The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-11
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Judge Lynch
] p JANET Il. WHIrINo, ESQ District At,orney.

JAMES X. waIrIso, Esq District Attorney.
Nov TO- Brutal .4ssatn aud Battery WIN Haughey the
keeper Of grocery store at the corner OF 2s street and
Third avenue. tried Tor assault and battery, CON-
mt. upon the person OF Philip MCluky his brother-in
law the 9th OF August last The complement went
to tn store Of Haughey to pay him the balance 81 an ac
count them, when dispute arose. and Haughey
knocked him do and broke his jlSby jumping upon
him. The complainant presented distressing appearance
Ibis features being entirely diso, ted from the injuries
then received. The defence proved that ACusky com
menced the ASSAULT ant that the injuries received by
breaking Vt his produced by his falling in the
scuff, upon soap box rhe jury returned verdict OF
guilty, and he was ordered TO appear on Friday Tor sen
tence.r rfvrff gutcir f r10rr
.lssauAng an Officer of Police-A carbuncled faced,
bullet Ioaier, named Mchasl sullivan, wasisd Tor
assaultng William Carls, Sunday officer o. the Twe,h
ward, while preventing him from breasfpg into the
shanty OF a woman who resided near Harlem Toe jury
found him guilty and the court sentenced hm to tn. cay
prison for three days The sessions should never nave
been troubled with such petty pioce OF business g
TriaI IF Wiuiam E. Ress,of 81 New strest--Ths noto-
put upon his trial oil the halt dozen
indictments against him Tor obtaining goods under ialst
Thi, iaac,psrt osI.s-a A" With ov.anl"s
Co.. of Beaver street. the 9th Of last by ass
The prosecution called A. y Thevot, of The
firm Of Voisin & Co.. who stated that prisoner to hs
the 9th of August and asked they had any bloc
ribaDd Cor sale, which shewn him and upon stating
that order the country tor small quantity
he selected boxes worth S45 and gave The name Of
lexander Murray, 81 New street." The terms OF sale
cash at Eve per cent discount and BIZ paid
delivery. The goods were sent by porter. who
directed not to leave them unless they paid for
Contrary to such direction however they left by
them afterwards unsuccessful John Murphy, who
a cerk with Ross at the time. and who hiss been
that would prove false pretences The prisoner de-
Tended by G. w. Terhune and c. W. Carpenter, Esqs and
the Recorder charged that the sale for cash at
three cent off, and az the misrepresentation OF Ross
that he belonged to the firm of Murray Co.. of 81 New
not the nducenent that prompted the plain
prao.ic ed that would come under this statute Also that
the promise that he would pay the cash on delivery.
which was not complied wth was not such as brought
s.laspa thA
not paid the goods could have been claimed by the
plainans the contract had not been complied with
He said that if Ross had obtained credit by representing
that he as Of the firm of Alexander Murray 4 Co.
and it Afterwards srtaned that such not the
would be within the statutes but the terms OF sale in
this sacton, and the circumstances attending
such appeared not to show evidence sufficient 10
thorise conviction The Jury returned verdict of
guilty, and the prisoner remsnde for trial other
indictments Of similar kind, also Tor grand lar
ceny. "m1 % giiii hhn nnL % To ;layiis tc 100 u
The seven indc,m ents against Ross were then set down
for tralon Tuesday Of next week. when all the witness
against him requested 10 attend ni ofu gIv -
Peter Reerson the swede is requested to call at the
Police 10 O'Clock this morning and further
trouble to himself and some OF his friends i.IIu
Forfeited Recognisances.-NathanJ Davis, alias Viii
lard Richards clerk end naive OF Portland, Maine,
who incteon charge OF grand larceny, for steal
ing bank bills of the value Of f3t from the pantal0ons
pocket of Thomas Campbell OF the rerrapn Lunch. on
the night OF the 30h OF July while sleeping in the
with him, appearing his recognizance made by
Robert Donnell. declared for cited. sstd N asfi
Henry s. Bancker, native OF New Jersey, and recent
ly collector at 81 North Moore street. indicted for
grand larceny, in obtaining from Mrs Jane Williams
Of 6aI Broome street. OH preence Of placing il in the
Chambers street Savings Bank. and bailed by Gerard
Bancker not answering his recognzances were also de-
cared forfeited.
that pattern fgeny JennyWiliiams, ofy2 Manhattan
Place, terrifying the pscdity of her delicate
nanccs, signed by Charles Whist, We're orfeied !
Michael o. Conner, of the LIST ward, who indicted
for stealing quarter Of ton OF pig iron from w Muir
dock and l.. Bullock, the ho september last, baed
out by James Sullivan not appearing his recognzance
forfeited.
James orr for beating Daniel Keliher Of 81 Ann street
on the 2O,h OF September baed by VIM. w. Dougherty
Passing Counterfeit Money George Fawcett, shoe
maker tried tor forgery in the second degrees in hav
ing passed counterfeit So note purportng to be OF the
Manufacturers' Bank of Providence, X. on Edward
Story keeper ola house corner Of Grand and Bow
cry the 81 of October last IL proved by Mr. story
that received the bill from prisoner in for two
glasses OF liquor and gave him the changes that he mark
ed the note when at the police ono ana also
The hour OF O'Clock having arrived, and the atten
dance OF the Recorder being necessary 10 the County
Court the Court adjourned TO II o'clock this morning
Vail frlYTI
TRoUBLE IN CuBA.--There appears 10 be a good
deal Of excitement in certain parts OF Cuba, in con
sequence of the movement OF David TunhGll, ESQ,
lately English Consul at Havana. He recently APP
peared at Givara, and demanded the liberation, of
not only the English blacks at that part Of the island
but of all Africans introduced since the treaty OF
1921 He was Immediately placed in charge oftwo
Spanish officers, and permitted 10 go to HoIeun at
his own request. He reached there on the 18th ult
and on being recognized ,ssthe Brlgader had hun ar
rested. protests for the violation OF the Ia s. ex
istng amity and treaty between the two govern.
r,ents, are quue explicit and vigorous The Brga-
der. however, has concluded upon taking HIM IL
the Havana. This step he has resisted with ver
powerful language aud promises rather than 60 I,
fhe Havana, 10 re-enibarii and re,nrn IN the ma,
vessel TO Nassau, but the Btlgtdier is inf xlbr
Mr.. TurDbull goes much against his will 10 Wal
once more the capital OF he Havana lie Is the |
English consul who caused so much trouble in Ha-
vana short time ago, and who only saved his NE |
by flying tor protection board Of the English
guard sup there, IN consequence OF Opinions anu
w haYni 90 s'asmasam1n anm IN A"
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