New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JUNE a. 1857

s:llss eeoasA With tie Of ss ec.. esnss 4,in
Margaret Tucker vas arragned for assault aud bat
ter, IN Bridge, Dudey with kni Margaret ecfsed Of hard
b: BE Gear, .'s 'isy r'ss r1 - ss sS .ns
PsEi:,u,i.ry fcr fou- months
Joseph NJ Berkes was arraigred for assault sod
battery Chsrs. Gort,nho u No W Hester street, on ihr
18th 81 Jane. Discharged the request Of complainant
George Smith was araigned for stealing, ON the
80. q o. Ike t;s Of -Ss cad 1sa 81 rsss Guilty al
tsn;.need 10 ihe City Prison iOr two montha
Edward Flynn was charged with the lsrceny OF =
~srd RrTnsa Il Nc ss Fast Thirty second sei The &C
5c explain bow be e1Hs By che o@; wAsa
Jug o,eS5n nerIgpiss a cosys ana ., he Pa
John MonahGn anaigred for an attempt at steal
ins pors or The 10Th Of june from Asron Bio~nne No ev
dsrer e lnnou intent could b. concusiyey adtnced against
,hi. defendant, All that could Ne proved ws, that srownas
iLr nsEt time a.leep. pork missed snd the outside
,, SGe Hr .,S he ss ' va. ,ee1,td
John Muldoon, colored, was charged with steahng
EsT Of patent esther .soes from bot a. &c no % %
gave him chase with the shoes aud ssS hun drop them ~a-
Convicted and sentenced TO the Penitensy or tour
Thomas Gsrratty was aragued for assault and bat
terry "a, Sunday morning The oHceT h39pen.1
e without his uniform his panSo,ns. and GaIatty
pretended be Deputy Shera and undertook TO se ac
ben the later .,rrek and the, to bite The policeman lie
committed and fined : 10.
Francis Coltmsn and Thomas Burke, were srraigued
for and dangerous assault aad battery, between
three and four O'Clock on sunday morning last At pa5le
house in Ceuer street. on otcer John Quinn Quinn
presented himefn this morning with his iace covered
with bandsses snd when he uncovered Il % testify
presented Ranpt and .9oSAnsy annss Sc n pr
bis ordinary round and entered this public house at No 10
TxurT Of drink Quinn inerposed as OBJECT to hush heir
rowdyism, when Col;man ,,iGed hun ey the th'Ss; 80
Burke him ard Knocked him down Aher he h1d hm
down, he stamped on him. saying you son Of eh no"
m hR wl SH t E, Linz IN the head Comsn
holeied. 90 in Tom 90 in" Some apology Vas hers uude'
taken 70 he offered by ComSn counsel ha De was 'ne son "
hold BE- ayeIted him but sis etectsy epied 20
by NJ D. ,isJ by Se CO. sssins sdmttns any
mitigating combinations TO soften the penalty due ~ an cut
Coman the Of respectable parents bot his being ont
At that hour Of the nsht was P,Soi taSi ne so
hsnde him lie wa, for using the most eao.et, 1 ~.
fnl measure OF both fue imprisonment Justice Osborn
expressed himself cf the opinion that the se'tes'
peray the sw would allow should be awarded in thi. case
An adjournment was asked for BY the defendants counsel 10
procure more hut the Cour refused saying the
cae clear enough Other Witnesse, couo6oated taS
main facts Officer Qinns testimony and the Court found
The defendants guilty Sentenced them 70 the FemeniAy
! Anna Amanda Brown, cOlored, was charged with
battery Matilda TIosdwel colored at dance
ing Matilda The face with knit According to
Miss Brown about her man. when the latter dr" rue NIUE '
charged III the complaint without drawing blood however
uSsT S n hsnJlns wenchss They iii had prociyty
for knives and in this fatal results were pehap.
hy.,snuS Knife aside Roth the accused and COMP uinsnt
80 clsoIing Tor l,desr If their race They werr both
e , ,sow md Mi. Brown,s eye dashed with qu
fire She convicted aud sentenced to the Penenta Tor
| three month";.
| Garret Toole charged with assault and battery on
the nth Of June Bridget White discharged at the re-
| quest of the complainant.
| James H. Robertson and James II. Moore were ar
r,ned for stealing found guilty and remanied till Saturday
| for sentence.
| John Prescott was charged with an attempt to pick
the pocket Sunday morning Of Mary Ann Tnpp He
caught with h. hands 10 her pocket though he did not sue
otsd guilty
Patrick HOLMAN and George Kearny were charged
with e,ng the 18th Of June barrel Of weigh
ing eco % and valued at Is from Lsasnss Lyons: between
| streets. Discharged witness appearing.
| Ann Burns and Elizabeth Glen were aragned Tor
stealing on he 18Th Of June one hat the property Of John
| fenced to the Peni;entiaiy for three months EACH.
