The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-07
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found on her body taken by her through m,s..sa
suppoeiD1 that IL belonged to a fellow servant auA
was only assumed whom her own were by mi.ohsnes
all wet As to ire stockings. they wore fou nd In :
she disclaimed any knowledge ofthe In vhioA
they came there The perfect ma ner OF ingsnIo
ness With which tho girl Mary answered every qaes-
son present except the complainant that she WAS IN
noct mt Of the charge Of larceny and the court though
they we're obliged on the oath ofthe principal witness
to convict still reserved their right to suspend
tence and the girl was allowed to go her own pre-
Another Of the Same Sorf-The following Gaze W.,
this morning, presented with all due ceremony. We
give copy Of the affidavit as il came into the hand1
ofthe clerk Of the court IL Il rs follows
State of New York. City aud County Of New Yovk,
duly sworn, deposes and says that the third day
OF October. lS48, at the CITY Of Now York, in eth
county s Of New York the following articles visit
h. q brow soap .. til. yau, Of =. " 90
- n
or the value cents the property Of this dsps
nent stolen and carried away from deponsnts
possession. And that tho doponsnt has probably osuss
to suspect and does suspect that the said articles
no taken and stolen by Julia Williams in whose
possession said articles were found. Signed,
STEPHEN X. PINCKNEY.
Sworn before me this 4th day of October Is4s
b. w. OSBORNE, Police Justice.
From the evidence appeared that the prisoner
servant in the family OF complainant and when
with the articles in her possession shs frankly
avowed thst che had taken them but with the permits
SION as she supposed Of her mistress The court could
and in the evidence ground for supposing that
criminal interest existed In the mind Of the prisonsr
the usual compile xionpetit larceny and bsA
terry, &c, sc.
GENERAL snssross.-Oct e-Beforc the Recorder
and Aldermen Deforrest and Hathed.-The Case #
Marin McNmfy.-This case was brought to . stand
still this morning by the absence of Of the jurors
naming jurors were therefore, of necessity dischasA
from the further consideration Of the case, and the
when the McNulty case will come up again, or vhs-
ther it will be tried at all, remains to be seen.
Triai for Bisamy IJohr J. IDgersol was put upon
his trial, charged with bgamy, in having the 4tA
day of July last, contracted marriage with Ann Gray,
while his wife Bet.ey Ayers to whom he was married
on the 9th Of September, 1s4s ct Long Ridge, town
of Stamford, Connecticut, was still living.
JAMES L. AYERS, Of No. 81 Newark avenue, Jersey
City, being sworn testified that he the brother Of
Betsey Ayers, and that he defendant married -
her as above set forth The marriage fully proven
sister time after tho marriage. and that he haA
two children by her, both Of which, he believes are
MARY SEAMAN, sworn.-Knows John j. Ingersols
she saw him married to Ann Gray, at st. Patrok'S
Cathedral this city on the 4th OF July last she
stood up at the wedding prisoner and Ann Gray
lived together and wife after the marriags;
witness has seen a certificate of said marriage.
The counsel Tor defence objected to the proof Of the
first marriage in the manner pursued by the District
Attorney; as 1t had come, out cross examination,
that there in existence evidence and
the counsel argued that in such case, the written
the only admissible proof He therefore, moved that
the evidence OF WITNESS AyreB be stricken
Court refused to grant assent Counsel gave notice
that he should except to the rule Of the Court
number of witnesses were examined on the part Of
the prisoner all of whom concurred in stating that In
gersol under the influence Of liquor at the time OF
his second marriage Eliza Ann Ames testified that she
knew prisoner. She saw him on the morning Of the
4th of July last, and that he under the influence
OF liquor more so than she had him before.
