The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-25

fHER OF THE GA
DC sTATL PRrsoE Pos
was lncoavenisntly diied
January term, BY tho friends
d, as II WAS understood that Judge
BE them to day.
Very respec, able looking young man.
ed for grand larceny, pleaded guilty 10
Or said that from representations made 10 him
induced to make the sentence ligh. a. possible
You'd send him TO the penitentiary for six months.
John kcCarty snAigned, and pleaded guilty to A.
|sarft battery. The Judge stated that he received
letter fsm the complainant In which he expresses his
dsincinaron to press the And would therefore fine
him six oeiu.
Tm CONFEDERATE OF NUdENT SENT TO SING SING
FOR LIFE.
George hyde, the confederate OF Nugeut, who was
sentenced yesterday TO the State prison for life was then
brouRhi TO the bar 70 receive sentence Judge Russell
In passing sentence spoke a. foiows-H d. you were
convicted with Nugent Of robbery In the Hrst degree
dererred sentence with view OF ascertAning your pre-
vous character and condact. Since tina. time have
ceved Information that places you precisely on the same
footing 30 that You entitled 10 further consdsra
lion than he had. Tbs ience OF ne Court Is thai you Be
s1U to The State prison for tas term Of ycur natural life
THE LAST 0P THE BROAD STREET BURGLARS.
Joseph Perry, who pleaded guilty to burglary aud
remanded I'll this morning. arragned The prisoner
was enc looking The Court observed that as tais
was bis first offence ana as circumstances had TRANSFERRED
that induced him 70 lenieniy vin .he scsased ae
would impose the lowest sentence Of the Court which
was two years in the State prison.
PAUDKKN SENT TO TIE PENIrEsrIARY FOR ONE YEAR.
Patrick Mclaughlin, (eaudeeu) VINO plead guilty to
ssuitIpg GAmAle Leecrar the 4th November, 1864,
was brought up for sentence. Judge Russell In Passing
sentence thus addressed the prisouer:-
Mel hnv ha, ipdic Al far nd
battery Mr. Leecrsii, There Is nothing In your
that entities You favor fro the Court because the
corda OF Il Is Court other standing
since the plea of guilty has rsceveotso 10
dctmen,s which, after you expiAed tue seotoucs
shall impose upon you, will still stand against you ia
order 20 Insure ougood conduct trust the sentence
that am about 70 pronou1c upon you gill operate "a
warning, and "a when you nniAn your time you wtll
change your coadaci and become respectable member
oil society Toe setpce Of the Court ina you
70 the peni,entary for one year.
THE BROTHERS LYNN DISCHARGED.
Cornelius Lynn and Robert Lynn, who were Indicted,
charged with assaultng Mr. Leecra and who have been
out on ball, en- called before the bar Oas OF
brothers was ndiHposed ana unable 10 appear Court
but the Jucge remarked thAi he would oonsier him
present His honor observed that the counsel for
accused stated a. the time they pea1ea guilty they
innocent OF the charge Re carefully examined the pspe=
which the issued for arrest
satisfied that they were entitled 70 favorable csnsdes
ton nom the Court In the first pace this Indictment
Daring MI that time they had uctea themselves
with great prcprety and the arst time Of
them had been brought 10 the OF this cour As hts
honor understood the evidence Il did ei'ner OF
them Tor apiesred that all parties IN toe Mer
Ger street BoOse iosehr that al the party Jeff together
with Leesrat ano MS riends snd proceeded Mercer
street 10 The BroOme street, hard words paced
between Mclaughlin ana Lsecrait and Mclaughlin struck
The blow Bis honof rad that the friends OF Leecr raft
might a. property be indicted for this assault and tory
thesl5pD Under tee circumstances the Court would
suspend judgment against BON OF them
M. ~ nb ibtn fetref accompan ed by his friends.
ANOTHER COMMERCIAL FORGERY.
Samuel y. Farmer pleaoed guilty TO forgery In the
third degree, with In, .eraiion tia. s iavis
be received nj The the Court His Hsnor
the request Of The prisoners counsel postponed the
tence I'll the next term fine accused iudced Tor org
ing the name o hr. edward Bill on tn chscks the az
gregAte amount OF Witch vas 81 90 90 IL 3 young
man, dressed W ponAble apparel and evidently
moves Ia the higher walks Of life.
