New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
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SUPREME Co'hT-s,,s,L rss--Nos. -esSc.s J.sss
In the matter Of TLs Bower, g.,l
About two weeks sgo II ST., led ta.t NJ, s;s,
Pps to Ssy, q he ppoaS o. ' s. s
as eS s.s .ns The ,l.1s.,0n ,P'7 = sss-s s. ss
nc t.. The Receiver appointed er,r. y. Hs
E.9 .nsssS Pvsst tn. poii;ioo.r f,oa s,s,ss.
h. x hs eeSi hsetsse ereo1ion ~oed not ss isss~<
pOirtn.srt Of a Receive ~ "
also 9sr,sd the lp.iu,os ~.. in.o,.us ., n. -
'ns va presented and Nj Br.Sord .ppoisted
MI ssosh,oe tst The bsni oppc..d The sppcsnon ca tAs
The other erstto' the .e,smrai Of il. .asir. by Is. r.
SUPERIOR coURr-T.uL rsss-Nov s-Beses. J.aes
Edward P orrsll at. The Kasi.,eo..,, s.. c,..
In Jsrusry, IeSo, q. TIE TINS Of the violent saso
is' on1 sc. % ' n 60: . z.
the sleish in which be iids in csn,.ss va
coniI.y Director. BY the q the the pss:s
~ 'Lro~n oct and h. lea broken whereby he s-s.S ss.
subjected to expense and suffered great lie s
The .n,v.l forth that. tim. question til. .s..
and Of the stage being unable run a.
The psna i vs.. proved stood % the guard q tie v.ss
snd the scedcn, owing to hi. csse'ne dsas
s,scrAl TrsM-Nov s-Befors Judge soswosrs
DECISIONS.
De Pierre and Wife agt. Thorn and Wfe.-JadG-
m.nt TO- plaintiffs. snd form Of igSrnen, .e,tl.a.
Bark Of vergennes agt. smith & Nobls.--Mo<co
for ussmen on account Of tie fvoOo'De.s Of -
Before Judge wooosvrT.
John Hecker. &c. sgt. Geo. Mi.chen.-Motios -
Nelson Sherwood sst. Richard Jones ct ai.-Msssss
eeni,d.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs7srssI,l Tsss-sss. a.
DECISIONS.
l. verett +. Rice, &c sgt. VIM. =. Fogg -Mu<sa
to Sehsrse order Of arrest denied Nth so cost.
by d,fsplt
A. lsin, &c. sgt. VIM. II. Blash6ed.- Motto. 10
Robert Gsunf, &c. sgt. John Dsvin.-Rsfsued 10
hubbard J. Richards sgt. Henry Erben.--AnsSa-
Ki man Eean sg'. Theodore f. Edgeroa.- MOtios
Lewis o Wilson sst. VIM. K. Roberts, &c.--Bsa
Edward Fox sgt. George Hsirisos.-Rssened b
John p. Crosby. ESQ.,.
COURT OF GENERAL ssssIoNs--Eov. s-Bedoss JsSss
RUSSELL.
Several parties were arsigned this morning upon m
It. c.S 'I John A s. 1t 4. dS.n S' q *
wasnss psvt ssfsn IcoOre r rape on Bridget h.y. Den;
Henry Newell for in the fret degree The oheu
indictments for pretty sssrsvatns assaults and batteries
the of Mary Downns opened yesterday sssnoou,
dioted for forgery in the second degree pssns oouuseAt
sas'us With d.ii.sa he IS q
Bspi to Mir Charlie. Hsydsr, elsri q NJ joSs.ss, Ns
teed her ns in The store when tie seassd prevented
w'S , $
The money offered before the put up auL
ehDson TOOK the bill to broker ascertain s
when Ss ,s ti be- aid the ssss
Mrs j. return ed on the brokers Heyder the eesk dsset
fed the bill sdduced IN cot the the accused offered 10
spencer to DO counterfeit oaesn Smith aud Kos .sss.d
to finding o'hr counterfeit In possession Of the
accused at her residence. They also found shout eN
10 good money in her house In making tho search.
these policemen further testified that when thsv
fcuId the counterfeit tue accused matched H. anA
they had to struggle raj minutes In reeoverps H. OmS
Sund the counterfeit money IN Division She hsA besre
stated her her the bill she offered 10 In Bsyed
street spd that he had got from bis employer, The son also
confirmed y STATE in the OF the object Hes
boy about 10 old pied the tsuenent With
the other, and where toe counterfeit found
he n she of, red the alleged 10 Baysrd street.
and this S3 bin sferwsrd strangely disappeared TIE IS ~
| alleged to be counterfeit not marked b. the VIII
the Aforesaid good IS bill Portions of the tssuuouy
Iaber pleasantly involved, and theory q
The deGnss YVES. that the good Is bill that bad 90 mys
other theory respecting the bad found the house ~
the defer that bad been brought there BY u
s evidently in feeble health and Mr. e. Spencer her
made Of his peculiarly characteristic aud ingenious pceches
the jury The occupied the whole time Of the Court
little after IL o'clock this morning I'LL oelsst
AMER the ordinary charge from tbs CO the Jury retired wtth
he evidence and after long pyate session fetur-ed
nounc they could and that there ptopsce
iuss~ hta he would convict the accused evt
d.bce With such dsoousging prospects the Jury a.
hsTgrd om the further confederation Of the csse vss
they stood ten conviction and s
scousl
The Petit Jurors were then discharged dill II sci0oh
on MONDAY morning and the cou't adjourned I'LL u oclsh