The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Talmadge, and Alderman Scoles an

Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Alderman scoles and
Martin.
JAMES r. WHITING, Esq, District Attorney.
JUNE S.-NITcHELL CHARITY, furrer, who was for
merry in the employ OF Charles j. Tay furrier of la
Water street. tried indictment for burglary in
the third degree and grs larceny entering store
OF Mr. Taylor OH the 7h of March last and stealing fur
caps furs skins and rbands valued at about $1,000 The
accused was tried on the count of the indictment
charging the grand larceny that othe burglary having
Tor testified that Charity had been in his employ and
he wes led to suspect him in the first place guilty OF
the offence, after man named ANTHONY J. Hirsch had
been arrested and portion oil the stolen goods
Charity arrested in Jersey city, and he
letter post marked New York. March sh s43 addressed
to Henry Mitchell, Baltimore found in his trunk
New YoRK, March sth, lsi3.
"l have been down Water street, but have heard no.
thing of Mrs. Smith the girls You must be very
sius for Broda lost 900 sheng seal about month ago.
and every Body is Looking for them Don't stay long
in Baltimore had Better be hear Several have
ask me ware you are. Send me word wha. you are at
BY Return Of Post and il possible money for wish
to Little way in the country and take the Girls out
Of New York. cannot do until hear should
any thing turn up will write you
WATKfNs WYNN,
Post Office, New York.
The testimony OF Henry Fay of Baltimore, read to
the jury in which he testified that he purchased ausn.
y OF seal skins nuria skins, pieces OF ribands &C.
from the accused who represented himself as Mr. Henry
Mitchell These skins and rbands were delivered to Of
fcer Bell of Baltimore and identified by Mr. Taylor
as portion Of the goods stolen. The defence conducted
by VIM shaler and VIM. NJ. r.ice, Eqrs offered evil
on the accused could not be convicted OF burglary
1t had not been proved OF grand larceny as there
was no sPeca! count in the indictment under which he
was tried distinctly charging the grand larceny as sepa
rate from the burglary,
The RECORDER charged that although the burglary
had not been proved jury could under tho evidence
before them if they thought efficient find the accused
guilty of grand larceny under the second coua of them
dicment, which dict rendered. and the prisoner
then remanded trial another charge OF grand lar
ceny The counsel for defence took exceptions to the
charge.
VII lad UaR ried on n q arp of nd
larceny in stealing double barrelled pistol and other
property valued at about 500 from the hotel OF Harvey F.
Aubrey No. Is Park Row. the 18th of February last
The prosecution proved by Charles boss of Anthony
street. that CAV, him barrelled pistol
to pawn the morning after the property said to have
been stolen which pistol identified as the taken
from the hotel of Mr. Aubery. The accused was de-
tended by Enoch Camp who contended that under the
only as nsugh but the pistol was traced to his posses
there evidence that all the articles ged
to have been stolen were at and the
The Court charged the jury and after short absence
they returned verdict OF guilty of petit larceny only.
AMI the Court sentenced him to the penienary for six
months
The GRAND jury came into Court returned a number
of bills of nd ment and retired for the transaction Of
further business.
GEoRon OLIVER, alias Halliday, alias Roberts, was tried
S an o. o
the 18th OF January last, and stealing quantity OF
ready m ade clothing. Charles Nichols, who had also
been indicted for the same Oft nee, was called Wit
by the prosecution note prosqui having been
tered in the suit against him, and testified that the
y, III
mitted by himself Gibbs alias ibbn, Ned Hsles and Fay
The being evidence against the accused except the
fact OF his having portion Of the stolen goods in his pos
session which Nichols stated given him after the
burglary He was acquitted and remended fortrial on
another charge.
FoRrEfrEp REceoNizANoEs-Then names of the follow
ing berons having bren called and answering their
r,cognzances forfeited and ordered to be prosecu
ted forthwith -
james D Yates, charged with perjury in a suit before
Justice Bull wi h Dav Baker bailed by David Evans
Alien f. Simons, for keeping dsorderly house in
o road street bailed by George Van Inwegen.
JOAN sullivan, for passing counterfeit $40 bill of the
Seventh ard Bank David III. McApin, the 9th Of
Frbrusry last In company with John Noes boiled by
De Rush Lambert.
Thomas Baxter for petit larceny, in stealing live sow
bailel By Cornelius sullivan and WILTON Hamilton.
Charles r. Petit for nsurng numbers in the lottery
bailed by Charles I. Bernard.
ASSAULTS AND BArrgRrEs-Jacob Varian, for striking
and beating Esy Ann Rogers; bailed by sewell "
Dodge. Elmer Bartlett, for pulling Joseph 0ulck's hair
bailed by Jonas Bartlett VIM X. Hoyt for striking Mar
garet Iiercy baed by Adm w. Morse. Sylvester
Spencer and Elias Slovel, for beating John Dsnnas
bailed by John l.. Martin and Mary Hood Isaac Wsrk
and john thompson, for beating John Brown watch
man bsiIcd by Joseph Wark, James Thompson and
Thomas Craig.
The Court then adjourned to this (Frday morning at
II O'Clock. The Special Sessions meet at 9 o'clock
curt Calendar.
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