The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

time or p,sce BET ,h The, judged the aaayit insu
Client, and the motion must he dsA,ed.
Mr. Clark could NOS p,ooesl, asd Mr. whiting, Who
wa the leading counssi was gagged Mr. G. was about
to leave the court when Mr. Chatild said he would
10 IL down for Thursday, and that
day AND try it.
Mr. Clark wi,h,d to be understood as entering Into
stipulation and the Attorney General would require
more; but he understood the Court would set 1t down
The Recorder ssssses and the parties soon after left
the court Adjourned.
Before the Recorder and Aid. Tweed and Cornell
D.c. u -" Runnisg s. FIN DesMochins "-viniAn No
Cavanssh lad about ninetesa years age brought
up for trial TIE prisoner had BEEN indicted for Highway
robbery together with james Mckinley eighteen monchs
ego Mckinley has eiAcs bees discharged hAd been
McCAvanagb also but arrested the prosecutor re-
his .ane was Nathan 1iaaers resident OF New Hanp-
shire and thai, taxing srsi !. the n'srspolis NE
he heard fire alarm; and wishing ito see hos
they did those thinss" in New York he started for
for the Returning thence he aocosted by tho
two youths who asked him for money this request
he refused to comply With but proposed to treat bis
found city friends somethiae eat and drink They
proceeded accordingly and INDUCED in some and
drinks Of them Asked him what o'clock II WAS and
his taking out his watch woch fifteen doiars 10 see
Mckinley sDashet IT, while the prisoner at the bar held
him by the back Of his neck. He called for assistance
and ofneer Timothy Clark came up ana fsay arrested
both the q the attack In the Sixth avenue
The Recorder chsyed'hs jary carefully on the subject
and they retired After considerable absence, they
unable to The s,ass ,s slns a.
robbery In the first degree was net made out they msht
convict Of assault and battery or petit larceny but not
Of both
They ultimately agreed . verdict Of assault and
battery and the prisoner Was sentenced to the penen-
tary for one year
PLs1ed Gully james Wilson, aged twenty two,
Indicted with James Walker for highway robbery pea1
cd guilty OF grand larceny Of which offence walker was
heretofore convicted THESE two young men haa broken
into tbs room Of Honors Jenkins 70 Cherry street
the 10th October and stolen dresses &e to the amount
OF SIS and afterwards meeting her had taken SO In
money from her Fer sss
The Recorder observing that the robbery was OF an
aggravated nature sentenccd him to the State prison
for four years and ten months.
Albert Lupcrt, Prussiaa, sgcd twsrty SIX pleaded
guilty also 10 charge Of grand larceny In stealing on
the 9Th July watch and chain. two pencils aud
brooches valued together at $50 from the room Of
Gath crime Dowd Fl Mulberry street. The prosecutor
met him In October In Chatham street recognized him,
ana accused him Of the robbery whom after smart
the prisoner adopting the old dodse Of crying stop
tbiei' himself he vas captured. Sentence two years
imprisonment.
.aosusfod.-ADdrew Broemsn an Ihshmsn OF large
proportopp was indicted fer grand larceny In stealing
$40 from country soman named Catherine Kelly under
the following circumstances Tns prosecutriI single
living In Mulberry street in tho OF
last summer dangerously III and vihing 70 distribute
her savings In the event Of her death among the
/ and orphans q the Roman Catholic Church, aad TO