The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-11

Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Messerole
Fra lo--T,iai for Grand Layesny-A colored man.
named Henry Moore alias Mode, first put on his
the aS tn Of December last stolen from the once Of Dr.
underhi, No. 400 Broadway, overcoat Of the value
OF $a5 and copy Of Downings works on Rural Archi
lecture, Horticulture, Sc, vols, worth 81.
DR.. UsDERHILL depossd as foliows-while at tea, ON
the evening Of the 4th Of December last the prisoner
Whitehall street to see lady. (nentioning her nams)
who, he said, very sick indeed As It rained very
expressed reluctance to accompany him he then
treated to go, the lady was highly respectaps,
and required immediate attention tina. Ut, nSger was
city, he was requested to come for me under these CIR
cumstances induced to proceed to the house desg
mated by the prisoner who stated that he had other
place to 10 before he returned homo on going to the
house was informed that had not been sent for nor
my Office discovered that my overcost which had
worn but few times, and Downings works on Archi-
lecture, Horticulture, sc, had been stolen, and
king enquiry, ascertaned that coored man had been
admitted the servant girl and that after being left
BRIDGET LACY deposed follows II am employ ed ss
servant in the family of Dr. Underhll during the alb
the prisoner called a the oe and that
he wished to Dr. Underhill told him that he
not a. home he replied that he would then wait until
lett him. and YVES not aware that he had gone until Dr.
Underhill returned.
dict Of guilty, and the Court sentenced him to be i'm
prsoned in the State prison for the term OF years and
Trial for Petit Larceny Connolly next put
his trial for petit larceny in stealing from the store
Of Francis Rhodes Co.. dozen brushes Of the value
of So, the morning Of tie 9Th Of November last In
this the jury after brief consutation rendered
verdict of not guilty. The accused however,
Case Of George Potter the Pardosed Conflict George
Potter then brought into court and arraigned on
former convection in this court at the August term 1884,
for grand larceny and for which he sentenced to
be imprisoned in the State prison. and be kept at hard
frict mr. ho ba
vction, and that he be required to show why no
should not be remanded TO- and be Imprisoned in the
the State prison for the residue Of the said termfo
which the said prisoner objected hrst because this
court has no jurisdiction secondly, because habeas
Judge Of this Circuit in the matter Whersupon,
was ordered by this court that the said prisoner be
son Of the city Of New York upon the said conviction,
until he be thence delivered by due course Of law
Trials Pestponed.-The trials Of Michael Walsh and
Yankee sullivan, alias James Sullivan then put
down for Friday next.
7riaifor an Assault and Baaey.-Hcnry Feorsla, an
Italian then tried for having, Sunday evening
Dec. 2Sh lsa5, committed violent ASSAULT and battery
Casper Ottarana. in the barroom OF Mr. ralmo, in
Chambers street. Mr.. Ottariana testified as follows:
at Palmos Sunday evening, Dec. 2sh, ls4S, en-
gagged in sation with Mr.. Palmo, when Feorea
entered with some of his friends. On perceivng mo he
accosted with the words, show do you do, msera-
ble7' told him that wished to have nothing to say to
him. Feorela then called hog and in reply, call
him blackguard Fsorella then sprang forward and
struck me violent blow my head with thick walk.
@ my hat q
and said you Feorella has assaulted Fs
orello then struck again. in the presence Of Mr. Pal
no. who ordered Fsorelo to leave the room; he, howe
ver said that he would not go out. defended myself
with stick held in my hand and with which struck
Fcorea blow Feoreila then took knife out OF his
pocket and attempted to stab me; the knife was open
The blade about four inches long FeoTela then
pushed aside by some one, which prevented him from
eectng his purpose Several othei witnesses corrobo-
rated the testimony of Mr. Ottarana. For the defence
several witnesses testified that the ARRAY was
msnced by the complainant. The submitted
the jury, under brief charge by the Court, and
verdict of not guilty rendered. ser short cosults
ton
Trial for BMsIary.-Henry Rose was next placed on
trial for burglary in the third degree in having the
night Of the 2Sth Of January sa5 felonousy entered
tn store of Mr. Barber No 392 Pearl street. and stolen
quantity of mutton and CLOTH value of which
about SIS. The accused ably defended by Thee
Warner, Esq, and the jury, without leaving their seas
found the accused guilty Of apetit larceny only SEN
tence deferred till Friday next.