The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-15
Court or General Sessions.


Auopsr aS.--Bwe.ayy Jacob ',iillics, German,
aged eighteen y.ars charged With having, on tho
morning Of the I'd Inst burslsrlously entered the
dwelling house Of Mr. Hull IL Catherine street, and
With having stolen thereirom German silver spoon.
and butter knife with silver handle. The prisoner
time after discovered under the stairs but
the stolen property WAS found upon his person 1t
appeared that he had effected an entrance by having
forced down the basement window From the evidence
Of the notice officer IL appeared that suspicious look
ing person Who had a. first attracted the attention OF
vitn.ss was arcompce Of the prifoner, whose de-
fence was that he been sent into the house by hi
for coat but this defence vas upset by the fact OF the
prisoner having been seen by TIE witness WIN MS coat
of. and attempting to strike hght. Inc prisoner,
when questioned by the witnes az TO what business he
had hour In the house replied that
he lived there The jury found him guilty OF burglary
in the irst degree and the court senteaeed MN 10 ten
wears I'm % isonmont In the state prison
B.yfipry-Hepry Mitch and Martin buden were
charged with having the 9th Of Jaly burglsrou,y
entered the house Of MIR Vessel 40 liudion street,
and with having stolen therfrsm three pairs of CATERS
the value Of ~ two pairs OF CATERS 80 one par Oh
shoes 81 2s one pair OF patent ,sathsr ~ ni Iu
PAIRS II footed boots so, and eight knives aud FORKS
making IN all the sum OF 500 The prisoners were
found guilty Of burglary In the hrst degree ana one
MAS sent ene.d TO eleven years imprisonment In tho
State prison aud the other TO ten years aud two monthr
4 RoGtsTy John Young pleaded guilty TO charge
Of having on the 9th II July stolen promissory note
for $40 another for $40 two others Tor 80 each three
pieces silver coin o. the value Of "a cents esch aud
sxteen Of the value Of 90 cents eHrh aud one brass
watch the property OF Robert rhompeou, grocer NO.
IS West street The prisoner was sentenced to two
E.ysiaIv Lewis Kelly, sIics Samuel Jones, pleaded
guilty TO charge Of having ON TIE 10th 81 July, our
slafiousy entered the house OF Thomas w. Ne-boid
ana nth having stolen therefron one ByphDn OF the
vain. Of 40 seven silver Of the vslus Of s5
one vest IS: two boots S.; one brooch flO AMI one
nantis q the value Of SEA Sentence, two years IN
Terr.rv Maria Smith pleaded guilty TO charge Of
having forged one dollar bill 81 the state Bang OF
Nassehusetls. with intent to defraud John Murray
sentence two years aud two months imprisonment
P,fd La,reny w iilism Rogers pleaded gulty 10
shsrse Of having orciey AZ ,bs soro.s Of .tsa
rine and wster streets. In company with person
named Hsipiu. The prisoner, who Is suffering from
panul disease was recommended to the confederation
Of The ourt by the Assistant District Attorney. The
sentence was sixty days imprisonment
IurorrAvr PROM vALrARArss-SAFErY or ruK
PASSENGERS or TBE BARk liEnE.-We have BEEN
favored with an extract OF letter from plssrn-
ser on board the ship Aylon, ahea sslRs.a,ss,
June 20, which brings the gratifying Intelligence
of the safety Ut the passengefs OF tne DARK hroc,
of Baltmere, who were lost IN boat ia the straits
Of Magellan. The letter says -
stated in IN letter that tho bark Hebe had lost
all her passensers in attempting TO 20 through the
Straits Of Magellan. IL seems that they we're secsm
and some 81 the passengers vent ashore 10 ooss ~
shoot game when n gale came up and The vessel htd
10 nut TO sea aud leave them 70 the mercy Of the rata
qon,ans She called about after than TIVE Days unt
The stfsits and snchor and search for them bat with
out avail ~ben she came to this port WIN tns Ngosi
Of distress, as stated IN my otnef ,'sr Du yos'ea
NJ.
ported that she spoke brig bound 20 Cs'lac with the
seven lost passengers board she having picked thsn
mn in coming through. This was gtstdying intelli-
eence The Isbe will sail In es days for that port
e. gt them IA L. alec reported that the ship Robert
Brown Of sew York With 400 passengers, was spoken
in sinking condition In gale Of wind on cape icrn
Ne have seen no mention elsewhere made OF
the loss of the Robert Brown, aaa hope that II may
proye uniounded. --BaItiB,Te Ssa, Aug H.
The INDIANS AND raE IIupsos Bar COMPANY
A number OF Indians from Red ryer, recently ar;
r1yeJ at St. Pau's. Minnesota, with their furs and
buffalo robes, to trade with the merchants OF that
place. The Minnesota Chrontoie OF the z1th UT,
speakna OF them, says;-By their arrival, we have
intelligence Of a revolt against the Hudson Bay
Conn e agent, at the lower settlement on Red
river. The populsce mobbed and surrounded the
court, threatened Mr.. H0gh Polesln, government
officer and gave another officer, Mr.. Thorn, notice
10 Quit the country as soon as convenient The
J,fcnltv arose from the Arrest Of some haf-breeds
for violating the law prohibiting trading with the
Indians for their furs. The Hudson Bay Company
claim o monopoly of this business, We suppose.
The populace, however, seem resolved to " make
the fur fly il not in one way. at least In another