The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-06
teruHy' Some TWO OF IIree persOnB Wer6 HrrtbtoU
conduct, and discharged.
LAW Intelligence.
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Law Intelligence.
SLAVE Ca,eMr s White resumed the arrument yestsr
day morning and continued address the court until
O'Clock he was replied to by Mr. purroy who finished at
o'clock The7 arguments the question Of ju
dcator both sides then close and should Judge
Edwards decide that he cannot review the proceedings
ground His honor stated that he would give his decision
at the earliest practicable moment
In CHAMnERs.-Before Judge Ingraham Discharged
Moses Browne who had enlisted in the United
Army at Reading in Pennsylvania. was discharged on
the ground of his being minor.
UNITED STATES CoMMIssioNER's OFFIcE.-Before Com
missioner D. Gardiner.-The case OF Charles Maiden,
mentioned in the Herald Of yesterday adjourned to
this morning.
Tns case Of Hugh McCready charged with endeayor-
ing to make a revolt also mentioned in yesterdays Her.
aid, postponed until this morning.
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, August 5.--Before Re
corder Scott and Aldermen Dodge and MesseroleJohn
the opening Of the court this morning, Spencer Van
Cef indicted for grand larceny having the and
day Of July stolen II silver spoons valued at $685. from
sentenced to the penitenary for term of six months
Trial for Grand Larceny.-Jacob Minturn, (colored)
was then placed at the bar for trial. Indictment
for grand larceny, in having on the 3Oh day of April
stolen coat several pair Of pants, vests 60, OF the
value Of $40 from Thomas Rawson, No. l0s Chambers
street.
Taos. RAwsoN, sDorn-On the day in question, my
open coat two pairs of pantaloons vest scars
and handkerchiefs, worth $4O taken thereform
afterwards found several Of the articles in his
The submitted to the jury, who rendered q
vel dict Of guilty when he sentenced to the State
prison for a term of two years.
Trial for Bpwlary.-Daniel Kennedy next put up
on trial indictment for burglary in the third de-
gree having the night of the 2st of February last
buIgarously entered the store of George A. Sandman,
Of 2st street and 7th avenue and stolen there
from dry goods to the value Of $50
GEORGE A. SANDMAN sworn-On the 2lst day Of Feb
ruary last had at the Of 2st street and
7th avenues that night my store broken open and
gloves aces suspenders hair brushes and other goods
to the value Of 500 stolen afterwards some Of the
goods in the police office.
CHARLES BLOOM sworn--I am policeman, attached to
the chief Office arrested the prisoner the oath OF
February with part Of the stolen goods in his posses
sion, which identified by Mr. Sandman.
The prosecution he rested when the following testi
mony was called on the part of the defence =
RICHARD MAGUIRE, sworn-On the 2lst OF February
lived in 3lst street. between It'll and 9Th avenues
that morning saw a man named John Moran, who oc-
cupied part of my house, come down stairs, with
basket in his hand and bundle under his arm the
bundle tied in red handkerchief; saw his brother
Daniel Moran standing ut the Of 3st street aud
Sth avenue: they then both went oil together the
same day two officers came to my house to search.
WILLIAM HUFF, swornI reside at No l25 10Th street
on the morning of Kennedy's arrest was with him
when Moran gave him the bundle which found in
his possession.
The case was submitted, under brief charge of the
Court the jury without leaving their seats acqui
ted the accused
Another Plea Of Guilty.-John Friend being
raigned pleaded guilty to petit larceny and sent
to the penitentiary for months The Court then ad
journed until tomorrow