New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

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tro.r of the State of NewYork other Safe officer,
mr. "a he nace6 TO tie credit of the Treasurer Of the
METROPOLITAN Police, until the same OF some part
thereof shall have been collected aud from drawing,
or paying any warrant for such purpose
for anv Greater sm or amount than shall or may De
from toe 10 time collected and paid into the Treasury
of the City or County Of New-YOrk 90 account Of
the Police Fund of said city or county; s, e,...
d. P. lNGRAHAM, First Judge N. l. Com f'e'''
Dated Jay lt, lt5'.
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIONs-July le-BefOre Justices
OSBORN and FLAsDREhU -, -.
Henry Titus. German, charged with as'aul'
and battery The sh Of July on ao.e bes w piece Of
wood. He was convicted, and sentenced 10 INC io'
'' Ruin. p. Woodward was eraigned for assault ana
b,v on the 9Th Of july bis mother Julia Wooo"ad,
No - Csmne street by 9s hei WIN y s probate did
nothing for her support whreupon Justice Osborn %
might work fo the public Ihs accused a. tb Pente
upon tie evidence Of his mother and sentenced 10 ~
tiary for months. r.,,. .,d ho,tarv
Francis Riley arraigned for assa Ia anS .cooa p
pole by resisting him IN the discharge OF his duty as al
otscer Found guilty and fined $1t A., ,oh
Sab RIood was charged with stealing, on the ioh
Of July three pounds Of butter Of the value OF 70 rom
Thomas g. Waite No 81 aacdoass street IN aGai ,nr 70
rted as being Unexpectedly addicted to rum Found guilty
and to the PeDiientiaTy TWO months M I2b
John Powers arraigned for stealing on ,ie i',u
of june tie Of TIVE cents on the compliant o.
Loui, Rcot the Thirteenth District Police Convicted anu
William G., nuer was charged with stealing on the
4 Of July S SD he So eIs;' vey tt He caught
the act charged against him and MS -, @ 1it
He,W Johnson was arraigned for stealing on the
etb re nv two bank of the value Of from the pocket
Of f' joseph Wood No Az Hudson street. Found guilty and
sentenced TO the peniteDtary for months eu
William vrs arralsLed Tor steang on .ne J I.m q.
July COLO ard silver coin Of the amount Of ss iLon -, s,
Green No. l7a East Seventeenth street. was renamed ' ''
Ain Boxer was charged with stealing. on the ?l'h
of june one hood pair OF boots and other Ahee
McAdan No 200 Mott street Found guilty aud sentenced 10
lane Robbins was auaigned for stealing, on the
18th of July ~ from Mary ReGding No 2 ho.n
resting the bosom as sLe stood DeoI tn m %
tribunal was an infant child Found soS ana 'eH' " ID"
Hugh Kelly and james Connolly were charged with with
stealing the ith Of Jny ooa o, .s .pas on the
uplain Of William 5. Mershs Tue hIt was Scauted anu
the second was convicted sent to the House OF Refuge
Ca,barine Phillips was arraened Tor stealing on
the I4h Of July piece OF needlework Of the va OF %
m Reb Cowe 2 Jay street Found guilty and sent
to the Penitentiary for three months.
John Wallace, charged with keeping dis0rderly
hS No $40 seventh on the oe@Ps WA. found sy
Iemandd till Saturday to ascertain If the nuisance was
barney Esselipg and John Feeny boys, arraigned
for stealing remanded till Saturday. -.
Leonard Shefiin, special metropolitan Policeman,
wa charged with assault battery James Bates Justice
brennan present and took an active part for the com
psnsnt and sgainst accused Remanded I'LL Saturday
Robert Cauield, hack driver, was arralgneu ior as
SAINT and battery on the Nth of July, Morgan Philips No.
