The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-13
City Intelligence.

ABANDONMENT a CH,LD.--It will be recoleced that
snort time since infant was left upon the door steps
OF the house OF Mr. stuyvessnt, No. 62l Broadway and
was sent to the Aims House. II afterwards appeared from
investigation that named Dorothy Moore alias
Margaret skinner delivered at the Lyngin Hospital
Of female child and escaped from there few days after
| she recovered This morning the woman arrested
by officers Gil Hays and VIM. Stephens, charge OF
abandonment, and she fully committed The penalty
affixed to conviction for Abandonment is Imprisonment
in the state prison.
Upper P0lice--FEB. I2-BuReLARv IN THE FIRST
DEGREE As M P. Carrif going his rounds about
day break this morning. he discovered two boys named
George Comstock ard George Graham coming out of
basement No. gag West Twentieth street He arrested
them and found that they had an entrance through
the basement windows All the property that could be
| stolen had been token up stairs.
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs-John McGann, who keeps
grocery store No PAL Mott street this morning
SUCH They consisted oil sleigh robe, and two blankets
| worth sl2, and he bought them for five shilliDgs
Police Ohice-FEs l2-GnANp LARoENY.-Olh
Ger arriss last hight arrested young man named Geo
Lenders, for stealing some clothing snd jewelry worth
abou$2 romlMr John Laird Of No. SO Oliver street. in
whose house he boarded. He was fully committed.
| BRUTAL AssAuLr.--Last evening, Mary Reynolds a
servant in the employ Of Mr.. w. B Draper of No 30
Warren street. went out to go to the shoemakers and
some infamous proposals her. and her endeavorng
to break away from him. struck her violent blow on
the head with cane injuring her severely. Justice
Drinker who near by, issued warrant and placed
it in the hands of M. p, who this morning arrested
| RI nwick. He was held to bail.
/ CorOner's ORce-W Wednesday. FROM PrEu
The Coroner held inquest to-day at the dead
house. the body ofIsabea Banks black eyed 90
who oed at No 81 Clarkson street, about four
| O'Clock on Friday last Verdict as above.
General Sessions
Before the Recorder and Aldermen Cozzens and Gale.
| FEB ia-Psa of Gully William csrrigan indicted
for grand larceny, in stealing watch and silver
street. the 4h of January plead guilty, and re
| handed for sentence.
| Arrested on a Req,.sitisn-o Officer A M c. Smith
brought into court, Jonn Wright arrested by him in
Richmond Virginia upon rsquisition to answer
charge Of obtaining $1,000 worth of goods by false pre-
fences, from the firm of John O. Taylor Co. of Cedar
street. He held to bail in the sum Of ST 900 by the
court upon motion Of JAMES NJ SMITH and WM M PRICE,
| counsel for the accused
Trial Of Cornela Webber resumed.-At IL o'clock the
trial Of that cause was resumed.
MoRDEcAu COHEN, Of the witnesses for the prosecu
ion recalled and examined to the date Of the
plant Of assault and battery by way showing that the
Croseramined-Q Did you yesterday cfer to bet that
| the prisoner would tie convicted.
/ A.-No, sir.
Odd yeu not offer to bet IS $780, or punches that
| see would be convicted.
A. with great positivenesO No. sir, Tl tell you, Mr.
Brady wha. Iheard to day. sir you want to know sir
heard that there lady in Court yesterday as osr-
ed to bride witness the other side to off the
girl.
Mr.. BRApYIf the Court please, they had better take
notice of that and if there has been any attempt
! nation of perjury, TO commit the party.
REcoRDER-We shall, sir, if any such witness NJ.
