The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-19

Mr. RUssELL re-called-As to the Confessions of MAJ,
anu paoe which at s request OF the counsel for
called and testified that the the chronomet.r
the trunks bags &C. now in Court were the same A. A.
livered to him by the witness Russell
MIR THOMAS, recalled-There is bootmaker In AlsH-
andra Of the name of Morgan Capt Dearborn's boots
The Court here adjourned until ten o'clock to-day tho
jury being permitted to separate and 80 home
Guy Intelligence.
POalce.-Monday, Dec. lS-GRANp LARcENv.-A Co
lored man. named Henry Wallace arrested yesterday
on charge Of stealing gold watch chain and seals.
1856 Orange street The rogus entered the premises under
pretence of buying coat and stole the watch whch
afterwards found in his possession The rogue fully
Mayors ORce-MoNpAr, Dec. ls-ARREsr OF Er.a
REIERsEN-This well known and notorious individual
was arrested yesterday by officer Cockeiar warrant
issued from the Mayors office, charge Of obtaining
money by fraud and false pretenoes The allegation is
D. Leeds Co. of Pttsburg Pa for $3.50 payable to Da
vid Ingraham who paid him the money for such order
draft the time he received It, On iorw arding the DRAFT
was found to be worthless and that the only property
that Pete had in their hands box of medicines worth
about $3.50 Pete was fully committed to answer the
The LOST TRrSK.--1he examination relative TO thu
stolen from Pomeoy Express containing the large
sum OF money, continued but nothing sisi
ted
General sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Rawson and
Waterman
MONDAY, Dec IS-Sriking from the Roa-At the omen.
ing of the Court Hiram Hunt ESQ. moved that Cornelius
Ierhune Esq De struck from the roll oil this Court for
NAL practice in the matter Of Margaret Baxter, late
client of Terhune whose affidavit presented, show
that he had received possession in trust Of property
TO the amount Of 5000 which had been obtained by him
from the Police Office on her order and which he
refused restore although he had been paid tor the
MIR. TERHurE replied that he had received the goods
from the police an order from Mrs Baxter, who owed
him $50 counsel fee which, when paid he ready
to deliver up the goods he had received He had also besn
indicted for assault and battery person concerned
with M-s Baxter, which, when tried, would show
W I'M 0nnaeox of
the property.
The Coukr ordered that they would take definite action
on the subject Friday next and requested the clerk to
serve copy Of the motion MIR Tsrhune and request
him to answer on that day
Johnson recently from Montreal tried In
dctment for passing false tokens" In ipassng $40 Va
bills OF the fraudulent Globe Bank The statute cover
Hsee oa.-Every person who, with intent to cheat
deraud another ds.gnsd BY colourof any false token
"Sec. OFF the false token by which any money pee
sonal property or valuable thing, shall be obtained
specified the last section be aprOmssory other
negotiable evidence of debt purportng to have been k
sued by under the authority OF any banking company.
moned corporation in existence the person
viced Of such cheat may punished by imprisonment
a State prison, not exceeding seven years"
RicHiaD KELLY Of Is Cherry street. testified that they
to board with him In the month Of October and
NAMED week, during which time they gave him $40
note of the Globe Bank and $40 in smaller bills to change
passed the last bills they took passage for New Oreens
and when he discovered that the bills bad he
edfnem on DOaru tney Doth
him before or having passed the fack
Carey stated that Downey passed 1--WE dollars Of the same
money upon him the day they LETT Tor New Orleans Tor
which he gave them five dolars IN specie They offered
defence but avowed that they had received the notes
exchange for Canada money Brokers office after
their arrival in this city.
The Court charged that the sctenter pretty clearly
shown by the several different offerings of the notes and
that the denial Of the accused board of the vessel
that they knew Kelly showed strong evidence Of the
guilt Of the parties u he jury returned verdict oil guilty,
and the Court remanded them for sentence.
Btdneu Pleaded Guiuy.-James \. Blaney, indicted Tor
manslaughter in the first deg in stabbng William Gull
len, through his counsel James T. Brady ESQ., entered
plea Of guilty Of manslaughter in the third degree which
accepted by the Court and he reanded for
tence on Wednesday - $50
Charley Stone agai,-Chares Stone indicted for Rraud
not appearing his recognizances declared forfeited
and ordered to be prosecuted
Coiored Buretar.-An athletic black fellow, named
Francis Deal, was tried charge of burglary in the
first degree in entering the dwelling house OF Michael
CARROLL 30 Prince street the morning the ooh Of
entered by raising one OF the window sashes, and
caught in the act taking the the chest
The rogue made fight but o watch
man was called he laid down upon the floor
played possum, making believe that he was drunk
No defence offered and the jury after short alb
returned verdict Of guilty The Court sentenced
him to the state prison for the least term that being
years The prisoner who appeared be perfectly caous
received this sentence with grin, and emakng that
1t was long WHILE" went chucklng out Of Court
Grand La,eeny-A boy named Henry Wheatley
tried on acharge Of grand larceny, in stealing $l44
from James Bartlett Of the Branch HOTEL the Both of
November. The money was taken from the of Dir.
Andrews, the bar keeper where had been deposited
night The boy in his examination before the Po
lice made full confession of the In which he e.
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