New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28
COURT OF SPECIAL sESSIONS-Oet 21.-Before Justices
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSlONS-Oct ZI.-Beiorc JUSTICES
OSBORN and Connolly
This Court opened this morning with the full av
Of upon Its calendar there being 90 cases
John Dean, a boy, stole pure containing s. so,
on the 18th of October from Elizabeth KIM No go f ave
The accused caught with his hand in depohens
pocket and when detected attempted to run off, he was sent
Martin +. Rapter was arraigned for stealing gold
wstehcas', worth 20 from Samuel Hammond Merchants
Henry Brown and WIN. Miller stols, on the Oath Of
Octc pair Of boots worth SO from Oscar Howe No Is
Las street. and sent to the Penitentsry for six months
each.
Joseph Rogers stole two pair of boots worth 81, on
the 22d Of October from Isaac Kurg No S7 Third street aud
sent TO the PeDitentiary for three mouths.
Della jackson was arragned for assault and battery
CSu G n Wa S Of p S0' Sy aw ch s
While in discharge of his official duty Sent to the Penitenary
Mary Miller was charged with stealing, on the ODD
of October bube and half of potatoes worth So from
Canaan sDghsn, No 100 Ney street The potatoes We're
found possession Of the accused Sent to the Penitenssy
for six months.
George Armstrong stole pair of shoes worth g.
the d Of October from John Kiefuresten No S25 Grand
street Sent to the PenitentiaIy for two months.
Daniel McCaferty, Thomas Austin and Thomas
SSy' charged Sw sh n No.
street The first and second were acquitted and the third was
Addison jackson stole piece of gngham worth
IS from Charles A. Briggs No sOs Greenwich street He was
sent to the Penitentiary for four months
Benjamin ARsiin was arraigned for assault and bat
teIy on the I'D of October on Chas ThomPon No. I, Roos
and the eompsnsns face badly cut Sent to the Penten
tisry for six months.
Adam Lutz was charged with stealing on the com.
plant Of John T. c, Peacock, and acquitted
Geo. CONWAY, r., son Of the known KnowNothing
to and vest worth as from David Thompson No. 81
north Moore street The returned portion of
properly lie was remsnded TO Saturday for sentence:
robert bore was arraigned for assault and battery,
on the 18Th Of October James Finn No los Washington
street Ihe sccqsed broke the door of complainant and
severe blow on his temple with atescup Sent to
james brown was arrasned for assault and battery
h VIZ N~tneIine No $50 Elizabeth street. Catherine
months. ' ieN'onuaS ''' w"
John Names was charged with violen, Assault and
months ~ " ' ieAi'en'iaIy Tor SIX
VIM; Thompson stole seventy-6ve cents on the 9th
street and sen, to Penitera-y for s,T rontb
John Mills knocked down John Marray. No. 10
he wa, snt Se cut his face cruelty with sn 70, which
ROBERT Mlller and James Miller stole seven pieces
o. CHA ss eh. worth go from WI. r. Dis.o.~.y No o.
John rrelcker was convicted of assault and bstsrv
on John Delinton No les Ess, Thirty nth street ,as M
'nanded TO Saturday for sentence. ~ Wv ~
Anthony Fartas and Joseph Marguant J,sl;o,
were convicted Of shameful assault battery on IN. Ia
October on Sarah Morris. No las Wet BrOsdway aud were
deferred 20 Thuudsy for sentence. ''e
Henry Lynch and John Carroll were charged with
assault and battery on John W. Hudson Of the Seventh Dis
The csses of Edward White, Patrick M,C.rtv W.,
Gallagher and Chss Cater for sssaul, and battery were p "a
Saturday; those Of John Smith Thos shields Tn,
that Of Louis Fisher for stealing deferred 10 Tha,dsy
Spaniel for assault and battery
put 20 Monday next.
Jas. Heams, Dayid Barnett, Linda Stoam Nav
Martin aud John Fsuow for assault and battery; Heu-
Neu, James MckRin VIM. II. kstchuEa, DAVID Cnr,su
Nicholas Agu AID John Brea for lsreeHy with Edward HI
absence Of witnesses.
= few other complaints were dismissed by ,uspen