Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17
New BR,aproN. Auo Ia, Is3o

DEAN Mr. EDIT CR-Last year you used to notice
this charming spot and tell of all the nice parties
beaux, calico hops, balls, suppers, &c. which every
week regularly brought forth-and vowed in nay
heart, if pa would say YES would spend the month
of August at the Pavilion. Well after deal of coax
ing the dear old gentleman consented to go-and we
have been inmates here for some two or three
weeks, bEt no balls have we had-no picture like Ia
bleaux-no suppers--ne calico hoPs-n nothing, but
Of nondescrpt meal, called tea, which is regularly
dished up at half past seven. Then walk little
the piazza, and about half past nine are all in
bed, snugly covered up.
Now Mr.. Herald editor you have by your charm
ing descriptions of New Brighton society last year,
induced me to give up my annual visit to Saratoga,
and come here to see fashion GU, Of town, and ex
pect you will send some of your trusty Arels 10
reform things the Pavilion. Pray tell him 10 advise
the married ladies to eschew scandal and leave their
Jealous feelings at home. Let him bid the young la.
dies TO think less of foreigners, and forswear afecta
ton. BID him whisper in the ear of Miss -, that
il will be long time before she gets Shot in her
oeker"-and warn the fair widow of serpents in the
Hely-bush. More tomorrow, from your constant
reader, CHLoR.
CopRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Aug. i6.-At the
opening of the Court the Recorder proceeded TO pass
sentence, upon the ssllowing prisoners =
Michael Magulre, Irish, convicted at the last term
for receiving stolen goods, knowing the have
been stolen, was pat to the bar for sentence. The
premises Of the prisoner the Recorder said had been
for long time the resort of thieves, and he had couR
tendHCeQ anu encouraged the noSt NOTORIOUS BURG
lars. Scntence-State prison. years.
Loughlln CarmlchaeL an Irish sailor, convicted al
50 at ths last term Of 81 ang quantity oflead from
vessel Of which he was chief mate having the same
in his charge Sentencc-Stale prison 3years.
Mary Mclaughlin, Insh, was then put upon hsr
trial. charged with burglary in breaking open the store
of Mr. Perrin, corner OF William and Cedar streets,
and stealing qaanuty of baskets, the properly of
Frederick Petitpege, of the valre of SIS. jeremiah
Peck testified tina, he saw the prisoner on the morn
ing of the robbery, about or o'clock, coming out
of grocery in Cedar street, with the baskets her
possession. The Jury found the prisoner gnlty
OF pent larceny only. Sentence-Pcnltentary six
months.
Eliza Peytsn, Irish was put upon her trial, charged
with stealing seventy two dollars from Elijah Ckeeh.
am, on the llth instant about 3oc!0ek in the MORN
Tag. The complainant testified that he had his peck
Ct book taken frsm his brecehes pocket in the street
by person he believes to be the prisoner Ne had
been cruising during the night arousd town, and fell
IN with the prisoner, with whom he walked short
distance, when he discovered that his money wae
gone and seized hold of her Tho prisoner then cr cd
watch and Waterman came up and took her into
custody. The waschman depossd that he found the
pocket book at the corner Of Chamber and Centre
streets, with the money in il. Another wa,chH,an
testified that while he was bringing the prisoner in,
she wished him TO stop al the corner of Chamber
and Centre street, to adjust her Dress which he per-
mitted. Verdict not guilty.
Edward Cumber, Young man Of L. was put 10
the bar, charged with stealing a gold watch Of Mr..
Howell Mangln street, Of the value of $40 The
complainant wsuld not swear that the watch wa.
worth over s25 and no evidence given 10 shew
that the prisoner stole the watch al ALL owing 10 the
bunahng manner Of taking he complaint al the Up
per Police Office. The jury, Of course, acquitted
him.
George Treadwel negro, was tried and convict,
ed OF giving his wife black eye. Sentence-Peni
tertiary twelve months.
William Potter, black was tried fer assautnQ and
beating Capt. Ash, board his swn sloop, of which
vessel the prisoner was steward. Verdict guilty