New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

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Co.. la rest: OSuvan sDd h. wife. the dssea~
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ovn viz ns ss. a ssr sps.i '1 .s s'S -osss
oftks sihioshooi the te-AsOa ,hss Of ssI ms
~s.s WIS he matter he could give 40 sas~.s 'ss a G
st0y qss Of sn hour ss sSssn ssat know what ,hss
m pr 6gswpd, When came ees sas - h.,s mo-,
6ft osu,. ,.. rssn gss, '' she
Bornsrlus ]. Donly sworn--Am Coroner sud held an
b., cen nnssd sSoui os oc Dr. Gswea va:
stsI :. ne nsSs. ss came st. T ,n. os bed sas
Der everyday elosh sac remained IN 'h. soadoa a 'As
PA 90 the ass- hay.
ias ns md . soa so ind ,ssd %sid Ss .a she VS.
med hr rsh AZ nPs,s' ssS ~a not ~ sos n % 0Ssa % re
iruus Of the e.aHaion in which the wines PINK sho.e
have that prisoner struek h wife twice sad kcAed h~
Chauncey b. Griswod sworn-Am prscticins physi-
eisn ye-r called 10 attend he inquest % the
tcey CT vsD; found ne body yns on sss With os
icey and III bis W.. hs day g,,,ess he
insrest b. day towas mad sse sef' @ "a % aa n % n
Isri under The houd and so eSs On u. ,sss sssy
s srsss n, attention sde the ine.ien wa the ssAa
y shS .sss .SSS & sa Pss T liver but e.ao give
sen .m ss 10 osSs.s SI II ssr U n a %, osaas Ss
immediate esr.e OF deaih the rupture TIA. blood ve the
OF the produces by blows has sasn rp
eaeesdusy requiring than al eraa,y degree
sd ssdIy probable .ash injuries could
suit fVr is mih b esus'd b ialins over beam o. sas
he'd Fr,i ehemie aud an- ne elohss SSsiA
John McGm swori'-Re-de at For. halail.os; have
,,a h,rs or aeeut eslsi see 70 s~ peers eoss sess
estb eh,I sd esrd hesrd such proeednss sasren 'a
prisoner SsIs e. ., ~ ssa ss, ,ss =.
Bridget Farmer sworn-Iive a, Fort Hamilton kno.
h'w hy wsy' sighting and ns At escA Cher s,sss.
james Wiggey sworn-Lve at Fart Ham'on is sc.
hin ice ", d OF NJ, rhe prisoner AS subject TO .kias tls
liquor orally; hun tell hs wife leave The hcass sew
Peter McCan Sr. sworn-Tes,ided frequent quarrels
t,twter osuivsn and Lbs wih ue'es "w blows 'nssS p"t
Pete. vc.n =, u,,n r,,o.s ..,.,,o,,.,,, b, III.
OF sf Had seen p'Oass, s on the day S as KILLED s Vie
barrels, fell on foot coa.asrsby whss
s wS 6a r s sT be ] rS the % SS sSsSH load % s
b. reir hs tod that he bad ka hs w' he aid As ds
sSeea 80 sy ss s,.d ,hs for about half al hour
| ,sksu away BY Constable
The prosecution here rested and Mr. Bustecd addressed
the Jury on behalf OF the prisoner dwelling feongy upoa
the position in which Le and his youthful family were
placed by this melancholy occurrence, and alluded IN
glowing terms to his participation in the battles OF h
country on the fields ofMesico The following testimony
| for the defense then taken:
Dr. Robinson swonl--Is physician and testified 10 the
fact that muscular action might have the sset ct nss'ans o'os
John carssnier have been
SSs1s with % s % s " the o. troop s y's from Mss
judge thsy comfortably and respectfully sssssr heard
Jeremiah Foley sworn-Am soldier at Fort Hamilton;
& Sy' i snSyn Nv p:o%sI ."s anil. i % sS.S & ats y's
COED rerniston il both st,icss both smons
The Court here adjourned until to-day 10
SUPREME COURT Before judge cLrsxs-Ar c#,Ssss'
HEALTH OFFICER
In the mstter of the application Of Henry T. Bartlett
qung Morris him the books and psps q shs Of
sss Ss 1ssa ssa b ssssa sos
On the petition of Stephen A. Lee Refereneegrsnte'
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-Beforo Judge HAL.
sESTEscEs on c0syIcTIos roR coysrfmLiriso.
John Brown alias Joseph Berltagei Charles Clark aas
ch.rs wssOn and ss. Bower, found guilty e rns.sy Of
s aS,a go % s ss s s.f remarks io% the sds
he sentenced Brewn bs Imprisoned 10 the State Prison Tor Tee
DECISION on PLEApIscs;
Horace N. Day the New England Car sprins ConpsDy
Order deuyips motion to strike out pleas denied.
US CIRCUIT ooURr-gsfOre Jnase Bsrys
Chester w. nS T% M s .S S' as sS ss nd Sf M siss III.
ns Of $1,000 By '.d .' o 80 asss s aSs
mad under latent owned BY without having .nsn'sisi
.mIed aid articles ,hs date Of the patent &c Ia Ss''ss
nt Of the patent with dssRdsS , ana & IT, BE- sos
tinutd.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ooURr-Bsos Jsdss h.s. a.s.
the Of the nesmboa iohana
To recover $3.50 alleged damage for injury TO the scar
Sarah Marn by the steamboat on Pief NO =.
Nov ~ 1881 1.-THE coming rom Barseos ana ot
teuu In defense denied that thse u on eosre
Tho collision occurred hIoash nsusnonss
board the schooner Judgment reserved
FIRST DISTRICT COURT-Befofe Judge ossks
Robt L. Harrison VIM. I. Bachelor Co
Plaintiffs have printing office In second story OF No. 81
defendants occupy the story them for manufacturing
PURPOSES inJay by water 'ssx
ns through the hoor Judgment for plaintiff go
U. s. COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-Bofose comm'r srnwrlL
CHARGE OF REVOLT.
Alfred Hall, John Crooker Robert Carr, John Mona
and Thompson tho d hs
complained Of BY the Captain on chdse
edeaVOng make revolt having shipped ON board no bars
underway and proceed TO In reply
had right refuse 10 and eou9Aa
supply &c Committed tor examination
COURT OF GENERAL SKSSIONSW sDsEsDAY-Before Jadss
BEgBE
George Thompson pleaded guilty TO stealing $500 from
Henry Murdcck who caught him IN the oct sentence was ds
eued. a.
sidney pleaded guilty petit larceny in stealing IS worth
Of drugs DR. Unfefhil Judgment Suspended
tried and convicted u highway robbery
knocking down obbng Thos Roach while alloy the
Points him the State Prison Tor ~
years
Philip Wes German tried and convicted o sfsDd larceny
stealing the house of his uncle Lews