The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-21

Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Dickinson and
Mott
M c. PArKasoN, District Attorney.
SKPr. 90 Sentence Day-The following sentences were
pronounced by the Recorder
Hugh Cameron, convicted OF an assault upon Arch-
bald L. Dick with intent to Kill and recommended oy
the Jury 10 mercy sentenced to the State Prison.
Sing Sir g, for the term q years.
Nicholas Cassidy and Thomas MCCAIN, LOT an assault
and battery, fined $40.
George bowney. assault and battery, SIS.
sSsS Mso months oa n the
Pententiary and on last to nominal hne OF Blk
cents.
John Oges fined $l5
.appication to Bali Vim Dars--JAMEs NJ SMITH, Esq.
counsel VIM. Davis indicted for aiding and abettnY
the escape Of Alexander Hosg, made another application
10 have Davis admitted to ball. which was refused by the
Aldermen as before
was tried indictment for receiving stolen goods
knowing them to be SUCH at his premises. No 80 Cathe-
rine street Three coats, worth about Sl5 which
stolen from NJ Elisha Davis corner Of Fulton street and
Water the ilth OF May were found in McQuade's
shop but there was no evidence that he had
them with knowledge that they stolen The jury
therefore acquitted the accused
ssamIs Nth intent to KR-Andrew OBrien tried
on an indictment for assauiting with intent to kill
James Murphy ny dschargng at him gun loaded with
shot portion which entered the breast, and leg
Of Murphy II appeared that OBrien lived near Both
street and was constantly annoyed by Murphy who
drunk rotous and that the 3Oth OF July he had
been creating disturbance upon his premises and al
the trees when OBren shot him. The injuries were Of
a very triAng character.
VIM SHALER ESQ., appeared for defence and the jury
unable to sgree, the Court ordered noe prosequ
to be entered
Keeping a Disordery William Wilson was tried
and convicted Of keeping a dsoTderly house at No
Orange street. in the Five Pointa Sentence suspended
| as the nuisance was abated.
Tiai for Grand Ld,ceny-Ann Willetts was tried ant
convicted OF grand larceny in stealing 1888 from sailo
named Nicholas Wheean at her house in Hague street
on the 18th of August Others concerned with her
senence suspended and pardon will be granted she
had been used before the Police witness In the
before indictment.
| FNocH T.. CAMP, counsel for defence.
.1noher duplication 10 bail Dapis.-The Recorder an
nounced to the District Attorney that Mr. Smith had made
application 10 have Davis baed and presented certain
certain disclosures that had been made to them and from
situation of the family of the accused the
Court e disposed to allow bin to be baed in the
Of 80 000 which will be offered to day at II o'clock
with Others placed upon trial, indictment fol
grand larceny in robbing Irwin O Herrick oil Yer
mont, Of about $40, the llth OF July in brohel
The testimony of Herrck taken de bens before
relation 10 question put under objection, the testimony
found to be Illegal There was not either any evidence
TO fasen guilt upon Prendevic and with the assent
the District Attorney, the Recorder charged the jury
| scquit, which they accordingly did
CLINTON DE- WITT, Esq. for the defenceMr. Dr. WIZ
stated that Angelina Lamont who was friend of the nc
cused gave him Of the money and he Immediately
gave into the hands Of an officer and sent him after An
| geline.
The Jury in the case Of O'Brien came in at O'Clock
after having been out about two hours and being unab,
agree were discharged, With the assent Of the Dis
ricf Attorney. OBrien then discharged upon pay
| ment OF this costs.
AT halLpast O'Clock the Jurors were discharged fol
the term and the Court dourned till to-day at II o'clock
when they will Get for the purpose Of hearing argu
ment in several cases Of demurrer.