New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-12

eIUg Part 2-No- ll8. 10. ~. IA - ~, IN.
a S4 - 49, i4o
sr,tsron CorRr-Beiore Judge Oakley-Ro1 q Iut
"a smith 4 Nfr0ngTp recover The sfuouni ~ note
setbe in hardware. relative 20 winch di.pu'e arose.
.esdy referred 20 - eriir. g. iainrs-. So a. being
~ Be,g 20. D,ope, s. Icslm--scion 20 recover a.
sfcl gTaiuy 90 el|afcr charter parry Stated 'o haf~
IN sgrref fp fGve plain 4l captain Of vr--e. y he
odd VENT ai. and iaae old care OF le irIf forming
.tscargo and make .hori and ,aii .fsc0gy voyage
Tie co1u.e for defence moved for uon.sul oa ihe
,or g,a,laa. Mr s,s.nech, fordeS-udan- Mr Marsh
Inn, Stanton " Poe,f Alhel-Acfon for false mpd--
o.nenf SulWel warrant The notion i based prn-
cpsly on The ground that lldge Edmond, who is.uet
Dr. warrant, dd not have iau~d.con OF me ca.c Yer
Fn- rlainrf NJ. Crl- qua Mr. j. { Smith fOI deiru-
cant Air : sche aud M vs. CHber.
Ho OBoN e al 81. ) j >Wrofer-ro recover $40
saii 90 have been loaned winch was denied. The pan f
money broker Nerdc' for plaintiff 3D. amount I"r
plaintiff Mes.r- so-.on ~re.. for defendant. Me--T,
Wallace a Raymond
Cogar o. Co,No. PifAe.- Before Judge l'l-loraer.--
I',anond hem So Cha' biao' sometimes O. ed fyeaoh
Iouis-Acfou for assault aut Daff~rv-Ar r ar"rr.n2
Ton Verde Tor plaintiff. 50 F0r pannf, Nj vs.
ocf; no defence WAS offered
Court o. GrwR,L srsHo>s.-A man named wm.
Mailman ws- called % frnl o1 can indictment charging
nn WIN hs'ing. %" we % Apl.i, ',9'9n qtanuf Oh
,u.Hng .a.lcd ai eY, ihr property ~ I-aac Bcnfhen
He found gmly OF Peii larceny only ana s.girnce1
ihe Penen'sf5 Tor ne term "i monte. W Imam
Jackson, wto Wa i"ino sn n.y. on "wednesday AL "i
,isnng so by of isc repre- citations. was sca-
cd % "A
CIV ri for tho term 81 l0 day-...tn ir-inan named
Ind Mullins called fo trial on au in7 cfm~ut cerg-
ay him with having. "u fir l gl ~ The Psi of February
al attempted fo l - wiie, Mary Muliu-. ty cutting her
,ef with araIor. o. their r-laeIs" No II NHbnrrt'
y,ck Murphy, officer o fhe sil Ward Police. f"s'
I'D INST arrested thr prisoner o. ne time 30 question.
..fo told him that nc had cIi DIS wii's 'Aroa becau-e
lie had got lbs supper and also s be- Was under Ire
,.flence o hqIUr ~ the TIME tue Olcer also Saw Ae
rsfr. which Wac bloody 40 Witnesses were examined
.rfrr prisoner Tie jury. nifer being out short nne
1IgA Ine verdict of assault a11 battery only, and ihr
Cont sentenced inW tOl year. fonceu in ihe Icn
yrfary. Johu mps0n, indicted for burglary boo rr
fr degree. pleaded guilty 90 lcfi larceny, en was sou
.rel fe Cify FrlS 'n for 20 dtv-...JHr- BOgardi-
-dr,ed for obtaining goods by ial-c Ir,icuce., wHs
b sred upon frIai. ana acquitted.
TaE GsAsD jury oN THE NoT.-Beforc tae Adjourn
eui OF tie Court, the Grand inquest came in with uln
t.rofbl.s, and also presented hc following commuuca
t0a 10 ihe Court.
rt> Hsorasi ne coof 4 S,,-i.n y ne cy and CoS~y 4
Nac Ici
The Grand Inquest, taking into consideration the highly
erc.ed OF the public feeling growing ont OF the moi
ofie asi = hours oud present the Necessity Of adopt
a, such concisiory measures may tend 10 eoy iho
excitement and recommend that ts performances 90 Nc
OteraHoufe be suspended for e prcteni They also "N-
Dr. Willingness 10 conc dee with the Court DO ne ndop-
Ion OF such would be- deemed most prudent
flf The public security.
lsi!nedl JOHN CAMPBELL, Foreman