The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-12
Court Of General Sessions.
Before Judge Beebe Aldermen Ward and Denmar

SPEEDY JUSTICE-NANIFEsT DESTINY.
Arm l1.-Thomas Doyle and John Morrison, alias
frenchy," both of whom identified with the des
Perae gang Of dock thieves of which two-Howlet and
SAul-Ltey suffered the extreme penalty Of the law and
who only arrested Saturday last under circu
stances detailed in yesterdays HERALD arraigned,
tried, convicted, and sen,enced-Doyle to the State
prison for three years and Morrison for five. On How
let's tal Morrison was detained as witness and,
his promise TO leave the city and seek respectable live
hhood he was discharged and furnished with means-but
his was . manifest destiny
PLEA OF GUILTY.
William ABLY, q coored boy, indicted for burglary,
pleaded guilty Of grand ceny and sentenced to
years imprisonment
sLUNG SHOT AGAIN.
william Fannin /" nice young man, convicted
of entering the store Of Thomas Hayes in Forty third
street between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, and be
coming troublesome, when the complainant Hayes put
him out using unnecessary violence, whereupon he
turned and struck him with sung shot, fracturing his
(Hsyeso skull Remanded for sentence
ANOTHER MURDEROU5 ASSAULT.
Henry Ecksrt, indicted for felonious assault Geo.
Keller BY stabbns him. convicted of aggravated
assault only, and was rem anded for sentence.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Charles Clark alias Richard Lorae (colored) pleaded
eu to an Indictment for Obtaining certain ns
false pretences and also rcmanded
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Thomas Downing VAS tried and convicted for highway
robbery the person Of Matthias Klaer, Of 123 West
Sixteenth street. one evening last month. demanded
DEATH or ESOCH L. CAMP, Eso.-ADJoURNMENT OF
THE COURT.
Mr. A. A. Phillips said that he for the purpose of
announcing to the court the death of Enoch Camp ESQ.,
for many years counsellor in this court Mr. departed
this Ike 81 his reside in this city about O'Clock yes
tsrday morning after many weeks of painful suffering yet
up short period Of his decease he did not seem
asa!e o. his approaching dissolution for within hour
Of his death he freely converted with bis wife with
ference 70 his departure for the South this day Yet,
eoatrAry 10 the expectations Of all death put
end 70 his suffsripgs and removed him from As
man, Mr.. Camp by his kind courteous. and gsntemany
department, has endesred himself to- and Is embamed
the affections Of large circle of friends For many
years he the special spondent OF the NEw Yok
HRD, st Washington and ater, one Of the editors Of
the National Police G0-ets At comparatively Late pc
Rod Of his life he embraced the profession Of the lay. in
which he praotsed with both honor and profit To
up his character he was man--possessipg noble and
generous impulFss-a and kindly heart, alive 10
the suTerings Of his fellows. lie my and per-
soeA friend, aud his mcmery is cherished by me. As
mark Of respect TO his memory have the honor 70 move
that this court do adjourn, and that suitable en-
try he made on the minutes of the court.
Judge bcsbe aid that he fully concurred with the
marks Of the med gentleman and Nc Camps
character and conduct have under his personal ob
sevvsuou he has always COMMANDED and respect
In accordance vt the motion IL ordered that this
ccart do nov adjourn and that entry o. the
be made on the minutes Tie court then rose accord
ingiy.