The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

ruary and he then tod her that he had got
what necessary to clear her husband but that he
had lett the papers down town. He told her however
that she need not wait he would give her what
necessary AMI all that there would b necessary for The
purpose OF clearing her husband that he sat down
and oew up paper or certificate in relation TO her
husbands being discharged irom ,l,ia indictment he
to II the ground that IL seemed DO very informal
did not seem to be enoagh II did satisfy her that
there was any act OF the Court about IT, think though
am not confident, that she remarked to the date
being the 10Th instead OF the l7h took that paper
~ M ana 0a AZ % pspe. which he
objection; but he told her that IL entirely nuf
acent that he had eft the Court papers down town ad
that Monday he would the Court papers ana would
send To her, by mail certified copy Of the order. HE
tLereupon handed to her paper which he had signed
sCirY AND COUNTY or Nrw Yoax,
0fics OF the City Judge, Feb. TO- 1855.
'Ths is to certify, that The motion Of the District
Attorney Of said city and county, noiic prosoqni
this day ordered ami entered Of record by the Court Of
General Sessions Of the peace In and for the city and
county aforesaid in the matter o the indictment against
VIM Connolly di-chargnR the said Indictment and dis
missing the complaint aud found and preferred
against him In the month OF April 1881
Ant then idonni certificate and TO satisfy Mrs
Connolly who had objected 70 the insucenoy and nfo
mai,y Of the first, no appended The feiiowingi-
There being now Indictment In said Court against
the SAID Connolly Tor any criminal offence whatever
=. n. STUART, City judge
This certificate he handed to her she left the day
for Philadelphia and In due afcrward,, she 70
ccved or Connolly received letter from stuart enelo-
ing tho certified copy of the order entered in tho
81 the Court aismsing the indictment This letter he
begged them destroy they dd dest.oyt retaining
the certificate, which Is this -
Once Of the Clerk Of the Court o Genssai Sessions Of
the Peace.
NV Cry HAL, Feb. -, 1856.
'eThc People against William CosQrovc-ndic tment for
burglary In the first degree.
By leave OF the Court, the District Attorney
entered noLe Irosoqi On this indictment. Or
dered that the deienoant be discharged thesesfom.
Extract frum the minutes
II vANDERy ooRr, Clerk
This certified copy Of the dscharang the indc
lhadelphia tuArt
In letter, as have observed Connolly, Therefore OF
course suppos sed that there was ma impedmen Ia the
way Of his returning 10 this city II IL sai gentlemen
to be fact obseved and Observable hy all those
attention may turn TO this subject that II Ia very rarely
that man n evil pursuits willingly remains away from
large city which he has been In the habit oireq quentng
and that although Is necessary for hun TO remain in
concchlment there IL perpetual anxiety ana desire 10
get back TO his ordinary haunts and hose crowded
tboroughares whers he II accustomed 10 dwell II
50 here i seems that this man, Connolly had become
determined at sl evens TO return to the city of Nes
York. and hence the anxiety o his wife 10 bring him back
freed from this indictment hy any expense any efforts
within her control lie was pairing 10 return TO this
city sitter these proceedings had thus taken place when
you wiI remember the District Attorney withou, appri
sing Judge stun any other M intention had
placed this subject before the Grand Jury
March another indictment found agalnst Ce.gro,c
Although thai bill carefully kept from The pubic and
from those who had no business 10 know H. II
tboiess did leak out We know that Elder, the
ndeual officer Of stunr, called The siitcr of Mrs.
Cosgrovr ANA required her forthwith u eega PHI to Phi
ladelpha TO Connolly not 10 10 the city because
the noIe EToyc4ui aside, becauae indet
hHd been found, This done, aud did
not TO the city of New York Bu, his dcsife
to return increased apparently with tho obstacles 10 tho
way, Nrs. Connolly came 10 the city. She bad paid
III eco a. Itink TO induce him 70 become bail for cop.
