New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23


ths u Army in the of John Clinton, Sergeant of
Company C. 9Th Regiment u s Infantry, and entitled
30 three months pay and suDsislence' ana acmps 70
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Before judge BrEsg
The following letter received at the Court yesterday
morning Sept % relative to order issued some time
ago by the Mayor in reference to the License Laws
To ns Grand JyV 81 the CIV aHd Cos,g@ Ner- YORK.
GrsTLtMES; In compliance with instructions received
from his Honor the Mayor, | would respectfully inform
you that there are no places in the Fifteenth Ward
selling sIruous liquors without license SO lar as am
GEORGE W. DILKs, Capt Police Fifteenth District
THIRTY FIVE PERSONS ARRESTED ~ THE SEVEN
TENTH WARDInpuruence with an order Of the Mayor,
Capt Hart arrested the following persons yesterday all
Of whom being arraiened, pleaded guilty and were dis
Charles Krnbler, Patrick Honnovan Hartman Koop,
Louis Russnglo, John Mclaughlin Charles Dittman Gus
tavus Gnder Jacob Platt John Matter Patrick Phelan,
Thos Daily, Joseph Talbot, Louis Windorhold, Francis
RubeI John hcMahan Peter Lee, Catherine Dafy John
Brimwell Lawrence Farley, John Person Patrick Nc
Cormack Patrick Nulty Patrick Mccormick, Peter Rice,
John Barrett Valentino Bennett Frederick Gilman John
Duffy, James Saunders Abby Kugan Patrick Mcmahon,
Thos. Cunningham, David Burke, Margaret Doyle aud
George Mathews.
Henry H. Wade, John Able and Charles Rosser
raigned from this Ward and pleaded guilty
SIXTH WARD-Anne Mulligan, John Ford, Francis
Legoupl. Frederick Marier, William Harris, Francis
McKenna JAS l.. Board and Jacob Koher were brought
into Court this morning and pleaded guilty.
ELEVENTH WARD-John White, John Thomas Anne
Thomas, Daniel Kelly, Mrs. Anne Taft, Michael Sutton,
Patrick Power, Jas. Mcclure Souch Monhoimer, Allen
Lyon, james Kelly Valentine Haughnagle and Thomas
Daley also arragned and pleaded guilty to selling
liquor without license.
boy named Philip Smith tried this charge and
acquitted by the Jury lie then discharged after be
ing severely reprimanded by the Court for keeping bad
company. The Judge advised him to leave the city i'm
mediately.
Patrick Mahar then placed at the bar, charged with
obtaining $500 from Robert Connolly Wholesale and retail
liquor dealer No 2O2 Grandst under false and fraudu
lent pretenses, the 3lst day OF December last The
complainant on being sworn deposed that the defendant
when he bought the goods represented 10 him that he
the owner of house but Il afterwards turned out To be
false and he paid for the liquors On the
examination appeared that the representations made by
the defendant not the of Mr. Connolly parting
with the goods The Jury rendered verdict OF guilty
John Cenan charged with stabbing acquaintance
named William Cavanah, in the abdomen From the evi.
dence appeared that the defendant acted in self defence
and justified in using the knife The Jury in this
acquitted the prisoner
German named Louis Morning then placed at
the bar charged with stealing eco from Franz Rohinger
The jury In this could not agree upon verdict
The Court then adjourned FOR the day there being no
for trial ON hand.