The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-12
Court OF General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen IIavs and Miller.
JUsE l0.-Conricion II Too DisAsnest Iio:i pdit0g-
Two black boys named William Parker and Reed Parker
brothers, placed trial charged with grand lar
ceny in stealing about sI5 in money from Mr. Beverly
Tucker. ut the Irving House the 10th of April last
IL appear-d from the evidence that Mr. Tucker bad LETT
his room for the purpose Of taking bath and one Of
the prisoners. who had 10 the wen. in for
the purpose Of brushing clothes While performing
this Office his attention attracted by the sight Of
wallet In the pocket Of vest which he was dusting
The money quickly transferred from the wallet 70
the possession Il Parker who subsequently shared the
plunder With his brother. only par. Of the money
covered the accused went out fro!c, AM
spent portion fit. ON being arrested aud taken he
tore the Mayor, the boys confessed their guilt The
had fore honor Mayor wa read be-
the jury also the affidavit Of Mr. Tucker stify to
that the money stolen from him. The jury wishing
having their SEATS r.urned verdict Of guilty, aud the
court ordered the prisoners 70 be remandei until Mon
day fer sentence
Pl,o.ld Guilty 10 7E.f qf .Loeiry.-, LAD, named
James Henry placed ut the bar charged with steal
ing upwards of 500 worth u icwelry and other vau
sbles from the II Robert a. Boltsn No - LeNin.
ton avenue the III of April last. The property
sistng &c diamond nd other ring gold chain ln-kst
and some money, traced to the possession Of ths
prisoner; and a. he could give account Of IA he s
possessed ~ the stolen articles Ia held
couniahle for the theft The court sent him u the
House of Refuge.
DiorJ.riy Iops,s - ~ Ifrc poin,,-some time aro
large number Of The keepers u house, the Five Points
and adjacent streets indicted disordefy They
came uP. pleaded guilty end pt IN ahitayits or pro-
duced witnesses TO show that the nuisance had been
ahated Gu such showing the court Suspended Judgment
hut ordered the police 10 keep ok out and II the Of
itLdtrs VIE again ioand gully OF 0isorucry A0Usekee
Ing o. bring them up, and they should b. sentenced
A. acht h. expected the oil hauns u i.ariyr
and bruils b'cAme teuantcd by the persons
Who had formerly occupied them Some chanxei h1utcs
- as TO BE- enabled % that thoJ had removed This
morning one u the most truublesoma u the elan
brought before the court n bench warrant This
vas woman named Mary Mooney who has repeatedly
sbpped through Tho hes ~ the Law She was ready
T. swear that she wa not dsorley but tai. too oil
tory anl the court sent Ler u the Peuitrutisfy for
rix months.
~ u.-T7t Ciaras aeainti Crflrr. M av. and
Js3&0s--Jfe nfc,iLts Roud Cag-fhe District Att0r-
ney TIL. morning moved tho - John T.. Cryder
Jgnes Mckay ami Alexander H. .irul9n, indicted far
obtsninw nins y.is bonds ofthe Mlwauke nnt N.sis-
spri Railroad c. from ". 4. Flanders, By means u
lc pretcuccs. Mckay and crydcr had not, yet
rails ted. add Crydtr pleaded not guilty on the part
Mickey, counsel in.tuoscd general demurrer TO the
indictment
Tie District Attorney saii he accused w. to late
Nth b. dcmtrnr. ~ preceding. had heretofore t-.en
Instituted with yirw o. having the Indictment guashei
Cogrscl for Mckay replied that no proceedings bad
taken place In refer t. thu indictment Thay
called upon t. plead 70 Il and this CHE deaGrrcs)
was tie Plea which they should iuterpose.
The Fteorder decided that the Interpolation u tho de.
uurrer At this time was regular, aud the court would
htsr arguut nj N H..
The District Attorney announced liz readiness t. e.
into the argument ~ tnce.
Tie Recorder Thought u best to postpone the srumcnt
TIT saturday; " conld then 70 without the necessity
IT IN. iurys preFs 60 the argument On dsmurrcr
aud With " All other proceeding. III the cae were post
Icred TN saturday nest