The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14

Judge Beebe than charged the Jury in Q few words.
dered verdict Of guilty" and were discharged until
Monday.
daughter received the verdict with perfect
i being then o'clock, r. NJ, the Court adjourned IN
MAY l2-After the opening Of the court. this
ing the Judge proceeded to sentence several prisoners
convicted during the term
SENTENCES.
Higlscay Rot5oy--Sepere Sente1oe-A youth named
Robert Burns, who convicted during this term for
highway robbery, was brought up for sentence Judge
fenced him to the penentiary but the officials of that
institution refured to take him there account Of
therefore COM eed to sentence him the State
prison for ten years. but If the prisoner conducted him
half with the Governor Of the State.
James Boyle sentenced to be confined ia the city
prison for five months, for committing assault and
battery.
: man named Gedo Ardes charged with stealing
seventy five yards OF carpet from the store of Mr..
Ofhcer Baldwin deposed that.he found the property,
divided into portions Of yards EACH at three
different stores in the city he recovered all the property
for the owner.
The jury after few moments consideration, returned
The Judge sentenced him to be imprisoned in the
State prison for two years. Tho prisoner left the court
mutterng something in German and tearing his hair ct
Cathaine Ryan was charged with stealing gold watch
William Fisher being duly sworn Sspo.ed that h.
lived West Twenty 9th street. and that the 18th Of
March last sdy,s gold watch worth $50, black silk
coat were stolen from his premises the total value being
about $780, he has some Of these articles since
watch his was it in his care it belonged to
his WIFE the soute of his house was broken open and
the things stolen during the hours Of six and nine in the
evening.
Robert Simpson being duly sworn, deposed-That he
was pawnbroker at 1876 Bowery; the articles were
brought to his store by the prisoner about the 2Sth
March, the prisoner wanted ten dollars for them he said
be would take the goods from her they belonged to her.
he asked her for her place of residence witness gave
formation to the police She the prisoner
the person that to his store the prisoner told i'm
It was not likely that she would give her right name If
The jury, after few minutes consideration, returned
verdict of not guilty.
PLEAS OF GUILTY.
Indictment Of receiving money r false prsssncs. The
pointing great many people who came to court to soc
this noted Ddvidualtr who has created such great
deal Of noise in this city and elsewhere
The Grand Jury then entered the court, and found
true bills of indictment against for various
offences. who were arraigned for trial The Court
then adjourned until IL o'clock this morning.
MAY 13-The court met ct IL O'Clock this moraing
Several light were disposed Of during the foreno
Several criminals sentenced for crimes Of which
they we're convicted during the term.
SENTENCES.
Aoleso oayi 1890 y. ~ ;ns..o.rotaa in Aha 81. =.
prison for two YEARS.
Doniaick Cain WAS sentenced to the psnitenAry for
six months for obtaining money under fase pretencss
Richard Hall was rent to the penitentAry for three
MONTHS for committing assault and battery on . sailor
on board the packet ship Liverpool.
Francis Miller, convicted Of grand larceny,
fenced to the State prison for two years.
ous lad was s:n to the House Of
Charles Muller who was convicted Of burglary in the
third degree Was sentenced to be confined In the State
Three young men, named John Brown, William Brown,
in the first degree were the latter to the
under sixteen years age to the House Of Refuge
RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.
James Hazard was charged with receiving quantity
or IN Hudson street Ocer Baley denosed that he found
the goods s The house Of The pssoner II from
he a. TN
stole the bundle of carpet from Nj Roes store and am
poy cd Hazard to drive him with the goods in coach to
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minds and cong o to Tbs urv r..
,ea sor sevsra sots hut could not Agree
hnur last avsnino tha Sorsnsn sant IN ssvn
s.they would never agree
.,..,. p.,, AcouiIVED.
St gobyv Ios ns1n ma ao
Uarm.r crvor+1 ho;nr DIV svorr aa,osaa That an
the 22d of March last as he was waking down Wskar
street. three men, one OF them the prisoner came be-
hind him. one q them tall man then struck ha twice
the head with heavy the second blow
knocked him down. DAILY then threw himself on tep OF
the Witness broke one OF his ribs and took his pocket
then beca1ne secsHIass and could not fell yho o him
home. il was a brirht moonlirht NIGHT and he would
swear positively that the prisoner struck him. and took
his pocket book from him.
Two witnesses we're then brought forward for the de-
fence aud stated that they Mr. swarta assaulted and
that DAILY instead of commit the assault and robbery
as alleged, after the assaants and cried, stop
thiefP One Of the who robbed Mr. Swartz very
Ike DAILY, and dressed in the kind Of clothes
that he usually wore.
The jury, without leaving their seats, returned
dict Of mot guilty"
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sonnd tbs nropertv In hi. nossess;on '''',' "AN
Pstr;cI Ro benr aniv sSovn dano,.a that Dourb.r,v
Mn,nhv and RYAN cema into his dxs;ns ri,h - ma
b.o wI;ch Contained d"sl thai had ban stoi.n frpu
the compaipant The psoner offered the goods fr ssle