The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-07
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tailmadge aud Aldermen Emmaps an
Tillou


JAMES r. WHIriso, Esq District Attorney.
NOVEMBER TERM.
MONDAY Nov. 6.-Tbe November term of the cour
commenced its session this morning During the vacan
cy ventilaor has been made in the ceiling which viii
materially add to the comfort of oil whose duties csmpe
The CALENDER for the term comprises the following
Manssager assault and battery with intent &c
kill forgery 8; burglary g. grand larceny 10; false pre-
fences rio, 3-toal IS. Previously indicted 49, Con
viced l; witness i bastardys. Total number Of old
THe GRAND JrRY, consisting Of the following persons
were called and sworn Peter Pinckney. accountant
forsmao; Eli c Blake merchant; stephen c. Burdett
merchants James w. Beehe, slv Garrett Bleech
mer liant, Mat HAS Bloc good ilder John L. Brown
scale beam m ker; Hugh Collins carpenter; Patrick Do
hery grocer; Richard Fosdck painters At rah Flo
rentine maker John Gary grocer jones Hariot
mes'n; Walter slowelt jr merchant; Drake Mills,
chant; John w onh"ut gentleman; Thomas stia,op
worm. merchant; Thomas W. G lie -Tota 20.
The REcoRDrs briefly charged the Grand Jury, and
cali their attention among other duties upon
them to the election law OF the State and pen OF
illeg voting. He also alluded to the frequent and i
o ana wbss %
must be prevented, it only violation of the
law Of the land but tended to breaches of the public
peace and disorder.
Jurors Fined fine Of $25 was imposed upon thirteen
Ct the absent grand and petit Jurors.
g'ary IN the second degree in entering unfinished
building in 9Th street. near Second avenue beo nging
Gtorgef shipman on the morning ofthe sn Of Angus,
last He was arrested In the house. but had stolen
any thing when caught. He found guilty and the
Court sentenced him to the State Prison for two ears
and elevc months.
Beating his WJfe-John McGrath was tried for an az.
gravsted assault and battery on his wife and Convicted
being his fortsth offence, he sent to the pentenary
for six months
Grand Larcenv.-A man named James Keonan va,
tried for stealing trunk and chest containing clothing
valued at about $780, from the foot of Barclay the
property Of Thomas J. Hall They stolen on the
lst of september and portion of her found Ia his pos.
session The property stolen being considered worth
less than S5 jury returned verdict of guilty of ne.
tit larceny only and the Court sent him to the Tenen
tlsry for six months.
Passing Counterfeit Money.--Ann Nugent coed look.
ing young woman, known as dealer in bad money 4,
tried for passing SIS counterfeit note fthe farmers
Bank of Geneva Samuel Cantre shoe dealer $40 Bow
cry, pay for pair of cnl1rsns' shoes The note
passed in September last and Mr. Cantrell passed
the note away the next day. Il returned the af
marked SO that he could identify it. Thomas Seaman
broker said the bill a counterfeit, an altered one
he could not exactly tell which. No scienter shown
aad the jury therefore returned verdict of guilty
She was remonded for trial on other charges.
Burgiary-A hoy, named Thomas McCarty, was tried
on charge o. burglary in the 81 degrec in breaking
int heboot and shoe store OF Henry Haock Walnut
street and stealing seven pars Of shoes, pairs OF
boots and six shiilngs in change The accused was
caught by watchmen In cellar of house near the pre-.
isss and portion Of the stolen property was
IN an sooining CELLAR Several other boys were seen
run from the shoe shop when the watchmen gave the
alarm, nut none nut the accused were arrested The
Court.requested EEecH E. CAMP 50 to deendithe pr
soDer, as he Dad counsel He conteujed on of
the sccHsed that az he uron the mr.,
misses that had been entered Of stolen goods
found in his possession there evidence sufcien,
TO convict him. Thejury rendered verdict OF not guilty.
and tie boy discharged.
The Court then sdjourned to Wednesday morning
sEsrssoEs.-ssntences on Mike Walsh, Moss Y.
Beach, Brooks and Townsend, and Warren Drapr, for
libel on various persons will be imposed BY the Court
FRIDAY