The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-07

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and wanted put up the horse asd have some s.ppx
Witnees ssld he could do He afterwards wanted 10
se the horse stated Psrfuner In Brooklyn, and
MI Noskss said he had horse he would trot against
him to Harlem, and il he, (Nr N got back nrst ne
would give him $40 for his horse and II not he you'd
give him $780, witness the and gave the $40 for
the horse In the prisoners possesson ssd the ater then
wanted to sell the gg for 80 more ana witness beng
sent for an efeer and simon arrested The jury i'm
msdistey returned verdict Of guilty and the Court
tempt at an explanation TO two years Inn Imprisonment
.aeg,atfd-Ch~se q Bismy-Thomss Frysrsou,
ryrg Sarah Ann Williams, on the 2sth July 1851 his
frt wife Bridget Gleeson whom he married Limerick
Ireland In lS46, being still alive
For the proseeu. Ten, Ben Stephenson depossd that
she present at the rst marriage and knew the par
ties The wife ermery Bridget Gleeson) was now alive
and in this city and she saw her on Mon lay
Catherine A. Gonzales, . smsrtiy dressed and snowy
looking young lady, with peculiarly bright black eyes.
took her place the stand and dspossd she lived at 22
Division street the prisoner d she thought mar
RED to Miss Williams by the Rev e. T. Psase on the
Gross examined she supposed she could swear to the
prisoner did not think she could 20 mhtaken thought
IL him she knew him by name Of Forester only
O. Have you ever been married Witness (dartiug
nost indignant glance at the eounse decline answer
ing that ques Hon
Council Very VOL. Where do you live A DlvL
sion street q. Who you living with there : Wit
mess decline answering that question Are yea
living with man there 2 decline answering. q How
long have you lived there 2 Two months. O. Where
did you live before A. In q house O. Where de-
cline answering Q. Do you know the who married
them? witness what should know about tho mans
business daughter Q. Is he minister 2 A. Yes.
DO you know whether he is minister or alawyors A.
Yes. How do yon know he Is . minister A. Because
he locks like minister Qaughter) he came as minis
ter, and no married Thorn a. minister. (Laushscs)
q. Did he ever come to Diviaon street No (Lauxh-
ter Q Did you ever hear him preach A. No.
daughter
Anna II Rade lady Of rather more mature aye and
shape. and Of rather brunette hue was next called
sne had been present ct the marriage, but would not
Gross ined-Hsd the first wife (Statem snts
OF the latter vers attempted TO be proved show that
they considered the marriage nuty, but were ruled
The Assistant District Attorney stated that Me- psass
would not sws positively; and as he not provided
with more testimony the proof Of she second marriage
the direction Of his Honor Judge bsebe returned
diet OF Not Guilty accordingly.
.4cquitd.--Eilen Fleming, . nymph Il the pre- WAS
tried and acquitted . charge of robDing James q.
Smith Of gold watch The details neither inter-
sstins nor edfyLs The property restored to the
owner
Systematic and hmpudsu Proud Charles Livingston
was Indicted for obtaining foar dollars and half from
Morris Moser BY falsely pretending that he was ooa
stable and could property which had been
stolen, kc The prosecutor stated that he Cigar
dealer at 1875 wasr street aud that in the month Of
October bis store robbed Of about three hundred
dollars and silver that he knew the prisoner
Alexander Lee, constable. One Sunday evening few
days Afterwards the prisoner came to his house and
stated he knew what he had Lost that he constable
and had the thief In custody and could get him his
.t0
the Court the next morning Believing these repre-
senatioIs, CONTINUED the witness my rife and went
hsn to n val. hna mst
down and said the shers ready and had 10
pay four dollars and half for them l gave him ave
dollars an hs took nae and my wife into the Superior
Court whore waited alite while and he then said we
had better 20 to tavern and wait and be would let
afterwards, and told st twelve O'Clock. We went and
waited for two hours and thought would what
the matter.
n tn, Court-Hs rsvsr a.ms HAL N.uoht.r,. v,t
pess would not have given him the So IL he had not
li.ved he constable and had arrested the thief
mover known him before; the prisoner was the
man who represented bmsaf as Alexander Lee, CON-
stable.
Gross examined by Mr. Voorhees, Gave him the money
ct the first ntimson; he had club with him but no
star witness had lived in New York year and hail.
and knew the men who stars officers had not
promised to give him the money he would try rot
out the robbery the prisoner stated positively he had
found out and arrested the thief
The Court charged the jury that II they believed the
representation such an one a. would deceive person Of
esdnszy understanding the prisoner was guilty; and
1t beiEg Understood that there were several Similar
charges against the prisoner he was remanded that
stable.
thor simple locking fellow, who describes himself ~
shoemaker was charged with uttsriDs eighth day q
November last, check on tho Bo~ery Bsak for s2s,
By ". Nusos 90, o! IS walker street. Mr. r Ssnss
proved the check badly executed forgery and
The statement made in person by the prisoner that
be lad been induced BY some young men With whom hs
I II q e = e. dss" e. on =:
redeemed. That they had not redeemed and he pre-
ssnsed It, and that hs had since given sush infernsion
officer In vain search There appeared to be- general
impression that there might be truth In this state
the clause BY which they might convict in tho foursh
degree they thought there Was dosb. whether he
fos Y N 10000 ia xs91s hns.
diet In accordance With the suggestion Court
sentenced tho prisoner to thirty days confinement In the
Shop LUtsas-J,xns observation-disclosures and Helena
schabe, and Elizabeth Witts all Germans, the rst
enameled diamond ring value S160, from the store Of
George Andrews No 149 Fulton street on the Ed Of
November Last while there In company examining some
Mr. aohulters salesman dspossi distinctly thst The
actions Of the parties had attracted his attention. snd
ring In question which he did net produce he ooa-
sidered 1t higher priced than they wore likely
70 rsqprs that enc Q, the party choose ring which ss
,mnsstely and the parties were subsequently seversY
arrested, bat the property had net been traced
covered.
nunber Of witnesses were called to character who
gave them cash good one; bat on GROSS examination
having been made The jury retired after an hours
absence returned and said they could agree Judge
Beebs refused to discharge thsa and requested them %
",
supplied with rsfreshnents They again withdrew and
At bali past six clock ssers take chArgs
Of them for the night which they requested fur
ther oonierence often minutes Tho Judge consented 10
wait and finally at nearly esyen o'clock they resuraed
with verdict OF guilty recommending that the Court
make adssinchon. The prisoners we're remandsd, and
the court adjourned till Friday morning
8ppsatnAnt MIR John Van Tassell ths esteemed late
Criex Of this court having been csAed In BY tho
thoritss, a. ststse Yesterday, Mr. Abra v Davies The
most courteous and attentive officer detailed for duty
here, has bess unanimously a2pciatsd In has stead.
United States Marshsl's ORes.
JAN 6-.4ssxuk Wia Dsngesus Wespou-Dsputy
AarshA l. De Angels arrested named Jsoss ohl1
mats Of the shiP Osvsgo saargea with assault with
dangerous weapon s0 Q seamsA named HsUss the
last voyage hsn New Orisansts this port Us accused
was hsd TO aHsWes.
GRAAr EXCITEMENT IN STEuBRHvILLE, OHIo.-
The usually quiet city Of gtsubenvius has been TIE
scene q extraordinary excitement for days pssk
growing out OF ceucfevery between two Of the edftoa
thefe-Wn X. Allison, editor Of the Herald aad Il. A.