New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

iS sub r. And this Court may grant him any an RIM
:,s the, 70 ~hi be t ut GsS By evidence
A plaintiff In this scop has obtained regular
S.nasn allowed TO in twenty days on payment BY
him within that time Of the Of entering the judgment aud
the execution judgment and costs Of opPos
ing this motion and serving with the answer stipulation
far modifying n motion issued thereon 10 Leave the
,rns this action :. Liberty TO p0se6 spe
defendant does not avail himself Of these conditions by com
plying Herewith this motion 10 denied, with 80 costs
SPECIAL TERM.
Thomas HILL ct al, agt. Thomas DOuglas.-Motion
denied with to the defendant to abide the event
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIONs--JUsE sO-Bsfsre Jssise'
Ossoss and WOOD.
The usual Tuesday morning crowd was to-day again
realized and when the Court first opened the densey packed
packed With corfe.pondins density dsrkened heavily
TePo -Four mortal hours exhausted In dspo'ng Of the
Patrick Barrett was charged with stealing, on the
18th of June half chest Of tea valued at from Jsnt'
Bemsn No. ia Chambers street Justice Osborn asked the
accused what he had TO In reply he answered b. had
nothing Convicted and sentenced to the Penehay
Randell Hurley was arraigned for assault and bat
,s on the h Of June on justin B, ~, No. 81 w wes
that he the cothene Of the complainant and struck his
quarrel growing Of tse close proximity of tenants v;
ing in the building The defendant wa, found guilty and
James Mcknight was charged with an attempt at
stealing the 2k Of June from the pocket OF Maria Paxton
caught the young his her pocket though he
failed to reach the coin He sa.rgard asked her to forgive
had been 'toreieePeT in Philadelphia but the Court recos
d s a % ;TS 9saas It: 9qpD Ss
convicted aud sentenced TO the PeniteDtisry for three
months.
James Wilson was srrsigned for pocket-pickng,
the 2h of June the complaint Of Louis Cohen OF the Th
teerh Police District Found guilty and sentenced to the
Theodore Vail and Joseph Smith, young boys, were
sa No s Thy had both
up before Found guilty and sent TO the House of Refuge
Charles Parker and George Putnam boys again.
suaisned for stealing, the 9th oil June quantity Of
bead of the value Of about SIS Convicted and sent to the
Bridget Daley was brought up for assault and bat.
terry, TIE 9Th Of June Margaret Bradley The accused
the sppea Intellectual She convicted and sent
TO the City Prison for ten days,
John Cuuan pleaded guilty to an assault and bat
tery ON Officer Chas Williams Of the First Ward Police Found
guilty and the officers request sentence wa, suspended
Edward Bethany, charged with assault aud battery
on the nth Of June Tucker No ZIG Sixth avenue
was found guilty and sentence suspended
Bridget BOlen was charged with stealing, on the
aeh Of June plain and kettle Of milk the sses.te
vslue of ~ from A.rsaIet Burton, No. m2't sss QUE
Michael Flood, brought up on two separate COM
plants for assault and battery the 18th OF june on Ann
Flood No @ Second was on ST fassa
tary for months on the other, =, -
Andrew Larp was charged with assault and battery,
on the 9th Of June Mullen between Twenty ht aud
Twenty sixth streets TIE evidence he struck her !. the
face Convicted and sent to the Penens for one month
the ah of june piece of ham No. Rector street Con-
vieted. the rsni,entisry for four months:
James PANEL and Matthew Clark, boys, were
charged with stealing lead the complaint of Robert Wl
son Of the Tifa Ward Police. One boy said in repyto
didn't know Sc anasned After few more questions BY
the Court, both were acquitted ,.,.,h..
William Callahan arraigned for assault and bat
terry on the complaint Of Henry spargenbery Another COM
plant CHARGED him with the oense his sister Found
nonths go
Michael Kelly was charged with assault and bat;
t>ry ON the 9th June John b. jeffrey OF the Third
Ward Pohcs Found guilty and sentenced to the PenentAry
for three months. :, ,,.
the gath Of June James Costello policeman This ola
offender ratified sway srfny at the complainant Convicted
Margaret Holpin was charged with stealing. on the
s7h els's used BY butchers Of .he ,sS. OF
wss too well known to appeal successfully TO the cemency Of
the Court FOsnd guilty and sentenced to the fetensy Tor
John Hartvelt was aragned for assault and battery,
the 2th Of June, William Kuns Germanl OF the f's
, wssS rGs .S.n % throwing ''' MN '''
Mary A. Talbot was charged with stealing. on the
nth Of june hat Of the value Of ss from sophs knsbey
No Is Division street Convicted and sent to the P'nten
Georee Mitchell, Augusta Mitchell and Theodore
Lsr Germans sagned for assault and battery on the
Of June Jane, Williams. at No ny Allen ;te.s for
attempting eject the defendants from house belonging 10
Williams He had given them notice S to Ssts sae
s, him with
weapons Of warfare were conveniently at baud Tney were
Charles Van Arden and Matthew Sears, charged
with stealing pocket book. containing about 50 were re-
Patrick McCii1nis was arraigned for assault aud
battery the 2sh Of June John Keamberge No IS King
street The accused attempted to o. that ne ,s ssps1
Found guilty and sentenced the City Prison for one month
johns Mccall was charged with stealing pair OF
ladies saers from Philip stoppePen Convicted aud sent TO
the peni,entisry for three months
Francis Tenbrook, colored was arraisned for as
saut an battery the 18th Of June Harriet Rice No. %
Worries street Adjourned over TIL Thursday.
James Leg charged with stealing, on the Ith
June railroad iron, of the value Of S cents from Philip
Fzpetrck No $50 Fourth Convicted and sentenced
to the Penitentiary for three months
Mary White was arTaigned for stealing on the 10Th
of June lace and pieces Of silk from Ann Francis col
red and Keeper Of ssors boarding house No ~ Park street.
Abe .scused and found bid in champagne basket The
white woman sustained the strange relation OF ser
sAnt In the employ IL bsk mistress The Court said she
had business 10 be IN the employ OF sueh wencn Founo
guilty and the Penitentiary for two months
Susan Dunn and Eliza Duckworth were arraigned
for assault aud battery the t of june on Cstharne HAL
convicted aud sent to the City Prison for ten days
Mary Lord, srraigned for stealing, on the 9Th OF
June three neck tes Of the value of ~ from Anna Mokenn
May Lally, arragned for stealing, on the 9th OF
June pail worth q from James Bailey, No. jersey
street discharged no witness appearing
Michael McCabe, arraiened for assault and battery,
on the Of june Margaret McCabe No el Eleventh
street beating and choking her discharged witnesses
appearing to testify.
Edward Pencil was charged with assault and bat
Sery on the 25th June, his wife, Eliza Penbe No Sd
West Seventeenth They elderly couple and
shs old LADY, ested he In the habit of ecans her
that he aid nothing fox Der support ne sdsnsr y Pro
II his art Convicted and sent to the Penesay for four
month";
No So Greenwich The battery in this amounted
10 little more than pse sens tenants u The same house