The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-13
Special Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen purdy ana

AUG. l2.-Two boys, named James Sutton and Charles
Burns, convicted Of stealing 81 in bank notes from
but judgment suspended till Tuesday next Daniel Ben
jamin boy, for malciousy cutting leather band or
house carpenter of 80 Suffolk street. and also attempting
TO steal the copper rves belonging the band was sent
to the House Of Refuge Patrick Rady for getting drunk
and beating his wife, sent TO the city prison ior ~
days. John Hsson, charged with stealing cloth table
cover was discharged. Thomas O'BTien, Michael
Mcbride, Thomas Drscoll and Timothy McCarty
charged with stealing ~ pieces Of vest patterns from
Charles Fay of Is South William street. were tried. Nc
Bride was sent to the House of Refuge and Thomas 0Br
EN- was discharged Drscoll and McCarty discharg
ed by the Grand Jury. she darkey, named Mary Ann
Simmons was sent to the city prison for 80 days George
Two black rogues named Ned Eleager and John Prince
We're also sent up for six months for stealing dry goods
garet Henderson sent up for three months for stealing
straw bonnet and plaid shawl from Catherine Toerad.
George Bright packed off for two months for stealing
two dollars and pocket book from William Simmons
eweller lanes Brown sailor, charged with stealing
sai worth of clothing from the Sailors Home in Cherry
street. acquitted. William H. Williams charged with
stealing four wagon wheels from Henry w. Collier of
Clinton street, was acquitted Bridget McGil maid of
all work. to the Tombs for Is days for steal
ing cloak and parasol from Thomas Thuiston Of Brook
lyn Bill Fash, Liz Moses and Agnes Weeks for beat
ing and abusing Hyath Lyon, all sent up for six
convicted Of stealing two silk handkerchie from Jack
son Ode but let off promise of his mother to keep
licked all the Sunday officers on the Points. was
tried Tor the fortieth time for assault and battery and
fenced to six months in the penitentiary William Dag
man, for beating and kicking Nathaniel Hepburn street
inspector was sent up for six months boy named Tho
mas Hatfield was sent to the city prison for days for
being accessory to the theft of ST from the money
drawer Of Robert Turnbu of 200 varick street Lewis
Mitchell. who had worked for Richard Parish, sos
Greenwich street, was charged with stealing IS willow
baskets, but the evidence not being sufficient he
Quilted Joseph Clark got drunk and broke things but
was let off, Carle N Roe charged with stealing cents
was also let off, Joseph Mcfarland who charged
with beating his wife, discharged she not appearing
against him. Michael McGovern, who caught pick.
ing the pocket of Adam Weoh Of small change was
Caleb Beckett and William Nichols tried for steal
ing SIS, at different times from Williamson C. Bell and
the former sent to the House Of Refug e-Nchos was
discharged John Gray and a woman named Jane Edes
charged with beating sailor named John McLane
arragned and sent back to prison George c. Knight of
1891 Grand street. charged with petit larceny admit
ted to ball. and will be tried in the Court of Sessions
The Court adjourned to Tuesday next