New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
COURT OF GENERAL sEsslONS-Baf,re judge
BEBEE, and AID. BARR and Bovcg
lanes Art)uada WAS triad for hurvlarv IL,


James McQuade was tried for burglary in
the third degree IN breaking into the dwelling of Mr.
Edward Sendiord No a Unionp place. In the month Of
Sept last The family OF Mr. = was out of the City al
the time, aid the house unsacked and waring an.
psrelsnd Der articles. valued at largesum.
ied O The evidence showed clearly that the prisoner
Of the burglars He was convicted aud remand.
cd 10 await sentence.
Margaret Lamar, formerly servant In the flnily Of
Mr. J. d. Howell OF No. = Manginst tried for hav
ing, in Sept last stolen sll0, the property Of Mr. H.
Tie money was Missed and Officer Churchill. OF the
Thttetnth Ward, On being called in arrested tho pris
oner, in whose Trunk he found slO0 She having. be.
fore the trunk searched stated TO him that she had
no money nt. The case given TO the jury, who ,
alter prutfactcd Absence unable to agree, and
discharged.
AGcnnGn named Simon sebseher was tried for hav.
ing On the lith o. Nov, 1851 obtained from Mr. Simon
A. Li,hterhein tobacco dtolcr, az No. 81 Bowery, by
of al repre- citations, bales and hhds. of
tClacco, valued at $3.50. The prisoner. II appeared In
evidence WIS an acquaintance OF the complainant AMI
progressed to have order from amerchant down town
10 manufacture large quantity OF regaa seyars. and
propo ed to complainant to buy the tobacco of him.
Fix M, Ls O. eii at the time representing that he
Tree from debt and had $1,000 deposited in the Dry
Deck Savings Bank These allegations IL Is maintained
10y tire complainant, were false The not con
concluded when the Court adjourned for the day
FRIDAY.
The trial OF Simon Sebacker for false pre-
t,rses resumed from yesterday at the opening Of
the Count, and resulted in his scqsl and discharge
A young hHmed VIM Carr indicted for grand
larceny, wss tried and convicted ofthe efense lilo
remaBdCd to prison TO await sentence.
Edward H. Sheppard Bostonisn, % years of age,
tried and convicted ct forgery in signing ths
OF Edward Crolus Of No IS FultOnst, to check for
&25, on the 10Th u The Court ordered him 10 be re-
manded for sentence
young man named Samuel BloLk was tried for
cnusing the death OF his mother about two months
since The evidence adduced before the Coroner nj the
tine Of holding the inquest upon the deceased pre-
seited 10 the jury, and clearly showed that she
very intemperete In her habite and that this was In all
PROBABILITY the true cause of her death The prisoner
wes therefore acquitted aud Discharged
The Court then took recess until Monday morning
next
FIRST DISTRICT COURT-Bolorc Judge GaEEN
FAMILY QUARREL-JOhn Camry egt Edward Mulin.
This action is for the recovery for the board
of defendants wife before her marriage 20 defendant
end sister Of the PLAINTIFF for fifteen months, at t6
month, amounting 10 500
The plaintiff moved by his brother aud father that do
iondants wife the sitter Of the plaintiff boarded with
ilanif from the time fhe arrived IN TINS country until
she married 10 the defendant that Ia from Jsy g.
ls5l. TO September 5 1852, and that such board was
worth 81 % awek
The defendant showed by several witnesses that his
wife 10 this country with her father and his family,
corsetng Of the plaintiff and other brother tina, her
father lived Ia the house No 81 West broadway, aud
kept house here that che lived with him Of the
family, doing housewoIk, &c, and That her work was
worth than her board and that her father had ire
quenfly -sd that the UNDERMINING was, that she
90 pay board but her having married the defendant
LEa.ktCd the lanly That bnh resOrfed 20 all
Of complaints and actions prosecute her and her
husband and this action was brought for the purpose Of
harassiDg them.
The Judge la deciding the said that the weight Of
the testimony had tendency 10 show that the defend
ans wife not 10 pay board, but thai she wa merely
member Of her fathers ian.y, rendering such house
hold work M he should require that the plaintiff had
Just csn for payment for the board there such
understanding az he q mere bosnier himself with
lis father who should have brought this action there
was any Legal claim Bcsides, the acton Is against tho
husbend Alone when should have been against tho de
endfn ard MS wife the alledged Indebtedness having
accrued before Overture. therefore order judgment
Tor defendant, and costs.
q. =. COMMISSIONERS OFFICH-Befors Comnsis
soner NELSON.
CHARGE or ATTEMPT AT REVOLT,
John Smith and five others, seamen OF tho
slip New.York were examined on the above charge.
Il appears that they shipped with Ia othsr tor the soy
age 10 Liverpool and the ship anchored prepmsforym
side 10 take her 10 scs and the directed b
mar the capsan ard hort the anchor. The men ranged
toward aft and ssksd whit they did for. when
they replied they musterng 10 sect all were there
On finding the ship had twenty men, they said that
not her complement and insisted upon her having TWEEN
tytwo They refused to 90 10 work, and after Of
the passengers rad been set TO work hoist the anchor
some Of tie ssid that they would knock the first
mans brsns out that attempted b hoist the anchor.
Cspt Msrshs Of the owners, being spprised Of
L: went board and the men st refusing 10 proceed
a warrant was obtained and served when fourteen Of
the men sgreed 20 go TO work The other six refusing
they were arrested II appeared that the
mistsken TO the number Of men necessary 10 cons
the II stated by Capt Marshall that the
ship a small parke between 500 and 800 tuns and
that twenty men full and competentcrew Smith
and four others were yesterday committed The decs