The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-19
Court OF General Sessions.

Before the Recorder. and Aldermen Cook and Bard
Der. i7Triai n aoss dc Ma.on aud John Nc ifah0H
aea,ge efreoei,ng stolen eoodsThsse dofen
put on their defence yesterday charge OF receiving
copper other property worth $40 which property
had been stolen from the possession 81 Messrs still
man Alien Co, TT the Novelty Works. IL appeared
from the testimony of a boy. nsued John stsobIns,
that he (the boyl In eompany with two companions,
carried Ell considerable quantities. Of copper from the
Novelty Works in July last The copper was taken at
different times, md, as the witness swore taken
TO the house OF the prisoners who kent junk shop Ia
Twelfth street near the Novelty Works Tho boy
ton came TO the koowiedg. u Mr.. Harrisou. Of
Messrs stmsn. Allen 3 Co.'s foremen. who procured
the assistance of the police aud made search OF this
premises of the HcNshons No copper was found, out
Mr.. Harrison found a hemmer under hanais Of
TO the Novelty WORKS The defence produced
several witnesses to prove that the hsGner had
jury acquitted John McIahon before the de'cucs
made and the trial proceeded as against Ross Mona
Inasmueh az the copper found the
premises and the witnesses for the desenoe post
lively TO the hammer having been ia McMshons pos
seron TOR years the jury verdict Of not
guilty, aud the prisoner sas discharged
Pleadcf GviTp u Ths1 James Anderson, I'm plesfei
with Edward Dslaby. "a indictment charging them
with burglary IN br-ativg Into the house OF John
Jackson q "a Anthony street AID ,teains thereiron
$50 IN money. pleaded guilty 20 petit larceny, AID
Sontsnotd TO the peni.entiary Tor six months.
Ger 18TH Burglary and GraaA Layccrg-- young
ran nsioed James Donaldson vas pat on MS slsnoe,
into the boase John b. kty mo ga Zenith avenue,
the 2ath Angust last, and stsalios watch aud mousy
spposrsd ths. Mr. koiiy had brsu on. 10 funeral aai
returned IN the evening onisshst elsted lie closed
his store ~ TIC usual hour and vent 20 sleep tdere.
In the niEht he awakened by feeling person
working ~ his rocket Nnen thus aroused he disco
his p,rsopi had his hand la complainant pocket
and attempting TO remove bis watch irom his
person holy sag the prisoner ara tsg oth,r per,1nis
escape nj The time bat the prisoner arrested the
neat Day potter house white engaged a. gsme Of
ds. ON tis part Ct the defence it showu that
Kelly had faid that he did not know sho broke into
his shop. itv-s also proven that he had offered to
settle 9Th Donaldson Tor SO. There vas conslisTa-
bic doubt whether there aGy actual sary.
The jury retired, aud after some shat prolonged ab
senee reluIesd verdict Of guilty Of petit larceny AL
recommorci him 90 tine mercy Of the court. The
court sentenced him to the pcpiisntiary Tor sit
months.
Put ifisl, charged with stealing miniature ship
worth some fs9 i,op on beard The bars Jo1A.l.a
the evidence that the prisoner a. the time of his
rest ssid that he bought tho shr ofs couple OF boys
monsy 20 pay for Il. The District Attorney aid he
,Aould not ass Tor eoEviiou sna the jury returned
verdict a aoqait,al
Robert Thnmss. called TO defend himself asains.
charge q -rana larceny Ia being scd IN the stca
ina watch, worth $50 Tue prisoner vas inpl-alsd
with JAMES ent, who pleaded xcilty to The charge
zone day ego sus IVES sent 20 thc state pItsJu Ire
watch b,ionrsi 90 Gee Kelly Of 70 ms H,cssv'it
s,rost Geo uIlaoolsy. boy in the employment Of
Mr. Kelly. testified that the cverins q tn Est OF
September. the rronsr came into tn sore aai Nssed
q look ~ some -atehes. Among othrrs shown g. h
sold watch worth nbont 80 While The pri'oe.r
vas examining u. the boy. Jamcs Went cams ia.
Thoms. std be knew Nothing about weht, bat Ls a.
sisted the ofcers q police N tnjing hifn cut Neh,
usv nothing OF the thsit The jury thought, uudsr
the circumstance N a. the guilt ~ The pIi. ner Wa
IN doubt; they. th,rtfore, rsnderos 1srd.cs q not
guilty and fhonss vas once more sct Al lit"ry
Tur B1sroS LAvcERR AyD TAX MAtoEs o. NrH
fcEA ANp BropELrN We perceive from the Bo--
ton rapeTs that the following toass were giveu ni
the festival 10 the Bosios Lancer In Fsnrui liall.
on their return from New York
The Military Of New iofk and m Natl0aal
Lancers--May this visit serve % keep alive thl'
good feeling which ought 90 exist between the
military % two sister cities.
"Thc Natiousl Guards OF New York and the Ni
iional Lsncers Of Bos,on-They have pledge
Themselves to stand side by side, in support OF the
Union andss long as men like thosc can be found,
who are willing 10 acquire knowledge q military
ailnirs, end are ready TO put hat knowledge into
practice. 81 long our cities end institutions are
safe, and our families may retire 10 roN without
fear Of nolcstafion.
The Washipeton liorse Ousrds aod The nlng.
gold Horse Guards OF the city 81 Brooklyn-Thoif
hospitality and military skiIi are fulv worthy OF
the patriotic nanles they bear.
New rork-The LinPire City ct TIE Wcs'crn
Worid-l n mcrchanfa are umeurplssed TOT cnisf-
prize; her mechanics have shown 70 the world thit
they arc not to be outdone IN the construction ~
PALACES and Of ships; her llborers arr indus'nous
and rrcsPercns, and her citztns are uH'"a"ed ~
T" The health Of the Mayor Of Boston and ifook-
lyn."
Il 10 very significant thai the Mayor Of Nor York
is pointedly omitted. lie knows the reason.
In reply 20 the health OF Amin Bsy, hls iaterrrc-
ter said .
"I lem requested by Amin Bey 70 resPoai on bis
behalf lie thanks you, and says he comes here
on a voyage Of discovcty, for information AID
frcnds; he " not soldier, but a saiior--and ne
sailor riyes You his warmest regards. tn tbs part
Of his sovereign. he thanks you for tho krd uyics
yta have taken Of bis scss.