The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-12
General Sessions.

Recorder
Nov li.-sLsrEscep.-ChariesS Stanton alss anderson
a mulatto, who convctc ednesday oil assault
and ossS ann n's ns to M as% s MARI
of jealousy sentenced to the prison
years, being the loves term within the power Of
the Court He addressed the court previous to sentence
and stoutly denied any intent take the lie oil Quoon
Thoma, Butler char maker by trade and native oil
| Sussex England who rad entered plea of gull
indictm for burglary in the third degree Tor break
into drug oil Haviland Reese Co.. OF 90 Maiden
lane the 18th Of September aud ste ling aquantiy vi
drugs. Was sentenced to the STATE prison Tor
James Eseron the pickpockct ANA burgier called
up but owing Application by his
sci to the Governor for pardon he remanded to pr
Case of Walsh Herriek and Ropes-The trial of these
gentlemen for libel set for Monday next, but
will not be tried on that day.
William Haushey convicted Of an aggravated assault
and battery brother n.law Phillip McCluskey, was
called for sentence bur was among the missing.
Mrs. Mary Lewis, the keeper Of a house Of -, in
Church street. no was indicted Tor the offence, fined
SIS on her plea OF guilty.
two pieces OF worsted from the store of Messrs O. W
Hastings No. Han square, the 20th OF October
entered plea OF guilty and sentenced to the
prison for two years.
Forfei ed Recogiz anees-The names Of the following
persons having been called and not appearing there
cognza declared forfeited Jsm-s Harrington
and Julia Smith. keepars of b"wdy house at 70 Elm
street, bailed by franklin L. Bragg.
Sarah Gale negro WINCH indicted for petit larceny
in stealing clothing valued $40 the property OF Eliza
Mullen oil IS Warren street. the 25rh of June last
bailed by Richard Voorhees, Esq whose forfeited bail
bonds amount TO some thousands OF dollars.
assaults aud Batteries ID Vh Howell, for striking
VIM Davey with a cadet whip. J'mes Campbell, for
beating Thomas McClusky William Ford. alias Buff TO-
coachman, for beaing Capt. Joseph J. Comstock, Cap
tain Of steamboat Sonngtonhaied by john Finch Tho
Sutchfeld for striking Michael Horne with q.
iron Mich 81 Howe and his wife for beating utchfed
Thomas II. Ferris, for striking sarah Rorsbach John
Frel for beat ng Jane oyle Alexander Van Wart aud
Lawrence Van Wart, for beating Henry v. Chairman
tpnen Jordan for beating David Haig Peter vsnde~a
ter and Thomas Maxwell, Tor beating Robert Nc Ninn
James Valentine, for ing Rebecca Harrington.
a Former Prise Fight-Henry Ksrron William Blake.
w. Mic hoas Hatch, Thomas Mccoy, John Kinsley in.
dcted for and assault and battery for being -ngagsd
Prize Fight the Bulls Head, Sunday the 18th
Of September between Ksrron and Blakely for S. in
which Tom Mccoy, deceased, and Nick Hatch
cords.
Passing Counterfeit Money-The tri,l Of George Faw-
ce aker, which commenced yesterday after
noen was continued this morning IL proved by prose-
cution that prisoner in addition to passing So count.r
felt the Manufacturers Bank of Providence Ed
ward Storys bar Of Grand aud Bowery the Sd
of October last in company with man named Wilson
also offered similar at Asens porter house. and
Speights tobacco store 73 Bowery which refused
They then into the liquor store OF Thos Johnson SIS
Bowery, where they succeeded in passing of the
same description; Mr.. Asten then gave information OF
their previous conduct, when they and the
"boodle Of S. counterfeit notes found Wilson,
and $25 in good money prisoner, among VIII CT
So note, which Mr. Story recognised beng among th.
change he prisoner the time he chsnged the
terfet note.
The Counsel for defence epdeavored prove their
cross examination Of witnesses for prosecution. that pr
oner drunk the time he offered the bill that he
did know what he was about and also that the bill
gave 10 Story by prisoner was not a counterfeit The
clerk in the Martin Ficken stated that prisoner
passed SIS counterfeit OF the same bank upon him in
payment for glasses OF root beer and received the
change.
The hour Of three having arrived, and there being
probability of the cause being flushed during the day,
the Court adjourned over to Monday next.