The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-21

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world but we hav got to trus to our make for our heh
coart. "DANlEL PRICE.
On conclusion Of the evidence Of MIR. Ball the Jury
returned verdict accordance thereto and the Court
sentenced the State Prison for twelve each
Morris has been in the State Prison before and Price in
the Penitentiary.
Burglary in the First Degree.-A man named Charles
Owen native of Westchester county tried on the
above charge for entering dwelling house and
store at the corner OF Amos and West streets on
the night of the aist of September by of false
keys and stealing spy glass flute and money valued
Sl4 The store was occupied by Reuben A. Clark and
the house by other person. The defence took ex
cepton to the indictments alleging burglary chag
that the dwelling house entered that Of Mr. Clark
when it occupied by another family. There being
no evidence that the house was entered by prisoner ana
only small portion of the goods having been recovered
in his possession the verdict of petit larce
ny only He was then tried on another charge steal
ing silver watch, worth So, the property Of Conrad
Gaynor which recovered from simpsons pawnbro
kers establishment, where he had pawned it. The jury
found him guilty and the Court sentenced to the De-
nitentiary for ak months each offence He an Ola
offender and has been in the penitentiary before.
Dsorderiy House-Emiiy Iooker was tried for keeping
Esq counsel for defence asked for discharge Of prison
er, the ground that the indictment charged Emily
Tooker spinstern with the commission of the offence
when the name of prisoner Emily Tucker and that
she a widow, and not a single woman The prosecu.
ton that rs she had been tried for
similar offence in this Court, and pleaded to the
charged in the present Indictment the objection
good and called witnesses to show that such
prosequ to be entered in the and avowed intent
to have her indicted as Emily Tucker, widow.
Thomas Lloyd irisd.A dirty, sleepy looking Irshman,
who said his name Tom Lloyd put upon his trial
for stealing carpet bag containing clothing from n
Courtandt street. which recovered The jury found
him guilty Of petit larceny and the Court sent him
six months His counsel said that he could bring ada-
Wits show his good character when the Recorder
piled that the Court considered his character good
circumstances would permit.
Row alta Watch Hoase.-John 8. Myerss and Thomas D.
HawkRson, city wachmen tried for assault and
battery committed Samuel w. ID. Cook, assistant cap
tain OF the fourth district watch while he leaving
the watch house the 18th of August appeared that
Myers had previously had some dispute with the captain
the watch when he ordered of DOORS which Cook
with others attemptedto accomplish. few minutes al
forwards, while Cook passing out Myers struck him
with his fist and he otherwise injured by somebody
in the crowd. No evidence having been presented
against Hawkinson, he discharged. The took
place the night the democratic wachmen dis.
charged, and the defence proved by James Boyd and
Others that Cook to raise his club in the act of
striking somebody, when he knocked down, and that
Myers not him at that time. The jury returned
verdict Of not guilty without Lowing their seats.
Forfeited Nelson alias William
Nelson alias Country indicted for grand larceny in steal
thirty dozen pocket knives from the of James
Wnsow 81 South William street. the 9th Of August
last not appearing his recognizances signed by Philip
Hunter forfeited and ordered to be prosecuted
he Court then adjourned to Friday morning at eleven