New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18
COURT OF SESSIONS.

"WEDNESDAY, November IL
Before the Recorder, Judges Lynch and Noah and
Aldermen Hatfield and Vandervort.
Henry Pouton wa, tried for assault and battery
Henry 3 Pearson, doorkeeper of the BOwery Theatre,
Oh the 18th August last Tac complainant depostd that
the accused ndeevored the Theatre, the pre-
vious night with transferred check, and on being re-
fused threatened Pearson. On the night of the 18Th
Bouon seized Pearson he passing along the street,
tore his bosom and threatened 10 beat him, but DID
not The witness for defence depoed that Bouon seized
Pearson by the collar and said he ought strike him. but
did not The jury found the accused guilty OF an assault
Ann Parker, colorcd woman tried for grand
larceny stealing $40 in silver and gle bill from Samuel
c. Bond coloed man, of No - Rector street. on the 18th
instant The accused there aud engaged 10 werk
for her board aud being permitted do So stai all night
tho complainant living alone The Next morning sac
stole the money from trunk under the bed and carried
il of in the handkerchief in 10 her lodgings in
Washing ee where it Tasfound IN scr trunk Snc
confessed her that she took the money aud The
Jury finding guilty the Court sentenced her 10 the
State Prison for year,
Hartman l.eaheim and Louis Lenheim were tried for
grand larceny stealing $500 and upwards from Adophus
Fair of No. 1891 Grandstreet, student IN the Medical
College of City, he 3Oh October last oae oil the
prisoner. 4arman) saw the complainant put 500 IN his
trunk the day before the robbery and came TO his room
the day of the robbery, when the complainant was out
remained some time and left and when complainant re-
turned TINT his trunk had been opened and The money
taken out. Four half eagles found IN harmans
trunk eight half eagles and eagle were subsequently
found sewet up in old overcoa (sad TO be Harnans)
that hung 10 in prisoners room aud s. bill was also
found by John W. Kaup, fellow bosrder Of Harman, ct
No 65 Broadway in his (Kaups) pocket which the latter
supposed Hartman had placed therein, haup said he
knew nothing about it. paper in pencil IN @srman'
written in characters Hebrews crstand found on
Harmau in prison. written TO him by his brother LOUIS
concerning $50 Virginia money TO be exch5nged ana
& bill TO give to lawyer, and asking advice what 10
do IN the dark. This caused the arrest Of LOUIS ar-
man borrowed Sc OF M KauP, which he repaid the day
after the robbery. chel found IN Hafman' trunk.
The prisoners were defended by Dir. Terhune and the
Court charged jury that there nothing against
Louis no be acquitted and he acquitted the
Jury however, found Harm4 IN guilty, and he was ssHt-
en- ed to the State Prison for . years.
T.ncred Payer put upon his trial for obtaining
property by false prctences farR ard stock
staten Island valued 81 $40, from John X. Dean on
The % June last Mr. Dean proceeding 20 state by
parole the representations and terms of the agreement
which he said had been reduced writing in Mr. John
SON. Office when Mr.. Hubbard, Of counsel for prisoner
objected to The making any parole statement OF
the terms OF the agreement unless the original article Of
agreement in writing produced. This opposed
earnestly aud ably by Mr. Bacon for the prosecution as
the origin agreement had been varied &C. but The Court
sustained the objection of Mr Hubbard ruled that the
original agreement, writing must be produced as beng
the best and evidence such the Law required
A., under this DECISION no farther parole testimony on
the subject could produced the jury under the charge
of the Court found the prisoner not guilty, and ne was
discharged. Adjourned