BnADY-Do you know, witness, that any such attempt
wrrNrss-No, counsellor; only say what heard, MIR
Brady; don't want to say any thing as isn't SO;
Jarvis the complainant, Of incorporate habits
| repeatedly seen very drunk One witness swore that
his breath strong enough to knock fellow down.
on one occasion, and was as drunk the witness
| ever
During the testimony, the audience frequently burst
ato laughter; and the Recorder reprimand. them with
great severity for such ouburss OF eeiDg-of approba
lion disapprobation, and directed the officers to bring
he Court. ''''"''''A u
CHARLES DsvLrs--sworn for the defence.
| Q-You OF the panel of petit jurors Of this
| Court. are you not. sir 2
/ DgvLrN-Yes, sir.
| Odd you hear Cohen, who has been produced or
Ibis stand make bet that this prisoner would be con.
victed or offer to make one in favor ofconviction.
Ayes sir; heard him offer to bet either Eve or fifty
dollars that the prisoner would be conviced he was talk
with officer Jackson; he wanted to bet that he would
| Cross eramined-This in porter house on the
| corner; went in to get cigar
| CoHnN recalled Cues = Did you make any such bet
Ans.-No sir didn't make any bet a. all; husi
ness of mine didn't have NJ kind Of banter with officer
| Jackson
/ ougher be detained in court: have served subp9nas
for Mr. Jarvis havnt got any pay for it. an dent ash
1nas once one day. the first day before the trial. dom
know as served any this morning; wanted TO see
lady Yesterday, and coulsnt see her but didn't sub
pena her; had in my pocket for her. which was
gwen me, but not exactly by Mr. Jarvis served the
/ witnesses without any expectation of remunere ton
Ques.- Do you spend most Of your time in the Police
| ONCE
Ans.-Thaps none of your business counsellor
BRApy-Answer the question, if you please.
WITNE"-Well, sir. am there sometimes; but am Q
i mechanic.
The cause was submitted to the jry without argu-
ment upon the charge of the Recorder He charged ba
If the jury could, upon perfect confidence the es,t
| Johnson, who swore that he the hundred dolla,
oill--who could recellect where he was married
what his wlie's name wus-and that Mr. Jarvis was
temperate man, and could be positive that he had his
money when he to bed that then they might find
tie accused guiltybut il the contrary they doubted
the correctness of the testimony that they should acqu,
| the prisoner.
Alter very short absence, the jury acquitted the ac
i cused.
a Rebellion Of the Municipal PoHee.-During the tria
Of the above case the District Attorney stated that one Of
the officers of Municps Police had refused obey thu
order Of Justice Ta and send TO the Upper Police Of
fee the articles taken from prisonerand that unles,
the evidence Of the corpus deficit received the
| the Court the following lettef:-
PoLIcE ST ALTON No. s,
Feb 70, lsa5, i03 o'clock.
Sra :-Charles Bostwick the officer who arrested the
boy Edward Murray will be sent he
the Station House. The articles found the boy can
not send until receive further orders from the Mayor
superintendent Of Police Mr. Alien has he pam.
pht,, and recognised his those that have now at tn,
| station. Respectfully, YOURS,
j (signed) JEREMIAH PETTY.
i Assistant Captain.
The RECORDER after reading the biou, said that til,
Captain directing him to deliver up the property and
less he does the Court will take further steps
pei hint to. The following order then issued by ht
Court =
The People Of the State Of Nw York Complaint 81
Frdncfs Allen IN vs. Edcdrd e. Murray and f. c. Ira
wilt is hereby ordered by this Court tina. the article
taken IRON said defendants in the above case and
the Municipal Police Station No g. be forthwith forward
ed to the Upper Police Once, corner Of Bowery and
| Third street.
Court Of General Sessions, (signedD F. A. Tsllmadge
| Recorder; VIM. Gale and VIM. D. Co,zens, Aldermen.
| Feb 12th, lsl5
Trial for Grand Larceny.-Iohn Scott was tried and
convicted of grand larceny In stealing about S5i 90
worth of clothing and silver from the dwelling house
John H. tGafeh of No As7 Pearl street, on the 18th OF
January.
| The Court sentenced him to seven years and eight
months Imprisonment at Sing Sing. There being CLAUSE
in the statutes providing for thres years additional pun