The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-15

juggling of jackets for if stupid villanous hearted
mscreant got his old tin Jasper lathercd you will In.
deed would not deign reply to your filthy note
address you under circumstances but express my
decided distinct ana unqualified contempt all classes
high and low, rich and in the express
son Of disgust and Indignation at your vlllanous
ps be ready for 's sSs sms,,0r GEO. EGEh e.
your hard mouth Jones Eyer quite prepared to lace
rate from stem TO stern
Directed to Mr.. Moses Blackstock. $40 Greenwich
street, up stairs, over drug Store.
The case was here subnied without further evidence
sshor absence the jury returned with verdict
the court.
we understand that there cross-action for the pub
be tried. ~
Iral Of an old Queer one.-Mary Gibson alias Hen
messy known as one OF the dexteous passers cound-
teeit money that ever infested community tre
ior passing 20 note, purpong TO be OF the Greenwice
Bank but which altered from some broken bank not
The prosecution proved by Mary Jane TIotson that
accused offered the note her the 10Th OF November
in payment for bread and when arrested she told SCI
veral contradictory and lying stories Although known
10 the court as having been arrested time and again
similar offences yet evidence was given to the Jury TO
SNOW the sc'ener, and they accordingly acquitted her.
What Is the use OF police officers making arrests un
they obtain evidence TO convict
burglary in the First Degree Two boys named John
White al James Richardson and William barrow
tried on the above charge for attempting the night of
the 23d OF November last to break the DIV cling hou
OF Morton lvers No. 10 Hamilton street. city watch
man caught them in the act with a large spike in
her possession with which they had been endeayorng to
force open the shutters he conducted by
reIhune and Russell proved previous good character
to commit burglary only They returned verdict of
guilty and the ooys were discharged with the admonion
OF the count.
Forfeited Recognz ancesIhe folio wing named per-
sons NOT appearing to answer to their names when called
Tor trial their recognzances declared forfeited and
ordered to be prosecuted forthwith -
James S. Schermerhorn late Secretary of the Ocean
Insurance Company charged with lmbezzling the funds
OF that company to the amount 500 0OO-baed
by John Noble and Roe Lockwood in the Of -.
Henry X. Robinson print seller indicted selling OBJ
scene prints and baled by VIM. Bailey and VIM. McKin.
ley In the sum Of -.
Benamin Sooy for plotting the schooner Three
theirs through Sandy Hook the Sd of October S40
violation OF the Pilot Laws-bailed by Henry r.
mons.
Charles Stone, for stealing that $1,000 in con-
nexion with his mistress Mary Jane Montgomery in Au
| gust last, bailsd by Mary Saunders.
Lycurgus Staples, formerly clerk with Joseph God
dard OF 81 Maiden lane indicted obtaining the
Mr. Goddard for $780, from b. c. Stats OF Plat street,
under false pretences-bailed by Philip l.. Platt
Michael Lawless for keeping disordery house at l23
Cedar street complaint OF Charles Heath-bailed by
James T. Decker.
Assaults and Batteries-Napoleon Devesse for beating
Moses Jacoby Gusaf A. Stuze, for striking George
Tooth with cane Robert and John Giles, Tor knock
ing James Dougherty down aud kicking him when down;
Dennis Mehan, for striking and kicking Augusta Lis
sack
Trial of Jacob Gunts-At half past O'Clock the court
commenced the trial Of Jacob Guntz charged with grand
larceny in stealing laces from the Bowen Nc
Nance, 10 William street August last and took
until D O'Clock when the again taken up. The
result will be given tomorrow morning.