New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Judge BEEsE.
AT the openrg of the Court yesterday morning. the par
ties convicted on Tuesday last of riot in tho Eighteenth
Ward were brought up for sentence Severed aflidavs
were read by their counsel with view 10 the mitigation
Of their sentences after which the presiding Judge made
some remarks to the prisoners relative to tho crime OF
which they had been convicted and then passed sentence
upon them follows.
Thos Barnes, City Prison Is days and fine OF $40
John Sheldon fined SIS
Bernard Dolnn City Prison Is days and a fine Of $40
Daniel Bate City Prison 10 days and fine Of $40.
Michael NJ, Gurlon, fined SIS.
Denis Herman, City Prison Is days and fine OF $40
Patrick Butler City Prison IS days and fine Of s0.
Michael McMannus City Prison Is days and fine OF
$40
Patrick Ball City Prison Is days aud hne of SO
Patrick Kelly City Prison 30 days and fine OF So
Michael Burton City Prison 20 days and n fine of $40
Jas Wallis City Prison Is days and fine of $40.
srm knowlion, City Prison - days and fine OF $40.
Jas NcGfay, City Prison - days and fine Of $40.
Jas. 1iernan City Prison Is days and fine Of $40.
John d. Neil Penitentiary months.
Henry Groean, PeniteDtiary months.
VIM BIOdorick, Penientiary months
All the prisoners TO stand committed until their fines ara
paid
John Lyons convicted for inanslaugher in causing the
denih of Dennis Mcnamara in July last by striking him
with large stone was sentenced TO the penitenay for
months.
Elizabeth Thompson, colorcd tried and convicted
of stealing dresses valued at $50 the property Of Mrs
Allen Of Duane ST. She sentenced to the State Prison
Tor years aud months.
were tried ard convicted Of breaking into the house OF
Hugh Auchnglos Eq while the family we're Ia the coun
try. They were sentenced 10 the House OF Refuge.
Two young men, named James Knox and VIM. Farrell.
were tined and convicted Of grand larceny in breaking
opn hurk and stealing theroon $50 worth OF clothing
he property Of recently arrived emgrant The Court
sener them the state Prison. Knox for years and
Farrell for . wears and months.
Two men named Christian Schrcyener and a. G9llyer
tn we've ricd and convicted of breaking into the store Of
MoClunc 4 Haskell No G20 Broadway and stealing
ihorcfrCm several articles Of clothing which they
caup with they coming out Of the store 1hoy
wee sentenced to the State Prison for years each.
James hurIhy was tried aud convicted of breaking into
tie store OF Henry Boosman IN Pearl st. where he was
caught in the act Of preparing dry goods for
a. lie was sentenced 10 tho State Prison for years
jeremiah 1oile and Frederick Winsow, boys about IN
,eais Of age we're tried and convicted Of attempting 10
break INTO the house Of br Prank in the Ninth Ward at
which they were caught by Policeman. They were re-
marCed for sentence.
VIM Brown. rough looking fellow, was tried and con
,ioiod OF stealing clothing valued at $50 from trunk
wLih he broke open. belonging &c Mrs. Ann Mullins.
lie WA sentenced 10 the State Prison f0r years and
months -
Daniel Ritter, young who had been Indicted for
grand larceny ia stealing satin goods from the store Of Mr.
Kern Uphoh,erer of No. 20 North William st. was tried
ard found guilty Of petit larceny only The Court ordered
lin TO be n manded for sentence.
Karl Trobutt pleaded guilty Of petit larceny and wa'
sentenced 10 the lcn,sntiary for months.
The Court then adjourned for the day