The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21
Court OF Genera, sessions

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Allen and Clarke
Earle called to take his trial charged with stealing
SEQ worth Of clothing belonging to Chas w Rollins
There was no doubt Of the prisoners guilt The jury
pronounced verdict against him and the court
fenced him to the State prison for years
s,ntnc,d Two boys, named John johnson and Hugh
House Of Refuge, were brought into court Il having
been sscertsned that they we're older than they had
represented themselves to be at the time Of their trial
Johnson who pleaded guilty to burglary In the third de-
gree sent TO the State prison for years Reed
having been convicted OF grand larceny, sent TO
the pon!tentiary for year.
The Gra,D JURY came into court, having concluded
their busness for the term They presented q number
OF bills, which the court received and discharged the
members Of the Grand Inquest from further attend
enCe.
Pi,ad,d Guly.-Timotby Tierney, indicted for as
rau aud battery and having caused the death Of Geo
Peter Grissen by brutay beating him in eight which
took place between them In Gold street, few nights
sentenced him TO the penitentisry for for year.
More Grand Larceny.-ThoDas rwite was placed on
BIS defence charged with stealing $50 in geld coin from
Patrick Duffy, on the 4th October. The complainant
als gsd that the money taken from him while at
house No 26 FRINGE street. but the evidence Of
such character that the District Attorney would no
ask for conviction The accused found not gull;
and discharged from custody.
Bciled. Malone J. Drummond, Indicted for arson In
the third degree charged with having set Gre TO his ors
800 Grapd street the 25th Of April last was let 20
bail In the sum Of $4,000 VIM. Macarthur, Of No 100
Thirteenth street and Leprelette ii. Moore, Of No IS
.aver street, becoming suEetes for his appearance for
trial
q LanaiorS Indicted Cr Ke,pm, Di,orS,riy House
John y Deeplains has been indicted for keeping dis
orderly houso st 2iS Church streeta place ~ Is al
legged In the Indictment. where men and women Of
evil name and fame come together and ogend against
90 be the Of the house which is kept By Fanny
Howard at the above place.
Matthew Barron, Jeremiah Mcdonald, Eugene Barron
and Joseph Morrison placed a. the bar, charged
with robblns a young nan named James d. Resht-
J,MIs D. RroHrMrrrp Of s,ugerties, sworn, testified
that On the 22d Of Augut last be was in West street
when Mcdonald came to me and said that negro had
stolen $500 from him, but II he could get two white
men 10 go along With him 70 the negro he could get
koDoBald told him the same story he had told me;
"fou had better 60 along with me, viii give you 80
piece said he; Barron said he didn't want TO be de-
tanned long as he belonged In Philadelphia and must
be on that aftsruoon 6nally went went along 10
Place whore they found the negro, witness don't know
lse iSesis. shs9 We met ,hs nssT0 M'P bon 'sia
FIVE or dx hundred well, ssd how you going TO
deoidel wethen went into an alley and the black fell
low took cut four cards now said the negro II these
up two red cards the money Is mine, IL they
three black u belongs 10 the white man. he then
TUNED the cards and there three blacks ones
the negro then took out roll of bills and gave to Me-
Donald who offered him $40 I'LL TO take out the So
vhish ras 10 ssunerste him for his trouble In going
70 ess s~.s; witness took cut Two IS bills and
Esla Avn w ne hssd when suddenly the gate was
svpss sss prsssnsr Eugene Barron came bustllng
"a h,,S s1 Is ySu sa asSs
~ 70 ts- e,sss prhen nor six months, every one OF
YOU" be pretended 10 Be en- oictr; no made
his appearance Mcdonald snatched the two IS bills
out Of wl,rcsss hand and the whole party made or
except the pretended officer, who remained and kept
the witness engaged for some time. when he got out
into the street, the youbF man made his way to the
nearest police station house which proved 10 be that Of
the 9Th ward; here he made his complaint, and de-
scrbed the persons engaged In the tranfaction this
doeriptlon 90 accurate, that Capt Carpenter at
once knew who the rogues were, and Immediately set
about sccom piishing their arrest. Mr.. Reghtmsyer
Identified the prisoners - the who engaged
In the trick 90 deffsud him OF his money. Tbs jury
returned verdict Of guilty Of petit larceny and the
Court sent the prisoners to the pentsntsry for sir
months each
Erv Di,ckssss-An the trials Of the term being
plated the Jury discharged from further at
tendance. The Court viii nnIsb the business Of the
srm te day.