The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Iud0e r ypc,


Nov 24.-Ifai for Burglary --Jsmes Mcintyre was
tried for burglary in the thd degree being charged with
having the 2th Of July last broken the stable Of
Robert Carroll No 26 City Hall Place. end stealing some
old harness orh Sc 60 which he AFTER sold for 81
to Thomas Farrell The sale of the harness by pri
soner vas fully proved but there direct evidence
that he concerned in the burglary, and he proved
good character The jury acquitted him OF the charge
prosequ to be entered indictments for libel found
against Herrick Ropes, of the Aurora newspaper and
Michael Walsh their former reporter, on Edward T.
Backhouse and Christopher Hampstead, the pay
of the costs Of Court the compa ants having stated that
they did not believe the ibes published maciously
and they wished to withdraw the charges.
Trial for Forgery-Wlliam Boggs destitute looking
chap without coat tried for forgery in the second
venh ward Bank which had altered from II rok en-
Tenth Ward Bank on the 9th Of October, on john Nc.
Sa IN eoa o. wncr he
above named spurious stuff was found him. He made
speech TO the Court in which he acknowledged that he
offered to pass the bill he believing that good hav
ing but just stolen it from negro with whom he lived
named Boone The jury found him guilty the Court
Disorderiy Observation-Disclosures Powell luscious
looking of thirty, then put upon her
No. lis Walker street. Elizabeth the resort Of fe
males of the pave and their chance lovers On the part
the prosecution number Of respectable witnesses were
examined whose testimony show that this house
was OF bad character but had been kept order
last August when fellow named Jos Mutt We. pea.sd
admtance, and raised great about the house. at
tempted to beat down the door, and finally got in and
smashed considerable glass and crockery and collected
mob about the premises For the defence, married
daughter of the accused testified that her Their husband
two coored female servants and herself the only in
mates of the house and that the only who visited
relatives and friends II also shown by other
evidence that the house quiet and orderly Of
its neighbour and the only disturbance that has taken
place there since the accused has occupied the
raised by Mutt The jury after an absence Of ten mi.
nues, rendered a verdict Of acquittal
Steamboat 7niej.-stephen Cook tried for grand
larceny in stealing trunk of clothing worth STA, the
property Of Wet Seaman, of 30 Beekmsn street, from
board the steamboat Avis lying at the foot OF Fulton
street. the 10th of October last The prisoner had for
merly been hand board the boat and few days after
the robbery he brought it to Duryea's grocery corner of
Catherine and Water streets, and asked PERMITS
leave it for few moments. When he out an adver-
tsement containing a full account of the robbery was
shown 70 Mr. Duryea and the return OF Cook he
arrested and brought police, where OF the sol
shirts found his back The jury found the pr-
guilty and he sentenced TO the State prison
three years and six months.
Jury DscharSs-The petit jury discharged for the
remainder Of the term with the usual compliments Of the
Court.
Baiied Cass,-The Court will proceed this friday
morning at its opening to sentence all such persons as
have been convicted and out ball. and they are
hereby required to attend thereto.
The Court adjourned until Friday morning at eleven
o'clock.