The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-23
Law intelligence.


SUPERIOR Court, JUNE 22.-Before Judge Sanford.
-IPdrsn rs Parsons et aiAetion Of assumpsit, to
cover the amount of four promissory notes. $4,000 De-
Rankin and Birch rg. Hassary ct a!-This cause was
not concluded when ',,s caufra9 'urpGa
CIRCUIT CouRr. Jrne =. -j,l ,Ia Judge Edwards
Dirorce case-.IohA pee IS hict4,f Koe. The jury in
this cause rendered seeded verdict finding that Mrs
Ryan guilty of adultery.
Common PLEAS. June % 80 Before Judge Ulshoeffer
Hiram ". Loregroee as. .1nthony BerhGnd.-This was
action Of trespass to damages forcbe
entry, &C. The plaintiff 1t appeared purchased look
ing glass from defendant who went to plaintiffs store
about month after and forcibly took il away alleging
that 1t was not paid for. Verdict for plaintiff $50
damages
Another small case, of no Importance respecting q
promissory note, tried after which the Court
journed
for new trial.
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So ITO, 1872 ~, GS 1856 Is 1873 $50 100 191, 1872 1913,
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e GENERAL SESSIONS, June % Before the Recorder,
aldermen Crolus, and Hatfield. John McKeon, ESQ,
District Attorney.
Grand Larceny.--Thonas Rae was put upon trial
charged with stealing from Patrick Carmody, on the
22s Of May last, eleven sovereigns in gold coin
Mrs MARY CARnfoDY wife TO the prosecutor testified
that herself and husband arrived at New York in the
Georgia. and put up at No los Greenwich street, that
herself and husband slept in doubled bedded room.
in which the prisoner also slept both witness and her
husband left the bed room on the following morning
for short time and on their return missed the ten
soveregns having left the prisoner after them in the
bed room. Witness and husband placed the money in
witnesses pocket under the bolster in the bed VIII
they had slept. They missed eleven sovereigns alto
eetherten whole soveregns and two half sovereigus
did not see prisoner afterwards until she met him
the police Office ten sovercigns taken from his
pockets in gold and silver to the amount of
regn some of the sovereigns stamped Victoria,
and others had George and the Dragon stamped upon
them
JOHN McEwING testified that he had accompa MED
the prisoner and Patrick and Mrs. Carmody on the
voyages prisoner admitted to him that he had but FIVE
sovereigns altogether.
Mrs. HEATH, who is wife to the keeper of the emf
grant boarding house where the took place.
testified that prisoner had owed FOR liquor, and
told her he brought but little money with him
left most of what he had at Liverpool
Officer CARLIN, who made the arrest, testified he
found nine soveregns and two half sovereigns pr
soner's person.
JOHN HEATH, owner of the boarding house where
the larceny committed testified, the part Of the
Defence that prisoner appeared at his and got
some change; could not how much; he had
money in purse.
MARY ANNE MORGAN, the servant girl. residing on
the premises proved that she suspected of taking
the money.
WILLIAM Woop being examined. testified that pri-
soner told him he had but three dollars after the
voyage, and had further aud that prisoner
to give S44 in the event of his acquttal
to his counsel This contradicted by counsel who
explained to the Court and Mr. McKeon.
The case was given to the jury, who found the pr-
soner guilty