The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-13


Indicted for Mansiasshter. --oncers Dsnniston and
Campbell Of the Court Of Sessions, arrested yesterday
on bench warrant Issued BY the court, Dr. Edward N.
Ouon proprietor Of drug store the Of Grand
street and the Bowery together with two Of his clerks
by the names of VIM II. Brsyton and Thomas Ring ali
IN causing the death Of an adv bV IN,
name Of Ann Hart the 10th Of June last by selling
quantity Of l:udsnum In mistake for tncture Of rhu
posing IL be the medicine required the effects OF
which caused death. Justice Osborne held them seve-
rally to bail in the sum Of $1,000 for their appearance at
court for trial
Caught in the y4cf.-A fellow called Robert A. Parker
We. .ns n't 5n
Howard street. He taken into custody by officer
Van Norden, Of the l4th ward, and Justice Timpson
Driving Hack Without Licencs "A man by the
name OF VIM Feeley was arrested by officer Bloom the
without lioence He was conveyed before his honor
the Mayor, who fined him IS for the violation.
Disorderiy Hosse.-Ofacers Denniston and Campbell,
arrested yesterday called Frederick Emiar on a
bench warrant wherein he stands charged with keeping
dsorderly house and common rendezvous for prosti-
Osborne in $500, to answer at Court for trial.
Charge of Stealing a Wagsn.-Oficer Norris, one of
the chief . aids crested yesterday man called John
With stealing wagon valued at $50, the property Of
Jew psdlar. The wagon found the premises of
default of $500 bail.
Charge Of False Pretences-Onacer Gilbert F. Hays,
one Of the attaches At the lower police arrested young
issued by Justice Osborne, VIII rein he stands charged
with obtaining gold lever watch, valued at S7e from
dulsnt 1t appears that on the 9Th
July last the accused called upon McAdam and asked
him II he would sell his watch to which McAdam re.
value The accused then stated that he would take the
watch and show 1t to jeweer in Maiden lane, and
turn with 1t again immediately instead of which he has
avoided an interview with McAdam since and the
complainant has since ascertsinsd that the watch in
question was taken BY Green to simpsons In Chatham
afr oudn ad FIR ha afrafa balA tha
accused to bail In the Of $500 to the charge
Charge Of Mansiaushter-Cspt: H. l. Kellogg, Of the
sons yesterday entered into bonds Of $4,000 for his
appearance for trial he having indicted by
gineer Of the said boat, on charge Of granddaughter
Law Intelligence.
AUG. l2-SUrREME CoURr.-In Chambers--Before
Judge Edwards-In Re, Paul Bruni.-In our report Of
the cause Of Brun Bssson tried in the Marine Court
medatey after the trial, under warrant granted by
Justice Drinker and locked up for the night Mr. D. p
Judge Edwards early this morning had him brought
up at o'clock P. M The return of the keeper Of the
city prison read which stated that he detained
by virtue Of warrant from Justice Drinker. The JUS
tices warrant was then read stated that 1t is
sued In pursuance Of the act OF Congress Of I'd March
rants for the apprehension Of deserters from foreign
sells
Mr. D. FIELD, who was associated with Mr.. Hail. con-
tended that there not enough the face Of the
warrant to detain him.
Mr. SANDFoRp the associate Of Mr. Tillare as counsel
for the French Consul, contended that there SUM-
oent the face Of the warrant and moreover the
judge should that the magistrate had acted pro-
psry in granting it until the contrary was shown and
that the onus OF proof lay on the other side.
JUDGE EDWARDS Of the opinion, and ad-
ourned further proceedings to this morning. to give
Messrs Hall and Field opportunity of traversing
return.
Dise4arsed-John McGiberey. George. Langy and
Edward Csneren, discharged from the u 8. army
on the ground Of minority.
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, August l2-Before Re-
corder Scott and Aldermen Dodge and Msserole John
McKeon, ESQ.,, District Attorney.-Trial for Grand
Lerceny-At the opening Of court this morning, Cath
crime Fitzsmm0ns called to trial indictment
for grand larceny In having the 9Th Of July last
len from Thomas McCshil the sum Of S42 The jury
found the accused guilty and the sentenced her
to two years Imprisonment at Sing Sing
.another Trial for Grand Larceny.-A German, named
Christian Becktein then placed at the bar for trial
on charge Of having the 20th Of July last stolen
500 from Matilda Schwtzer also German 1t appeared
in evidence that the parties to this country In the
vessel in the of the passage and subse
quent interviews the accused became spprzed of the
fact that Matilda had small stock of the needfu
hand he embraced the first opportunity after landing
Of obtaining possession of the same and fed but
caught and brought back for trial He found guilty
and remanded for sentence.