New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19


Before the Recorder and AID liaD, and Miller
Trial fer NqnSiaUghfer or SbiDb0ara.-
\ SWcde named Frederick ODcr-, W., tired Tor
manSIauehter in the first degree. n Killing Inor.
Zctheholm the first mate of the Swedish snip me
ts while that vessel wa, lying az the pier. loot ol
Jackson-St., l.. r. From the evidence of witnesses
introduced by the prosecution, d appeared tnat me
deceased and the prisoner were hoth ohcers OF the
Thts. the former acting as first mate and the latter
as second mate Some difference had arisen be-
tween them. the prisoner accusing the deceased OF
having told tales 10 the captain 10 ms ile prisoner 81
dlscredt On the evening Oi the 2i OF June tht
prisoner called on board the ship. and proceeded To-
The cabin. where the mate was. and some words eh-
sued between them. when the prisoner struck me
deceased three blows on the cheeks with the ual oil
ms hand. This Was witnessed Dy some Oh lhe SAL
orS, who wer" looking down the shy-hght INTO the
cabin. The prisoner then sprang on deck. having
knife IN his hand. and babe the ere" goodby.
lie said ne had been licking the mate. and that
he ought TO have given him more than he did
but he was weak and could not stand much Prison
er then left admoulshmg tae crew. not o. folio" hlm,
for If they did they would have 10 encounter ten
knives. some of the crew went INTO the ca1n ami
found the mate on MS knees with ms head ietnln8
on the table. The boa'>wain was about 70 mn hm
up. when he said. d" Len me alone" Tn ie" min-
ute. ne began 10 y0mt and shortly after fen over on
the floor and died IN about ten minutes.
The physicians who made ;he past mgrt.m e&ani-
nation of the body stated that hcl found the and
surrounding parts on The right side OF Inc head con-
sdcrably dlScolored. as thc parts had been struck
with some hard substance On opening the skull 10
found mat % small D.OoN hC>~tl INA Dtfi lul-
ttred and that considerable blood had been thrown
INTO the cavity of the skull and pressed upon the
brain THIS Was considered t) De q sufficient cause
ufdeafh. and the examination was not prosecuted
any further Dr. Jones. one of the physicians exam
ined stated that blow which might cause the dis
cOlora'I0n alluded 10 would not OF necessity cause
death 10 was shown that The deceased was in bad
health AZ the time.
The case was here closed on the part OF the prose
cuflop No defense va, offered. The Recorder
with few remarks placed the case IT'D the hands OF
the Jury Who without leaving their seats, rendered
verdict of guilty of mansldu1hter IN The fourth de-
gree. and recommended the prisoner 20 the mercy 81
the Court The prisoner Will be sentenced on Friday
Sentence Of old Conrlcts.-Joseph /.
Harm, and Thomas Dorsey. both convicted of for
gery IN the third degree. the former IN November and
the latter n December. 1850 have been waiting since
their conviction for The decision Of the supreme
Court on points raised by their counsel and carried
no on bills OF exceptions. The supreme Court hay
ing affirmed the Judgment OF tins Court. the prison
ers were sentenced 20 the ~tatepuson for Two years
each.
Trial far Grand LarcenY.-Aary Ryan
wa, tired and found guilty Of Grand Larceny n steal
ing inward of 500 rom James ONcll, keeper OF an
oyster &C. lar AZ the corner of Hc,cr>t and the Bow
ery on the nth of May last The woman, 70 APP
pears went into O'Ncl's cellar a. late hour, and
was induced to stay and keep him company tl
morning. when she lett. and De- missed his money
She was aferward arrested with s2j OF the money IA
her possession. She was remanded 90 prison for sem
tence Adjourned Tor the day.