The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-10
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Judge Ly,

Before Recorder Tallmsdge and Judge Lynch.
JANE. H. WHIIISe, Esq District Attorney. A.
Church street indicted for keeping dsoderly house.
the complaint OF Adrian B. Holmes and John dsven Of 90
Church street. entered plea Of guilty by the advice
counsel end will be s-ntenced on Friday next
Thomas Butler chair maker by trade, and native of
for burglary in the third degree for breaking into the
drug store ofHsviland, Reese Co.. Of so Maiden lane on
ne 18Th september and stealing quantity Of drugs He
forfeited Recosnix anees-James Jones' indicted for
forging the endorsement OF his father Nichols Jones' on
notes for $500 and $780, and passing them to John
Demot not appearing, his recognizances declared
forfeited -. .f
Karl Frey, German boy aged only 49, was tried for
grand larceny, in stealing bank and specie to the
amount Of about 500, and coat from his employer Mar
tin Brown shoemaker OF the OF Hudson and Chsr
ten Streets on the 9th u When arrested portion of
the money and the coat found upo his person. he
confessed that he had stolen under an mpre sson that he
about to be discharged from employ ment The iury
onnd him guilty, and the Court sentenced him TO the
House of Refuge. ..
was tried on charge Of false pretences 1t proved
that he applied to John Tsy of 90 Eighth avenue on
the 9th OF July last representing himself the coach
man Of Mrs strang of Eighth and Broad
way and obtained trottinR saddle and carriage and
saddle whip her account II afterw ards
tanned that he not in the employ of Mrs strang and
that Mrs srang did not reside represented Mr. Tay
or gave him the property solely his representation
being in her employ and the jury returned verdict Of
guilty but him TO the mercy of the Court
when he was sentenced to the penentisry for three
months.
William f. Ross, the celebrated fnancier who under
stands the mode Of getting possession of other peoples
goods, according to Wall street rules Of etiquette and
who stands indicted for Offences tried for
an assault and battery committed Thomas Moore, of
so4 Pearl street who had called upon him to collect
small bill The jury found him guilty and he was re-
manded for sentence and trial various indictments for
obtaining goods under false pretences.
Charles Santer, alias Anderson muloto was tried for
an assault and battery with intent kill another muatss
named Mark Qaoon by striking him forehead with
sharp instrument, the Doth Of September last Ouoon
had suspected Anderson with illicit intercourse with his
wife, which was alleged to have been the foundation of
the assault and the prisoner proved, by mulato GIRL
that she was offered $40 by Quoon il she would
that prisoner had struck him when she present.
and knew nothing about the transaction. The jury
turned verdict Of guilty, and recommended him to the
mercy Of the court.
dbigosi j. Ldwson tried and convicted OF stealing
ten silver spoons four silver himbles and other arcles
valued at $24 from the boarding house OF Miss Lucy roc
tor l39 Broadway tho 10th OF September last PRISONER
took board at the house left the same morning or
ew taking with her the articles aeseo
which not recovered Thejury convicted her, and
she was remandel for sentence L-
The then adjourned to Thursday morning, at ii