New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

mat, =, Dwelling to pcrpe:rs,e then The Court found him
tul'y ana sentence ed bun 70 the feh'chtSy ~, ~ nuns
11hn Best.u arraigned for assault and battery upon
v bv strkns the head with club was Discharged
~ -. CI faarraigned for assault and battery upon
n - q. heesn No 10 West broadway hy striking her
o., s hand, discharged at the request Of the
John Kane was brought up a charge Of most
.sgrays;ss assault and battery upon Mary Mcdonald re-
e Parade Ground appears that while the complainant was
watkins over The so,e'd gLognd hsn. s,Sotea eeL d him
90 away Upon this Kane struck her and knocked ger
sf he female he presumed to salute with familiarity Of
rowdy acquaintance. And besidee TO hghten the
ness Of The assault her condition was what To- C
Tsrd extremely delicate situation as Cou
conceded tue fragrant nature Of the oHense ana nus
pleading earnestly for ms acquitted and Peas9s len 81 t b
Srt oc the Justices, though somewhat moved by the re-
spectacle appearance Of his reronts "e's ~. sdr
ray sentenced him to City Prison for GO days and or
Jem u,I Mats and Henry McManus, arraigned for
assault and battery upon Abraham Allen Of No 4S Eghth ave
md SSns hin otherwise hamefuy, were found guilty yet
upon rcque Of the comp ansIt sentence was
Edward Nugent John Mansfield aud John D0nnelly
x charged with not dance house on Sunday the 7th Of
June witness described the rioters as ncharSlng snow
., Of But though several were swoL2 s
difficulty consisted in inability 70 identity these defendants
ss rioters They were 9ccoIdipEy acquiiieed NAV,
Fabius Hoffman and Cathanne Mcdonald were
brought up together charge Of larceny in stealing
boots The property was found upon Hoffman and und to
sether the favor in the cuPts defense was wHe MI
man
Donald Miss Nc Donald back the accusation upon her
oonfree Hoffman. Both dscsned knowing esoh o.n
thst be their prospects better acquaintance are
ne The convicted them and 'enirgeea them 70 tne
Penenary fo three months eacn ,n behind the Court
OF sessions The say it ha been all rsut "l'h heI
En- fu,, the same way, three times before.
MARY Ann Kinnell and Mary Lenahau, old offenders
.nts tbe establishment Of Casper Oher No 57iFf avenue
wa. ' pronounced worth 10 pound ~heeuPon tn
. & m % Coined bef pTopr1to1 forgetting to
hand him equivalent in coin Both dca'ned having the
,sbft knowledge Of acquaintance with each other whit
one piteousy declared She became satisfied Of decisive
Of temP2a5Iy ,qIDs ' So D .a justice Osborn
woman srrsgncd the other day said she had three small
children" aud come find out they all buried Defend
ans were convicted and sentenced 70 the Penenay for
Samuel Wilson, 10 years old, snagned for stealing
clothesbasket found guilty and sent TO the House
Michael Rafferty, was complained of by Michael
ro,coraD No ~ Prince street for stealing from him bank
S on the 9Th June Rafferty, in the employ Of Coco
lie found guilty bat on promise oil reio'' sentence
Five sattern looking disorderlies, of both sexes,
SSIs een nn %' were By Court to they
nanmouy up the rogues march for the outside door,
John Schwinenger and Ignus Kuntz, lessecs Of
place No 40 Bowery charged with malicious n,scnei
ms ws TSeT fret ordered to leave the premises and
fhey refused claiming to have purchased the property Robert
10 be- the real owner then had dpo.essing warrant Issued
and notified the defendants that he would give then ot
The amount of S2tearing the paper the walls tearing
% the Chimney removing the range &c The seemed
10 Cow sony hal adjourned its further
hearing to next Tuesday, for more evidence -.
John CURE, alias Gramman and Adam Aymas,
were charged assault and battery Henry Greusett
This Dutch litigation all sides of it witnesses and par
Ties whole raft Of witnesses called to solve the legal
problem and took % minutes 10 try IT, One witness sWOe
IN broken English that Of the defendants kicked Grensett
with his hand" 1t 10 have been battery committed
upon the complainant and his wife while ds aong III cart
The Court at at decided 10 nhd te ueehuahts sS Su ou
Permin Faulhaber implicated with Dameman Ban
peir was charged assault and battery the 9th OF May
upon Catharne Kmsck keeper Of German DANCE NO
dancing with one Of the ladies" While gyr~ng on
the Eight fantastic oe ne seems to have used language not
considered perfectly respectful by the LADY" proprietor,
upon She strikes him the head with rope cup Kept
behind the for the purpose Of Furnishing
tuber the proprietress and whsckng her in the eye IN
be nearly put eye She appeared in Court with her
eve ball IL scared" yet bavcy patched Yet the defend
AMI pleaded guilty the injured aud innocenty asked
lifted that defendant called her "a son OF bh ana oth
ewise graphically described his abusive language The Court
and oily acqutts The prisoner had therefore, to be
discharged -, :,
The case of Thomas Tourney charged with assault
John E. Jones No ri Caharne street on the
18th Of May with intent to kill sent back to the General
Sessions.
Frederick Kaufman was arraigned for keeping a
aordety house No 332 Water street. II III evidence
that the defendant kept bar oyster saloon and ladies'
one witness sore had of the ladies Of the house
throw eXtremtes the railing OF the saloon IN
front of his 1.-THE witness) residence Another witness test
srond the and pull them in Another testified that on
week he had wOm&a there expose her person
1hee "wsy below her heart" Several witnesses swofs
a. was the home of bad chaactes that II dser-
lery and the where Paul robbed the Brooklyn in
focent The compa entered by James a. smith NO
40 Oliver Adjourned to Tuesday Tor farther eV-
Adjourned to Tuesday morning O'Clock.