The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-30
Special Sessions,
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Before Judge Lynch and Aldermen Leonard

Before Judge Lynch and Aldermen Leonard and Smith.
JuLr 2s.--Garrett Tobn, raw whooping Irish.
long-shore man. was sent up for sixty days for beat.
ing his wife, whom he threatened as he leaving
The Court to do something VERY revengeiu WITH he
caught her alone Julia Thompson chocolate eyed
wooly head placed in the bar for stealing silver
watch from Jacob Albrecht discharged there not
rade charged with stealing small package of shoes
from the steamboat Raritan, but upon representing his
hard that it his first offence and that he
had family living in Trenton, for whom he had resored
to this city to obtain support he allowed to travel
of the United States into Jersey Hugh Syvans, charg
eddy his wife who is cripple with abusing her. was let
off his stating that she corned and he merely act
ed in defence of his marriage right James Taylor salt
water dog beat Martin McGnn, and the Court allowed
him to CO. provided he would go TO Elizabeth Bann
was put to the bar and Bridget Brown assault
and asquam fight came oil between the parties in which
that if the difficulty should transpre again they
would send both parties to prison. Ned Riley, with
shirt but no coat, was caught carrying off FIVE pals
belonging to John Chambers of the of Cross and
Mulberry streets and was up for month Robert
White, boy, Gilbert Potter Charles IL Davis and Ann
Johnson who ranged like steps stairs and shone like
bear skins, wool and ALL charged with stealing two
pair Of pants and other clothing from William Sauson-
Potter and Johnson were sent up for six months-White
to the House OF Refuge, and Davis discharged Nancy
Wkenna for stealing frock from the daughter OF John
Mouon, which was found where she had pawned it, was
forwarded to the care OF keeper OF Backwes Island
for two months Joseph Dawson charged by his wife
with assaultng her but upon good promises he al
lowed to enter his own recognizance for future good be-
hayior. Joseph OBren was srraigned for the Of
fence but his wife stated that he good when he
was sober but having got little todded he struck her.
when she went to the postmaster" and entered COM
plant. She thought better OF it and the Court let
him go promise to behave himself One Of the female
harpes OF the points, named Mara Reynolds was con-
viced OF snaching gold breast pin from Henry Fisher
but the Court let her she should have been tried for
highway robbery, as the breastp,n might have been
worth hundreds OF dollars instead OF cents John Dough-
erty kicked up row, but discharged on GIVING baii
10 keep the peace. William short, boy, one OF nc APP
rrcncts Of Thomas Terry, charged VIM Post, a fellow
prentice ofwice is size with knocking MIN Gown ann
Dummcling MIN till he was as soft as pumpkin. The
Court reprimandcd the big apprentice for licking the
small one and allowed him TO depart under the Judgment
named John Day was tried second me for robbing the
money drawer of E. Waerston, and sent to the House OF
Refuge. George Blythe, known like book" among the
about town tried for stealing piece satnet
from the store Of Mr.. Norris discharged but remand
ed on an indictment for grand larceny Hugh Chrsty
with eye not to be beat by Billy Barlow pounced upon