The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
General Sessions.
Before Recorder lamadge and Aldermen Martin and



sr%f' la-c,ueiiy Beating Horse.~Wm. ii. Van Bias
CON- indicted Tor misdemeanor IN cruelty beating his
horse, entered plea of guilty and allowed time
enter aiidavits showing Justification.
Row on the First Of May-Edward Blair, carman,
was tried for and battery on Timothy Doran
carman, Of 800 Monroe street. Doran, appears, had
Pied and the latter went to the house OF the former and
kicked up row, which terminated in his getting pretty
well beat although he struck Doran me hrst dow After
absence OF about fifteen minutes, the jury returned
/ with a verdict OF not guilty.
Bmgtarious Dsmonstratfon "A regular ioaier, known
10 Clark alias Bill Johnson tried indictment
burglary the first degree, for entering the house Of
Themas Kaighan l2s Houston street. the night of the
2sth Of August last, with attempt to steal The
sed found in the hall Of the house the evening in
question but how he got in not within the knowledge
The defence offered testimony but commended that
there not sui ent evidence to put the accused
his trial. he indicted for entering the Of
Mr. Kaghan. when Mr. X. did net rent the house, but
merely boarder the premises, and slept in the
attic. 1hejury found him not guilty and he was dis
charged.
Stealing a Boai.-Peter Leney, violin play er, was
tried charge Of grand larceny in stealing sooP's
Loaf from Governor Slip belonging to Heathcote Huse,
the 9th oil September. 1t was proved that the
cuscd in company with several men who took the
boat from the slip aud the accused falling overheard
arrested by Waterman. For the defence, Isaac Ad-
ler musician, stated that he had been play ing the
violin with Laney the night in question, when
raj men accested them, and forced Lsney to go with
them and aterw took violin from the porter house
of Mr.. Strickland, which being taken from them, the
party then knocked witness down. and took his violin
rom his hands by force. This testimony being
by Mr.. Strickland, the accused acquitted of all par
cipation in the offence, and discharged Robert Curly,
a tailor, and John Kean, charged with being the
the assault aud battery the two fddiers.
but are not arrested.
Ro6bing Stabie-A dark jet colored man, nomed Leo
nard Riley, tried for grand larceny in stealing
trunk OF clothing from stable in First street. near Sc
cond Avenue belonging to Charles Treadwell colered
coachman who slept in the stable. II was proved by
Henry Bach that the accused TO his shoemakers
shop Mulberry street. and offered to sell pair OF
boots While in the act Of selling the boots, another per-
son came told accused that he must remove his
trunk his house The accused then took the trunk
away and being ards told to Mr. Balch that the
accused had opened trunk with pair of pncers he
suspected that something was wrong and following him.
had him arrested Tho I1sy & 10 ny
Penitentiary Tor SIX months - -
Forfeited Recognizdaces.The names OF the following
persons having called and not answering their re-
cognizapces we're declared iorfeited:-
james Hubbell and Allen Burts charged with burglary
the third degree in entering the store OF Henry Men
ie 239 Broadway the 18th Of April last and steal
ing clothing Bailed by Francis j. Grant and Cheesman
John W. Day for embezzlement and grand larceny, in
taking money from the drawer OF his employer Jesse Z.
Cleyes, of 81 Chapel street-bailed by Thomas Day
Dennis McCarty, tor assault and battery, for splitting
in the face Of Johanna Burke and striking her with an
John Grove, for giving false token-bailed by John
Devn. - -, -,
Mole Pros,qtas entered in the of Michael
Gibbons indicted for keeping disorderly heuse-the
having aboted and the accused paying tho
Also in tie case Of John Mangip for msdemeanor in
pi.adsd Gniny John Collins indicted.for assault and
battery on Jonathan Palmer, for making ms nose oeeo
entered plea of guilty and was allowed time TO enter
ahidavits in justification. - ,p,.u r.. ,u.u.
sla,gbtsr in the first degree. will be tried to-day. A.
olso that of the girl Emma Richardson and John Wasce
for assault and battery with intent 10 Kill De WV pa
sr The case of John Lake, boy, Tor grand larceny
will be first tried -, ..,
hour.
FRon ANTIGUA We have been favored with a
81 Johns newspaper, the Antigua Weekly he'
sister" dated 22d ult received by an arrival at TINS
oort from which we make few extracts OF some
Interest ssh shock of earthquake was very u eh.
tinctlv felt here on the morning OF luesusy, ~"
I5 inst about three o'clock-no damage uOn d;s-
Al ST Luce the same paper states 'ha an.cssson
Iinct shocks of earthquakes m qncS an hr, NO,
vrre felt on the lih, at l2a O'clock, noo1; E,nw
cf Sufficient violence to do any aan,ase, .r., -
Mon,serrat-the Register says-w $3.50 Of
earn sa. Consequence of two fatal cases OF
au ~ ne family, and others also attacked win H.
ever ~ vet been passed there; the local mar
NO rnentiy supplied for the next twelve months
Net 70 psie of cultivation does not appear 10 De l
.eu,s. the produce in many instances IS no, n T
ban one.tenth of what 1t formerly was Ill
market for American produce at 81: John > W."
snopIled and dull.-U =. Gdsdte, Sept ~