New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20


Alexander S. Stewart agt. Mary E. Foster Motion
VIM Gorley agt. Michael McNamara-Motion for
order appointing receiver granted
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JUSE 49,
Before Gao. w. MORTON.
Franciscus Bemadus Hemnelin, arrested on charge
Before R. E. srILwELL.
Asa Temple, charged with larceny on the Hardy
King, discharged nothing being proven against him.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS = JUNE 49, Before
Recorder SMITH.
SENTENCE OF Raglan FOR VIOLATING THE QUARANTIsE
LAWS.
In conformity the order for adjournment yesterday
afternoon this Court opened this morning 10 o'clock to hear
violation Of the Quarantine laws for arrest of Judgment in
this The Junior counsel, associated with Mr. Van
the Indictment defeve-ha the defendant had been
ved upon that which the face of indictment was no
MI Hall replied in few pertinent observations saying that
tine in the abstract but the only difference between
hsI to the record S0 this G Van s%Fn
the first count Of The indictment under which the defendant
limits force and proof had been offered to support any
The Court denied the notion for the reason substantially
that the indictment its face designated with sufficient clear
Mr. Van Buren, offered the Court obseIvs
tOns in mieaon of the Judgment about to be pronounced
CLERK then asked Rsssn the gsa question if he had any
him and remaining silent the Recorder proceeded to address
You have been convicted of an oaense Raglan which al
though this particular which the Jury have had under
time the law was passed for the purpose preventing very
yours from which evil might have resuedsn act Of in
being in Vicinity of vessels infected, which this law
GSeT The %ho and the % pSc.s
on this subject for the purpose OF guarding against the posi-
Now it /. in evidence that this hatser has been
that the law s. been h.brsy yo:ed and that parties have
mouths though these things constantly Praceed by your
has been submitted the Jury whether that might not be
sdeIed as showing license or rule Of the Health Ocer per
the negative and find you guilty wfuy invading the Quar-
appears that you have been with from time
TO time by the Health Officer but did Eot heed his
sances How far bis tSc permission to yourself and Others
to license is question with VIII CHI the Court has
nothing to do 1t sufficient that you are guilty of vot
am swse stated by your counsel .aat in relstion
IDsut am aware outrasei been perpetraed
buildings belonging 20 the ouars line have be burned down.
snne altogether n these facts would have influence upon
@ IN passing I ss saC d b ns 1
ns and in resisting tie law In that case 1t would be my duty
from my duty maiutan a any pop
sI excitement no matter what the results might b. should
De- eeIeat to every pcpe Of duty should s 60 enforce
law TO M eKtsnt sgsnst those who stteE pting to
hapPtn.o approve them should be seereant to tie public
ss Pas..te if did 40, project the public peace by nforc
must be dore by those who intrused With judicial power
public Will be S to BE- protected ny law an the safety OF the
.oa But SG yG S se;s does not Pe'es these FIXTURES There f
s'hongh am compelled 10 pronounce this what may
NE sAine TIME ,hal exerse my dscretiOa4O the
limit IN your DetA because believe the ohjsc Of punish
ment answered when Is understood that tie sw |. 10 De
snforced And there Is sonethg tie suggestion of your
counsel that thisis tAe h attempt to enIce This
state and IL sufficient for the Justice ,ks, J.
understood IL shs BE- enforced II there other Yvaoa.
1T other Of violation Of the law brought hrf me
after this example. sh most as-edy psnish them 20 the
extent the sg. In YOU case shall imposs the
most leDent sentence CAD
The sentence Of the Court is thst you be GOed SEQ aud
stand committed NDtil IL 10 yxid."
Mr. Van Buren, bn asked Che Court that execution this
1ud e stayed until be could have tae settles
b Of exceptions The Court remarked that bad
TO grant such eques, after judgment had been pronounced
After time ksgsn advanced to the clerks desk and paid
his fine
George Smith and Abraham Lawkins pleaded guilty
70 forgery in the fourth degree and sentenced 10 the State
Prison for two years each.
Eliza Flynn pleaded guilty to the charge of passing
counterfeit money which the law treats forgery Thi.
has already been the State Prison pArdoned
out by S Governor Before being brought the bar for
tepoe this morning she taken several tunes fanng
and when finally brought up she upon her acting
ready faint again The Recorder thst duty
fore him painful one but painful 1t dare
shrink back op 50 pedoEpane The sentence Of the Copr