New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22


IN ,h ts.y P.on lie has already ee'n hroeTsed sine at
D.esmb,f. Adjourned wiinou'o@
,- ox epvcI.y SFsSIONs--JrvE 20-Before Justices
S"S' ~ OstoRN and eRowSELL.
Ellen Cunningham, Charlie Fisher and Ann Jonh-
,on were .icceeyely d~hsIged 10 witnesses sppe@fNs
SsW iism srokles, pronounced an old " hummer by
one a5ce q court .d old dock thief by Justice oe}rn
w. ,r,sist for stealing Empty barrel from propeller
Sssr Waaine, Market The prisoner, vasantlOokins
os,oer was r.ooecd himself account OF the
tnr nature the oen'e when Justice Osborn interrupted
him saving steal everything lay your hands on
!ySo,s shST sTr eTrdaon We ind You guilty
ience you 70 the Peni.entiary FOR two months. al.
Thomas Smith, old plckpocket, wa' chargei VIII
.ng co-pe Of Tie value Of D cents the property
Of John Mo.he No Baxter street Found guilty. and sen
Catharine McGirl loaded guilty to stealing shaw,
Of the value from Am Caster on the i5n Q, june 'oo
yic,.d and sent b. the Peneniary for ionT month";,
petr;ct Mulliean, an experienced thief, was ar
,,ed for ealir mats Of The vsioe Of - 10 reply 70
oge.ton from Judge Osborn why h. did h. thns Pat .sd
couldn't help It." Convicted and cent TO the feneh"'J
Elizabeth Schmidt, another veteran offender, was
hsTSsd With stealing number Of calico dresses from Ellen
Rove Found guilty, and sent to the Pentetary o' i'uF
Joseph Smith, bright-looking little boy, pleaded
guilty stealing the IN Of June par ct sae o. n
Justice Osborn asked If ne had any parent, n ea
commenced erps and sFPSSres y conedeS 10 resn 6
| ,eph for more certain Information stont him.
| Frederick Stshl aud John Switzer were srraigned
IN, stealing on the 18th If June FIVE sides Of kip lezer oil the
value Of John D. B.ck Of Jsoo6 street lhey were
in Of
Michael Curry Of Jay street was charged with rs
,sult snd bnsteTy on the l Iee b empiainsn. m giving
his testimony going % .sy something about he garden
nted hin VIZ, the dctun the Horticultural part Of your
evidence 90" There seemed to be some ent III tne ool
plant scarcely enough 70 authorize more than mere %
ytion The the defendant guilty and suspended
| William Boone was arraigned for assault and bat
,e,v on the 10Th of June Johanna Coleman No ~ Churcn
street TIE complaint read that the accused struck 1oanIa
her hair Of the head and threw her dwi sld
yfs nHes hft e p Complaints against William
hanna appear and the accused had to be discharged "
| August Speger was araigned on the complaint OF
Johnny Lying No SIS Houston street for wiiny and man
wheeled establishment Of Johnny RS and running IT. IN ihe
sum Of s tyns PT To b sn' we ca.e growing somewhat
complex promsnes protracted investigation was put over
| 10 next Tuesday for clearer light. .
| Christian Grand was charged with assault and bat
John egs Tasse parties o% oe'9R De w f SAME ae
the upper and neither apartments toTsetu IKE Their area. an
The compliant however, appeared to have frivolous
cause and Court dismissed it, among the broken ssuce Of
Mary Ann Gopher was charged by ANNE HOLSTER
with beating child Mary Aun appears be school mistress.
IN bic a1city sle Is charged with rsnscendne the powers
Of im,ed sovereign in the matter Of chatsng the pupils
under her authority The ought to present an interesting
| eston and adjourned over 10 next Tuesday .
Michael Res aud Michael Jilink were charged with
.ST. 'p No. 8 S o s Street The being bet the
| compliant was discharged.
John Lynch was araigned for assault and battery on
tie 18th May upon Henry senke The evidence d,o.ed
debt - claimed adue from Ly9ch i to sein.e Which the
senie rrated by constant disspPontment and vas
bno u bee be- lived Thi. defamation sted Lynch aud
meeting stenke ia drinking house walked up TO nun ana put
with the cause end the The Court deemed II
light found the defendant guilty and suspended sentence
| John Henry q boy was arragned on the complaint
Of Stephen Grndy still smaller boy for stealing 81 cents in
that John was yakDs around and up and natched hs
| Justice Osborn-Did you get the money again
Witnessoh yes; he threw It rsht back .faln. -
bricr Osborn chsgrned threw down the compliant, az
mpty Diminishing it, wondering how such frivolous thing
could have been allowed while the ana ooaa
accused aud complainant oped Out through tue amused
| audience.
Try Susan McCsn BY striking and kicking her on the leg
| and body. Put till Thursday
| Thomas Dillon charged with assault and bat
erv on the 18th June James snson of No 2B Rvngon
street by striking him with glass bottle Discharged no WI"
Edward PENN was arragned for an indecent assault
on the 10th May William Cutter Deferred TIL the SVth
John Guyer and - Andrews were charged with
assault and battery Augustus Eddnon These defend
and and are he terror of their neighbohood The Court
found them guilty, and fined them 20 each , .
Jeffrey Haekins pleaded guilty to assault and bat
erv on Thomas Lyons This assault appears have had many
agpTsyatng features and notwithstanding the claim 10 elem
wns Altogether to overlook peculiar ssnity Of the
ofense Lyons wa; ~he nssd TG TO- ' by nt him
aud him by the jerking h up ana down o. no
floor While in position the defendant asked Lyons II ne
woud which the latter refused when the &C
cused continued violent jerking by the up and dow"
had been the police of this city and the eompans
some previous relations theirs swstchmen The Court found
| the defendant guilty, and fined him = so =,
| Margaret Wolf was airaigned for assaulting her
mother The lady testified that Margaret was ~ years Old
and aid any bad character her Inc daughter
paid all the she earned to the mother ana hg @
could not produce mark where Margaret had oucaed her
The defendant seemed FESTIVE st such accusation from het
mother and the dismissed the complaint and told her to
oxxh. e,otbe nd bterp
John Brush convicted at aprevious Court OF assault
and battery the Lut by knocking hun TIL
the blood rushed from his and nose was fined 80
| Adjourned 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.