The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-04

ero Ugh II they sarpeted their ONCE Il was very likely
that the professors and tesohers no might be empoye
meats osrpeted also He thought $50 would be sufficient
to purchase chairs, tables Sc.
lie wished to have the comfortable during
the winter evenings for tbs gentlemen Of the commtees
who might wish to go there After some further re-
NeD Schools application from tho trustees Of the
S,n ward for an appropriation Of 900 for tho esectss
committee. Tho board then adjournsi.
Police Intelligence.
a Large Amount Of Money Lost or Stolen.-Ysstsr-
day afternoon, between and O'Clock elderly gen
tlemsn came hurryng into the police o,s quite out Of
package containing large amount Of money together
with oheoks and drafts belonging to the N.sark Bank
jersey Il appears from further enquiry that tn. gen
eman Mr. John Taylor, the president Of that in
Of making ', III. TO the tho for S: Sss
which is done once a week generally by the Cashier,
but on this OCCASION as the Cashier was sick Mr. Tay
placed In package together with checks and drafts
amounting it is stated, at near 100000 This package
kerchie aud while board the Jersey ferry Ar
reseoh his way to Newark he placed the package by
his side, the where he sat In the ladies' cabin
On the boat touching the Jersey side Mr. Taylor sprang
up, and left the boat In haste for the cars, but
hs Po no % % the p.cn
found all tho passengers gone, and his package Of
money gone also. Inquiry was immediately made
H.. boat Here, som.body has lsfs Sundls
behind" This bundle supposed to be the package Of
money lost by Mr.. Taylor In all probability
Of the psssepgsrs on leaving the boat took the psok
age and carried II off, il the reward offered Of $500
WI be the of It's recovery; the other hand, il
has fallen into the hands of thief thieves who
have been watching the cashier and president for
time past In order to seizs opportunity like the
sent ono the chances of recovery very uncsrtsn
therefore, tho only hope that the money has fallen into
the possession Of some person who opening tho
package and viewing large aoxnt OF bank bills, has
fortitude enough to resist tho temptation such, how
ever svery unlikely therefore under the circumstances
tho chances are decidedly against the bank II was ru-
incurred around yesterday that the president afraid
state tho amount OF money IN the package fearful that
Suspicion Of Burglary Oniosr ols sssd Of the I'd
Tara arrested, yesterday, two islos called George
Detained for further hearing.
Daring Young Thieues.- Two boys Of sbsut 10 years
nell, ono of the young soamps being armed with .
loaded horse pistol, entered the boot and shoe
toll to the head Of Mr. sarmsck and thrsstensd his le
while the other endeavored to carry of pair OF boots
An alarm given, and officer Hsswe of tho 18th ward
was called in who took he young rascals into custody
conveyed them before Justice Timpson when they
were both looked up for trial!
Robbng Vesssl-seme thieves last night broke open
the cabin of the brig Majestic lying at the foot OF Oliver
street, and carried on SIC in money, together with
quantity Of wearing apparel, valued in all at $780, tho
Hishwuy Robbery .-Onacer Walsh of the 4th ward,
rested ysstsIdsy ~ man by the rsms Of VIM Finley an
vious by the same officer. on . charge of knocking
down sailor by the name of Mark Lewis aud holding
Prime picket his pocket Of $26 Justics Drinker
committed him for q farther hearing.
Law Intelligence.
UNITED STATES CoMMIssIoNERs' OFrIcE-May s.
