CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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rERs-The Cour. again met last evening on the charges
preferred against the Police Justices Mr. Parker being tie
first on trial Much of the occupied in argument
An aged man named EdwarI Webb testified TO baving
been discharged from Backwel Island On the night pre-
vous to the election brought with 20 or Is Others In boat
10 the nclghborhosd Of Catharne Market where himself
and or 10 landed and taken cellar IN Front
street, where they had supper and lodging were furnished
with beer and brandy and OF them got intoxicated
He did not like his company and left early next morning.
having apparently given his keepers the Slip He was
proceeding tell address made them the boat by
the young in charge but OBJ ected and the
Court sustained the objection, standing 10 10 OF the
nemb being absent. Nothing of consequence elicit
ed The Court adjourned Thursday next u O'clock
SPECIAL SEssIoSs.-Before Judge Lynch and
Aldermen CroliuE and Stewart


Daniel Spencer, coored, tried stealing
poultry worth 81 from Samuel Smith. Adjudged guilty
and sent TO the Peniten,iary months.


Mary ID. Sisbee, stealing $500 in money from William
Winterton, in small various times. Guilty: Pen
tertiary months


Pdilpena Cases, assault and battery Henry Imzard
Ahjudgcd not guilty.


Perry HoGman, colored, stealing cloak worth $50 from
William II. Carleton Not guilty.


james Dron. assault and battery Rosanna Blaney
guilty Judgement suspended and he discharged


Charles w. Adey coored boy stealing Sc in money from
VIM. Bellows. Guilty: City Prison months.


John anderson, stealing piece of flannel worth s. from
hessrs. c. K R. lockwood. Guilty: Pcntenlary months
.Ichn Boyd stealing brass kettle worth IS from ~ d
Whiting. Guilty: Penitenliary months.


Henry Williams, coored Stenlng clothing welth $40 from
William Valley, colored Pleaded guilty, and sent to
the Pentenary for 2 months.


Phebe Drake colored, stealing 81 from Thomas S. Cline
Not guilty.


Hannah E. Franklin, celored, stealing hat-iron and
other articles worth 81, from Enoch RAYMOND. Griy
City Prison 10 days.


Michael Hughes boy, stealing four quarters of muon
worth s. from Daniel Buranl Co. Guilty: Sent to the
House OF Refuge.


Tuy MeKenny, assault and battery his wife Marga
rot Guilty Ordered to give 500 bail keep the peace
Several persons charged with petty arcenes assaults
and batteries, were discharged for OF evidence.
Adjourned to "Wednesday next, O'Clock A. NJ.


POLICE OFFIcE.-FAITHFUL PRIVATE WATCH
mAN.-This morning little after O'Clock, private watch
man Peter H. Cole, well known tor his in catching
thieves found old thief named Robert Kidd the
Of South William and William Streets with piece OF fine
blue CLOTH containing 20 yards and $40, his pos
session. which had been stocn and conducted him the
Police Office. During the forenoon OF the clerks OF
Messrs. Wolff L Heinrichs, No. As Beaverstreer,
the Police Office, and Identity ing lbe cloth bavng been
stolen from the of his poyors complain, made
and Kidd was committed 10 answer.


CoRoNER's OFFIcE.-SUppEN DEATH.-Abou,
two O'Clock yesterday afternoon, colored man named
Morris Jackson aged about 40 years. standing the
oop of grocery store of Duane and Elm streets,





fell down, made inspirations, and died. He was
and stout athletic man. The Coroner was called to hold
uon by the Surgeons Of the City Hospital the jury found
verdict Of death from disease OF the heart


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q Seventh yyard.-A,a meeting of the Seventh
Ward Democratic Wings, held the Franklin Hotel
Of Rutgers and Cherry.streets, PETER NEEFUS
appointed President, r. BURNS and E. r. BERRIEN Vice
Presidents, and JOHN N. LEE and Mr.. DuRYEE, Secrss
ries.


The reports of the Congressional nby and Register
Committees received and unanimously adopted
Conrad Sweet Of the Committee resolutions SUBJ
n:ited the following resolutions which unanimously
adopted:


Resolped That approve the nominations ofLuTHER
BRADISH and GABRIEL FURNAN for Governor Lieut..
Governor They have been proved good men and true
in the councils of The State and we feel bound in honor and
duty 10 give them our hearty support


RSsoircd That we pledge ourselves TO do our best 10 sus
tain the Senatorial nomination Of ISRAEL OAKLEY, of Rich.
mond.


Resolred, That feel highly bonered by the Fourth
Congressional District in their nomination OF JOHN VII.
and them that their Political interests may be safely
confded in his hands without fear or doubling.


ReSotpcd-and he It known 10 all whom II may concern
That will supp, the nomination OF our old fiend
GEORGE EcHELL for Register, and elect bin Tuesday
RESOLVED, That in candidates for the Legislature
recognize the like henesy and capacity-men who
great metropolis and that will give each and all
OF lien, cur cordial aud undivided support.





verance to insist Uniform National Currepcy, aud the
Distribution of the Sales of the Public Lands, and that
in favor e system OF Internal improvements conmen
with the wants and ability OF the State because II IN
the demands for Labor facilitates the Productions
OF the Country market and cheapsns the price OF
visions


Resolued That approve of "a Tariff Of Duties on l,a
ports sufficient Tor Revenue and The Protection ct Home
Labor aud reject the British LocoFoco doctrine of Free
TIade-tree only side, and ourageousy unjust on
the other Free Trade which admits Foreign goods III
American ports free of duties, whist American exports are
taxed, equivalent in mauy instances to prohibition.


Resolved That both duty and interest require that the
Mechanic and Laboring man should support that party
whose policy and legislation protect him.


Resolved That acknowledges the shock raceived
from Ohio yet not the shock OF an earthquake or
hurricane, for behold. neither sunk or torn down.
but up, firm and erect in the full power and amplitude OF
Empire State, ready and willing 10 hur back the bolt
with scorn and proud defiance.


Resolved That we will support The claims of HENRY
CLAY for The Presidencywe cherish his In our
hears-hiS spirit the spirit of the iandthe life AMI The
soul of the Democratic Wing Party.


Resolved That the Whig Common Council deserve our
thanks for terreng out certain public Deauers we say
hemGo on, good and faithful servans-giVe US an
other Exhibition, thare must be where they come
fonl p. S. If criminals punished now.a.tays with
the stocks and roon eggs some folks would wear yelow
jackets


Messs Hoxie ard Beers very eoqueay and iorcbly ad
dressed the meeting and in the Of their remarks the
name Of HENRY CLAY was mentioned, and the whole
meeting joined in the most enthusiastic cheering The old
Seventh did her duty. PETER NEEFUS, President.


:. = !; + gTaSs, hRss5rs Vice President.


sEHT Mr DSs1zH, N Zee }secrearies MS
fThe Courier Enquirer and American will please give
the above one insertion


r First Ward Democratic Clay Club :
special meeting Of this Club will be held al Tnreshers
Broad street Hotel Saturday evening next s,h instant
at O'Clock 8 gHhX!N ohIFz fA5HT M6Rklsos
Gso. GEO. a. M NJ III Beows, SNS Secretaries. NAT