The New York herald., 1846-06-27

JrSE 27--Mary Smith was first placed at the:bar this
q % the l"'oa oads
store Mary stated that sha only took II into her hands
with the intention Of enanring tae price, and had no
however and directed that Mary should be locked up in
the city prison for couple O weeks.
next placed at the bar cknowledged her guilt and
plead for mitigation Of punishment the ground that
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prisonment in the Tombs.
John Carey for stealing pair Of pantaoons. was sent
to the penitentiary for the term Of six months
Henry Clark. colored, was next placed at the bar
waiter % on board tho steamboat North Amsrics he was
adjudged guilty, and sentenced TO be confined in the
city prison for three weeks
bar on charge Of having few day: ago stolen car
pet beg containing quantity Of female clothing worth
street. by when he was employed to convey her aud
luggage from the steamboat Empire TO her residence
above but instead Of leaving all her baggage. be con-
Of the vehicle to the inside after the lady had left it, and
80 Of with the same The property was subsequently
who found guilty and sentenced to be imprisoned
in the penitentiary for the term Of six months.
sion Of petit larceny were booked for a two months,
residence on Blackwells Island.
Peter Tanning and VIM. smith were adjudged guilty
Of stealing quantity OF sugar and sentenced TO spend
three months on Blackwells Island.
Court for the Correction OF Errors.
Prssentssnstor Lott Presiding; Chancellor walworth
and twenty Senators.
JuSE 2s-No. a. NJ. Wogan W.. NJ Habershaw Mr..
W. B. Lawrence concluded Tor defendant in error. Mr.
T.. C. Gray was heard In reply Decision postponed till
DscsmberN No "a r. George and al. vs. 8 LarDed and
a-Mr L. DAWN Smith heard for plaintiffs In errors
Mr. A. G. Griswold for the defendants In Mr.. T.
Darwin Swtb was heard in reply. Decision postponed
until December No 30. ). n Drowning and al vs. w
ianford. sheriff &c-Mr d. Prossee heard for the
plaintiffs in error.
In Chambers.
Before the Chancellor
JCwE 26-Ike Bufcksrs' .dsyoetaffon-Soon after the
association convicted In the Circuit Court Of
nuisance for carrying smelling establishment In 4h
street. at the Of LIST Avenue. bill filed by
Mr. Joseph Blunt at tho instance OF the inhabitants Of
the neighborhood for Injunction TO compel hs par
tics to abate the nuisance The injunction granted.
and served upon Messrs. Reddabock, Elder. Dcvoe,
Hamilton, and SIX Others the 22d juno, notwthstsnd-
ing which the defendants have since continued the
Chancellor in Chambers for attachment against the
different persons served with the injunction grounded ON
the adav Of personal service, and OF various adavs
made by the parties inerested His Honor took the pa
psrs, and said he would give hs decision this morning
Superior Court.
.4N Before Chief Justice o Jones'
JuxE 26.-Tsn Bsnschofen rs, Ruske.-Ths causc, re-
ported In tho Herald OF yesterday il further adjourned
Before Judge vsndcrpoel:
Harro Having -. Harpers, et. ai-Aner vefy sole
ing. the jury retired In about two hours se,waro.
they returned into Court. and stated tnsy coud not
agree. end discharged by consent we understand
they were nearly balanced
Circuit Coust.
Before Judge Edmonds. -
JuNE 96-Posetsy Moft-Verdict tor piaintn SiVVV
damsgss and cents costs.
Cours CaIerdas.-This Day.
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