IIS Mercer street Convicted, and hned t 20
Michael McGIath was charged with assault and bat
tery On the 18th Of July complaint of John H. Polly Of
the Nineteenth Precinct Found guilty and sent TO the 'y
Morris Harris was charged with stealing on the 18th
July silver watch Of the value OF y Il, fI9% Lyman
Matthew Mcnamara was charged with assault ana
battery on the 18TH of July James Allen No Isl Wash
ngtc9 street with Knife hv sa'a wsTs charged
with stealing the 18th Of July So in pennies tue properly
ate
prove the boy who was not his ce gully OIL lne
Of the two together pretty conclusive evidence of the
Guilt Of both the defendants Still for the sake of faJusce
and to allow for the ample testimony after hndins them
guilty. tine Court Iemandea them till Saturday. go
Richard RYAN and james Brady pleaded guilty to
assault and @ ee the sa ct SOY
made these defendants but the Court replied can
Found guilty the first was fined S5 second %
John C6yle was charged with stealing, on the lst OF
I two ie Tenth md Eleventh avenues John
was old offender found gully and sentenced to
james Simpson was charged with assault and bat
terry Peter Cer of the Metropolitan Police Found guilty
Thomas Cunningham arraigned for assault aud
battery the 18th Of July on his wife Mary No. IL Marion
Pa,rck Garragan was arragned for assault ana bat
tery on the llth july Ann Garrssan corner oil Eghh
Eighty fourth street Discharged no witnesses ap
Richard Chanpan, Richard Smith and VIM. Marion,
boys we've charged with feeling ofadie pockets with intent to
steal on the 18th july in Grand street the complaint
Richard King, of the Tenth District Police Renamed Til
Samuel Mcneil, arraigned for stealing, on the 18th
of july ball of twne Of the value OF So from George Wet
No AZ Cherry street. chased witnesses appeane
Michael Riley was aragned for rioing IN the Elev-
enh " ard. found guilty, aud judgment suspended.
William knOcke was charged with assault ana Dat
tery on Davis Both Dutch Jews Found guilty
Inou,as and Mary Brigge, husband and wife, were
aligned for assault and battery Elizabeth Afoson con
yicted and fined So each :, >, -.
Matthew McCabe, arraigned for assault and battery,
IL. Inlp Rar0 Nh WestT
ninth street, discharged, no witness apPeaIins'
Mary Murphy, Ellen Tyne and Mary Rooney We're
Krhee No 80 Oliver street This psrtook largely q pretty
free sht defendants appesIng ttle any more
Matthew Scally arrag red for assault and battery
OIL the 9Th July Peter oRey No 1855 West Twenty
Owen Kivlen was aragned for riotng on the n,. 18th
Of July No s. Bs1sT ;Isea on The the sS%P.e' Of Ss
cent to convict and defendant was acquitted .,
Patrick Mooney, Edward Dye, Patrick Mcbride
and Barney Gallagher convicted rioters of the Sixth Ward
were brought sentence Justice Osborn speaking
for Court raid large number of arrests had been made for
guilty from the innocent among all these parties very large
tp9on howeyer Of those arrested had bees d.chssed
pie those before IT, and the fullest evidence on
ming through the city since The Ja and duty
IN those brought before us such as admits OF no compo
and satisfactory Strenuous Efforts have been made by their
70 influence our concerning them but we hsye
ties svaed themselves the opportunity granted them Of fur
evidence character. Our motives been
impugncd by the public press for delaying Judgment in
thu and kindred cases. these accusations produced
little impression the consciousness of their in
Justice The Distc, Attorney at first requested not TO
coed TO Judgment these But have been ad
v.ed by him proceed judgment in the remaining
before sentence pass would not conflict with
any Indictment the Grand Jury might ind Ore obser
feel bound make and that u.s. have tried 10 dis
cmna,e between these parties but 6nd difference in
The essential quality of their ohense We therefore think II
pose them the highest penalty the law
aow excluding the penalty by fine winch sa sentence to the
PeLtentaiY foI six lontbs each.
rendition this sentence, Barney Gallagher talk ed
vehemeby In the Of his wife and children, and the
sixth ardeTs passing through the back door for