The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

has been i'll the City Hospital for several months past
was found dead in the yard yesterday morning He had
during the night and jumped out OF one Of the upper
windows from the room where he had slept verdict oil
supposed suicide" returned by the jury
Cur HIS THROAT WITH R.IzoR-A man by the name
of John Colin native of the lIsle of Cuerusey who has
resided with his sister at Manhattanyie committed sui
verdict accordingly. ''''-s A'' ''''' WIN
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Talmadge and Aldermen Waterman and
Kawson.
JONAS B. PnlLLlrs Esq. Acting District Attorney.
DEC; 2-SENrENcE DAY-1his being sentence day
and all persons bail otherwise having been order
ed to appear to receive judgment the Court
crowded with spectators at an early hour.
james +. Blaney who had entered plea of guilty to
manslaughter in the third degree in stabbing William
Cullen first arraigned on being asked what he had
say why sentence should not be upon him
he replied
"A have got to say u.s. that up the morning the at
fray took place had animosy against Cullen-that
is all I've got to saw,
The REooRprR after commenting upon the character OF
to nct the severest punishment in all cases Of similar
character sentenced him the Prison Sing Sing
Se passy and ten months that being the extent
Charles lsenprize next arraigned, he having been
of IN the third degree for stab
asked what he had say relative the sentence he
piled =
Pm not guilty of the charges against that's all
| I've got to say"
The R1oonDEn then alluded to the evidence before the
fray between fire companies Nos "a and and attributed
the offence to the reckless conduct Of those who were
the habit of following the fire companies Of city with
acting in the Capacity of members He avowed the
determination of the Court to endeavor to put stop
these riots by imposing such sentences as would deter
others from participation and then sentenced the prisoner
to the State Prison for three years and four months
Alexander and Melinda Hoag were next arraigned on
conviction for grand larceny in touching" VIM Sor.
re citizen of Ohio, Of about 500 in the usual mode
pracsed by these asts On being asked if he had any
"Why What's the use of any words about IL = You,ve
tore us ali I'M and there's no se Of saying any b;ny
|
mnss abont II Won gsve ne no osSbi s%o1 hn ,y
whatever and its all nonsense to talk to this Counther
as thew niease pnv how ont I NO more en;W of IN q
offence than The dg that cts on th Repsch " VI"
Mel Melinda NJ said nothing. ...,., 49,. .u..... 49,,
alluded TO the clear character of the testimony before the
iurytbe finding of mart Of The money aston the very
snoi where arrested his from, Tho ,yatcb
chase for his arrest &C. and pskeJ ,vhy all ibis
fhe was nnocen MI ' ~' anu asNe" why a'i 'A'
aa run .aey take me to thsw
what was to dor And as for the money fonnd couId
so se bsyre ha NV d n @
money mart of which was 6onnd where Vas arrestcd
| and Vas af,erv ords cla;maj nv, ~ mon soram
Rrconnrn Rnt tha na,ar mnna,, c,,nd na. - oh;o
hank notes and ware ;densd INV h Io W. ,h ew
time Won were arrested There can he no doubt of vonr
guilt and The Court therefore Won IN The State
5rson for four vears nd ton nontLs rh;ch S ha
of the law In the case of Melinda we shall make mar
aI d;st;ncton hut onIy for th nurno.a ~
Won from com;ng ont to1a,her fThe sentepce in hos
case Is four years and civ nonth: Ao eA"0' '' "'
| uoao tha nr;sonor,s ~, ha .,;d
"There,s fwo monks savad any evnectcd 70 ro.
| five wears at least " o.
JAMES M Smith, ESQ. who is quite wit remarked in
relation TO the chase that the watcbman had TO
aieck sbat II as Tho frs time That he had evor haord
that AlecL Hoag ms ..sr '' ''' Ae "' ''' 'o''"
| uenry Ioh 49, III N;oha.I po,rro, .,,u;,..a &c oh
tanning hy f,lse toLens in noss;n s3o in h;,,s ~
the fraudulent Globe Rank were sent 70 the
| for three months each
| John Ogla fined So for an assault and battery
James Scrymgour was likewise for like offence
Young Saunders and Ragge-The acting District Attor.
| ~,
try Ragge on two more indictments for forgery when the
court stated that sentence would therefore be suspended
Of Directory Longworh, the stated that adavits
had been received for the accused which the court would
am entered
plea Of guilty against Mrs Lavina Farmarss and Maria
Of in ed bY he % Of the s1
against him for divorce were next arraiened
The rs said the tina. the
right to do So but that in proceedings before the Court O,
CRancery the publication of the declaration without in.
seng the answer was calculated to do injustice and
therefore illegal and improper They therefore imposed
sentence Of SIS each which was paid and the parties le
the Court Is this law and Justice
Sentenc. of Moses " Bcach-Tbe Recorder ordered
Moses Y Beach to be arragned for sentence for the libel
on the wife of lanes Gordon Bennett
Mr. H.,xyTT his counsel rose and r. !, would No,
unusual and calculated to interfere with the adj
mnsration of Justice II Mr. Reach was called for SEN
fence nm ooe libel emit when be ,as heore The court
the very time on trial for another libel In addition ~
that there is a civil suit pending :
A. Lie said he W IN Ike
statement relative 70 tbe civil emit NJ "'''' ~ '-""
THE Rrcoanra said Mat as Mr. Roach was po,v IN trim,
for libel would bc nroner IN rostnon he
iii the ase before The fourt was id;snosed If ~
u..ss~n iha,,a -, oai .";.. ~ stto, ~. . ;u ;,
for the same libel that Mr. Beach is now arrarned for
tence is the calendar of the Supreme Court
downior trial next term. .a
JoRpAN-I wish the gentleman would keep to one thing
at time, and not ask for the postponemen because
Their cause is trial here and then put in affidavit for
posponement because civil suit is pendingthat will
be all explained in due time
REconDER-The sentence will be imposed tomorrow