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CoNvIcTED. Yesterday Fl. McPeck, a chaise
driver in the employ Of Ryan, the owner Of the
vehicle, was placed on trial bafore Judge
Campell, in the Court of Quarter Sessions, on
charge Of committing. AN aggravated assault
and battery on M. D'Harponville. The de-
fendant was employed to convey M. DHar-
ponville from Walnut street wharf TO a houee
in Perry strset, and on arriving a. the place an
alteration took place between them about the
fare. The French gentleman endeayored 70 get
possession Of his baggage. and 10 prevent him
the defendant mounted his box, and was about
driving off, when M. OH, seized one Of the
horses, at which time the defendant lashed him
numerically with his whip. These facts were
proved by number of highly respectable wit
nesses, whe reside in the vicinity, the most OF
whom are ladies. VI t&r af ssh


The case was submitted to the jury without
argument oi counsel, and a verdict was return
ed without leaving the box, of guilty. Mr..
Fairlanb, counsel tor the defendant, asked the
court to defer the sentence, which Judge Camp
bell agreed to do until next Saturday but he
refused to take. bail for his appearance, and
ordered him into the custody Of the sheriff.


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