The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-08

points and sustain the prosecution oDonne brought
the old black funny bag" or amulet doctor, named
DIR. CxsAR JAMESON who with in hand, said that
some OF de people live in de house with McAeny
in de rear de platform used to be full Of people in front
OF de door was called cnce in de yard to woman
that was said to be sick did not tink she sick
thought she was intoxicated have often MELON
nes tenants come out of his door, and those cut Of Nc
Alheny's thresten EN-, and vice
Cross-sramined-Thers has not been much noise for
dog, but il didn't mount to much.
Several other witnesses called black and white
the neighoorhood and there was about much noise
there as at other porter houses and some times little
The defence conducted by w. II. MuLocK, ESQ,
who called Mr. Archibald Kelly, who stated that there
was great deal of anmosiy on the part OF ODonnen
against McAlheny, and that there more noise ON
his premises, than usual about porter houses.
WIN H. PErIoREw present Street Inspector OF the 18th
both testified to the latter fact and Dennis Gillespie stated
that McAlheny kept agrocery store well as porter
house and that the great secret Of the animosy against
him. that he done business than all the other
porter houses in the neghborhood including ODonnells
The jury after short absence, returned verdict Of
not guilty and understand that ODonnel will be in
diced for keeping disordery house, and disturbing the
neghborhood.
Ssnfenced.--Lous Rogers Frenchman, entered plea
Of guilty indictment for burglary in entering the
house OF Catharne Lawrence, in Greene street. about
two months SINCE and stealing about $500 in money.
Discharged-Catharine Fseny, who had been charged
with petit larceny by Martin T. Waters Of the con.
stables OF the Sixth ward was discharged by the Court
there being no evidence against her.
Grand Larcsny-Thomas Thompson, black fellow,
who had been board the ship Hector,
tried for stealing SIS from one Of the boys board,
named John Harris. 1t proved that he knew where
the ship three days asr the had beea missed The
jury found him guilty and the Court sent him to the state
Prison for two years
Assault and Battery-Michael McKenny and Edward
Bacon tried for assault and battery Alexander
Campbell on the l6th ofAugust last Campbell swore he
he had nsuted Mrs. Bacon by asking her any
tons was attempted be proved by defence that he
hear character. The jury, however. thought there
justification sufficient to bring in verdict oil not
guilty, and the parties were discharged.
Constrlctipe Larceny-Eljah B. Ross was tried on an
indictment for petit larceny for stealing keg OF white
lead ground in oil weighing 100 pounds TSsh
proved that part bargain had been made for the sale
Othe lead but Green did get the money and Ross
got the lead the prosecution commenced The jury
acquitted him after short absence
Forfeited Recognicances.-The following persons not
appearing to answer their recognzauces were declared 10
John Cherry indicted with his Mistress Caroline odes
for stealing $S5 from William Biliows, Of Aucram Co;
lumba county this State the LIST OF May last baed
by lsacc s Cherry and VIM. Dungler
Robert Griffith and David sisson indicted for obtaining
nell OF Flushing and another indictment for cheat
ing and deirauding Jacob H. Tremper, John p Allison,
by Robert c. Ssson, Henry Harot since arrested on
similar charge, and David Crowley. 49,.
sassaah and yssrissmJ0sePh IN Mutt . or beating
and Becky. Powell, Of the same premises. Archi-
bald M'Arthur, for beating Thomss Goodwin, John
Sherwood, for beating James Silly. Michael Howe
and Margaret Howe. for beating Thomas stuch-
field Alexander Devoe for beating Lewis w. Donaldson
jeremiah Rowland, for kicking Elizabeth Page Samuel
Butler for throwing stone at John Williams. James
Dickson, for kicking Rosanna Blaney, and an infant
child aged Is months Eliza Porter black for throwing
oil Of vitrio the clothing of John RUSSELL black
Catherine Bacon, for tanning Susan Thompson black,
between the door and frame Of the house Patrick NC
Gwn, for beating Jacob Foster, city Waterman Tho
mas Gordon black for beating Mary Ann Sane, black.
John Pnckney and Bridget Pinckney for beating Bridget
Robinson. John Cregere for beating VIM. H.. rarick-
VIM. Haughey for backing the eyes Of Philip McClusky
Frederick Bttman and Xavier Thoma for kicking Philip
Lang, while he was down. Charles Judith, for beating
and threatening to stab Margaret Donaldson.
Petty Larcenoy-Joseph Brock, indicted Tor stealing
OF surgical instruments from the pocket OF David
Smith, physician, of 445 Broome street, while at Nblos
bsiled by Thomas r. Kellinger, Brock supposed was
pockebook and picked out under that impression when
he detected and arrested after chase through the
garden and the found among the shrubbery where
he had thrown He is at large pursuing his "hon-
orabe" calling
Rensselaer, Kelly alias Gaylor for stealing stove from
Adam Dancher, bailed by Joseph Thompson. John A.
Canter for stealing fancy figured silk vest from Felix
Rousss bailed by Abraham Canter.
The Court then adjourned to Wednesday next.