AN IEGFNIoUs COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTE EsGRAvER
TkIED AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rEsTIMJsY
-oFFIcER BOWER EFFokTs TO DETECT tbs CUL
PIT, kTC.
Frederick Earl Ulrck, young German was 10 ilctei
for forgery in the second degree TIE D1trc Attorney
in opening case read the bearing upon the
dicmtnt the substance OF which 10 taas every psrson
who sbaH be convicted Of having maze engraved Or
OF having caused be male engraved any plate 10
the form simiiude OF promissory rote or bill OF
change, ist-ed by any incorporate bank In this st,e,
without The authority OF such bank or OF having In hs
custody airy sueb plate without the authority Of sach
bank, sts be punished for forgery In the second dc
gree Il was CHARGED against this German who was q
very skil1l ensraFr IA. be dd engrave plate after
pats which In the possession. Of The R',kve Bsus,
OF Connecticut for The hsue o, 81 ois OF that oank
M. Hal believed the evidence would show ooncudveiy
that the pfisoutr at the occupied IN engraving
txceleDi sinuiuce OF tee oFgua plate of toe Rocx
VILE Bank and the authorities nas ysinea posses
sion OF countereiter 10 this Curl tcon
tnued the Duiot Attorney we get mold Of the dapss
the mersbe tons OF these who 90 arounJ dssemi
mating ths couEi.ren money, but Is very eficun TO
get hold of he manufacturer And after al, hh tue
manufacturer thai ought 10 secure because he safe 10
the privacy Of his retreat wherever may ee having
his power the Aouy tDe one hsod TO destroy every
thing connected vita the eoun,ee and ON the other %
ihose who might teuy asainst him quietly 90 TO the
state ptiton, having their mouths locked by tne statue
slvsys oeentd Il my duty II could 70, hold OF the
fountain bead Of cou5iericirDg TO do so Uaism
strangely n'Jadse this evidence =, 10 Of such nature
will stamp the accused as being manufacturer OF coun
Robert W BowJer sworn and exsfnised by Mr.. Hall,
depoete-Tbst he was connected with the desecage
department Of The police, and thai ne had seen the
plato exh'bi I'd I, hlm in the prisoners posses
sion maj IN otse4uence Of Information received rom
The snpernr nossi Of Pojce 81 loaoon, he hsd watched
Uirck his val IN tts country, and pni him
der surveillance that early In Ossooc- last nc went 70
house Centre prosteoed up ttArs 70 the THIRD
story, sno there ioand the 2ftssntr 70 the act Of
otunterisufg TIC pisse OF ibe kpckFiHe bsak, %
Com. otcuii the p'Roner w.s Huing Al table WIN
SINAI tnstrumeot tn bis bsnd, IN the &C. OF wofkios at
the pAie toere otner persou to the room 81 tne
time he troke BaIlinn freely, asd the expaosnoa he
gave .ss thu be engraving II tor psgterp Mr..
Bo@yer eBsraver's zoos In ns apartmen sod ar
rcstec HIM sp0t
Flioui Pfstioo TIE next sitbsss tor the prose
cutor He tsspded That the cashier u the ROCK
vile Bark OF JoEDeccuL and that Dcot porsted
abe lass oi %. ast. Toe bu now 500 IN 70 me, ooa
unusd iEc NHI~s, genuine two dollar note having
the pate has been, ana - noT 10 tue vsa
Of the uank We bank, OF which am 40 otcer, never
auth0toe the making OF the plate erbibeo BY the Dis
uict Atoibcy mss very excellent tnau0n OF our oank
plate go not koow the prisoner.
Tnis s.ld Mr. Ban, 10 tbs case Tor the prosecution
Junior fo the prisoner stst ID tha, no man
could be convicted Of felony n1bout foouous intent
Thai could be sent 70 the tate prison uness the
Jury wtre tausned that be meant 10 40 wrong. He
thoushl that common sense Mn not A~. Their
defence Vas tbs accused engaver By proes
soz that ius arrived from Europe, and IN oreer
20 Obtain empey msnt copied this bank note plate
sample Of hts work toe Jury believed maj be COPIED