New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-12

portion Of the Banks Of For Plain and Amsterdam
Sprakers Bank and other portions On Eastern bsnks wi,
osey procured policeman to search the house and
found under pillow but wine" coua NOT enty Is
Caiesf jaime. Ne.bi., constable of the Sixth Ward
svorn sni testified 20 having arrested ne sccued h
made examination Of the premises snd hrs deco 1pon
Of them in regard to their tae;i,. f9 pe sHeyey e
cucton 60 the evidence in this case
po man since lat February. and slso in the Dc. Of Co.
umbs many years also went to hi. house in Thomas
the H. which, however not identified the property
Of Csybus This witness testified in very remarkable man
hostility he seemed % foster towsrd nable Ne.b:t The
singular part ws' sec HE ssnony es; s'e the III
prtos of the house he st though pO Officer omitted
her he pnd,toos to eont,sdct some Of the facts
kebs testimony In regard 70 the interior arrangement OF
the which Cyburg and there indeed mgch
both in the manner and matter Of hi. testimony calculated 10
throw around 1t a psinful Suspicion. . -
for the pri.oner addressed the jay briefly her behalf in
which be spoke Of the temptations before whsh his unioa.
day be the ice that c1rdes from the post o.
The Cour addressed the Jury briefly going the fact. in
the evidence both in regard the undoubed loss Of the ney
il that house and the careful lirnsement 'o or
cGsed from the could herself have taken the
hp .6 ss .1 guilty Il he bad actually
The jury retired with the Gaze and after an .beoce OF 'om
@ M snS % tbs vsIS a @
her hands end began 70 quite violently which she con;
be defened short timn M the
smith, the proprietre.', who aervard tried
Susbu Smith indicted for grand larceny with
the defendant and after her conviction put upon
hsr tr before different Jury The evidence IN this
Substantially the th.. narrated it beng
necd with the subject matter ana therefore need not
be repeated lit exhibited difference that difference Goa
the l poiouIder doubt and suspicion which Officer
Eddse excited 10 delivering his testimony This officer
The evidence being closed the Recorder charged the Jury
with h customary and precision sad the Jury after
bet conference III their seats ct once returned verdict of
Guilty.
Mics Smith, who somewhat elegantly and TASTEFUL,
eorder addressed her substantially as follow;
que pIpeaon Of which thousands have suffered and
time sufe but against which 1t 10 well known they have
hhnc, has long been known to the oc- but though well
by the,e officials be house Of the worst
tale the necessary steps to notorious nuisance
believe there another city in the United States that
would the existence Of such establishment Mere
children have been decoyed into house for the bes
pores @ which some have been happily rescued and
young girl whose conviction has Just been rendered could she
have very probably enansed bc and preserved amid happier
influences and more sus cos associations In all likelihood
degrading psobment FOX participation in the crime Of which
you stand convicted One Of the witnesses in this trial has
the Of child who had been deeoyed within its
walls, and restored her to her parent: can coz Z.
placed that exhibits her perfectly destitute of every p,
o. womanly stnsbiy the one you occupy am
there those calling themselves and who aspire
10 be men, who profit by the Of degradation There
are ose within the sound voice aud VINO are no
listening my resIks to who are sufficiently soandoned
10 eveiy sentiment Of manly sef @At t" eoaeat 70 sppepd
their prospects physical subsistence the boun.e.
s9s Whine s SHS 10 pIo BY Toar ooTiapon they are
willing and prompt wh. to desert you when they scent DE-
c,cds abandon you the augment of the law Bat not
NOT impose you the penalty the
for your ofens ana the sentence Of the Court therefore, is
Mss Smith listened to this senence apparently with very
little eoI'e aud appeared troubled with les. an1sy thsa
Others in the masculine audience around he she de-
before the magistrate that she 50 cid is uamar
keeper q a house of III fame.
Sarah Jane Henery, the young girl convicted with
Ms smith then brought up for sentence The Recorder
for YOU You child yet aud was my P,wer to
exercise that discretion would take pain. secure such pro-
vision for YOU would exert reornsory influence upon
no such discretion to the suspension of 1dg
ent because the law fixes the loves.
State Prison and shall privilege award
you penalty less degrading and from the effect OF which,
,.adps re- te Slate Prison end vow to the P,O
out ith the go with
cbarsc for useful and suoa. lie When the term for
which my duty to sentence shall be ended you can 80
unacquaincd with previous painful ms
tory and by The great rules e industry
hdy ,ceney and ehsy establish yourself ya vds
IA the indulgence Of th. u: anticipate
as % thu the. s to- tho &
years, the lowest sentence In my power TO give YOU .
grs indicated bitter weeping he stood before
tie and after she left the bar and retired to her seat
she continued 10 weep long snd gIlevousy. -. =,
The servant girl Of Miss SMITH who was indicted
with ofepse then brought up ant on
motion of Mr. Seogwick WAS discharged he thought the
evidence insufficient to impicato her The kecetie al
ses.ed her few whOss obcrvstons EN- the weldon 40
well proprety Of finding employment ct service In respect
anly rather than miserable place where she had
eOnst nted her living, and then dismissed her
John Crumulell indicted for burglary 10 the third
tfal trom Henri
Twentieth street the 9th Of June then placed upon
trial. 49,,
the Eshe eDtb Precinct arrested the prisoner with the toos
upon hp which aeIward d ntihed by Mr. Eagles as his
The property consisted Of what the witnesses called
The Jury unhesaiinfy found the prisoner guilty
II, that the sccusd old quanance"
that he had bee in the State Prison before sud he
decided Cruume this time 10 the State Prison for
five years n.
he went back in charge of the object Prisoner
is 81 old, born i'll Scotland, and mason by trade
Stephen Penkett, col,red pleaded guilty To man.
slaughter the fourth deFre and remanded till tomoo
fol- enable HIN 10 produce TO the Court some ain
tayits in regard 10 his ofense. ,
james .Mortat ana julien French, boys, pleaded
guilty attempt burglary in the third degree Sentence
deferred till tomorrow.
Imam Heater indicted for burglary in the fret de-
street Sst OF July then put upon hi. trial But the
against HIM quite inconcusve and the Jury q!
returned verdict Of Not guilty"
A0iouIn, d 10 III O'Clock to- morning.
MARRIED.