New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
Court OF Sessions.
Rsnr. the Recorder and Aldermen SEAMAN and DRAKE.
Mathew G. PATERSON. ESD. District Att'y.

Court Of Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aef s,: ssA NAY and DRAKE
The Case of Graham B. Hoag. indicted for
nordng an asylum to Alexander Iioag, his brother son,
after escaping from prison. AZ lhe opening o. ne court h ha
blended guilty such indictment put in nidavis in nlIsn
on ehniec ef involving ce knJe
brohery feeling and consequently In addition 10 winch
czens to Drove the good OF Graham B. lioag
moral ponto view. stating that was rraptoachahIc. Inc
Court proceeded o sentence, and lie was hne so WHICH
Discharged Charles S. Stearns, confined as
witness the matter of the escape Of Alexander Hong was
days. lie was pad so. d..
cne of Robert Sutton, charged with beng accomPce with
William fioppy breaking INTO the store Of Me Rockwell
Irial Jor ASSAULT and Battery nth Intent 10
KY-Edwnrd Grosan then put his trln indicted for
the above osSee IN having ATTEMPTED 70 KY epb p r.
.tubbng him with knife in the lower pn OF the stomach
HEnq 0na SGo'Gd 70 the assault n. ,0 GSsb b2
the stove, inflicted the wound Haggey was confined 10 DIS
bed for three weeks aerward from the INJURIES Gogan run
after committing the deed but was arrested win ts ke
il red from other testimony that the committed
while rogan was under Of
Of suspicious by that hmlinrties existed between
he enHSs to hung Killing Pat keepns b,
Ws, w fa he wished 70 do lie had previously
self that he was eaou, Of his wife and seemed 10 be abonn-
under great feeling that account His conduct for some
time had been singular and his language incoherent on
the subject OF his wfe's inhdelty.
Verdict. Guy-und nc was sentenced 10 Inc td-e Pfsen
Discharged -Pauck Foy, who had been COM
planned of by his daughter and arrested for the Of incest
In having illicit and fOIcibe intercourse wlth her, dis
charged the girl could not be found to appear before the
B1rgiary.-James Woods ard Daniel Riley were
then tried oE burglary in the first degree in breaking into
Broome streets, TO which dwelling attached. the 9Th
instant and stealing ererom rkn Of butter candles
&c. The premises entered by breaking open the cellar
door, and the burglary committed before daybfeak The but
found possession of Woods, and the coadles with
open the cellar door and giving him the butter to carry
aTsy INV for,d hath H., ,,;, -, tho cor 90,
fenced Them to be confined the state Prison for the Of
10 years each.
The District Attorney then informed the Co0r. that he had
tired all the prison the calendar Of the terH with the
exception of of which had been off, and the
Others would be baled and the petit Jury was discharged
Verdict Set AStde.--in me case OF Davis con-
vcted in aiding and aet,ng escape of Alexander nay
motion having been made ASIDE the verdict Of the
consequence OF irregularities by drinking ardent spt, &C.,
such they had come 10 the conclusion TO
aside the verdict md grant trial Alderman Hhsbouck
this decision but the majority ruling the verdict aside
Sentealced.-Godtrey :. Wheeler nd Honeywell
Vincent convicted of passing counterfeit money
ed 10 the State Prison for years each.
Sentence Deferred.-In the case of Cusick,
Flynn Grnhc convicted off tho 18th Ward
last Charter Election on motion or Robert d. Mors, Esq
their counsel sentences was postponed.
The Case Of ashley, against whom six indict-
rents were found three for forgery and three for perjury
growing of Caneery suit, all of which detnurres
had been put the Recorder stated that Of the ndic
On the contrary he stated that from partial review of
other papers he considered that other case of perjury
and the demurrer consequently bad ard eEabls He
haweyer remarked that The of opinion thar the
undettood TO say that this opinion he'd reference to tho de-
mucreIs.