The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

U0W8E Of 0Dno6ul 9osn10nDs
80, -. A-Ihs ceart met this ner.ias q g
nsuA. hour and afssr trying aai srrsigahg
license, adjourned until Monday msrnng st ne ussal
hour.
Assault sssA Intent to KU-Two nsa. named JOIN
sweeney and William Wallace, two Of the crew Il tho
brig 81 dsoss weTs place. e the bar sh.rsA Vita as
while ordering the to their work. II then q -
up and struck him In the face, and proceeded csm
head with handspike ard firing marlinspikes a Ma
The complainant then down into the cabia, and ca
up on deck With loaded pistol but befor: ns could ass
II OF he again struck the head with ciub,
rendering him nsensble the jury In this cas- sfter
retiring for two hours rendered verdict OF guilty vth
endation of mercy to the CURT who ssatoncsd
them to three years imprisonment in the State prs
CAUTION TO LIQUOR pEALERs-FFTY ONE PRISONS
INDICTED FOR SELLING LIQUOR IN THE sIxTHns'TH
WARD WITHOUT LICENSE.
Yesterday the following persons were brought ~ b.
fore his Honor Judge Bebes charged with ssp< quor
without license sho all plead guilty and were discharged
pos " n.1 ~hsn their psu %
d., Hugh Byrne, Henry Buddls Eliz~ Bell Christepher
Corse Patrick co'l.n, Richard oobu%, Tho%a, ouins:,
Christian Grouse Edward DE- Win. Joseph Duscher, 3D.
ward DnTn. Charles H Duseaer, James Fitzsmmops,
Patrick F.toy, John Garm. Jacob Gluck Michael GO.
Thos. Hesrn ~ard Keims John Klinksr John Besas
Owen Mslion Patrick McKerpan, Henry Mencks, james
nas P. AD' oasu oS.sso Js~:s r..sss,
John Quinn. John Riley, Michael Riley, Bernard Rysa,
John Sullivan Geoge schuer Henry Stock alias ,riaAd,
Seba Yienken o. Voncsmpen, August Worltks. Joseph
WsIdaw, r. wsrsebss William Walsh, Charles white
Total 81 Spcn a batch of psoners was never bensld
and Dutcnnen. Some were well dressed, Wnns
others were far from bei,g res .ectabis. Ons
German il se~s captured In n hs %
With Sus pants meuted with RED atrioe "A
q military cap with yellow band. The pocs perform
ed good days work, and entitled to tas hug nest
ed COR placing before court of justice uty one nor
s,ps guilty Of selling liquor In the yard alone
ySious were the twsta and turns OF the pr whs
without license Some alleging that ,hsy were net
guilty. and upon seeing others who, pleading guilty,
g .sG' s ran in great .
aked If he guilty or not guilty, replied that hs
just whatever the captain wished HIM to b. inc
very good" says the son of the EoisrAd Isle. !" q
course am but they would not give license whom
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judge, and the sentsmany clerk would plead guilty just
because al the Others did 60 They we're all ini:s.ed -
Of the ward before Wednesday and endsavor 70 pro-
license from him. and then report themselves
at the court on Wet nesday morning
The Court then adjourned for the day.
GENERAL JAIL DELIvERY-EsCAPE OF FIVE PRISON.
ERs CONVICTED OF BURGLARY, FROM THE OoUKr
ROOM.
convicted Of burglary and brought down from the Tomhs
to be sentenced ecsped from the court In the fol-
lowing Ingenious manner and had not been ARRESTED -
to q late hour last evening
The prisoners, whose names are Henry Early, Arthur
Graham, Thomas Thompson Jeremiah Totten and Frede
rick winslow brought from the Tombs along With
the batch Of liquor Dealers and being separated fson
them, placed until the others we're arragned In thu
back court tom, which opens into the front
of two large folding DOORS and at present unfufnshsd
The locks not being the side doors that lead into the
hall outside two pieces Of wood had been nailed down as
Dougherty left in charge Of these dssperadoes
but having occasion to leave the for few momsnt
they In his absence got ren bar that lay in the
and pried the stick up liberated theme elves and passed
down stairs into the street without being observed
As It Was discovered that the precious btrds
%Se lev
after examining the premises, despatched ssverA
Of bis "shadows" in pursuit The most e1traer-
binary circumstance connected with the affair II,
that man named Weph, convicted Of grand larssnys
was in the same room with them but did not know
room and inquired Of him whore tho prisoners wsss.
1t seems that he looking out of the window, end
those who sscsped, being In great hurry (as may -
tune and consequently made their departure silently
that he had no idea Of their absence until he qus
toned by the officers
We do not wonder at all at the escape of thsss MI
and expe,ed before this to hear OF such
event happened yesterday for the unanishsd ssts
Of there being no locks the doors Even the Judges
dstk is Icing pine table, without 1t u nsv
ire commenced being erected, and yet strsuss =
cay, It ia rot half finished yet. The Grand Jury
mediation AID earnestly requested the. court 70
furnish them with better lighted and vsntfi .tsd
tteiDg down in the Basement iti very damp, and
has caussd of the members Of the Grand Jury to 70
main In his bed for the ast Eve days. from very ssves
cold caught there while In o.chsrgs Of his duty Fer
kI owedge Of Judge Beebes character have not
tie slightest doubt that he VII endesvor to hays ths
court loom finished possible. There Ia oue
greet deficiency in this ROOM which ia ths q
proper place TO put the prisoners in from which thsy
OF make fools Of the officers who escaped
yesterday have done The escaped convics were IA,
age and but few days ago tried and convicted e
burglary