New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08
NOvNT OF SPECIAL sEssI0nS-Jvlv J.-Befors Jsstssss
Ospols and FLAsDREAv.
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william Hurry pleaded gsiliy to , stealing on the "a
hspe. 70 he PeuiteptiAry for -four months
! Thomas Msloy was anaigned for stealing. on the
yeh OF Jolly OF bread tom Jonu T. Thai No ~ Bo~eiy
Tound sSy sentenced to the City Prison for twenty
owen Giluar,iu was anaigned FOR riotng, on the
,h Of Jn the complaint Of Jane. Irving o. che I~eheh
rSG s Ies ss.s VA he ,ss. sssa @
{ swis and he reconmi,..d.
Patrick Mooney was arragned ior risnog on tne
wnd Police He charged for being see Of the sixth Ward
@e Of The array wing bnok. indscImn.ty Reqae::
made TO postpone this case when wa, Al nrsi Is,us
regard these complaints Tor r6ins, after conviction TO
,as ~. grss.y % s.nS as p ar c
character Tse pr!soser was sccordpsly remanded: =,
. BeInsrn hctSorem was auaigned for roting on The
Bsily .piaI policeman No. lilo West Thirty eighth street The
m TINS insufficient to convict and the de-
Peter Mahony was charged with assault and battery
TO- % sa L, s d. 3saH
John Riley arraigned for stealing, on the 81 OF
%s "a ~. aSei a. Se corner Of Fulton
w.pped sP ina eoysDt Of some kind @eoG. IN tns
Andrew and Mary Ann Coulter, husband and WIFE
were charged .sslns silk basque The property was
whsrssLey lived No Isl s,th but not technically
70 eonvte and Apdrew arraisned this
: plant di,chs5ged
xnSssorth, was .' fe@saded til Thursday.
judy 81 pound. Of leather ysoed 81 John Monahan
No 81 Franklin In reply to question from Justice
BY poverty He had been inns hOm Germany
On. year. Convicted, and remanded til Thursday, :;
John Smith, boy, pleaded guilty to stealng on the
5 q July Ges sns S % q a The as ., from on 'se
KemeS No 4 BOwery Conuctod sni sent to the House
Of Refuge
terry on July Officer Jonn H. Thomas tempt
ins the orcibe Of from the officer He pat
bsins Of any Black Republican sou Of oh who at
s 20 % ons Of the old judge
remarked that the circumstances Of the last few days fur
"oce. discharge their duty and that they must be
pro,ec.d There Is force enough 20 do IT, ana ne wa, IN
the Court the severe: penalty Of The sw The
mouths.
Valentine Newmark pleaded guilty to stealing about
G middle # March SasS OF sSsns o olsd
his excuse Tor the act and that ne had no clothes Con-
John Forms, a boy, was arfagned for stealing on
the Sd Of July pair Of shoes from Charles b. Teare No 81
guilty, and sen, to the House Of Refuge
John Hart was arragDed for assault and battery ON
G e S Of tsSs on biz S WIT Nth MAY been M before
guilty sent 10 the Pententiary for three months , 80
Henry Rauch was charged with stealing, on the 3th
Of july 40 worth Of sugar on Jacob Scnuler No. AZ
Pearl street Found guilty and sent TO the Penitentary for
Mary Ann BuTis was araigned for stealing, on the
it Of l9y sshswl Of the value of from Mary Crawford
the Penitentisry for two months
Patrick Magban was charged with assault and bat
Honora Maghan, his WIFE Patrick fond OF the
and Justice Osborn said guess we snd you
the fsn tent nt,s n for three months i'
John Brown, arraigned for stealing, on the 4th of
IS rom Alexander BLACK No. q Delaney street. was
charged, no witnesses appearing.
Bryan MeGahan, arragned for assault and battery
the Sd of July Ann Mcahan No 1870 East Thirty third
street was discharged; no witnesses
Peter Collins, was arTaigned for pocket picking, on
e. and 1ar 6scss ocei Bey Of sh the
though notice had been sent him thee times he neglected
he had sonossed before the examining msssrste
Az that was wanting was The Legal proof on the s ~ Ss
officer and declared his purpose give full notice Of to the
%a% cen s%d James Moore
charged with TIN s % 9s 1Id The 81 SS Iss,
%oi ana tho loot t Of Eighth street aSe Of
DRAKE Found guilty, aud the request of complainant
Edward fyran, Andrew Murray, John Kinney and
Kusn Mo:9S % sh.IsSS with s. S the with Of &
ou, vent TO man who % sad a1 have sDDse
ner Of Twenty street Tenth These defend
sn appeared from the evidence conspred to prevent tae
cner a. the head Of a of 400 500. and shouted
su. they should mot TAX; hun ,h As ,h As mob &c ,bs d
ss SlsS sns cstS d XII
tempted to wro., the club Object upon the oer
desisted. They
follow officers eerng and threatening until they reached
ants The Court found them all guilty aud
COMMITTEE them till Thursday for sentence.
Edward Dye was arraigned for nOting on the
July IN the Sixth Ward by throwing stones the
complaint of John Gnbutt Found guilty and rensnded till
Thursday. 49,
Thomas McGarry was charged with rioting on the
Fourth Of July in the Sixth Yard by throwing brickba on
hce. He policeman with Alderman Clancy
Court and ociated counsel for this
Tiote as others Notwithstanding, the defend
ant " as convicted. Remanded till Thursday
Patrick Mcbride another Sixth Ward rloter, was
for assault and battery the 4h OF July on Ocer
neck upon officer struck him with his club,
which the rioters shirt bosom with drops OF the
which colors he exhibited In Court
Alder Clancy appeared for this rebel he
rested Ut No So Bsyard street. Found guilty, aud remanded
till Thursday.
George Burgess arraigned for assault and battery,
June Matthew Clifford, No. 35i Greenwich
street was discharged, witness appearing.
Ann Cannon was charged with assault and battery,
the 5h Of July Bridget Fitzpatrick, No ~ Mott street
Adjourned till Thursday. -
John Lynch, anaigned for assault on the 18th OF
John Cou No 10 Chryste street was discharged no wit
Eesses appearing
John Werner charged with keeping disorderly
house 425 Eighth the complaint OF Daniel l.
Young i82 West Thirty second street The evidence in
support the complaint proved house of the groest de-
scrpon The accused committed aud sentence
pended till Thursday.
Mary Ann McManus, arraigned for assault aud bat
terry the Isl Of June Dennis Mccarthy, %9 Twelfth
discharged, witnesses appearing
Adjourned 10 O'Clock Thursday morning
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