New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

III fr spnounced hi. intention 70 bring the rioters Or
trial neat month and in ACCORDANCE WIN in the
fret degree The trial Of the sixth Ward Rabbi ". ns
Of the he ated term" Of August
Adjourned without day.
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssi0Ns-JGy A'-Be''re '''''e'
OSBORN and FLAkDREAV.
Michael Welh was arraigDed for uotlng on he
A.. Of july in Jackson street the complaint Of Thomas
s,eers Of the Thirteenth District Police The testimony III
% The accused was convicted sentenced to the Peniten'
tisry for ii, months and fined 80. - h.,.ox,,
On No, ab Of Juy Upon John Heddtn No 2i Seventh street
Convicted and sent to Peniten,ary for two months M
johanna BUN wv wa rsUe # from Mery MALONE NJ
S5 Church The accused was found with the stolen
dre, on and actually stood before the ur denying ,ne
cLage OF felony with the puOned calico on hei person.
Found galty aud sent to the penitentiary months.
William johnson wss arraigned Tor an atIenpt AZ
pockepekng, the ih Of July from Jenstte Robinson,
Attorney street The complainant caught the accused with ms
e1sctly IS cents Convicted, and sent to the Pentenay
Mathew Mcnamara was charged with assault and
Cole No Is White street. and Of the Fifth Precinct This
assault was charged with being made by of resisting the
officer endeavorng 10 arrest prisoner Defendant
was sent back another charge offelony
Geo. Wheaton was arraigned for assault and bat
street or No 5s The prisoner plug ugly
looking customer and Justice Osborn remarked 70 nun lou
ae an old bird" Found guilty. and sent TO the Penitentitry
Thomas Ryder was arragued for stealing. on the
10th Of July quantity Of cotton Of the value Of $3 from the
Schooner Queen South laying Pier so East River
the complaint Of William w Ned. The party also
Catherine Ryan No COlumb. Found guilty both
complaints and while the last Judgment was suspended on
Edward Hare, alias English, arraigued for stealing,
the 5h of July gold and silver coin to the amount OF ~
the complaint OF James Kehoe Thirty street be-
Ninth and Tenth avenues was discharged no witnesses
Henry Spert and George Schevema, Germans, were
charged with stealing the 9th of July ham Of the value Of
81 from Deobold Mllaan, No. Worth street Defendants
mepy was sdduced to found them
guilty them to the Pententiay for two months each
Edward Ritter was charged with assault and bat.
terry on the 18th of July Jacob Koebe No 43 Beekman
street convicted and the Penentay foI months
John Commody boy, and old offender, was
cearsed the larceny of quantity of cotton and caught in
the The little dock-the with tears stranins hrous MS
asonzDg grief protested his Notwithstanding all
this "mcne mood prepared to order the Court convicted
young dock prowe and sent him TO the House OF Refuge
Richard Jennings was charged with the revolving
crime Of assault aud battery fine th of July on his yeneT
after testyng convict her migrate
dured the generous eny ntercede for suspension of
young man. addressed him educational
and highly hb on the ane'' bar %
but convict him. but at the solicitation of the forev
mother the umany son was permitted to 90 with susPen
Charles H. Noble, coored, was arraigned for assault
battery the 10th of july jane Hughes also coored
street Found guilty and sentence suspended
Mary Bennett, arraigned for stealing, on the 18th of
July shirt and napkins OF the value OF 81 from Harmon
Gladly No. "a Howard street discharged witnesses
appearing.
Margaret Ritche araigned for assault and battery,
on the llth of July, on James Bentley Of No 2s West
was discharged, no witnesses appearing.
William Kinsley was charged with stealing on the
18th Of July bank bills and silver coin of the Of S3 from
Robert White, West Farms Westchester County Found
guilty and sent to the Aenitentiary for months
Philip OROurke arraigned for stealing, on the
9TH Of July basket and shovel on the complaint Of James
dixgln Tyfd a ~
James Tigb and Martin Miller were charged with
stealing the 18th of July gold hearpin pOckebook
aom jo No. TRs popes
in int and Re
that they might have been convicted for robbery
were found guilty and sentenced the Pententiary
months each
Thomas Goodwin was charged with assault and
Fsb,c.nh Police Precinct The evidence was to
commit, and the defendant was discharged
Catharino Henderson, respectable looking WON an,
was charged with stealing the 9th of July the OF
sl4 from Mary Mahen No 80 Chestnut street servant in
tumble Of fat contradictions and the defendant was unhe'
tstDgy acquitted.
Robert Miller, colored, was arragned for stealing
arragned for stealing the 10th Of July fock Of the
value Of e. from Henry Blank No. 81 West Broadway
There evidence to support the complaint and accused
was acquainted.
James Mahon was charged with keeping disorderly
Niece No " West Broadway The evidence disclosed
ins bey,nd adding and dsncis disordery house,
the accused coveted only Of supeuty Of music and the
poetry of notion" acquitted.
Madeleine Eche arraigned for assault and bat
terry Cethane Horas by hitting her with bckbat Con
vcttd and fined 90 -
Margaret Webb pleaded guilty to assault and bat
tery OH the lh of July, Margaret McCary No. ~ Nesey
street by striking complainant with tin dppe Found guilty
In of certain valuable information defendant
/ ad given to the police, sentence was suspended. -
Michael Riley was anaigned for roting, on the 9Th
nue. A. complaint of Officer Augustus Asn Arsdae of the
Eleventh District Police The accused admitted he had
stone in his hand but he said he throwing at cats
His employed testified his having said it would not do for
having otous and that he found with at least
stones in his hand The evidence proved him unques
onsby awess yonng owdy He convicted aud sentence
withheld till Thursday.
Frederick Hett, German, was charged with assault
and battery with knife the Sd of July another German
on the heel defendants wife then said the comp anan
the defendant fell me like tiger" Found guilty and
fined $50.
Otto Gersan and Hartman Gersan, arraigned for
sau and battery the 9Th Of july Daniel Costello No IS
Clinton street discharged, witness appearing
Arthur Lnegan and May Linegan, arraigned for
assault and battery the 9th Of july May un No. 2S
Mulberry street discharged witnesses appearing
Miles Martin was charged with assault and battery
the 9th of June Henry w Casey Second Avenue Rail
road Conductor Convicted and sent 20 the City Prison
days and fined $40 The accused had been Railroad Con-
ductoI himself.
William Buckley, alias William Jones' was charged
with stealing the 18th Of JUL silver con Chris
tana Molten. ReInsnded till Thursday.
Mary Lozett, aIragoed for stealing fifteen cents
from John w. Byrne was discharged
Adjourned to O'Clock Thursday morning.
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MARRIED.