The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-11

General Sc sions. ~
Before his Honor the Recorder, Judges Noah and
Lynch and Aldermen Pollock and Balls James
Z, Whiting. Esq, District Attorney, r,.,.,,.
pleaded guilty to an assault and battery on James
Ross, Of No. S6i Cherry street, and was fined ten
dollars for his combativeness
Anofher Penifent-Jacob Wilson entered plea o.
guilty to three several indictments for assaults and
batteries committed Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Alexander Melville and Philip T. Mosier, by him
self and several boys the 18th Of December last
The riot occurred at public house in the Ninth
Ward, and the above persons were severely beat
and the windo VS. and door of the house broken and
injured. Mr.. Wilson presented several witnesses
In order to mitigate the sentence OF the Court but
they pat such to the matter as to COM
pei the to sentence him to ten days Imprson-
ment in the city prison each indictment, making
thirty days in all. He was then escorted into the
Tombs. 70 mediate on the evil results Of rowdyism
produced By intempeiate habits.
Another Confes10n John Bradley alias Bradley
Bane, an old rogue, confessed his guilt in passing
ten dollar counterfeit note, on Jeremiah Lambert,
No. 523 Green wich street, on the 9Th Of December
last, and was remanded fer sentence.
Robbery at Emma Ea,pkHn's.--A young man
named John Walker, alias Williams, was put
sPon his trial second time, Tor an alleged
street, while he was at the hoase Of iniquty,
kept BY Emma Frasklin, in Church street.
on the 4th Of December last. Parker stated that he
went to bed with one ofthe CyPri:ns Of the esta-
the sum Of $50 was missing from his pocket. OFF,
Ger Cockefair told by the girl that Parker slept
with her, that Walker had the money, and he Ar
Ts..ed bin the day following And found "a i on MS
ter, and also that he received the money from the
grl Tor safe keeping, and the jury returned YER
diet Of not guilty.
M. H Van Hovenberg counsel for prisoner.
Highway Robbery Three young men named John
Lord, William Maher and William Parks i'm.
pleaded with Manning Kelly. were tried for an a..
sault and battery and highway robbery on Daniel
Bewighouse, on the 1st Of January last, At ID
Bowery. Bewighouse, is the proprietor of an ex-
hibition Of deformed animals ut the above place,
and in his evidence, he stated that his was
tered on the above named evening by a number Of
young men, who broke the door down, and after Sc.
verey beating him with clubs and fs's, and robbipg
him Of pocket book containing $40, that he had
previously placed in the side pocket of his coat,
they lefA him senseless. He could not identify
either e the prisoners on trial. A man named
Wm T. Stockwcll, who OBLIGATED as player on the
drum for the exhibition ON the night in question,
confirmed the statement Of Bewighouse, and idcnti-
afray. John Phillips, the door keeper, made
similar statement, but could not recognize the pr
scners. The defence proved that the prisoners had
been previously of good charactes, and the jury
finally returned verdict Of guilty Of an aggrava-
ted assault and battery, but not Of the robbery
Manning Kelly, who was also indicted for the
same offence, was then allowed to enter plea Of
guilty Of assault aud battery, and remanded for
Forfeited Recogni<ances.-The following Persons
charged with offences, not appearing in court, their
recognizances were declared forfeited Nicholas
Wllloughby, for cruelty striking horse belonging
to John Pagan, with shovel, in such manner a.
to nearly cause his death; John Brady for
saslt and battery on Charles vivgan VIM. Bonn,
fer grand larceny, in stealing case Of dentists in.
struments, gold bracelet, &c. from Moses May.
nard, jr. No. 40 Union Place WIN. Mitchell,
witness in the case Of Ebert Totem indicted for
selling lottery policies; VIM. Poole and Smith
Ackermas, for an assault and battery ON Alexander
Melville.
Cases Settled.-In the suits of Patrick Tempany
and Bartholomew Turney against Michael Walsh,
month"; since at . political meeting in the
Sixth Ward, the PLAINTIFF appeared in ceuit, and
stated that they were disposed to withdraw all fur
ther Precee dings in the indictments. The costs
were ordered to be paid by the parties and the suits
thus Terminated
NEw CHuRcH IN BUrrALo.-A new brick church
forty by sxtyive feet, to contain sixty pews to
Elicott streets, BY the Dutch Reformed congrega-
ton, DOW under the pastoral charge of the Rev. Mr..
John Beattie. Cost So, 0O'-B.6a'o Com Feb 8.
at this house are chaste varied and attractive consist
ing Of Knowless eaufu play of William Tell, Kirby
and C. Msst.yer Gsicsai and Mchae and Miss Mes
tayer Albert To the above 10 added the drama of The
Dumb Girl Of Genoa, in which Messrs. Johnson and
Kirby perform the celebrated drusken combat John
Smith and his pupil appear in their negro eccentrici
ties and the nautical drama of Paul Jones' in which Mr.
Scott appears ~ Long Tom Coffin, and Mrs Thorne al
Kate Plowden, combine to render this bill the best tha
| has been offered this season.
90 The Priests Of Mexico hold the wealth lof theil
country, and Dr. Sherman Of LOG Nassau street, hold
the secret fmsking the Lozenges that quickly
Use them ence il you have a cold, cough consumption
whoopIng cough headache, palpstion or sea sickness.