New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
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Jo,epb State and Thomas Potts, arraigned for the
% o bsnisi sutherland .. the depot Cast.
GsIa the 18th Of June -ee discharged for want Of 'ha
James Whalir, an indisputsbe and clearly proven
thief charged With hearty purpose to steal on the 2h
snoupt Of Si2 and satin Of the value Of "a amounting
IN all 10 the Il Ola from Daniel Walters master Of the
schooner Americas lying the time Of the felony at the foot
Of Roosevelt street The crime proven in This case wS' M
IS called in law sspor''onthst i. such removal o. the
complete removal of OF appropriation o. 70 'he pr
cns use "ss wa, sfn 70 sass me oe n IL.
cabin Of the schooner Shortly after be had removed ~ De
lie vas Identified beyond dispute and in evidence hs
had stolen repeatedly before COunseor Noorhees spoeu
psoe On b Ssy Of the srcsny but ali hi. .ascou.
tories achieved the perverse fucee" OF fastening tno
Tere., upon L. friend Justice Brennan
wss ,empes decide 81 say give hun six months which
Jon had Sa don, a, ", ,sd
bin yourself We end the defendant sny and give hm ''
months in tho Pententsry ~, II
June silver n 10 the amount Of Is cents from Lyman An
dIcws No. Is csrne street. was convicted aud sentence
Solomon Kleeck was arrsigned for an indecent eX-
po,u Of HE person II and 10 O'Clock at night on tse
u. Bssty The testimony at dne period Of the
threatened q grow quite clear :east ,he WEN aon3
cbsrsctcr which was y by Justice Osborn say
ing There Of evidence 20 good character There are
beay this man is charged WITH every day and IN
the public park about the City Hall can point you out
ffty and one too Of profession Bot the proof
amer hi. grew little confused and uncertain when the
Court sI to the P.0ne, % the Ing
edmonton that might warning TO Elm Tor the utui
decided TO SCOUT him.
Mary Mortimer was arraigned for assault and bat
terry the 18th Of june Mary Carroll No e Tenth avenue
by striking hr with her FIST tearing heI bonnet on sa s,
both the complainant and accused carried the marks OF
angry passions on theI face: Ihe cas-. etc h =:
that Justice Osborn compelled to indulge in the
ksp s s pse Of tho S time h
muther hollered" Another declared. . was afraid my
much more than vsloou,y scratched and the Court decided
cv- the problem BY finding the accused guilty and hnins
Jane. Burns was araigned for assault and battery,
on the 18th Of May on Patrick Cline No Thirteenth street
The evidence far from conclusive Of the charge in the com
GI%nl on the day Of ii. battery Charged complainant
de,ot to rehu h proof Of S So pb1 1st he
tce Osborn replied Yc9 are just likely to says 'een cf
Joseph KeaD, Thomas Smith and Richard Mclean
were charged and battery the ed Of june
S Oe1 s. hs Pbe.e
made outrageous and unprovokd a'autupon TINS com
throwing miltesn at him. striking him the head with
pitcher DC Judge Osborn remarked that there was prevail
and outrage with IMMUNITY and in view of hi, fact and
the clear evidence in this particular the Court decided
10 fine the bloods" before 20 each and that they
stand committed till the fine 10 paid.
Benjamin James was charged with assault and bat
tsry the 18th June James Tracy Of No 7 West For
ty street by striking deponent the hip with brick
Put till Friday, Sd of July.
Herman Broking was arraigned for assault and bat
tsy on the 18th Frsnk Leathe of No 1873 Prince street
by striking blows with his fist for correcting child
teacher with ST. Matthew's Academy Convict
ed suspended till Friday next for additional
evidence. =,
Daniel Moran was charged with assault and battery
on the oath June Margaret Golden corner Of Tenth and
Dry streets by striking complainant with HE hist on the
back Convicted and fined $40. ;.
John Warner was arraigned for keeping disorderly
house connection with assgnatoI at No 10
Eighth avenue the complaint Of Daniel Young No oz
West Twenty street Adjourned over till next Tuesday
John Moran was charged with stealing, on the 2ith
of June hand.saw worth + from Timothy Searny. be
was caught the 10 old offender and has been before
the Police dozen times previous to this Convicted
and sentenced to the Penitentisry for four months
Mary McDonough, arraigned for stealing on the
No James street, the evidence being insufficient was
acquitted IL .,., III, ...o,,,, .,d
battery on the Path of June George Dean No l5 East
Broadway with his ,t Tom atIocou: and pTodisa OF
threaten TO split the compainants hesd open
Convicted ard fined %. . . =,
Pat Welsh arraigned for assault and battery on the
% of June Mike keloan, discharged no witnesses
appearing. o,,