The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08

oexe you and also hes the power 70 excuse any yTo
acm attendance without an application 70 me oouss ~
Your rights and would mot be within The
limits Of this occasion. m conclusion, su6Aoe 70 s,
that with promp fearess impartial ana perec ac %sSs
yonr part all violations OF law must DO broueos 70 hs",
and the anegvessors placed on The road 70 and
punishment Without your 90 operation 6s car justice
Is al stand still; with II, IL wheels move 9TH proper
morality dying In mds-M obedience 70 the laws
s becoming an obs lete idea-we can do much here In
us then In appropriate spheres In concert and in
The performance functions unite In aim
order DuIDs the months Of July and August the bust
Of the court will be devoted 70 the trial OF prison cases
only and as my intention to bold court but one week
In each Of these terms, viii be necessary for you each
day to devote sufficient time 70 your public duties as win
enable finish up The busness entrusted to you One
Of the ocers gentlemen, win conduct you to the Grand
GRAND LARCxNrHs.
Louis Gemme pedsr, was placed on trial for grand
slcO from the store Of FrapshAw Mligan townsend,
SO Broadway, on the 2lst Of April he was tried last
SCORED ID porter Of he was he principal w.t.
fer the prosecution. He deposed that the prisoner In
oompan, with three oher mem called at the store early
member Of the drm, and on being told that he YES
bot in asked for writing materials 70 leave note. The
porter down the basement procure pencil and
on bis return he found that Gemmel had left "Do you
think he stole any thing" raid OF the men to the
porter BE replied in the Affirmative, and followed him,
be arrested The defence attempted 10 establish
abi Three male and three female witnesses (ail Ger
mspe) testified that Gemmel a. breakfast given In
honor OF the birth Of child the day and at the hour
when the alleged larceny committed. After an alb
OF hour and bali the jury came in the court,
cay ing that 1t was impossible for them TO agree upon
verdict and they discharged. IL Is not probable
that Gemmel will be put Gu trial again.
Celeste Day ton, lady Oh the town, who Jointly in
dcled with Samuel Jones Moore for grand larceny
placed on Trial The male prisoner tried and con-
vctsd OF the o and sent to lhe State prison for FIVE
years. The deposition Of sidney Martin, the compa nan
who resident Of Wet6eld In this State, forth that
Celeste Dayton him in Broadway and induced him to
visit her apartments Before he left The house valuable
watch was distracted from his pocket, which after
wards restored 10 him. The prosecution showed by an
officer who acquaI ted with her, that she acted in
cert with JONES' and relied that fact for conviction
The Jury, however. amer being absent feT moments
brought in verdict Of Nos guilty.
the foreman announced the result OF their de-
Nberaons. young man commenced TO applaud yocife-
rousy. Onicer Walsh Immediately arrested the gallant
spmpaher with Mas Day and brought bin before his
horror who asked him II be knew that he wat In court
Of uscef He penently replied that he did; wheieupon
the Judge committed him for contempt OF Curt He
respecable looking young and gave HE name as g.
y. j. smith
The Court then adjourned for the day.