The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-07

DoaurO n0 no0oI hoo0roGI It8ou.
pursuant to adjou1nsat Six persons were ssnteaceA
TO the STATE pr.e. ssd fer various offences
committed within the last few days.
Plea Of Gxilty.-A Frsuchman, named Charles Jean
Goddard, indicted for grand larceny, psaded guilty 70
the above oencs he having stolen quantity q go0h
from Francis Brown The Court sentenced the prisoner
to be imprisoned in the State prison for two years
committed on the person Of John Bshoo pleaded guilty
to assault and battery only and the Court having ac
eep,sd mis- p,. Ss 'p sDs vss osS 70
Malicious Aschief John Moore convicted Of the
offence having set Are and destroyed carriage
belopsipg TO Levi Adams of Harlem sentenced 10
one years imprisonment in the penitsntisry.
Pas Larceny james Fisher convicted Of pstit lar
cepy having stolen two tubs of butter FROM grocery
store In Hsrter street sentenced TO six months i'm
pIisopment IN the penitsntiary.
Aoms'aughir. Alexander Patterson was next ought
up for sentence he having been convicted yesterday OF
the above eenes III having caused the dsath Nautilus
WAilus, on the Fourth Of July last By shoodng
cldentay with loaded muskst. The Recorder In pro-
nouncing Ibe OF the Court sid that
nearly body carried firearms the Fourth OF
still the laws OF the STAG do not allow any so Try
loaded firearms III city On ssy day The jury having
recommended hi to the mercy OF the Court Honor
suspended udg in this ana the prisoner was
dicbA geo.
Manslaushter Charses Boeruer Who was Indicted at
the July term for for having caused the
S death Of Jons ,n Mary wal :, wa. thea
details OF the shocking affair will be found highly inter
esting.
at 50 Christie street, he exsmsed the body of Mes WALL
and his opinion tuat her death led rup
ture OF the womb. When he opened ths abdomen he
found the cavities full blood acn she ed force
had been used; the left side Of the womb he found
rupture, about six incos, lepgsa which gavs
the bleed found in the cavity. The Inflammation WAS 30
extensive that the ipssnes had stuck the womb No
such rupture could take place without dis charge Of
blood on the par, of the patsnt Tse womsas stomach
quite healthy that tbs rupture could have
been poo aBeous
Here the witness croesexsnined BY the prisoner
coursel
Madeline Ellen. being duly sworn, deposed-That she
was Dic wife; was 10 Mrs Wallis houae on the morning
OF her confinement the prisoner there witness aid
not see doue oy the prisoner as she was in
another room; shs after wards him operating; he
used poker to OBTAIN the deliveraacs 1t rusty,
ard he creased it, he said that he would have to take
the of the child the several times said that
he would pull her body all to pieces; he commenced to
work again when she said he would tear her heart out
the doctor then cursed At her Witness told the prisoner
that he to send for another doctor when he said
" there we're three more there they could not act
better than he could" De Wilheln sent for after
the prisoner gave up tbe and he succeeded
delivering the woman in a few minutes.
Dr. Cameron again took the stand and testified that
the in which the prisoner treated her
aud rot legitimate The pulling oat Of the arm
uKeless.
DR.. Wilhelm, the Coroner, who delivered the woman
after the unsuccessful attempt OF the prisoner was then
examined and testified the conduit he foun un
fortunate in absorption of which would shock
the ears OF M Of degree Of modesty
Several witne then produced for the defence
testitying to tho great skill Of the prisoner
csucheur.
The counsel for the defence then summed up the
evidence for the Defence arguing that of Skill as
the prsor would have csased the rupture
OF the womb and that it must have spontaneous or
caused by DR.. Wilhelm.
The Assistant District Attorney. Mr. Hall then sum-
med up the evidence fer the prosecution, contsndng
culpable negligence. while attempting to deliver the
ments consultation rendered the verdict Of Guilty Of
mapslauehter In the fourth degree"