The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18
Court OF General Sessions.
Before His Honor Judge Beebe.

Nov. 16-Grand Larorsy-A youth II years Of age,
named Albert Quincy, was found guilty Of stealing
Mrs. Cavanagh Third avenue and sentenced three
and six months imprisonment in the State prison
An UnmahfM and hncmig5k Rascal-A young man
named Albert Wyman who has been in the habit of
dressing himself In woman's clothes, charged In the
days ago that Judgment was suspended him by the
Court he having pleaded guilty to stealing gold watch,
upon his crime very hard one, and consequently
sentenced the prisoner on the old charge to four years
and four months imprisonment ~ the State prison.
Ho,se Stdlng-Peter fully charged with stealing
1t appeared from the evidence of the officer who
under archway with the horse 1.-THE ngAt was very
dark and upon asking him who the horse belonged
TO- he replied to nnss and that he worked him 10 dig
him that his presence oud be required at the station
house. he very promptly denied al ownership of the ami
their Seats and the Judge sentenced him to two years
confinement in State prison where he would be ct liberty
70 9rve .onI footed animal Is aitsn as ne liked
Johnson was found guilty Of abstracting pocketbook
containing aundy articles of value from the of
venerable dame with the ancient Of Barbara Samp
and to three years imprisonment in the
marble palace at Sing Sing.
placed at the bar charged with burgriousy entering the
premises 1927 occupied BY Whitney Porter
adry goods store and abstracng herefro property to
the value of al Of which has since been recovered
For the prosecution 1t proved that the morning
Of the burglary the prisoner coming out Of
oyster lscn with buxdle OF goods in his poA session.
aftsr~axds Identified the pfopsYty q Whihtsy and
Porter and tbaths hired cfses to drive him to Eliza
beth street On the other hand for the defence
shown that the prisoner at home the morning Of
the burglary. The case occupied three or four
hours indspoeing of it, the counsel for the prisoner
making great efforts to his CLIENT while the Assistant
District Attorney also exerted himself for the sake Of
justice and the welfare Of society to prove the guilty
The jury retired about half three O'Clock, PM and
up to late hour had not agreed upon verdict
CONVICTED.
Foy l7-Eetn Larceny "A reRpectable looking man,
named James Steers was placed at the bar charged in
Howard Derby No. 49, Mercer street There being
some doubt to the value of the properly stolen and
as to whether burglary actually committed the
jury under of the Court rendered verdict of gull
~ Of petit larceny The prisoner was remanded until
Saturday for sentence.
PLEA OF GUILTY.
Grand Larceny MARY Ann Bradley pleaded guilty to
ling gold watch, the property Of Doretta Meyers
valued at $780, and remanded for sentence until Sat-
urday next.
ACQUITTED.
Hghapdy RoJtery.-A seafaring man, named Michael
Kane was charged with robbng Mathew Waters in the
Fourth ward but the identity not being fully established
the jury, under charge Of the Court, rendered YER
dict OF acquittal The prisoner decent looking man.
and had family to support by his earnings Thanking
the court and jury for their just discrimination he with
gratitude