New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

person al violence and rowdysm which OF late have
cur red attended often With fearful sequences There
can be- no doubt, be said that this evil reached To
such degree thai personal security has become much
impaired III s the emphatic duty Of magistrates and
couru, by energetic action herein 20 enfors the aws
Hs Honor also called their attention 10 the crimes Of
gambling and debsuchery, which are 90 prevalent In
the community hso, to the violations II the laws
laiive ~ usuTy lotteries and e.ectlona He also stated
that they were authorized 10 Inquire Into any wttfui
neglect or violsuon OF duty by public officers msss
ustes thu condition and arrspe emeui Of all buildings
and vesses for the accommodation OF large nbers OF
persons, Including theatres churches school houses,
&c Also, into the condition and manner II using lo>o
motive and other steam gine' railroads and steam
eTs In regard o. those he said "Tne numerous acct
teus which occur In the etnplo ymeut them, and ue
dreadful consequences which follow, make man. est
the extreme necessity oithis exercise of your suho lily
The recent appalling cstss'r1uhe on the Hudson luvsr
10 proof too horrible 20 be dsregndo ~ the extreme
necessity Of hid examination into this subject. law
This Ste ett declaring the act of creating OF allow
Ing 20 be undue unssie quantity OF steam, Tor
the puipOse Cf exceng other boat In speed for
the purpose o Increasing thc speed Of such boat ME
oeuesLor All violations Of ihis l.w within the county
1t your du'y 10 inquire into. and =. .lls within your
powers to inquire into any Violations Of reasonable and
proper care not only In the construction Arrangement
aud mant, name" OF s,cair-vefsls. zines, rail
Tosos and locomotives Employed within tie County but
IN he employment II engineers b. ikcrnen tenders II
The s"tctes or urnouts of railroads snd o,ner Mcers
having authority In the direction control partially
tdoordinaiey otheIwi.c the uf various
Instruments, aud into all those thing The Of
tctency - 10 Which endang gers personal security or
Ahcr The conclusion oil II" charge tao Grand Jury
turned,o common 20 tbeiS lnbors.
Trial for 4oo.h vhL Iqie7f 70 KM-Wm O'BriAn
wa' placed trial. charged with having hred pistol
loaded with powder and two balls a. Patrick Fagan
LIQUOR In Ridge TIE "a OF June ast win Ia
ter, TO take hs life The complsnan.s face was badly
hurned by the powder, nut the balls missed him aud
iode'd n the wall behind The shooting took pls~e Il,
tb house Of the complainant and the accuseo II Ia al
concealed hin1tpt 4
waited for the coming In Ci f.gan rem he made The
attack. II WIS conteuded by the def that tire az
wss IN Elf defensthat tho accused went = Pagan,
boUte mere he forbidden 30 come see IL sls
ter NO had married Pagan, and that Pagan assaulted
him fret The case not CONCLUDED when this branch
the Court adjourned fer the day and the Jury s-pa.
rated I'LL this morning
Ern,ng Se6siOn.-Bcfore Judge Beebe
aid Aid Barr and Stutey ant Trial for FO19try-Cor
neius Delowry, boy H. Year, of age, tried and
committed Of forgery In the 18th degree in having 90
sec nd Of June last forced and uttered check
Bank Of the State IT New York for 600. pUrporng
have been signed by Rollins Brother aid Endorsed by
hetchum co. he was remanded for sentence.
Trial or Htrslary-Jss. Taylor IL years OF age,
convicted of burglary in the 81 degree In having tho
22d of June broken into the Of w and g. Price,
40 lludsonst, and stolen $50 worth Of goods Sen
tence-State Pri.on years. Henry Mills impaded
with Taylor, pladed guilty and was sentenced 10 the
STATE P'isOn for years.
Pta # Gniy-John P Russell Indicted for false pre-
fences obtaining goods from Van Duscn 'sgger Of
Liberty It, pleaded guilty and was remanded for SEN
ttnce
Christian Eickes blended guilty TO fa.e pretenies In
obsirug e. worth Of candy ~ rcpres"r in that he
WIS GeHt by third party for IT. Sentence, City Prison
80 osyt
Grand Larcen John Conner tried and
victtd Of stealing so - from John Drcher, Of Ono
Hundred and Twenty thirdst, near Third av On ap-
Pile ation of council sentence deferred till Thurs
day TO Pve opportunity Of moving 10 set the verdict
aside the ground that there had been court both
of the Aldermen having left the bench at the com
neDcement Ut the trial
The Court then adjourned for the day.