New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09

ing par OF horses attached 20 carriage took fright IN
the Bowery, and ruunisg down He.tersL to Center It,
ran into the Of Cornell Jscksons iron rail fac
tory when Of the horses vs., killed and the other
seriously injured. They belonged 10 Mr. REYNOLDS Hv.
cry stable, No. $50 suso.k.st
GRAND LARcEyY.-Ann Miller vss last nirb,
arrested b ofcer Watson Of the Sixth Ward charged
with stealing 500 rom William Mccormick. Detained
10 answer
sHoPLHrIyG.-A piece OF gingham was yes,er.
day stolen from the store Of Mr. " H. Efdey. No 263
Third avenue BY female who escaped with the prep
euy.
BURGLARS ARRrsrED.-Captain Tilloy and Of.
hcer Doty OF the Thirteenth Ward Yesterday arrested
two boys named Charles and Floyd simmons charged
with having on the night Of the Let inst broken into tho
foundry shop Of Mesrs. Guimby & Cox No. go Henry
a. and stolen thereirom part OF a steam and lot Of
tools al valued az 500
PETIT LARcESY-Wm Franklin was yester-
day arrested by officer McCord Of the Fifteenth Ward
on charge Of petit larceny. The accused held to
bail BY Justice Drinker. William Allison arrest.
ed By officer Bearn Of the Third Ward charged with
stealing scarf worth 81 the property OF J. C. Mastsn
No. I'D Greenvichst Detained 20 answer. Mary
Tymms and Iulia Hammond (coored) were arrested by
policeman OF the Thirteenth Ward. charged with
stealing frying pan Detained to snswer---.Ann To-
gan wss arrested oy officers Watson sni Kelly Of the
Sixth Ward charged with stealing 81 from Matthew
Anthony on the Points Committed for trial
COURT OF SEssIONs.-PLEAs OF GUuTY.-Cyrus
Russell Indicted for having obtained goods under false
preiences from David Perry & Co. TO the amount Of
$3.50 pleaded guilty and sentenced fine of 90
Richard H. Griffith alias Limping Dick indicted for
burglary in having the night of the 22d OF January
burgarousy entered snd stolen from the shop of James
Mitchell flute keys and 10 the value of $40 with
drew former plea Of not guilty and pleaded guilty
when he sentenced 10 the state Prison for the term
OF two years. .Ansstasis Bodsl alas Stiles alas Mic.
OILS indicted for keeping disordery house at 20 Grand
st pleaded guilty Judgment suspended, prisoner hav
ing left the premises James Burk indicted for keep
ing dsordery house in Wster 81 pleaded guilty. Re
msnded for sentence. 1901 Isaac o. Raymond in
dicted for grand larceny in having the goth day
Of February. stolen from the store Of William Mills
In Greenwichs St piece of cashmere Of the value Of
s27 80 put upon his trial The prosecution being
unable to sustain the charge the Jury without leaving
their seats rendered verdict Of not guilty.
John Fisher indicted for robbery Ia the first degree in
having the night Of the 4th Of March by force rob
bed Bozas Miller In Wsshington-st Of bank notes and
silver coin to the amount Of $50 was put upon trial.
The evidencen this not being sufficient 10 convince
the minds OF the Jury Of the guilt Of the prisoner and
the fact that did occur between the parties
they rendered verdict of assault and battery The
cused was then remsnded for sentence - he Court
was then adjourned until this morning ~ II O'clock