Before Commissioner Morton-Chargs of Murder on the
High Secs-The examination in the case Of Greenwood,
of the fhp Colonel Tsyloe who IL charged with
the murder Of William Carlyle, one Of the crew, was
commenced this morning 1t appeared the evidence
the l4h OF April last at IL O'Clock at night the deceased
time shortly after b. went into tho cabin ,eavnr sr.sn.
wood, tho mate, the deceased, and man named Hugh
Leo, who was lag sick In the long boat, ON deck in
few moments after he went below he heard the sound
Of man overheard and hallowng for help, the sound
coming from near the cabin windows he jumped out Of
the poop and Lee at the wheel The Captain asked
what was the matter; Lee answered frst man
Caryls the Captain then said why you lower the
boat and pick the man up Greenwood answered won't
on me; WON'T have him on board. The Captain re-
piled that made no difference, pick tho up; the
wheel was then put down to bring tho vssselto .d the
watch called; after good deal Of difficulty In clearing
the boat she let down with Greenwood the steward,
and another man, in herr the mans voice heard at
the time crying for help Greenwood steered the bos
and they pulled in wrong drection ct all events the
boat returned without the deceased and he heard
/; after tho boat returned, and matters were
put to rights tho Captain asked Greenwood what the
matter was he replied that Carlyle drew knife him,
and he knocked him overheard with hsndspke. The
captain again asked him to explain the Of the
re he said that he ha set him about job aud that he
refused to do 81 the captain said II you did 1t in self
defence you right but when you were safe, you
ought to have made every exerton to save the man.
The captain found the ships Ratchet deck
instead Of b.ng la tho chest. The small hstchet
afterwards found with blood on the handle and blade
fresh blood also found In some other places where
the parties were standing and on tho ropes and rail.
there were two cuts ia oil the ropes; they were made
with hatchot The osse Is adjourned to tomorrow,
(this morning)
Before Commissioner Gardiner - Chage'of Larceny.
The cass Of Rose Anderson and another charged with
sccretng sugar with intent to steal it, called and
postponed n.il to morrow (this morning..
UsIrEp STATES CIRcyIT CoURr Before Judge Nell
son.-Tatham and others ps. Lowb.r ana lie Roy-Ac-
ton OF on the case Tor tbs infringement OF
patent right. 1t was tried before and reported.
CIncurr CoURr, May 8 Bsfore Justice Hurlbut--
Carpenter Sheldon aud others-Tho for the
plaintiff was closed Tuesday evening the defence
was opened this morning By Mr. Jordan From his
speech the main ground OF defence would appear, Is
probable Gauss. After the opening, witness only
was exsmnsd when the court adjourned.
SUPREME CouRr, May 3-Prssent, Justices Edmonds,
Page and Edwards. Tho court WAS organized this
mcrnngthe entire day was occupied with motions for
re-hesrings.
suPsRroR CouRr, May S-Before Chief Justice Oak
ley George Gilman o. John H. Ne Cldren-This was
action of trover the defendant master Of the
ship Matoca On the part Of the plaintiff, il asg-
that the ship was sometime last fall about to proceed
on her voyage to Liverpool and that he (he planii)
shipped upon the understanding that the defendant
not to be Ia command of tho vessel 1t afterwards
turned out that tho defendant took command and the
plaintiff with the remainder Of the crew, refused to go
to duty, upon which the defendant to tho Uni
ted States District Attorney, lodged complaint for
mutiny, procured warrant, and had them arrested
they Afterwards sent TO prison. The defendants
clothes, which in chest aud trunk. rem~tued on
board and be brings action to their aue
The defence that the clothes returned the
plaintiffs agent Mr. Clark and also that he forfeited
them in consequence of his trial and ,uviction for
muiny The defendants counsel produ ed the record
of conviction from the United States Court IL was al
shown by Mr.. Clark who shipped ths plaintiff that
he got back the plsnfs chest aud that II went to the
store Of MIR. Arrow smith the consignee Of the vessel
whore 1t stn remains It further shown that the
trunk vent to Liver pool and taken shore there
by a friend Of tho plaintiff The Judg, charged that
there was no proof OF conversion. The jury found
verdict for defendant.
Before Judge Ssndford.-Hdnna Us. Wiimerding and
ohersThe jury rendered verdict 10 this for de-
70 dants
John BroDsr, Receiver, ps Ls,oreHee HH.-This WAS