New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-10


cOiuc Flushed sud thea &c, pale ss.n evidently sab
Jct ,ush OF blood 20 the head especially when spkca TO
Paid more s:teniion to tho Of hi. mind he
Soi5 ~ nics ,,s, he hsSfa Tshs Voice. ,ssas = him.
ard oaibE him TO his mo,her his Of t1ec voices
when person. i'm, gin te, heard strange an could not
De zone Il he vs. n1t toroush acquainted WIN ine 49,
acryins Su.e and thoas6, the best va, sc'mpA
he hal pr, pa rope with which sae de. Fearisg
The, h DO The Doctor causes 81, ss to Dc essrnsi
Ss .a.n for s ,s Pq 1sS Wet a Ssss s
ma w have aa,i i ,Ss .e and tau have Tie s1u
The coun. about calling oissI witnesses vhen tho DIS
atty protie,ias the ' any i.rh,, They were perfectly
few words Recorder r which he dwe' upon the ab
motive for the If the deed and the proof
verdet in s5esfdanee with The f..s The PRISONER Wa re
sndsd ihe City Prison await the sriv OF ss tTe5is
from New Orleans who will make provision for MS dis
james Riley and John Hanson pleaded guilty to
sssau battery and sentenced to tie renent y Tor
James Williams a young man. was indicted, with
two others for an a,,cp, burglary in the 6fst degree
mi;,ed the 2h of Juy upGn tue dgeilas house Alf
being separse the indicted With him, and
he ssSoIdesy put oPSH ' ira ~ n Tue IL
WAS soon disposed Officer Francis Mclayre Of the rsen
With hun :, the door Of r Waite trying to force
lie inasaistey succeeded in sresing villa MS and oa
s tns s% aopp The ad wa BE
sS snapped sad a not SI All the
proved The defendant a thorough desperate.
without leaving tier seats returned verdict of Guilty.
%s%; s s y s%. Yca Ssen eH
veted Of oemp at burglary in the first desee refe;
You Could have been disposed your
@ Y.n of that class which unsafe to let go
Of Our citizens was fatally wounded by being BY bursA
who 70 espped not oniy with renrms but dsss You aye
evidently novice bat an adept 10 crime sd the c3mmao
your operations fol time Tae authorities have not the mean
mitted You attempted to the life Of the officer who
rested you you had been indicted for assault with the
Sh T. think the duty Of the could
then be disposed Of In such & you %oas nO nsS an
The of the punishment which can be imposed on you
did permit to punish for greater length Of
time The sentence Of the Court that YOU be 20 b
desperate fellow and his demeanor elected no sympathy
Conrad Coulter IL years old and Apollo Gawa@d l6 years
of age conedeaies of Williams now came forward and
sssoI ss. expressed fnsei they been drawn
the penalty OF the law They were sentenced to the
John G. Gilltt Ffenchman, was indicted for steal
ing quantity of deeds bonds and mogases with other papers
several thousand dollars from Mr. Horato g.
9nGTSont s.tiaed that the 10th May vai.s
from No l2 Nassau street worth seyer, thousand
dollars E Of which retunrd to him on the 18th of June
Loni. ssln testified the prisoner called him and
papers observing that good deal Of
msnder MI ssln said papers valuable bat
q but the zoe on STe ea e
Piled that he did not want to have 70 90 with
TO Mr. Onderdonk did not obtain more than hgndedh
part the quantity oen a. one ie tng acfuSa sda ne
on searching him found In his possession which
not in the ys but ens@s az III MI once
Jury rendered verdict Of guilty without leaving their
Smith informed the prisoner that If he surrendered
The 6shes .b .. 1s he would have 20 suffer
He will be sentenced on saturday. a 49, .;., un5o. ~,
Indictment receiving stolen goods from boy OF the name Of
David Ger who wa, in the smSy o. a ave h T %
hammer nails spane large quantity Of knives and forks also
double bseled gun worth inc aesn enc KEPT
goods On one OCCASION while he purchasing Ih Herald
tor s an RSe ss he RRanted for the Fourth July
The prisoners house was searched ana portion OIL ai
arrested him dePosed that the prisoner said he pao Or every
Counsel for the defense called several witnesses the good
character accused and attempted to produce testimony
Mr. H. D. Isrrowe then proceeded to address the Jury at
considerable length in behalf Of the ana WIN
presentation OF the facts IN the case ana Hgo
The Rccorder charge dwelt Gscb upon the agra
property the most dangerous thieves IRON he act @
in order to cary out their operations AT the con
.usicn Of the charge the Jury retired 20 & anu p
mendsiion that Judgment should be suspended -. o oh
serving that although he accede to the request of the
jury he he psO9er would senceortn &C "a au o." that nsn
scop 10 the state Prison for 1--WE yesrs-a punishment he
richly merted; fr tssid the Recorde the evidence as
The boy Greer whom he used tool MAS reminded NAM to
disposed of in such to prevent MIN going ABROAD III Tue
John Ward, alias Ksrney, pleaded guityto burglary
in the third and sentenced to toe S nanp O
AUG 8-Bef0Ie Recorder SMITH,
w,n. Watson and WIN. Reynolds, boys sixteen anu
yss 81 lsS moS Of were each SENTENCED
Prison Reynolds for three years and Two months
J. G. Giett, convicted of grand larceny, in stealing
bonds deeds aud sentenced to the State Prison
Vim. Flynn, fifteen years old, pleaded guilty to
burglary the third degree and was sentenced u INC "
Monroe McClaire pleaded guilty to petit larceny,
and was rent to the Penitentiary for six mouths m
A, This noint the Jurors were discharged TIL MOhuay
rn@ .Id ouite protruced discussion cnsued between MI
sedswck Mr. Green upon the qusstSn wnst,sr s
Dy 1sde eSe and bar and whdrawns the prisoner under
indictment from trial By the Jury fun" pns further held
under that particular Indictment Inc TGuI. neI tS
sssexh that ss ss sec neSe. any tot to rndc him
what gave particular animation espHs 20 e cSstse
~ isnorance by Mr.. sedgwick upon his sntSsom'i tne
st,i relation which TO the argument before tee O9n II was
tonsle assumption monopoly Of profss integrity On
the eide of the occupied himself and MI HAL MI Seas
A' oeSsops Intercourse with Mr. Green which excited
vague suspicion that Mr. Green had essn b IN S sG
Of himself bu Of none o. nes tas
snt mstsned his personal dignity he eontended for the
the conclusion of this animated passage at arms the Court
adjourned tin II O'Clock Monday morning
ARGUMENT ON THE CONOvER CONTEMPT
COURT Oh COMMON PLEAs-srEcIAL TERh-ArG 8.
- Before jude lsGEAHAM.
The motion to commit Daniel ID. Conover for con-
tempt for violating the inunction'order sranea oy
- An