New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
CITY ITEMS.

The MURDER TRIALS. Court of Over
and Temner.- Before Judge Edmonds, and Aid
! Chapman and Kelly. The following prisoners were
brought up and aralgned
otto GrungIg, indicted for the murder OF his wife
yctorine Grmzig, BY poison. Mr JoachlmSSen APP
peared as his counsel. and also acted As interpreter
on the reading Of the Indictment He put IN plea
of not guilty.
Mr. Joachlmssen SAID he would ask for an order
on the Police Magistrate to give mp the clothing, &C.
of Grunzig. his clothes, papers and resources 10y
which TO defend the suit having been taken posse.
SION Of by the Police.
Nr. Blunt, District Attorney, replied that m rela-
ton To clothing It is necessary t. keep CERTAIN 10th
ing TO identify the prisoner relation to the purchase
| Of arsenic
Mr. J. SAID they might keep out such articles OF
clothing as they might deem proper and let them
have the rest. Mr. D. sand he was perfectly willing
that the magistrate should give mp everything they
did not want on the trial. and an order would be
made to that effect.
The thai was set down for THURSDAY Of next
week.
James sullivan was then arralgned, charged with
the murder of Edward Smith, IN Chf.st He said Mf
Buckley is hrs counsel but not present He
PIE al not gulilA, ana tnt Ilhl was SCI uo"H iva '"'
next case after that of Grunzig
Antoine Lopez was then auagned charged with
the murder Of Michael Poster, policeman Of the
Fourth Ward, by stabbng. The indictment va, m
terpreted 10 hun, and he plead not guilty.
He was asked # he was ready for trlal. when ms
counsel Mr. j VI smith, SAID It was doubtful # they
Will be ready the present term the vessel on board
Of which he was a hand has LEFT this port She first
went to Philadelphia, thence TO Boston, and we have
not vet learned where she went To from there. The
Spanish Consul, however, Nhe man beng native
Of old Span.) has assisted me- and Will probably con
tnue to do SO, and hope shall soon have the
necessary information. II is proper We should have
the presence Of the Captain and Mate OF that vessel
on the trIal
The District Attorney sand II desirable the
tna should proceed this term as some Of the wit
nesses are detained prison He Will call It on as
late as possible, however. IN the term.
The prisoners then were removed.
The Court inquired OF the District Attorney II he
was ready to proceed with any cases. Nj Blunt said
the argument IN the case of Carnal set down
for today but he finds by the decisions that Il IS ne
cessary prisoner should be present IN such case
and II Is for his counsel that ne be sent Tor
which done
Mr. Blunt sand he ready also to proceed with
the trial OF Ellen Doyle charged with murder, set
down for this day but her counsel, Mr. A. Phillips,
Is not present, probably suppOslng that the argument
IN the case Of Camal would come up. The Judge
said he could not have supposed that the argument
would take all day. II counsel Is not present, the
case must proceed without HIM
Orders were gwen to bring up Ellen Doyle, and
also CaInal, and the Court took d recess
FIRE.-Yesterday, at II, o'clock, A. VI.
FIRE broke out IN the large brick building IN Four
teenh.st., near Tenth-ay, occupied oy Mr.. William
Young as an ron foundry. The alarm was lmme-
diately gwen, and the hre department were prompt
" on the ground but Notwithstanding their energetic
action. the building was entirely destroyed
Owing 10 a quantity OF combustIble matter III the
building, the flames spread rapidly, and bursting ont
Of the lower windows, communicated to the adloin-
ing lumber yard OF Mr. John H. Clark. The ire
men, however, after great effort, succeeded IN suo
dung the flames. The following Is the loss As near
as We could ascertain: Iron Foundry, 5000 no
insurance Damage and destruction OF Lumber,
5000 no insurance.
IL - supposed that this FIRE Was the Work of an IN
cendlary as when Mr.. Young len the foundry, m
the evening, there was no IRE whatever IN any part
Of the establishment.
United STATES Court. The District
and Circuit Courts were respectively opened yes
,erday forenoon before Judge Belts The Circuit :
special term for the hearing Of arguments and viii
proceed before Judge Nelson, who Will arrive pro-
baby on "Wednesday In the District the Grand Jury
were discharged TIL Wednesday, and the Petit jury
,lll WEDNESDAY Of next week. The civil calendar Of
the District viii proceed H. regular order before
judge Belts IN the Judges room. Ten causes day
and no transfers will be made or cases ser down
No cases on The criminal calendar were called.
Board OF ASSISTANT ALDERMES-St0ted
>esaon-AosD.Y, SEPT 9. 1851
Pres,Rf-The President A A AlyOrd, ESQ IN the Char
Assistant Aid MOcSe Hale HabDatf, NJ CarLy, BOyce
Barr J webb James Webb, Crane. Hsler. Smith Tls-
man Pearssll. Sands. Ward. Bolster. Ely. EdwHds
P.titOas-By Assistant AID. Es Of Engine Co No g.
fnr enhancement Of FnEne House NJ ly9 Chr.'Ies. To
COMMITTEE % Fire Department.
B. Assistant Aid Edwards 4 Murray Hoffman aud
others. for sewer Madson-ay and SSrh-s; To Commit
sewer
B. same. Of Vim II Eltng. fr "a vnen, OF balance q
account due nm To Committee On Finance
B. Assistant Aid Smith, Il James Humes AMI ~ ttoo-
relation 90 interest unyad contract 10 t"h-
nttse on Law Department 49,
4. Asssia8, AID Tsman. 81 ID. n. h "ca. ana
Others. for NeA and pump llFLsl ahe Iis'-''
Harlan To Committee Roads , n, o.,
B. same, VI same, that lgh-st fro h1f 49, =
ah-av te regulated and graded. To Com"H'es "a
Roads - - ..i,,,,, o.
b. Assistan. Aid smirh q J A Secor. n reia'Ot 70
MONEYS paa rr personal To oaImFtef On ~ nc
b. As-l.tanr AID. HcCa.fsY q A Assrr Va s.'h1.h