The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-19


GENERAL SESSION. July ls.-Beforc the Recorder and
Aldermen Dodge and Briggs NJ. C. Patterson Esq,
District Attorney Trial for Burglary John G. Hanes
terng the house Of VIM Ball the day Of the raj
procession in honor OF General Jackson at tho Of
llh eet and Third avenue and stealing about SIG in
money and n silver watch Martha Ball the daughter of
plaintiff testified she two boys leaving the pre-
nses in the afternoon and thinks they John and
Walter Haines.
IL proved on the part OF the prosecution that John
anes was at work that day in the Cabinet shop Of
Mr. Nartin in First street, until minutes of o'clock,
and from quarter OF o'clock until dark Several wit.
called aud proved the excellent character
TIE Jury returned verdict Of guilty and recommend
ed TO the mercy Of the Court The Court sentenced
them to the State Prison at Sing sing for tho term Of live
years.
Trial for Assisting Prisoner to Escape John II.
Chadwick imprisoned for obtaining money uudor false
on trial. ndcod o AIDING ina Robert
Southmayed in escorng from the prison the morning
Of the TIN Of July. Chadwick was confined in the cell
o Southmayed who escaped by taking out the iron win
dow frame and lowering himself into the yard Ivy
OF blanket tied into strips Mr. Falon the keeperwas
ing after the escape that Southmay ed had been
tor time in preparations and the why he had
not informed the kceperi was because he did not think
| II any Of his business
No evidence appearing to show that either Chadwick
or Leroy were guilty OF renoeing any actual assistance
| to Southmsyed, the jury returned verdict of not
guilty.
Trial for Grand larceny BASIL Bassaij French
boy was placed trial, indicted for robblng French
man named Mitchell Laveggo house called the Rich
mond Hotel, No Caile street kept by person called
George Mendeiy OF six gold half eagles appeared in
evidence that Lsveggo. who Is old neruly very
much intoxicated, arrived In town 9th from
Albany in company with his ser ant and assaij whom
he met ON the steamboat Mendery met the
and solicited them to go to his house to board they
cordingy went, and Laveggo was shown to room by
Nendery who locked the door himself ami took key
The servant and Bassaid also shown to an adjoin
ing room IN the morning the old Frenchman said he
mad been robbed and tho landlord seemed very ocous
in searching for the thief c went the boy bed and
there he found two gold hall eagles eagle and
fore accused him Of the robbery. The dollar bill
found Lendcry now said which he himself had
given IN change to Laveggo.
MIR HAsrr, one of the Police Clerks sworn, and
testified that Mendery when he made the affidavit the
Police Office stated tina, he could not recognise the bill
all MIR Ha>ty also stated that Alendery made
contradictory statements
The DsrRIcr ATTORNEY rose and said he was satisfied
twas best to stop proceedings in the case as the boy
appeared to he innocent lie also ntimatei that the
our should hold Mendery for his false statements
The jury returned Immediately verdict of " not
guilty ond the boy was discharged
We understand his unces and friends from Canada
were in Court ready to testify that they had provided
that he was the heir to a large estate.
u. 8. MARsHAr's Orv,cE July l8 = Coun,.rfet Coin
William IL Berhank was arrested by officer Leonard, Of
the Second ward charged with having circulated several
pieces of counterfeit coin There found his pos
ession between $500 and $780, all spurious dollar
nslfdellar coin Look out.
MARINE CouRr, July ls.-Before Judge Waterman -
vaashion vs.. Patton Action of assault and battery,
already referred toy Plaintiff seaman on boad
eship shanunRo," on her last tow ards this
oit and received cruel and unnatural treatment was
leged from the defendant tPaiton) Verdict for plain.
an 5000 damages and cents costs.
WAND CoURr, for the 9th, 18th. 10Th and 18th Wards
'riday, July ~. Before Justice Newhousc Bsnj \
Iaes Joseph F.. Mount Action of assumpsit brnyht
recover an amount of paid lot in the UPPER
at oil the city " appearai tit Nou A. who orig nai
on ned the property. sold ont his nte rest to part,
tmed Wells VINO subsequently sold to plaintiff The
nos accrued in 1911. wnen Mount held IT, AMI he now
aes TO recover OF Mount The court hei that plaintiff.
ouid not recover in assumpst but should bring suit on
covenant also that he could not recover az anst
lount but had his remedy IL at all against Wells,
10 pa'nun : gnrantor. there being privty OF con-
tract shown between plaintiff and defe ndant.
SrvEsru WAND Jrsrrc.s CouHr.-Before Justice
loxic The Mayor and Commonatfy fof the Guy ~
'rW Pork We James Brush This acton OF debt
~ penalty for breach OF the game laws The Attorney
" plaintiff intro nced record and minutes OF former
RAJ OF the like offence. in which the neicn'aht ~ ths
witness on his cross cxaminitionsitcl thar he
a'had ia HIS possession game cottrar, TO Tue same law
he Defendants Attorney objected 10 any sucn record
cling produced maintaining that such examination
,uli no. be inc Of this as itnOW stood tat
the pIn,ntiT wanted wanted the evic OF The jus
@ to establish their cause they should have made ad
,yt of that fact the rc'urn Of the summons aud
erebv have this eau put before some otaer Justice
otherwise that ous ht to have been brought bsfo
one other Court and serve Justice Hnxis WITH sub.
csna duces , In order TO make him witness aud
1roduce the record Tho Justice aftsr some considers.
don, gave q nonsut in favor Of defendant,
For plsintiG j. Mc0ay-For defendant Pstsr Mulvsy.