The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

CoUnr or SrssIors- u ; "e'Oury Ingraham
nor the Recorder, AIdturs, Joseph Read ~.. !, :
On the opening Of the sbi Of The ST. Sland Lar.
first prisoner put TO the bon the 2Sth a.. God
ceny m stealing from theight dollars q ~ a, Dec
| Hook, Capt. VIM. Conn, :" quarter
last, one hundred and foaenued and ex..u.
1o ma pe:oes. robbery, and the a.
The prisoner, when apclosed and the rrs. ag
ine police ofhce, confessed upon the pr;saner
part of ah ene n,oney we jury found the prison.
or Guilty. nnJas attempted to-
Nr Morrison, the prlsohge. The conrs d;aa pe
show that the prisoner b will ther.cer' uiiler-
committed to the House of e'eiofe De SEN
ed in opinion, and the Prison.~e;o I..
fenced ordinary convict "a H.. v'ery TICK
CIV. Gay, indicted for selIinsysA i.,osDv ;,
cts, by the advice OF counsel pleaded A. al
Charles J. Rivers charged with gra.i-. h,,~
so pleaded Guilty. flf our
IL. Williams and Joseph Orion, charged
gary in the third degree in breaking into the ~
Messrs. Carpenter d Marshall, No. SO Vess,
We're then put to the bar y
Mr.. Carpenter, eramined-I keep q store at No.
90 Vssey street, The premises were entered by fore
ing open the cellar door. The paddock was wrench
ed oil. Several frkins of butter were removed from
the cellar and placed on the sidewalk.
Cross eramined-I d not see the prisoners there
Frederack hinncrsiey, eramincd-I am a public
watchman. was on duty on the night of the 29th
that white and black hoy had just broken into
store In Vesey street. gave the alarm rap procu-
red assistance and having placed Waterman to Sc
cure any one who might attempt to escape, enter
ed the cellar and found the white boy sected there.
IN The black boy arrested afterwards endea-
yourng to escape. The prisoners were both identified
by the ceored boys who gave informaiop of the at
,eP.eo ROBBERY as the persons who had broken into
Mr.. Carpenters cellar. #.sE
The jury found both prisoners guilty
The counsel OF Graham and Hyler, (ttese are par
OF the Vanderzee gang) made an application to th
court to traverse their trial antl next term the
excuse OF having witness nobody knows WIN
and that nobody can find her. This witness
girl named after Sherdan's heroine, Elnira, an{i0e
court, as a matter of course instantly granted tfs
quest as very right
Mr.. Morrison, counsel for James Golon Rnnett,
editor OF the New York Herald, mad an Pa'1
ton TO have the personal attendance ofhs len1 M -
answer certain inerrogatores put to ht ~ yy. a.
Phoenix, in reference to the Hambln orrse,
sed with until Friday The motion wasnheu'a'e''
and willingly granted. -r.uh
The case Of John Lomas, for libs Tnknam
q Hart, was next called, but prosecutor SppIbh a,
ing, and il being sufficiently evdeit ma. .ns ihsi
was totally without any wish to ilure we PaiJ NJ
led the sureties ordered to te disnafgeu. yas
Patrick barley, charged with graid larceny, due
ordered to stand committed until dscharged y
course OF law William Coggy, thosamu, n,eret mo-
Abraham Tice, indicted for posing ,;,r Of a.
ney was then put upon his gal and, IN T FMity.
very long speech from Mr.. Pickering, found e"''''
The court then adjourned. taf
vod,e5day-Homer. esryectea Noe an,
IoIieh ~ su Greek hard but modern aiae-.
addition OF the oHh name with Henry to it as handle.
IT, sit dhstances causing our modern Homer ar
rest are briefly these T.g
On the 2eth day Of October last the factory Of
Messrs. Duncans and Cunningham was broken into
and over $500 worth of silk goods stolen theref om
No intelligence could be obtained of the property I'M
til about three days ago, when information was given
to police officer Sparks, that man had offered for
sale in Chatham parcel of silk handkerchief
answering the description Of those stolen from Dun.
cans and Cunningham. .lH8
Mr.: Sparks lost time in seeking out his man
found him with the silks in his possession, and
brought him bag and baggage to the police
On the road, Homer said he had smugRled the
goods ashore frem an Eaglish ship. Before the ma
mittes for re-examinaton.
Mr.. Sparks wrote to the silk manufacturers, and
one OF them came TO New York, aud identified his
property.
Homer having lived at Newark, a suspicion .rose
that part of the properly might yet be there; and 60
turned ou IL was discovered in the possession Of
one Tom Ball, an sod Bailey,0 convict who had
slipped his cable at New South Wales and made for
the American shore as i;s land of promise"
Bndewcll.
| A Printer out Of Sorts Raymond Domingo who
gave his residence 1853 Chrste street. and who said
ne was employed on the Tines newspaper, came and
entered compliant against Seajamin Smith for Aar-
boring thieves, and other vaebonds At his rookerv
corner of Mulberry and Chathm street -
Complainant stated that he had been knocked down
| by gang Of fellows who cam out from Smiths
and that he was altogether "outof sorts" from the
and was in Brdewell when we lei the Office, moi bo
| ing able to procure bail
| A word to the lower Punch Bow TO- morrow. Mr..
Cassdy-attention
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