New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19
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s.ns e ea. 80. exc e Of herself when Judge Osborn
t.rr;ed her, saying. s1css you ar sex
- To- I'd her guilty and sentenced her 70 ;ne fcntntay
' 't ss Rect pleaded gully to stealing two dozen
,ivss and orks Of ibe value Of ~ youth only dis
charged Saturday last from sIfs.t upon another ehse
john Wilhelm German, pleaded guilty 70 Petn
larceny paon.ng some articles om store. Found s"''
Emma A. Field and Juia A. Montague, TesPectap3io
looking youug married were Araiened Io - Can
ssone lawns rom Lane rot No b ~ t Se.s
70 the store aud were ~ % and psc h under
ibs ospe slt under hsr arm Ihe sG0Ss %9IS 10
leave T.. store Tae value % The lawn wa "HS' e4'V'
ra..a re Court wa wheihef hGH 10 noi nAvlns ye.
s,,enPed to i.Sys tse e en TO . or neey scden in
The uforusy being then engaged m 'ag ana haHdns
The clse !ooIed daily pou, aud whe me a;e9eTsed
Ter 6ned Mr., Field : 10 which promptly paid
Thomas Austin anaigned Ion stealing shawl
10Th Of Ine The PPSSty Of MAJ Uhsnne No %
Mary johnson was brought up Tor assault aud Dat
ery John Zahn q No 1879 East Twenty e'shn street on
Tho 4th Of Jane Tie complaint read that Mary struck John
with her Gst. Discharged howev'r no wne'cs snwerns'o
CorneIias Sullivan was drought Up standing for
st4tDs value q 10 cents the 10Th OF June
6t hs eo%s ss found % Sy ry and
Ann Dsrren was accused q the larceny OF shawl,
S ss by hsp g No is7 Es. twenty eighth
the h,ft being committed the l4h 81 june NO witnesses
Cbri.pna Kolh wa. charged with stealing an ambro-
type on 9Th May valued at go the PPsfty Of william
6cirpt 10 convict and the defendant discharged. .
Mary McCarty pleaded guilty TO stealing piece OF
lawn Convicted and sentence suspended tall saturday
Joseph Eagan was arTaghed for assault and battery
Eliza Taylor Eza testified that Joseph struck her with
potato" She said she lived at No 20 Tenth avenue kept
little shop ~ which she had dry goods some aa9 and ether
they found tho defendant guilty, suspended sentence
Thomas Flynn and Daniel Curtain were arragned
for assault and battery William Flynn No witness appear
ing, the defendants discharged.
daniel Matthews was arragned for assault and bat
sy committed on t the oS of 1 q % o EI.i 0 and
Mstthervo, being bnct" INDUCED the license of insult
P then he s5eS q hs GSf %
T NJ a SFG o aStsS M Mr. Da a0 M and fined hin
which Daniel forthwith proceeded to shell out" on the
Catbarine' Scanlon was charged with assault and
battery on Ann Mmphy The cor anan wanted the case
At length the complainant sung frol the crowd My husbard
here Worship The enie P S d5S saS
and shovel thrown back aud forth Ige Court de-
Henry Steier, arTagned for assault and battery on
the 18th Of june Patrick Sullivan was convicted snd sen
suspended Adjourned to O'Clock Oh Saturday morning
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS - JUNE IS - Before
Recorder SMITH.
THE QUARANTINE LAWS VINDICATED-A vERDICr OF
GUILTY.
PunctHally at the hour of opening this morning. the
with the argument the bsbeas corpus for the
fore and n Of listening TO something there IN
necos With this 'qornng But this morning was no' the
Henry Hamer pleaded guilty to assault and battery
with and remanded till Saturday or sentence
Cd ,h I coTr 40 onas tS indicfpt Xtc motion he
undertook to support in brief argument
MI Hall opposed motion and conended such PROPOSE;
on could not he entertained after plea Of Not Guilty. had
Te eoncurred with the DstIctAorney, and denied
Domnck Raglan placed bar for violation of
pronounced misdemeanor and Charged to have been com
md the Sst OF May last that on that day the defendant
the lldC
nicstion, BY means Of small rowoo1t with the Benjamin
Adams vessel then in Quarantine without the permission of
Hs addressed the Jury in opening the at more length
loy into the letter and polly OF the law On TINS subject s
IaS VI and Pspok Generally of the eminent
necessity of vigorous execution OF these laws the health Of
this great metropolis and the vast muudes that cOntinu
quoted the nited State. laws from the early organ
izon OF the Government to show the importance at
tacbed TO Quarantine regulations and the for their
strict observance by the Federal Legislature.
e h o of AND had i been ne % over mos m
he had known the defendant Ragan about that length
time defendant has been boatman the 3lst OF May last
defendant within the anchorage grounds the Quarantine
limits and anchorage ground because there
foundation laid for such evidence the indictment also
cboaee grounds because there allegation Invasion
Both objections overuled, and exceptions tskenl
defendant in small boat with several others in
the boat strangers witness going to and fro repeatedly
given Raglan permission he had repeated conversation.
ne had on t and told h was 70 invade
the Quarantine limits
Quarantine witness told defendant if he would him
and the witness thought safe with regard to the pablo
health he would permit hun to enter vessels anchored in
Quarantine on the Sst OF May 70 the number OF eight or ten
aud detained there on account Of the public health the Quars
tine anchorage part of the waters of the bay OF thus port
marked out by buoys under direction where vessels
for purposes Of visitation and Quarantine
crossexannaon, witness said the anchorage grounds
about mile by two aud half that they extended
mile into the bay and two two and half along
the he had controversy with defendant IN reference
his repeated violation of these laws much
vessels and boats Of different sizes TO through these
grounds without his than he wished he entered tue
complaint against defendant frequently before the sta or 9h
June positive he spoketo etndaut frequently before the
3lst of May on this subject he had had others indicted for
such voanon last summer they had never been tried II
not Witness business 70 try hen he made effort to have
them tried the special Quarantine is from the LIST Of
April 10 the let Of November.
Cyrus {. Waller sworn said he Deputy Health Officer
and that the vessel Be Adams was IN Quarantine on the 5st
OF Msy and he an his boat ceeins toward her. he
ordered the Benz Adams to remain in Quarantine ordered her
other vess and that she should be well ceansed between
On witness said the Benz Adams had
sinan, boatman sworn said he Raglan
Ter the 3t Of May the Benz Adams with several
with him in his small boat the Benz Adams hal her Quar-
William Jennings testified he employed by Comms
Raglan, and him the 3lst OF May in Quarantine limits
resolution was here offered BY Mr. Hall and admitted in
evidence by Mr. Van Buren,, passed by the Board Health
authorizing the Health Officer to umisae tranship
Ineut Of Passengers
the evidence the people closed Mr.
asked the CO 10 discharge the case, the District Attorney
had proved Dong except that bosman rowing about
The Court denedthe motion and the defense having
Mr. Vs Buren, proceeded address the jury lie
considerable length with good deal of professional adrot
same thing his eht had with punity and that it wauton
persecution 10 single out his client IN humble lie, the
atouing victim.
Nj Hall followed u an argument Of remarkable yisor and
= clear for III, people.
Ite Court then esUged the Jury the law es,i
faQny, when Mr.. Van Buren, and excepted several