New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25
SUPREME COURT-srEcIAL TEsX-DEc. 2-Before

tbsy msbt do The motion therefore for pre- nary III
SUPREME COURT-srEcIAL TE.A-DEc. 2t-Befdre
In the matter Of the petition OF Sarah Ps.ldns ss Philip
Panldins q, to tSe custody Of G's:e M rssiains
On September % Mr. Pauldirg, on 40 All dAvit ina,
be believed Mr Paldnr in whose custody the es,a
Grace wa, Temporal: placed Intended to SoIvss ia %
the part Of Mr. Pauldus IN the suit OF ha,ess copa'ws
Gni.hd obtained order from judge Pe.body hat Mrs
rive Sops for be-. h,a obsdsnc to the The
security 5000 that 'he would not remove the child from
Laer yanou. sdournmens this mater Tbur,isy
sSg wSss hs she has 70 Intention Of u
dcon Of the Court and never tepded 90 70 d. e.Gsp ,
or the benefit Of her own and her children, posi-
lively denies thst .6e ever Intended to g to Florida to remn
Mr. Noyss opposed the motion tine ground that II wa.
%:' % @ the Bs $ and R 5s
bsrs,ne than ury w Of any Importance
. D.y sr. Fsnd s1n '9s
ceved SUFFICIENT 70. Mr. psndns Ms,Is Young and Full
Anna Andriot sgt. Paul Audriot-Decree of divorce
Before Judge PEABODY:
Gordon 4. Alvord agt. benjamin Frszse-Case
settled.
KINGS COUNTY SUPREME CoURT-Drc A-Be'ors
The People rel joseph B"tlsr 's Daniel N0rhup City
Butler cold to the City of Brooklyn blankets to the
amount Of 1920 the order Of the Commissions! Of Rep.
and supplies He presented the bill duly 70 the
price extay.s.n and purchased !. q. prices
syns been T upon ss %
or show contrary thereof this day als Dec aud
the respondent having made his return TO- and motion nsV!
mus issue after hearing for the rsor and counsel for
the respondent, ordered, tina. the moion be denied
sURRoGATE's COURT DEC. "A Before the Hon. A. w.
In the matter Of the last viii and testament Of Daniel Irving
The Surrogate delivered the following opinion, ad-
hini the teststOr had capacity. The oiuns.nce, I'D.
duced peach the soundness Of bis mind are entirely Insult
fishing rational state direct positive and clear inc pro
visions do not +; be sc. wit" da sss Of the 81 viii
that such disposition was probable. The will SO far ~ IN
Scae favor to the Sa n IN 9eS to the cOn
gent provision for his insane daughter
COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONs.-DEc. 2L-Before
Recorder SMITH
THE LAST DAY OF THE TERM-YiNAL PRocEEDINGs.
This day being, by custom, mainly devoted to the
s T ana pomuH paSno
iIcG ana convicted f r.; s % 1Sse' tssy
charge they pleaded guilty 70 asssSt and estsy Us ae con
ay al on plea Of guilty they wee sentenced for mo.hs
each to PeD.nay take effect upon the expiration Of
John Williams pleaded guilty to attempts grand
larceny sentenced to the state Prison for yeas
Hugh Darrow was then arfalgned spon Cutgeoi
maussugher Cont remarked that the felony Tor wnh
p1isone aragred committed years ago tnt we
bad been absent f RstS IA noe hiS S jury
would have convicted bin had he been tried and theeupor the
John Gillons pleaded guilty TO steaog horse and
wagon to the Penitentiary for SIX months.
Peter Bonner was tried and convicted OF assault an1
battery with intent to rob MI Richard Temple He YVES TO-
day brought Judgment and was sent to the tINn
two S s ss snS s1 the Court Bonner
by occupation Several parties inereeded Tor h.ai
with tears bis eyes the cmency Of the Court but the ke
codeT could do no more for him 10 the exercise Of ms H
Chs,les Bernard pleaded guilty to obtaiaing goods
under false preense The Court remarked that evidence mad
been laid before favorable prisoner and that this so far
the Recorder knew was his first Ohen'e Judgment was
Charles H. Jervee, a boy, pleaded guilty to forgery
in the oqh Ssf sss tue and and
Wilsm McManus, convicted of grand larceny, in
stealing hogs worth sls from drove, wl' sentenced 10
John Bovelle and Tnom.s Dslsny pleaded guilty to
attempt at burglary in the third degree The accused were
asoe upon the GOuIt that the defendant
had large b s s With and he Uss
an occasional smue in which they adul1ed, the Court de-
sss ,a s .as l @sa homs Court
the pr,oners this Judgment would be promptly exc
Paul Riley convicted of petit larceny, was sent to
the PenitentiaTy 70, six months a.,
Bernard Donohoe, a boy OF l6 years. conyltted OF
assault and battery with nteDt rob- sent to the House
OF Refpse The Recorder administered to this youth
excellent and impressive advice. go
John Brennan, another youth Of l6, pleaded guilty
attempt burglary in the third degree the Recorder
released him the Imperative condition that bis nsnd re-
the city. In time until that done
Brennan a remsnded TO the City Prison. $500
John Holmes, boy. pleaded guilty TO petit larceny,
end wa, sent the Pententiary for six months.
Henry Newell, colored, pleaded galty to an attempt
at arson second degree sent to the State Prison
for four years and ten months. 49, .
Charles Seymour pleaded guilty to burglary in the
third aeg-ee The Court observed to the accused be had been
10 The State Prison before He 10 cooper by occupation snd
sentenced for four and six months 10 the State
Prison. -
Stuart Shepherd brother of James Shepherd, lately
oonvictedf arson the fret degree pleaded guilty forgery
In degree and sent TO the State Prison for i've
years al four months
Caroline Copnor pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and
was sent % the PeniteI ary for six months.
Matthew McNlanus was then srraigned to be tried
for robbery in attempting to take by Violence the right OF
the 18th Of November, ACCORDION worth SO from Mr.
Young in Thirty fifth street but the evidence faed entirely -
anything resembling robbery bat proved uore thar
slight assault and battery. OF this oene the Jury found
him guilty. and he sentenced to the City Prison for thirty
days
Patrick HsgQ siy. alias Frank Forester, and jas.
Gardner alias Robinson then put upon trs for burglary
committed the st of December upon the grocery
Mr. Combs No 32 Ninth avenue and stealing theefr
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