New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

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"a y he freight he cargo having bee
tAmsEed and ioss eis red ~ caiars 10 seoas "a
Messrs Leveridge.
SrrRENE COURr-Sp,.1s' Tsrm--Bssors Juds'
Ntshe., D isions-R5-. Rvs HS-ss Cause rsiSira
.is cd date Of
Ga peauoa u Js-s, Hha.-Peauoners re.gnAaon o
R,sssss. Rey-as4.-wn c. Russell appointed guard
an m rarruou
Cs-p,air- ..f..-rp -Lible SUIT sxsinss Rrooslyu
EtSe Csase 10 be heard IN Rss Coausy.
IA nr nsaer q extending Lexington-sveree, his Cccs'
n scta er. has TIE power - appoint Con 70 ss;ooers
40 y : not necessary, under ne Constitution, hs
new law BE ps'-esd 'or ne purpO.s
n another Coargy sni he hroaghs In he srpericr
Court ss ~. vas I, : ne rsei of ne aefndAnt
. he Couuty where hey boa re.ae
Ros-s - h0irHrs-A cause marked reserved he
Circuit Calendar n Pee. 1888, reserved for a. par.
poses ard retains ia Old late n issue.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Beore Judge Oakley.-Dar
c. s 1sTrsy - X Rsft AID r R,bbs --Rep'evin a. %
&c, Tor p'Anua vSluiug he properly A 81
TIE 90. OF rce1ysrreafA'i MstA'4'' cAreA ". Bog
~ Fs iss.rass Co@Piny before Judge Pane, viii -
summed up his iorenooa
CIBCUlr CoURt.-The case OF Richard Cg,pl0R
- Jsis D. y e'teyFsi >tSrs. 10 s,ill 90.
CorRr ~ GENERAL SEssIOSs-F1daV.- Before
H. Honor The Mayer, and IA Frsnkln conckAn-Peni
he Clerk snnounced - ne petit Jurors hat IN conse
elsnee OF ae conunues inispo.uon OF he Recorder
term The 7=uf Jury therefore discharged
no sfhlsg iaSirt- q Joseph Ashley was called
Forgery IN lie second degree Counsel sr aefea.e o1-
rcied - pleading he hal given the District Atierney
postponed Tie matter 0i Saturday morning, when some
ac-.. Will be taken Ia the premises.
PEI V GuEiy -Ehzs Bake, c0ored. plead guilty "a
petit iarc-ney IA stealing eold waich ana chain fom
Eiks Freeman. residing al 100 Charchs The Coart &C
crpted he plea and sentenced ne prisoner 10 he Pen
tertiary tor - months
CorRr oF GyNyRAt SEsuoSs- SGfurdgg Pr
'eafnrsf Of re CrIad J,ryrhe Gfsii Jury into
i0 - Court Hcnsrai Se's' g ~ P"ics y t'> Ctb
The Grand Inquest for ne Msnch term Of this Court
concluding their daues beg cave 10 present the following
In many cases brought before the Grand lDGues, ".
,fsie hal not hv investigated them they would have
zen discharged 81 the time Tets great evil and one
s hie, . hoped Wi De speedily Teluued Another cyl
Tie Grand lnGues would express their srUng objection 10
thai =, he unrestricted and improper manner In witch
ic-u-es FOR The retsl OF spu.ou' liquors arr grasIed
The Grand Inquest having visited the several Institutions
under The charge OF the Governors u the Aims House ase
pleasure In saying that ., due TO the geusemen niusle
Win ne naturalization 81 b Affairs u Ger public inst
tons 10 sa,e that they conducted with sigma ability AMI
Oh great advansge 10 NE public interest Cleanliness
order scipne are apparent In every Department The
economy Already introduced shows that great saving has
been uad- IN the expenditures u the depsmeni under the
supervisor N the Ten Governor. The Grand Inque.
name IN watch everything appeared to be conduct
al a. Ia CITY Prison.
The Grand lnque. have 10 call sltention evil OF
very considerable szgnitude IN their estimation, which
should by pass without specis notice and do
commemorative that OF PotteFs fsd Rsndsrs Island
The spectacle there presented IL truly ~ most revolving
naure Not only senshiites but our syupsthes arr
fully sroused, and al se masnanmiy OF which human
nature should bee endowed called into scdon. by exhibition
Of the unbuned dead e0 exposed The inary OF hose
by whom hey surrounded The atmosphere being neces
ssry very impure thereby gering the lives OF those
y in Us hso The Grand lpduest would have indicted
any part through whose fault the present u ssnee exs
had they been able 10 determine who ihs persons
possible for this evil
The Grand Inquest would recommend thai rotisrs Field
De enclosed with suitable fence prevent all encrOsch
meuis OF an improper nature
WIN MACkRELL Foreman.
KiCHD W HUetsUr secretary.
On the preseniaron being made, the Mayor directed the
Clerk to have published ard 10 presen' copies Of u 10
ihe Common Council, and the Governors OF Tho Aims
u DIse
The Grand JUN were then discharged, and tho Court
aef some unlmporlant business. adjourned for Inc term