New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10
COURT OF SPECIAL sESsIOSs-JUvT Before JuSicss
OsRoEN and Connolly

OsBOsS and Connolly.
Tie number OF offenders on thls, az s usua on
every Tuesday morning again remarkably laee-provins
how fruitful i the sabbath with II, holiday rcrcAtions inter
y fs is g. eas and al the cas
Thomas r. Brennan charged with assault and
battery upon David Williams by hitting him in the face with
bck bat IL appeared tina; the complainant offered
SOM light PROV ocation. Found guilty, AID dned 90
Michael titzgbbons, mere boy, was GrTdigned Tor
snF ~ ~P s1d .nd sent To- To- the oa;Ss Of Rf +
Thomas Laulrr pleaded guilty 20 stealing pair ~
boe. then his 'erpoed aud plead fI him; then the
def jsnt ..f ,nerpo,ea end pleaded dulkenne.' when
suiliy and re;epecd - thr CITY Prison ~ te DIS
Isiac Tusty, colored, arraigned for assault and
battery convicted the assault merely aid sentence
David Wright was charged with assault and bat
sy on Of ~ C ah au aSd eneDe
Bridget Monahan, old offender, was arraigned
for stealing wearing apparel from Elizabeth Renncse
Found guilty and SENTENCED to the Pententary for three
join Coyle and Michael Holsey boys of fifteen
years old each pleaded guilty petit larceny Coyle cried vo
ieny, and sentence against hin was suspended ho'ey on
that he had Offended before sent to the House
Fainck Trainer was charged with assault and bat
terry b. wife May Trainer Found guilty and su'enced
to Tie PeuiteutsIy Tor two months.
Michael Sheiian, charged with assault and battery
ofioer, wac found unity aud sentence appended
Richard LakemIu, charged with stcIlag, was con-
yoed md sentenced t. the PntentiaTy for three months
Dennis Hanlin, charged with ste-hng pair of
pantsoOns found guilty. and sentenced to the Penenay
Tor three months.
James Haggarty was charged with stealing shawl
HaggaTty having spite OF
him" The evidence rather questionable against the
defendant, and be was discharged
George Ellis, alas Allison, pleaded guilty to an
Atteuut petit Larceny" in stealing poemOnnae from lady
This defendant nice young man." aud hourshed in an
elegant raglan Found guilty and sentenced to the Penenay
Patnck Bogley wa. charged with assault and bat
ey Susan DOughey He convicted AMI sentenced TO
the PeniteutiaIy for two months.
Elizabeth Gardner, coored was arraigned for steal
ing from Henry GARDNER also coSTed The proof ives strong
convicted sentenced to the PeneEary for six months
Ela % was a , TRon '% and sPa "b
from Margaret McCoppe and proved to have been caught IN
the She convicted and sentenced to the Penety
Mary Hart and Ann Trimen were arraigned for
stealing The latter, little girl discharged The other
grown ard the mother Of three small children though
she cried violently TO o her three small children"
convicted aud sentenced to the Pententiary for three months
Alexander DaraD, young boy, was charged with
stealing Patrick Hoean five pounds of sheet lead Iii,
mother begged aI'ivey Tor hs sequita But be was eoh
yicted and sent to the House OF Refuge whep - ms noAe
him removed by the officers che wrung her hands with un
Thomas Camp was charged with stealing pair of
Found guilty and sentenced to the City Pr'on for ten
Carl Mter German boy, was arraigned for steal
ing piece Of ocoth Found guilty and sent to the House Of
Patrick Heaey, arraigned for assault AMI battery,
was convicted and sentence suspended.
Ellen Costello WAS charged with stealing quantity
them beneath her shawl while patrozng the establishment
She convicted and sentenced to the City Prison for thirty
William Dalton araigned for assault and battery
on his wife Ann Dalton, discharged.
Charles Kief arTaigned for stealing twelve pocket
knives found guilty ana remandcd back till IhuTsday
John Ray craft, auaigned for stealing quantity of
pig iron was also remanded bsck till Thursday.
Mannus McNulty was arragned Tor assault and bat
tey quite young boy named Sylvester Irving by taking
him by the and sappng him in the face The defendant
yndCated himself BY saying the boy provoked him TO by
sstng making bonfIe in front Of his store Found guilty
and sentence suspended.
John Williams, anaigned for stealing shirts, sheet,
undercohiDg discharged upon the request Of the
pGnant .
john Boylan caItman, arraigned for assault and
battery officer who arrested him for his nsoence. The
defendant proved himself to have possessed uniform good
character He fined 10, which prompt
ly paid.
Frances Hunter, sometimes called Frank Hunter,
lady OF pleasure rather eayiy dressed pleaded guilty 70
charge ofsssau battery Mrs Amelia Storms another
lady pleasure with equal expen.vencss Jealousy
about the to the battery The Court
convicted " Frank" and fined her go which she paid
promptly and stepped OF on Eish'heeled shoes"
Michael kuuy Grraigned for assault and battery
ON pocrmsu The evidence developed OF action
against Kuny and lie acquitted. .
Louis Cabin was charged with assault and battery
on Officer Dyns Sixth Ward The evidence here again
the officer largely in the WRONG and Carn was found
guilty and simply fined 70.
Adjourned to Thursday morning, O'Clock.