New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

RgrOTfs dfOpiSf-IO tag the sideNnk so".h
Goth a. between ID and LexingtOn-svs; to nag side
walks In 2tb st between 5th and Msdsonsvs 70 pu',
chase ground on the south side Of Charlesst ass,ei
IS feet from Beeckerst for location for the rolce
Station OF the Ninth Ward, and sppropnafnS '''
! the purchase
/ Sr,,t D,nar,,-eyt-A communication received
from Henry Arcusius, Esq, Commissioner OF Str"ets
and Lamps complaining OF not having sulhcient Sste'
allowed by the CrotOn Aqueduct Department 20 clean
the cutters and asking for about 1900 barrels OF 1e TO
lime tie cutters literally Also asking action In refer
ence the ncumbrsrce Of the streets Referred 70 'ne
/ Comrniuee CD Public Health, with power
The Board adjourned 20 the hrst Monday IN jury
L. S. DISTRICT CoURT-Before Judge
Judsop-Senteue>-Geo Lee. colored man, cook oil
the bark William o. Alden, indicted for larceny al sea
in stealing $780, In silver durog the voyage o. the ves
eel to this port snd pleaded guilty withdre~ nis
plea yesterday and pleaded guilty. He was sentenced
to one years imprisor Mt
James Smith, a seaman, Indicted in relation to the
transaction but pleaded guilty discharged
by consent Of the District Attorney on his own recog'
nizance.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Before Judge Bos
worth -James NJ Esed sg.t Fiua~ aud John Rob--t'.
Plaintiff in December occupied the 10 yer store Of
building No 10 Pearlst hardware store. Messrs.
occupied the second and third stories Pipes for the
Croon wser In the store Ga the night OF the gan
December the water from overflow in the second story
through the ceiling. damaging plair uf' goods TO
the vsue he saws of $50 and he brings sur to re-
the sIpount In defense IL Is said the water
should have been shut of in the cellar by painur and
that the fault with the latter, and that Mef'rs RS
goods injured to the extent of $500 FOR which they
claim Judgment II Is denied tast plaintiff in fault
Verdict for plaintiff, sl5o and costs.
Court OF COMMON PLEAS - Before
Judge pgrshsm-Jokn Har. against John McDoaossh
TO recover $3.50 amount of chai .e mortgage paid oy
plalnrh on fxiures Ut saloon corner vt CaIsst and
Brosdway but the kuowledg "a Of which, on purchase
fafer tn ho nj fv
TO- Jud iment for plaintiff, with damages, 500
Jacob Mostr and Man, his ris .gs'net Wa. Sohs.-
To recover damages for alleged assault art battery.
Plaintiff IL butcher az No. 30 Avenue ID. Deiecdsrt
who also butcher, to plsrrihs prtr 80, Is
charged sbcrt o'clock in the evening, aId demsn1ed
payment bill Plsip,iff CONSIDERING it is sed. teas
defendant had been drinking a'ked him 70 call next
morning and he would Cettle for any Ing he owed,
and LEI. TIE shop to svod any difficulty with defend ut
but returned in Few minutes, aud fund defendant
beating t1e vie Of plaintiff and also struck n mother
without cause Tie damages are laid at 81 coo Toe
charges. in e'CTy particular denied. To be c n.
tir ued this forenoon.
Court OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Wed-
ntsday Before the Recorder and Aid. Denmsn and
Ward Trial for Fcrs0y-At the opening of the Court
Geo. Bovine indicted for forging check on the Cnemi
cal Bank for $500 and gnug To IL pirporing to
be that OF Mr. Robt H. Elton, called up for trial
Ex Recorder Tallmadge moved to have the trial post
poned account of thu absence OF Mr.. Jordan, the
other counsel engaged with him for the defense the
motion denied aud the trial proceeded with.
Edward Woodruff, the boy who was used by RIVE,
Bovine and others implicated 10 the matter for the pur
pose Of pIe,erng the forged checks for payment was
examined Nothing elected but what appeared dur
ing the hearing after the arrest OF the parties The
case concluded when the Court adjourned.
Court CALENpAR-ThiS Ddv-CoM-
MON PLEAs-ParI-Sam as yesterday excepting LOSS.
Part II-Nos s02 922 926 946, 9iS $50 952 1884, $50,
96s 96O, 962, 964, 9S6 96S go.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos s37. COS, s55. s74, 904, 923,
91s 733 s33 ga 937 93s $40 GAL 9i2, 9i3 ga 9t5,
946 947 949. $50 $751; 953 95I, 955 956 956a 957 to
OF inclusive
CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos g. 235. 1926 407, 49, 1874, 425,
426, 40. 430, 43l, 1872, 434, 435. 436
IT, s DISTRICT CoURr-Nos 81, 70, Sc to 92, 95.