,as John Graham and David Evans for defendant
ssssr J. w. Winsns and f. Hoffman.
suNr Covrr- Before Judge Waterman-JohH 4.
ss.l.e "a Thee NJ and Hin. ~ poNSheTty.-Ald Blunt
- orS, store on Southst near Gouverneur Assist
:, IA Doucherty and partner, hold from Mr. Martin
~ ,su,ss q the Corporation, lease Of the wharf OF
s-ahs>d between Montgomery and Gouverneur, which
-, M, IN the accommodation Of the Jacob Bell and
.,Asr .,esrbosi belonging to them. AID B. complains
~, nov MED W and kept wood in the street along the
80 Al - tosk N TO obstruct the street. and
,sn, NJ, ploxy 70 the extent Of 500 Of $50 year
II. MIR. stos for damages The Court charged that
asisss ~ exclusive right to the pier right beyond
wbais anAly allowed to lesses the defendants were
"a fbnSed 10 obstruct the street except 10 load and
srbsd &C. Whether they did lie for the Jury to say
I'd tT u the plaintiff had sustained special damage
ysidimplsinth, 500 For plaintiff, Mr.. Fanches
Fsr i1tnlnt Mr.. Shepherd.