New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12
COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the RECORDER aud Al.
deriuen DRAKE and EMMoNS-MATHEwC Z. PATTERSON
District Attorney.

CASE OF ALEXANDER HoAG.-in the case of the
pea of pus ddrrire Continuance PM ~ by The counsel Tor
Ind been sent back by the Supreme Cour' Tor new ql
certificate Of the Clerk Of the Supreme Court ulicien,
evidence Of the acton Of int Gon without and
Mr. Russell OF counsel for the prisoner took exception 10 TIE
railing OF The Court
han and Lawrence Collins Tor giand larceny steal
ing large bill Sh ,o Merchants ,, Bunk from , ,h pei
nms Of ' the 18th f Of June last It stolen from
h body One of the bills m 81 COO was taken to MI Reeds
m the Bowey by Guahan get changed who heard such
5 had been stolen the Bank informed and caused hi ar
rest Collins tried to of the $500 bills exchnnged NJ
found money the floor ut Doushery The Jury found
them both not guilty The restored TO Carney.
GRA>p JuEY,-The Grand jury came into Court
with number of bills. and also presentnent against the
bnll aud pawnroknr systems as among the nuan
OF the cty,he former permitting criminals To- escape pr
hmen and the hitter benr prolific nursery OF thieves Inc
Grand Jury then discharged, with the thanks OF the
TKIAL FOR GRAND LARcESY.-John II. Kirk
';s eS R5ss4y ,dse fans f RG's f
,rdy, OF No % King street the 2th OF June Inst, The
sfstrcet near Avenue OF y, and found with the
risone N new building in Avenue C., Tire Jury found HIM
sentenced him 10 the Pentenilpry for months.
Another GRAND LARcENY.-James Dixon, n
dumb man. was 1en lo1 grand o aSeny u sG
ard j. Toad OF Brooklyn on the 18th OF May when asleep At
at the sqme The prisoner caught with the book in
his hand. the money gone. The prisoner was found guilty
STEALING LOTTERY TIcKETs--Lorn Brown
was tried for grand larceny stealing l3 lottery tickets OF the
elawnre Lottery of the estimated value al S4i winch he
atched from the exchange office of Edward NJ
HYDE of No 246 Greenwich street The proof that the
tickets we're of the Pukomoka Lottery Delaware and being
not properly dc crbed the Indictment, the jury ordered
To find verdict oi guilty, which they did and the prison
WINS reminded and correct indictment be
found The tickets had drawn *4l that rendered them valua
Die TO that amount.
TRl,i FOR GRAND LARcESY.-James McCreadv
vss tired for grand larceny stealing vest hn',
Sc worth s3j Dupont GHresche OF No. sullivan
street the of the I'm OF Ann when he IN the
ue Amanda Mclean. corner of Anthony und Little Wa
ter streets here prisoner had nkeu HIM when he dunh
The Jury found m guilty OF petit larceny nniy. and TIE
Court sent him to the Penlentnry for six months.
All the prisoners IN prison ready have been tired,
aud the Cour, commended The District Attorney for his acivi-
II aud fidelity. The Jury discharged Tor the term
SFNrrNCEs--Junn +. Robinson. colored con-
vced Of mnns.aurhte the fourth degree in killing Patrick
aey sentenced TO the City Prison Tor month and pay
Il fine of 40.
Edward Pfi,.,y convicted OF attempted rape. sentence
postponed 10 next term.
peicnce Penitentury months.
George Thompson of grind larceny in attempting
pick the pocket of Mt Monroe State Prison two years ad
months
John Denke boy convicted Of burglary in the second de
gree State ls0u FIVE years
The Cour, then adjourned for the term.