The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24

vsrdict for d.fsndsns For plaintiff Mr. winslow for
defendants, Mr.. Joseph l.. Whits and Mr. Green
Before Judge DAILY.
this for the defendant. a
Catharine Sure, IS Chyfsfophsr Hasseabrock-This
action Of reepas for forciby entering passage
way which the plaintiff alleged belonged to her, and
breaking down fence. The ended In nonsuit
SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-D Dec 23-Before Justice
Jones re, Madam RsstH-There two applica-
lions pending in this matter; to admit her to bail
other the indictment lately found against her
from the Court Of Sessions to the Court Of Oyer and
Tsrminer Both will be decided upon tomorrow, (this
mornng)
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Dec. a3.--Before Re-
corder Scott, and Aldermen Smith and Crolius- Trial
lor Sodomy-At the opening Of he Court this morning
John Rose was placed at the bar for trial. an in
dictmeRt charging him with the commission Of the
aforementioned crime against nature the 30th Of
November last the complainant In the case being boy
about ten to twelve years old named Reuben Nj. Hills
the "details Of which too disgusting for publication
years and four months imprisor msnt in the State
prison He was then placed upon trial upon another
Indictment OF like character the complainant in the
George White. The jury again found him guilty and
the Court sentenced him to additional term Of four
years and nine months imprisonment In the State
prison.
Trial for Grand Larceny Mckenzie next
called to trial indictment for grand larceny in
having the st Of December last stolen 500 so In gold
COIN consisting OF and quarter eagles from
shsdrack @ Hatch. The evidence adducsd on the part
OF the not sustaining the charge In the In
detment, the jury acquitted the prisoner.
.4nsther trial for Grand Larceny "A oolorsd man,
named Peter Jones then placed at the bar for trial
charge Of having stolen II Shirts worth $50 the
property Of Stone & Gleason, from wagon, while
EBENJAMIN De GHooT, boy, being sworn deposed
that he requested TO watch the wagon while stood
in front of the store In question that he saw the prise
shirts, and then run Of, whereupon the witness gave
the alarm to bis uncle who instantly pursued and over
~. G. HAzLsrr testified that tho property question
was In his care and charge at the time It solsn that
he called to the door by the boy De Groot who in
formed witness that colored had stolen the shirts
that witness then the prisoner md arrested
submitted to the jury, who found the prisoner guilty
and the Court ssoertaining that he old offender
sentenced him to years and months imprisonment In
the State prison.
.another trial for Grand LGrceny.--Lawrsncs Dunn,
lad about IL years Of age next placed upon trial
a charge of having in connection with other lads
stolen about $50 worth Of cutlery and fancy articles,
Of Hiram Cure the sS Of November last
found the prisoner guilty of petit larceny only and the
Court sent him to the penitenary for the term Of six
months.
another Trial for Grand Larceny. Patrick Farran
was then called to trial on charge of naving On the
S30 the property of Dillon Bliss The prosecution fail
ed to substantate the charge In the indictment, and
the jury therefore rendered verdict of not guilty
.another Trial for Grand Larceny.-William Humph-
rey was next placed at the bar indictment charg
ing him with having on the evening of the 2sth of o.
the property Of Kenrick Abrch from pier No. East
River The jury found the acoused guilty, and the
prsonment In the State prison
TriaI for Burgtary-Sarsh Thompson, alias Trotter,
then called to trial charge Of having broken
into tho house Of Valentine Msgher and stolen there
from the sum Of $40. The jury found the prisoner
gay Of petit larceny only and the Court sent her to
Blackwell's Island for the term Of six months The
Court then adjourned until tomorrow morning.
CouRr CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY-Circuit Court
NO o9 Moore VS. Comstock ct al 80, Hopkins ct al vs.
De solyer; a. Raymond Hurd ct al A. Leeds The
Fire Insurance company Of city of New York;
implicated, Sc; 32K, Rich vs. Lynch; 36H, Browne
Shultz SO, Green va Ryder ct al H. Hunt ct al VI
Sheldon ct 81 49, Barne, vs. Drew 49, Kellogg Us Car
rs, Van Hook Hsnford ct all II, Swift ct al Ave-
rili ct al rs, Doe VS. Roe 10 Clark Beach ct al
Superior COurt-422: Durham ct al. vs.. Cunningham;
35, Omstead vs.. Elder; 49, Brauer vs. Bernhsimer;
80, same Patt 1914 Lawrence Browne; l26, same
vs.: Dryden; LOG, Willis vs. Scott; 6s, Maxwell
Jones; isa; Couch VS.. cOssssh.ll; is4 Boyd "
vs.. COm.tock ct al; 1871 Martin vs.. Dickinson; 1856
s Cowlss ads Martin lao, Caunt VS.. Green l4l
Wyman Smith; l44 Corporation First Presbyterian
Church vs.. Conklin; lbs, Bowman vs.. Van VOORHEES,;
las, Clark VS. Ryan, lag, Day vs. wagstaR l5O voisen
ct al vs. Smith ct ali l61, Browne Bloomer l52
Seymour ct al VS. Davis; 1853, Wood VS.. Anderson; l64
King Stanton; l55 Shaw ct al Ring; 1856, Waram
ct al vs. Purdy l67, Roach Masterson; 1885, Hone
al vs.. Boyd; 1885, Cook Page; 100, Peck VS. Mason
80. OF New York. -
SUPREME CouRr THE UNITED STATES, December
81 No IL. LewisA. Collier VS. Josiah Scarborough. In
error to the Supreme Court Of Louisiana MIR Justice
Catron delivered the opinion Of this Court affirming the
judgment OF said Supreme Court In this cause with
costs. No Z. George Smith, plaintiff in error, VS. VIM
Turner Health Commissioner, SO. The argument of this
ant In error. Adjourned till tomorrow at IL o'clock
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