New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Auo. s-Beiore Judge HOFFMAN
ATTACHMENT AGAINST PASSENGER SHIP And ARREST
OF CAPTAIN.
An order OF arrest was granted on application of the
Commissioners OF Emigration against Captain Hilton
OF tic ship Nabamo. on charge ct having landed his
passengers az pier No. H. North River, instead of at
Castle Garden. az which latter place be had been d.
reced By the Health Officer to land tbem-and also
for negectng 20 commute or give bond Tor sad pas
seugeTs, sc. An attachment We understand. has also
been granted az aims the ship. The NabamO which
boloIes we believe. 10 Wisc6sset Me- was from
Antwerp. and brought $50 passengers The Ciptain,
az already stated was ordered 10y the Health Oihcer
who has by law the direction Ia such cases, TO land
them at Castle Garden instead OF which he landed
them az stated above at pier No. IL. Iney were I'M
mediaely forwarded westward by. we understand,
Mcssrs. Wolf & Nedekind Emigrant Forwarding
Agents, they charging the passengers for so doing
Tie continuation money of - each for said passen-
gers It ia said bad not been paid, nor special bond
given required by law, in relation to any OF said
passengers mignt be blind decrepd or females
having families OF children, or others likely 10
become a public expense. When a knowledge of
their having been so forwarded was received by
the Commissioners telegraphic dispatch was sent OF
aud the passengers stopped az Albany The law re-
0ures we understand. not only that the passengers
Il all be landed directed by the Health Officer but
that bond be given conditioned that - each shall be
paid in oOmmutaton tor said passengers within "a
hours after landing; and also bond rs 70 persons de-
crepid &c; and makes IL penal, in the sum OF $500
each passenger in the said two classes, for not COM
pyirg with the law. OF the passengers ten were dis
covered among them IL Is SAID, at Albany of tue class
for which extra bonds should hiye been given. so
that the whole OF the penalty understand, in this
case for which the ship and, we presume, her owners
are liable should the charge be made out l. Sos OOO
An order, understand, was also applied tor and
granted for the attachment Of the ship.
The captain arrested ana gave pail for his ap-
pearance.
COURT Or COMMON PLEAS-Auc Before judge DAILY.
Valentine Gilbert at. Joseph Crawfori-Judgment
ser aside.
Order 20 discontinue suit without costs 10 either
party.
New tIai granted unless plaintiff agrees that the
iudgmen. shall be entered at sos 81 with interest
from Jan. lsJi. On stpulatiog, new trial denied.
COURT or GENERAL sEssIOEs-AyG. Before Judge
STUART.
At the opening Of Court the following persons we're
qualified 10 act Us Grand Jurors:
David Beach. foreman; Solomon Bania, Inos. II.
Messenger, VIM. + Aimes, Eliot Walker, John Bulk
lev, Jr, Charles C. Butler, jonathan Danforth Geo.
ID. Baldwin, Robert Henry, Ambrose h. Ely, josiah
/. Leyereti. Francis Leland, John Mclean, Henry
Sponord, Moses b. Taylor, AMI David Iappan. The
usual charge delivered BY the Judge to these gen
tenen, after which they retired to their room and
bs gan ths T iabO4s.
Patrick Burke was then trled On an indictment OF
Highway robbery committed the 18th Of June upon
tn person Of David uilOd he passing through
Baxierst. but the jury not being able 10 agree upon
d verdict, The Court accepted Of plea OF guilty Of
assault and battery only and sentenced Tie prisoner 70
the Peuitehtiary Tor three months.
Mary Brown pleaded guilty to grand larceny IN
stealing 900 worth Of goods from samuel jackson,
ana wa sentenced tie state Pr On for -wO years.
1be CoGr. then adjourned Tor the day.