Frederick Harvey testified that he Ingerso in his
(witns sss store the morning of the 4th Of July
last and he agreed with the other witnesses that no
had been drinking William Wales, (coored) sworn
i know prisoner; him the 18th of July last
in de forenoon, bout haf pas leven acock had been
drinking wild i'm ! cannot zackly say he was drunk,
but II 'e felt rs did e want VERY sober Qaughterl
couldn't smell lis bref, not at dat time. (Renews1
laughter) Q-Was he so much intoxicated as to in
capacitate him for transacting business! A. with
assumed dignty)-Dat | cannot positively say.
daughter tn. ougbout the Court)
EpMoND j. PORTER, sworn-ls counsellor at law,
in the State of New York, The defence proposed to
prove by the witness, who is commissioner for Conf
risge. book was produced which alleged to bs q
copyof the laws of Connecticut but the District Attor
tending that the law must be proven BY a oounsslor
of the State in which the law prevailed the copy in
of said State under the seal of the State The Court
sustained the District Attorney and the defe took
exceptions to the decision After the evidence had
been summed by counsel both Sides the Recorder
charged the jury who retired and after absence Of
some fifteen minutes returned with verdict of guilty
The District Attorney then moved for udgme against
the prisoner Counsel for defence prayed for stay Of
judgment until Monday, in order that he might take
the necessary steps to carry the up . bill Of
exceptions. To this the district Attorney objected
that he could not consent to sbate any part of his
duty in this matter; he felt called upon he said to
urge the judgment Of the Court in this case; he was
determined to do his duty in these matters although
the State executive did by the exercise of the pardon
ing power let out prisoners by door the State
prison fast he could get them in at the othee
The Court finally sentenced lngersol to the State pri-
son for three years.
After hearing few motions, and arraigning several
prisoners for trial during the term the Court
closed its business and adjourned IL O'Clock
Tomorrow morning.
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Part lst97, 80 1O1 1o3 los, lo7, 100 2s9 ILL., sol,
1903 ll3 III 1l9 III Part 2d-sO, 9s ITO, 800, 500,
H. ia, 1l8, lis, 304, 40, l22 124, 1876 l2S
OYER AND TrRmNER IN wEsroHEsrrR Co.-TAa
Trial Of Norhrop for Mrder.-The trial of this man,
an Indictment for the murder of Miss Goodhart,
commenced on Thursday the 9th at White Plains in
the Oyer and Terminer, held by the Hon VIM. T.
McCoun and Justice Capron and -. X. +. Wins
low ESQ., of New York city, is counsel for the prison.
err and the District Attorney Mr. Scrugham has
Grated with him his predecessor, X, X. Voris, Esq,
Of Osinng. Several days were occupied in procuring
and afterwards one hundred talesmen summo ned
IL was not till yesterday morning that the requisite
NUMBER was obtained Another trial for murder or
granddaughter is expected to before this Court at
the present session.
Police Intelligence.
Hor. Smuh brought onJr 1rai-Oficer Norris,
terday from Providence, having in custody Harris
Smith, when he brought to this city upon a requi-
si.lon granted by Governor aoung wherein he stands
been signed by the cashier OF the Newport Bank and
directed to Danforth Hufty bank note engravers %
this city requesting them to engrave plate for the
Newport Bank, OF the denomination of 500, and to
strike of two hundred impressions. This certificate
was discovered to be forgery and the matter placed
in the hands Of the above named excellent officer who
worked up the business in a complete manner. The
accused taken before the Chief Of Police and oo
mtted for further examination.
Ro5Jing Snango.-OHfcer Wade, of the 10th
ward, arrested yesterday man by the name Of Je-
seph Carson, keeper OF boarding house at No ~
Cherry street charge Of stealing $40 in gold, tho
property of James Hamilton one OF his own boarders
The evidence and suspicion against the accused ia
that Hamilton placed his trunk in the care and pos
session of Carson, at the time containing eight S.
gold pieces, but receiving the trunk back again
was sscertained that the money had been extracted
Under these suspicious the accused arrested and
held to bail by Justice Timpson to answer the charge