New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

the life Of Ralph Hurha: MILLER. who subsequent
u died. u s said 4 California the proof OF death
Dot be Tg consi, sr6C as sufficiently established.
plaiEnf had leave 10 with1ra~ a Jucr, and the
suite III have 10 be commenced anew.
Bsfafs Judge DAILY.
th6r!es ". Lsgds against J. 1 ! >ii'reY q a. -
Action OF ejectment against tenants OF premises on
West side Of Se'enlh-av. near ThirtS- sixth-ss Mr..
/ ~as owner an agreed rI'h Nj. Gri-s.s.c,
builder, 10 give deed after certain buildings we're
rut un I-ss G-rtS 81 t'l 20 A. they h. undS- Mr.
G and he Was entitled 10 give them possession
The case rs On.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before
Judge Woodrrf francs CfgrRGgh agt JOIN Bwructer
TO daase f., NJ eng pistol II ard wound
ing hr C VINO mad bsea lck ed nut Of Mr. b : house
ch hey had rooms aItaty referred 70. Verdict for
Garden MlEsragt The Eagls LIE and Rsslfa las Co.
To recover s. Geo nsued on the life OF Raiph Hubnrt
Miller Who went 10 ard died at Cal fornis the yocy
ing ossh srseIsd ~ TIE sin'i his brother before de-
s. coo To his brother outfit aud passage and 10 have
half his earning for certain time ION question whether
advance Of his Kind interest enable the
party advancing get life policy Chancellor WAL
worth referred TO him. ~ Law Mag SEPT 1851
1917 held hat was The point also allowed It
said by the Court demurrer hut defendant cnnenied
that II does not lobe continued
Before Judge ID sly.
Robert Manning ast james PERKINS, Acton Of erect
meht ard for rents 10 bntchers shop IN Avenue be-
tween Sh and sth st whichproiec'ei little plaintiffs
lot, bur which has since been removed The defence
that leave by Mr. NJ Verdict for plaintiff, s3 90
which, beng IN land carries costs.
Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS Thurs
doy.Before the Recorder. and Aid Ball and Oakley
The Of Ft,sGndo Wood indicted for frs prefsrcss
pealed with his cient IN Court tins morning and made
motion 10 quash the indictment the ground that e all
the charges contained IN were true they So amount
to any eiiense. The motion opposed by Mr Hall
nsian District Attorney aud the papers submitted
20 the Court without argument. Decision to morrow
John Kelly. formerly solder IN the Y S. Army. was
property Of Richard Mctann residing AZ No &c Greea-
wchst The Jury convicted aim Of Oet arconv only,
evidence adduced showing that be had taken
than 3soveregrs He was sentenced 70 the Peniea'ary
Joseh Mooney lad II wears Of age lesIeJ guilty to
an Idicmsni charging hun With having the 18th nit
stolen wallet containing $3.50 in gold com belonging TO
Mr.. Michal Fitzsmmons. while IA the Steamer Troy on
her passage from Troy TO this City and en'encsd by
the Court to the State Prison for year
VIM DAVIS indicted for burglary IN the ihird degree in
breaking into the stable Of Edward Vincent sevedoro and
attempting 10 steal SET of harness put trial The
evl adduced did not howe in the opnlca OF the
July, warrant conviction lac therefore acquitted,
but before alowed TO quiz the Court he was severely ad
mopishtd by the Recorder.
CoURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. FRIDAY.
Before the Recorder, and AID. Ball and Oakley
The Case Of Fernando Wood indicted for False Pre-
fsnSes-The decision OF the Court relative to the
motion made yesterday by Ogden Hoffman, Esq. to
quash the Indictment against this defendant, which
was TO have been rendered to-day, was deferred.
Mr. Blunt, the District Attorney, was not present
yesterday when the motion was made, and on HIS APP
peaTance in Court this morning, objected TO de.
cison OF the Court being rendered without argu-
ment, at least, from him. Ogden Hoffman, Esq,
counsel for defendant being engaged at another
Court, and not abe to attend, and the matter was
further postponed.
Frederick Bird was tried and convicted of stealing
case of needles from the store Of John w. Stanley,
No leo William-st. lie was remanded for sentence.
Edicard Riley was tried and convicted OF petit lar
ctny, and sentenced to the Pententiary for SIX
months.
Thomas Moran, indicted for grand larceny, was
tined and convicted of petit larceny. He was
Tor cod IN no fiar yf an
JOHN HeSsnburg, indicted for burglary, was tried
and convicted. He was sentenced to the State Pri-
son for years and months.
Margaret Taylor was tEied and found guilty of re-
ceiylpg stolen goods. She was sent TO the Penlten
tIaIy for months.
Alice Edwards; implicated with her, was tried and
convicted Of petit larceny She was sent 10 the Peni
Tertiary for months.
Adjourned for the day.