The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-12
General Sessions.
Before the Recorder, Judges Noah and Lynch, and
Rail Ard

Aldermen Balls and Lee
MARCH ll-Sentences Charlotte Carter, q black
derby house in Orange street. the resort Of prosti-
tutes, DC both black and white, was sentenced 10
be confined in the Pcnitentary for the term of one
year
William Hoskins, convicted of a petit larceny
was sentenced to be confined in the City Prison for
the term Of ten days,
William Humphreys, convicted Of an assault and
battery on Willard Gladding, was brought into
Court for sentence, but judgment was suspended.
and he was set at liberty
Matthew Henry, also convicted of an assault and
battery not appearing to receive sentence, his bail
Trial for Grand Ldrcen.-Jobn s. Pittman and
James Higgins were then put their trial. indict-
ed for grand larceny, in having On the evening Of
tanning number Of prize boots and ladies' shoes.
worth S62 10, from the front of the store of Paul
Neutzel, No. 252 Broadway, his property. The
case and ITS contents were found in the possessions
Ct the prisoners, in house near by. The jury
found the prisoners guilty, and they were remand
ed for sentence at future day.
Another Case of Grand Laycey.-John Carr alias
James Jenes, was next tried for grand larceny in
stealing three silk dresscsa cloth cloak, and ca
leo dress, worth in all $751; the property of Mrs
Catherine Reed, corner Of Walker and Centre
streets, on the 18th Of last month. The prisoner
was detected in the act of coming out of the pre-
misses wi the stolen articles aad arrested and the
Jury returned verdict Of guilty. The Court de-
ferred sentence.
lTtNJ O <1SSdnu ana DdiLt7y.-Jdmcs N1cNrarrB-
gal was next tried for an assault aud battery on
Margaret Brown, Of 10 James street, committed on
the 18th Of January last, seziDg her by The throat
striking her with his fists, and throwing her ON
the ground The complainant at the time Occur
pied the premises No IL Roosevelt street. which
the mother Of the prosecutrix rented of the ac-
cused, and dispute arese about light cents when
he not only assaulted her, but also pushed and
struck her mother and younger sister. The JURY
found verdict Of guilty
Grand larceny Ellen Brown, a black woman.
was next tried Tor grand larceny, in Ia wing oh
the 10Th Of February last, stolen from Carlos RAJ
badan, Of No. b Read street, two cloth cloaks
worth $50 The prisoner was arrested by officer
Tappan, and one Of the cloaks recovered from The
pawnbroker's establishment ofJackson in Green
wieh street. and the other from Silver's in Chapel
street, where the prisoner had pie dyed them for
mere triie. The Jury found the prisoner guilty
and the Court sentenced her to be confined in the
state Prison for the term Of two years
Another Grand Larceny. Louis Gaunis, was also
tired for grand larceny, in stealing hand piano,
worth $50, on the 4th Of this month from the pre-
misses OF Jehn Lataura, Of No. 5Goerck street The
prisoner Yves arrested by VIM. II. Stephens, and
The piano recovered from a house in Beaver street,
near New street. There was no evidence brought
to bear hat the act Of the prisoner felonious,
and the Jury, under the charge CT Judge Lynch,
rendered q verdict Of NOT guilty.
admitted 10 Practice Or motion Of Theron Rudds
Esq Isaae r. Wilson was admitted an attorney
and counsellor Of this Court
The Court then adjourned to Monday next, at IL
O'Clock.