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John McKeon, Esq, District Attorney.


MARCH 9-PkdV " GniHy.-James Williams, indicted for
grand larceny, in stealing on the 7h Nov. last, ssss,
IN BANK bills and promissory notes from the pocket Of
sn ss i SS
Rsessnisa anee. Fs;jsiisd-wm Ward, indicted for
for trial his recognzances declared be forfeited
Trial for Grand Larceny.-ssmuel Watts colored
in having on the 18th Of February last pssd
the pocket of Mr. VIM Hirst contractor Of his watch
Mr. Huasr deposed, that about o'clock on the night
OF the robbery he met with Margare. Kinney who took
an in S he
knocked OF and his papers thrown about in ali dirsc.
tons that the colored man picked up the papers and
restored them to witness but denied that he knew any
thing ofthe watch &c. No evidence being adauced on
cerned with the female in committing the robbery the
Jury scquted him. and found Margaret Kinney guilty
in the State Prison for the term Of two years


Bmsiary- Peter Quinn and Michael McNally were
next put on trial for breaking into the workshop Of MIR
David Miller, blacksmith. in Elm street, and stealing
therefrom about SO worth Of TOOLS portion Of which
were recovered from the junk shop Patrick Martini
acquitted Quinn but rendered verdict Of guilty against
McNany and the Court sentenced him to be imprisoned
Trial for an .4Asmpisd B,rFiavy -Francs Mcpsrmot
wac then tried indictment for attempt at burg.
larry in hsviog the night OF the a7h Of February last
attempted to break into the drug store of sr William
Watson, No. 81 Catherine st. Mr r Stevenson appear.
ed a. counsel OF the accused who acquitted BY the
jury.


.another TrialJor Burgdyy George Poppel was then
put on his trial. for being concerned with VIM Ward
IN breaking into the dwelling of Mr.. George Tracey
No O7 second avenue the 18th of January last and
stealing quantity Of clothing OF the value Of about $
The case was submitted to the jrry about O'Clock p
Mr who had not agreed upon verdict at late hour.
The result to omorrow.


WiNNEBAeo WAn.-The Wisconsin Herald, of
the 7th ult, has the following in relation to the re-
the Wisconsin river Last Sunday. quarrel occurred
at Muscoday, on the Wisconsin river Eleven whites
accused eighteen Indians OF stealing The whites ad-
vanced upon them at length, ol the Indians fired
his rife, slightly wounding one Of the whites. The
whites then discharged their rifles and killed two or
three Indians. An express sent to Gov. Dodge.
On Monday there was general rally Of volunteers to
drive the whole Winnebago nation the Missis-
command Of Capt. Arthur w. Worth, our townsman.--
81. Lcvss Fro, FEB. %.