Susan Reynolds was charged with assault and bat
terry the 10th Of June, Ann Cuuan No 80 Mulberry
street by striking complainant on her arm with pail Found
| guilty and sentence suspended
terry the 2ist of June William Gihey near the Office OF
The Daily Tines Found guilty. and sentence suspended
| William Dougherty, charged with assault and bat
tery on the goth Of June Eliza Dougherty No 81 Houston
! street, d missed-no witness appearing.
Anna Stafford, an old offender arraigued for steal
us table cloth and towels OF the value Of % was convicted
| and sent 20 the Penitentisry for six months.
| William Griffith, charged with stealing on the 2st
June silver coin the amount Of % cents Of Frank Cas-
| s,ty No. 20 West street, acquitted.
George Morse, arragned for stealing shirt on the
| June south Of the
value Of : l. found guilty and sentence suspended:
| Michael
and battery The Court remarked You DO nothin;
for living you have been up here over and over ssan ana
you continually ouDging around the FIVE FONTS we
lind you guilty and sentence you TO the Pnten'ar TOR SIX
I months"
John d. Richard lcolored) was araigned for steal
Ing the 2s Of June in silver aud coin from James
| VIM, and discharged at request of Complainant
| Albert Gardner, charged with stealing an empty
barrel the value Of 10 cents from Michael McCann
| di,ct srsed DO witnesses sPpeshng
Matilda Green charged with stealing slate. of the
value Of cents. discharged witnesses appearing
James DUNCAN. arragned for the larceny OF four
grain bags Of the value u 81 cents discharged no wit
Georee Palmer, anaigned for assault and battery
Michael Gallagher discharged on account Of absence Of
George Splitter arraigned for assault and battery
Frederick Kenmel dischsrgedno witnesses appear
Joseph Smith arraigned for stealing pair Of gal
| tiers found guilty, and sentence suspended
Here Judge Osborn requested Ohcer McGowan 10
his compliments to those ocers who witnesses
trial and who were absent from the thai OF these
| Frank resh, was charged with assault and bat
terry ON the Of June Jacob Wsey Of the Sixth Ward
Police, by attempting to stab bim The complaint wn with
| drawn.
James MCGEE was charged with assault and battery
Thomas Butler the 10th Of June By throwing stone at
John Pagan, policeman, was charged with assault
battery Minns Tereniholtz the ih Of June and
dismissed at the request Of complainant
| Patrick Mccain, arTaigned for assault and battery
the 10Th Of June Jacob Wsey Of the Sixth Wd Police
convicted and sentenced to the Pententury Tor one
month -, a., =.
Thomas Ryan, charged with stealing on the 10Th Of
bsnk nd copper wire Of the amount Of so tn. Prep
srty OF Hugh Tplett No go West Thirty first street die
missed, no witness appearing. 80
William VI. Dayton keeper Of an exchange office in
Blocker street near Broadway arsigned for sssqt and
battery John H. Hyer BY showing him away snl bis step
in front hs Office The evidence proved mere technical ."
| saut and the defendant was simply fined 80
| John s. Sebert charged with assault and battery
by party Hyer and growing out o. the same trans
| action, was found guilty and sentence suspended
Mary Ann Cspher was arragDed for assault aud
battery the complaint Of Annie Hoi'ter teacher 10 one
u the City Schools for coming 10 the school aud yle"nty
a.suitDs Miss HOLSTER, account Of some ianesd wrong
Nr. Cspber claimed her child had suffered from Miss HOLSTER
a. TEACHER The defendant used most abusive language toward
Mics HOLSTER and in the presenee VI tho PuPs The Cour
felt compelled convict the defendant aud fined her S5wHca
after RENTED. =,
Fduu1d Burke arraigned for stealing lumber on