The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-13

Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen Lee and
JorAs B. PHILLIPS, ESQ, Acting District Attorney.
Grand Lcreeny-James Dunn, impleaded with VII
liam Green was placed on his trial for robbing Peter
Malloy discharged soldier of the United States service
Of 500 and upwards, in bank bills, on the 10th July
Dunn, his examination stated that he went into the
cellar of Mr. Donoughoe No. OF Cross street, and there
met the prisoner and his prisoner and had some liquor
together when Green endeavoured to thrust his hand in
to tue compliments pocket but was prevented by Do
with hm. Dunn not liking the conduct Of Green, left
the house. and followed BY the prisoners who robbed
him in the neghtourhood OF Mulberry street. Dunn
somewhat in liquor. This story was corroborasd by
Donoughoe and Burns. Donoughoe on his examination,
stated that after the lapse two hours the prisoners
turned to his place. dressed in bran new suit EACH
when Green, stating that they had secured the money
offered Donoughoe three dollars keep silent but he re-
this asr refused.
For the defence-A girl named Ellen Collins of motto
rious character who was living with Green in state Of
prostitution at the time, swore that she saw the wit
Burns put his hand into the pocket Of Maoy the
corner of Orange and Cross street and take from the
wallet containing the money! This was the only evil
dence adduced The Jury, without leaving their Seats
found the prisoner guilty.
Same charge.-Wiliiam Green was next placed on his
trial for the offence. The evidence was the same
for the prosecution as that given on Dunns trial. The
Jury found him guilty also ., 10
fined for the full term allowed by law which Is hve
in the State prison The conduct the
most disgraceful. He deserved an additional i've
years.
Burglary the Second Degree.-John Langhan,
fortunate cripple, whose right leg had been amputaea
close the body placed at the bar charged with
burglarously entering the Of Mrs. Ellen Elliott in
ahouse No. Avenue and stealing wearing apparel Of
the value Of $2976 The pawn tickets for the articles
found in box in the room Of the accused, who is
Mrs Elliott as her property The
Court charged that from the evidence Jury should
find the prisoner guilty could only be petit la,ceny
Verdict, not guilty.
Grand Larceny.-Peter Crowly and John Anderson,
nett tried for stealing from the store door Of Messrs
Pollon, No 81 Catherine street, twenty pieces OF grass
cloth Of the value of $50 and which property found
in the possession Anderson who take II by
apple girl who gave notice to the owners of the store
Crowley was observed speaking Anderson end then to
enter the store ard price some muslin and while so en-
gagged, the latter committed the robbery.
Mary Ann Talbot, young but extremely intelligent
Seeding. and gave her testimony with clearncss and
dsnctness which left doubt Of the guilt OF prso
The Jury them nd the PRISON.
for the term Of two years.
number of presentments having been sent IN BY the
Grand jury the Court adjourned until Monday at the
usual hour.
PuYcruALIrY The Commercial Gazette, at Port
Leon, Florida, says Our city has been envened
for the last few days by the visits OF numerous per-
sons having claims against the Unlted states Ior
services rendered during the Florida war, The
sinners were "forked over" to the claimants by the
paynlaster, WHO seemed himself gratihed that he
had 30 pleasant duty TO perform.
MEXICAN INpEMNITY.----The U. s. Ship Vincennes,
Captain Buchanan, sailed from Pensacola on the
,Oh ult to bring to the United States the first install
ment of The Mexican indemnity, which was ready
for delivery at Vera Cruz on the 18th ult.
THE PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS We learn, says
the Norfolk Beacon OF Thursday" shat the President
will leave Old Point for WASHINGTON, tomorrow
and that be proceeds thence TO the White Sulphur
Springs, in Greenbrler county. Virginia, with
member OF his family, whose health is delicate"
CarToN.--Thc culture Of cotton, it is said, has
been resumed in the Island Of Jamaica.
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