The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-16
General Sessions.
General sessions.
Before Recorder Talmadge, Judge Lynch and Aldermen
Jones and Crolius.
J. w. STRANa, Acting District Attorney

Jones and Crolius.
J. w. STRANo, Acting District Attorney.
| FEB. l5-Ifiai for Brgiary.-A man named Jacob
Smith. mpeaded with boy named VIM. Adams, tried
on charge Of burglary in the third degree in iorcbly
entering tie cellar OF Balm Co. Is6 Front street.
the morning of the 18th of January, about o'clock The
door OF the cellar was found and the lock broken by
upon entering found Adams the accused in the cellar
with marlinespike in his hand. and other implements
burglar, in his possession On returning to the cesr.
Adams, the boy, was found in it among some boxes. He
was used as witness to mpcute Smith and testified th at
he went into the cellar to SLEEP and had no connexion
with Smith in the business Smith was convicted and
sentenced the state prison for years and Adams
was discharged and sent home condition that his mo-
| Their would send him to sea.
Disorderiy neutrality-suspicious. Tubman and James
tried for keeping disordery house in the
| under Monroe Hall. Owen w. Brennan, who occupies
the bar room above testified that the cellar the
OF women OF the town-tha it was kept open all night
and that there was rotng fighting and drinking there all
day and all night and that the premises licensed
to sell liquor Justice MEsRrrr testified that the visitors
| at the cellar were disorderly and rotous.
C. W. TERHUNE, Esq defended the accused, and called
Philander Baldwin, who stated that he kept a porter
house IN the same building and he had heard
noise IN the cellar than in any other part Of the premises
Also that Turner had sold out his right the premises
for ss5 before the complaint had been made against him.
Alderman CRoLIUs for prosecution stated that Br imam
had complained to him several times of the dsorderly
character of this cellar and visiting found number
Of notorious characters and among them Bergen Jack
o five point thief"
The jury found the accused guilty, and sentence wa,
suspended
Hal Jhit Conpic'ed.-A thievish looking young rss.
C. uerred Franklin j np.on, tried for alrg
c5a -goth $40 iron, the hail OF .be ln. 4, - ont
l-ui, street, whcb heoneeo y" DAVID Gout, and scl~
"orh siD The piopei'y tf Hh.ce +. bu'isun. The
cnsei wa arrested with he ciothirg u l pssssson,
and "" ur; etuiried v-rOict % grb'y b., Cogri
cer-' hin - &" muediae!J stpteIrtd, ard pt"r s'stg
that thy She nd mare ~ "Aamp'e in ncsa Ia
deter he companions aHd thCsr who psctisd he
m'sdeeds fr"m ur'ber d-iredai,rnF. Ne Hn4bcd &c
the estate priol Tor th'oe ra-s apd icbt niis.
TIL. pron on leaving III, cour, roori sad tao' Z
think the Court a~nre, IN pass his hat
Miller had morh' 81 ha, The wcric vas cor 7g;o
eiri m April ~ ~"
The ,eoo,is,y ofihs remark causei o Iauri
from N" herch, hsr i,0ss spectators an o,,rs
negro in tie gallery was cad 10 rNcleim Bless De
Lord mssss, w" there lie e-n.r, jii tsJibsry about
tho. day I'll ~ which so.>cd thegs cry io<fers
DIN -ul' 'oru'e officer. r"rr'qs th- 0oise
Second Tiai Il Ka's Bamsr. ciar Cr'bsrine Moor.
Tins near, sharp mad .notd, .pa arcy bsIdel
little ~oosn, Known for years as pdsser OF c0unr.
mon.y, Who tiled on Tues az, md The Jur, being
unable To agree oere discharged, vas aesF pa, IN
her irai tor orgerv ia the second degree pae ps s.
counter frit The Holland county Bank Of Conr,c
ten LIE and Price" d. goods merchant III 2cth
Of Jniy s., he prosecution prov,d bst she passed thr
not, and when asked herr sh' got H. She said sh took
II ia her shop; Afterwards she stiem pied IN aiirg
vefs noeso good hanks ter deny Ing that Le hsd any
other money IN her possession.
MIR CALLrnpsR. cre OF he Clerks OF roc~, tss'iiet
thar the hnsbapl OF ste was in Sing Sr STATE r,istn
and 'ha, ne received he good bs tht che had IN be-.
mouth from The officer The remainder OF the mony
similar "a that published Yesterday. sbe wss de
Tended ty H. r. Clark E.I WHO CALI Vim. Fr.sm,
OF the consables OF the thirteenth ward, at
geston oil the accused who testified that he went TO cake
and candy shop livingston street. near MaDgIn which
he understood kept the accused Her counsel de-
clned summing up, and she then told her story 10
the jury the in which she aimed the note
which, as amatter Of course all humbug Mr.. Strsng
made few remarks to the Jury, and the sub
mfed under the charge of the Recorder
The Jury retired about three O'clock and being unable
to agree, the Court took until six in the evening
At o'clock the members OF the Court assembled,
and the Jury were sent for On coming into Court, the
foreman stated that the Jury unable TO agree and
that they TODD in favor Of acqual aad for convic
ton. They were therefore discharged.
After considerable deiberatiOn, the Court called the
accused to the bench, and the Recorder after
merks az TO her long continued Of crime in passing
and 'esng in counterfeit money, stated that having
been twice tried and the Jury in both being unable
to agree the Court had concluded to discharge her He
then cautioned her 20 her future conduct and warned
her danger of being brought before them again
similar charge.
The Court then adjourned to this morning at eleven
O'Clock.