The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24
Court OF General Sessions.
Before tho Recorder, aud Aldermen Franklin and
luc

JUNE c:.-TnsI for Grand Larceny young o.,
named Charles Wilson and Hugh Casey, were put upon
their defence on charge OF stealing pearl buttons,
suspenders and other property worth over $50 from
Of February last. No evidence was brought against
Wilson except that he had pair of the suspendsrs in
his possession when arrested rhe prsonsrs were IN
Scapy, who has heretofore been tried convicted and
senttnced to the State prison. where he is serving
his term Of prisonnent. Ga the evidence produc cd
tho jury found Casey guilty, and Wilson MOI guilty.
Casey was sent to the state prison for term Of two
years.
Plea Of Cwly.-A lad named John Glass plead guilty
to petit larceny. he court accepted the plea, and
sent the youngster to the House Of Refuge whore he
had been once before, but from which place he had
managed by some means to make his escape.
Cha,ss Of ReceieiHg Stose" Good,.-A man named
500 worth OF satin being part of lot worth $500.
stolen on tho third day VI May last the property OF
CHARLES b BosTwcx, Jr., testified to the fact of a
box containing $500 worth Of satin having been stolen
from the store Of Mcssrs. Reynard Co., Of No. 1Ia
WIN. s. STEVENS. officer Of the lower police office,
stated that the property stolen by two
received part OF the stolen property having attached to
the prisoner the officer went TO lock for him. but
officer Esrrgan and requested him to 80 to Albany,
and arrest Gallagher.
Officer HAnn,GAS testified that he went to Albany,
and arrested the prisoner charge OF receiving stolen
goods prisoner admitted that he had bought piece
of satin Jackson and Johnson for which he gave
Tho counsel on both sides consented to submit tho
under charge Of the court The Recorder charged
the jury briefly. The jury found the prisoner not
guilty.
T,iaI for Grand Larceny boys named Louis
Jackson ahd William johnson. were put upon trial
charged with stealing five pieces OF satin, worth $500,
from the store Of Mcssrs Reynard o., OF No ITO
Pearl street the third of May last The Us were
arrested by officers Harrigsn and Stevens. One of the
prisoners Johnsop) admitted to officer Harrgan that
they hrd stol the ods. fhey both convicted,
the court sentenced them to the House of Refuge
thergs of Grand Larceny William Mclaughlin and
George Burrows put upon their defence charged
with stealing SAL in money from Patrick Brown, on the
10th CT Nay last. The money was taken IRON trunk
in Brown house, in III. Bowery Tho boys were
going cut OF r browns btore and being arrested,
s23 - were found upon Mclaughlin aud $40 u upon
Burrows The jury re urned verdict of guilty but
recommended the prisoners The mercy Il the court.
Th, thtni the State Prison Burrows FOR
two years, end McLoushln for two Yeas and ono
month.
Ihu Grand Jury came into court, and delivered a
numbtr q bills Of Indictment which had been found by
them within the last f.w days Tue ocordur received
tho pspeTs snd di discharged the members of tho grand
inquest fioin further attendance fio thanked them
Tor ilV SERVICES which they had performed especially
during the weather which had prevailed for
part OF the time they eripsnslied. rho
Grand Jury have inoicttd twenty one persbns, on
charge guilty participation In Astor Psoo riots
rest u Judgment la the OF the People w. Isaac A.
Digcs Is Dc argued before this the hrst
Monday If tho July tcrai.
.gr,s, gicd --Acxander Blaekenham put on tral.
schsrg.ld with stealing watch; hut rs thsrs
tcstiucny against him. ho was honOrdbly discharged.
.fsiof fAse Rris-John d Austin was brought into
court on a bunch warrant Ito stands charged with
Sharirg tetn engaged in inctiug riot at the Astor
Plnrn Op,ra Iiuutu on the dh OF ay last.
The c utt thon adjourned for the term