The New York herald., 1850-12-06

Before the Recorder. ard Aid Franklin and Oakley
Dire. 5.-71e Grond ireuest-The Grand Jury thi,
among which was one aeainst Henry Carmel. for the
murder Of Charles NJ Rousseau, In Dey street, on th-
18th OF NOVEMBER The court ordered that this indct
ment be cent to the next court Of Oyer and Termner
charged with higsmy In entering into marrsgs cen
tract and having the same solemnized while bis wife
49, sl nv,ng from ,ne esi
woman nnmed Mary Coatley the 10th Of septetber,
ls47, in Cork, Ireland He len Cork shortly alter
ried the 2Ith Of pril 1912 to Fanny Dssay while
his wife Mary still alive. The witnesses the
ssr .tsr and that Z. % wa. yi"s in nj ii.na Is july
latt. and Fanny nelspy TO whom he was married here
in April lsl9. There no testimony introduced on
the Part Of the defence hut the prisoner being
70 sdarsss the jury stated that he married
20 Mary Coatey. He ssd that she lived with him
housskeeper, but that be never married TO her.
But as the testimony wens TO prove that they we're
married the jury returned verdict OF guilty but re-
CONNIE nded the prisoner 10 the mercy Of the court
The court sentenced him TO the State Prison for tive
years.
Piesssd Gully 70 Petit Larceny -Mic hsel Nolan Allen
Oates and James Thompson. pleaded guilty to petit
larceny. and we're sentenced 20 the psnientsry for
six months each Nolan indicted for stealing
2co segars valued at thirty dollars from Austen ID.
Tbompton. Of No Is Pine street the s;h Of Noven.
Der last Oates and Thompson udistsd for steal
ing thirty collars worth ofcothing from the house
streets the eth Of November last. Although both
the indictments were for Grsud larceny. yet AZ the
amounts we're 80 small the court accepted the pleas,
aud uesstd tentence ss above.
Fegov in ne 7Hird DsrTce A man named Thoma,
u. Dorsey vas csled TO trial charge Of forgery
in the third degree Ia forging order on Nathan
Q. Ely Co. for S65,62. IL appeared from the tes-
tirony produced that Nessrs bly, n Co distil-
lers and in the habit of procuring barrels from
Mr.. Isaac Purdy, Of Milton, near PoughLeepse.
This fact came 20 the knouledge Of the accused who
visited the establishment of Mr. Pufdy, aud by
got sie be 81 bic book which entered
invoice Of barrels sent TO Mr. Ely Co lie then came
In mediatey to the city and presented paper at the
counting 81 the distiery. Of which the following
Is cory - -
"AuGUsr 26tb, 1850.
Sent by barge waikiki forty large and ten small bar.
rsle at 1Os. Cd. each-t65 62b ISAAC u. PURDY.
Please pay the above 20 the bearer"
On reading this bill and order, Mr. Trimbley, book.
keeper for Messrs Ely Go questioned the accused,
who gave as reason, for this manner Of drswing for
money on the part If Mr. Purdy, that he (Mr Pur-
dy) bad lost his vite snd he Che prisoner) had
down 70 get come things TOR the funeral aud ss Mr.
Puruy bad no money by him he had sent the order.
On this ipumation, Mr. Ely came in and paid the
smount 81 the order % the accused His story proved
TO be fabrication, snd the writing the paper fer
gerry Thee facts clearly proven the defence
had no vitness 70 disprove OF sxylain them Dorsey
therefore convicted BY the jury The court viii
sentence him on Monday next