molly She had taken her $500 out THE bank aud hand
| ed Il 10 Judge Stuart aui nov fhe told Judge
stuart Of the deiernat,on Of Connolly to this
city. Stuart told her by al " means 10 prevent
y that something might yet be done by which lhl. Ia
he s,raes,ed ts he 10 ea upon Mr Bs and so
hs could not Ia come why influence him 10 the matter
sho did she hsd interview with nr. Hall avch
ata ruAN 1fa
Hall told her he had but 10 pursue that be
bound by his duty 20 try the u he could aud
she returned e Judge stuart aud tod him
| What Nc. ilal hsd said. Judge stuart then
told her That during The summer season,
the Recorder IL the habit ~ going 70 the country
and being away for couple of montha md that during
that time he (Judgc stuart would be alone here ana
woulc sec What could be done or e purpose ~ d pos
ing q this indictment In July ard August The Recorder
did 81 away and Judge Stuart was left lie took these
paper ehfiy IN the summer (n .une) on tho hc and
kept them I'm he oh u september You can readily
perceive that u he ~ City Judge was % de- what he
could for the purpose ~ having that cot out
OF the way, tFifd 10 have II tried 10 such way
70 scquit the prisoner indipensatlc ior him 70
look Al the Indictment and A. tho tapcra ana give them
The closest scrutiny hrr. Connolly into the ty
and exceedingly urgent In the matter H. suggested
10 her that he would tc holding tho Court during the
summer and that they might have ths called on,
pfovided Il could ec aseertped that the stnexses
cut of the wny IND he advised her a. take means
70 ASCERTAIN wha had become 81 theac Witnesses Sle
/ aid 10. Nhe obtained an Introduction - q the
female servants u tie New York Ho,s whore the al.
legged burglary commit d. She trnced. si,h TIE
pertin,cty which woman only can disray under cir.
custanccs of his kind where ali these witnesses were
and back and told Judge Stuart that one
was in California another here, and that the only
witnesses who remained here teryant
named Herman Mr.. Monnot, the proprietor of the
establishment, and o the police oihc"rs who hal
arrested o%gfove Ih'n gentlemen, ~ seems That rt!-
art, IN order te make this matter h. epnh
told hts confidential officer George Elder 70 go after the
oicss who haa arrested Cosgroye aud sAy him tbs,
| he stuart, wanted To zee him. Elder accordingly
toned the matter 70 nnriale the officer who
Mr.. Stusrts once, be there tasr-the judge bring
engaged III the other room De down aud ter a.kd
him what had become II the witnesses IN the ~
oofgrove iinsdaH answered that with the single crcrp
iog q Monno he (nsaie) Old not knor whore any II
the wltuesos uete Elder went "a the where Judge
stuhri was, and shortly aftarwards out and told
Iisdale that the Judge dd not w 70 bim dd Mt
need to roe him hey vent together f. neigh
| boring coffee house, there for .0m Httlc
while, wien Iinsdale said be must IT,
his station, but that u would be necessary hr
him % have for being away and that Jadge
stuart should give him one, wbereupon they both
and brought certificate hsf Af Tinsiale engaged in
public dn.ies. lie delivered II u Ilnssiaie Shn
away 1lsre s,ili here - the wiDe~ses aysns,
cosgroye Tins'iale, the officer Herman and NonnO,
Nov gentleman, Mrs. tonnaiy calling dsy ny day.
v'ry rcqusniiy upon Stuart tod him that the patepe.
hefielf and of her hnsbani-of her husband Al All
oyentsW enhaufi,J hat she hal given lin all tbs
money which she could read iy connani. that she bal
been yirg attending o. this bu,inss, and had been
duced n rucb ertremiiea y b@ Obliged pawn her
,cwea and pr0fsry that abe nsary dsstltute a
mean. and ihai condition II Affairs s ihis b
70 cal again ant gave her slOo 10 order aie her
AMI another occasion, shs--DsiDg sill ufgent-h@
gave her a second 300, shen she ief, AMI wedi ~
Philadelphia and there The matter stayed On sBbs
quent occhsi0n Mr.. Connolly when walking n Cham.
Jefr rfest and recognized and ~ INST
- the greatest moment with Nj frlns sAeAxas
~ have cosgT0yc surrendeF.i, sbo requested
i0 ~ 10 The Eecofders oihec shs vent NJ Hal
,hen for and there dclDa - thee g~nt~nfn he
history " this extraordinary trans sa1tDn satsa antiay
te4sfe, a. have gwen u - yol. Taefs sat
course oren o. Mf Hal lie remembered that 10 hal
b.sn urgently press by Mr. stuart ~ ~rts he order H.
enter the H Jrocgat. be remembered tha iadxs stuart
had fepreren'sd tie o. HIN - gfavi,y shd
IN witch The Ntresers grnr, and that he tst}rt
simply - restore tAs - esty lie fetnsantfss
his asouhmsni wb.n he found that be- bsf asshatysd
Dsn8sr be CosgSots lie remembered the eu4srt
n sr stuart sben eas ~ the fseofdrr Inc 2oh
and the psiiivs gsniA ts part a START = ~ Nib
Jrseat bAyfg h.eu catered he tho ootacsts whth
Iuge stysrt bal gwen io Ms connoy sGa thsi -hikh
he bsd ssnt b. Fhlsf'lhis and AL thehs eiffqr.
stances rgsthsr rariucei = m4ts uu 4 bs Has;
singular and crtrAarflnafy that have
-iibin my tna~fgr s0- " ihsse st~t~fS~uts = true
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