New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIoNS-Aue. N-Befors
Recorder SMITH.

This Court opened at the usual hour this morning,
% charge against him was that he had stolen horse
and cart, valued together at 80 .;.oo. os :, HE
EMPLOY a. the time of the larceny and that on the 10th
of June accused to take CARLOAD OF manure some
1s in t syes Son. from the time he started
tun all that day; the horse was subsequently GunI
nes. living in Morsana the prisoner offered to sell the
sO to him f C hrs T sS p Datssn complete SALE there
was no delivery tie property that the accused sti re-
s1ty was taken from dtst street This the sub
Of evidence and the Court the sc Jury "a
with the proof find h for Tsnd 1gssny liz
sTss to lind for attempt at grand larceny -u,.,
The Jury deberated on the few moments ana with
tempt at grand larceny The Immediately to
es The accused was quite young man both he and the
Complainant of the stolen property were Germans go.
Edward Brown, a we'll dressed young man, YET
an old thief pleaded guilty to petit larceny and
sent to the penitensIy for SIX months c.o,o p,or
i IN se second dss lis especially
eoTnty he was also physically defo. med in being cripple
The ssse sEd
sentence you for the third time sv ,nb s5
"eSpefepce as yours You unfortunate also in more
than Sn H0e srs S1P %
becomes my duty to disregard It in the face Oh Hoh MAN. h
sentenced to the State Prison for 10 years but the sentence
the in that you be sent to tue State
John Sanders pleaded guilty to burglary in THE the
and aid he sDSa ssT , Snd jury WA:
mpsnneed to Try Bot immediately after ne approached
,s S s1 % s sSe fss his cSs
plead guilty The Court after ~ tns Se hun to
The State Prison for the term Of years
George Demar was then placed upon tIIal, under
...s s: p.s ss ss ON the the 3 fSfs
G S Of Mrs. Ps
sixth street s,,en nol;c.m,n testified that at the date
and aforesaid he the prisoner with two othes en,e
a. thew entered Immediately er the wae. heard foct'teP.
in the hall The prisoner with a.. ossb thee
yd this time the witness lost sight o, dn ,bs Os,
% connection with Oecr Ioe o m thu dc
ton in which they when they from
the ysIai found on Demar number Oh ma''ne' all" "'A
oeer Henry T. Corey Of the Eshteeuh Ward wa,swon
and Confirmed the testimony Of the foregoing witness; he was
Il the time heard the parties in TIE house 1ea,S
showed fight" and said "he! be id he would 60 to
prison" Sanders. who was with The scepsed also sao%ea
they admitted they had been in the house bat SAID thy
he'd been playing cards a..
I sS:s s9.s % Ss
person getting se fence in the Sa ysIS
esI Care recalled sd-when the accused coming
oft ~ the alley way he appeared to bresh
Josephine Pey being sworn said she resided Y a. NO S
burglary LEFT the house aud did not return t the mex,
oCnp :. Worth is more than Bat nothing
Hayg A kOafdcr
.mns into the about IL o'clock gu the nght OF the
gaTy and he then locked the outside door " closed ~h
sprins To- X; the boarder slept in the house. . 80
The defense offered Witness when the Court charged the
Jury briefly Yet clearly the law applicable TO the case aug
the sr ser short conference promptly retained 'efo'0
OF guilty Of burglary IN the first decree .,.. =.
Delnsr immediately brought up ier sentence wten ns
him substantially follows rms Is the nlrd
tine you have stood at his bar 70 receive your
have already served out two terms OF confinement ioI
ohenses though young man All the PUNISHMENT
hitherto administered has not reformed you ana Tue
court feels no that Light penalty coai row pne
fcay affect you feel to my duty at this time to inlet
you severe penalty and It therefore the sentence Of
tho Court that be State Poison for the term OF
fetn years Delmsr apparently about twenty FIVE years
Gfsse.
John Kiernan, indicted for robbery, pleaded guilty
90 assault and battery and sentenced the Penensy
for one year.
Charles Collins indicted for grand larceny. in steal.
inss quantity q silver ware Of the value Of ESQ then
rsced upon trial The alleged to have been stolen
On The 9Th Of July froms M kesse No 70 Ann street
evidence that the aforesaid of silver rare
had hanging up down stairs and outside door tina.
cupied By M Weaver Suddenly this box found By the
prcpetor pred OPEN and standing the floor az ,pper
s<ty OF bis b. dnx While the proprietor psculstns A.
20 ks sudden mysterious removal he met the in
the upper railways going in the dIectsn Of
On tsiDs sitd whs: wee Soirs !hse be replied he nee