New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRnL TERM-MAY a.
Before Judge DALEY.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRraL TERM-MAY o.
Before Judge DALEY.
SQUAITER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF LANDLORDS.
Wizrmsn ast Bacon aud Bacou.
This action of tresPass Tor breaking into the
dwelling Of plaintiff then in his possession and occupation and
furniture on the ws and injury done il The defendants
mother and and the dens that the promises in
belonged the nohcr that she never let them TO the
paintf-he IN. wTonguy and All intruder III sd
nrd that she directed her the other defendant As her
might witnou, doing any injury the plaintiff OF his furniture
The plaintiff proved that on the day Of the sesed tIes
On the part the defendant shown that on st May last
& let the P nS. G gOS ays @s sa Ss 'ap
butchers shop the front oom and took hi. fathers family
n oovins the son died and the plaintiff possession.
On lot September defendant lot the premises to another person
and the plaintiff refused 20 remove and on the LIST October
Lrgh his attorney offered the defendant the rent for that
mouth in advance, which she reiu'es to receive.
That in letting BY the month"; the tenancy expired at the
erd Of that month in the same manner a. letting by the year
That the law in relation 10 agreements IN the Cry Of
New York which do not .Psciy tn duration 9l saen oeaP
The under such agreement shall commence did
B. That the defendant the had right Of entry and
might enter peaceaby upon one who IN possession without
tong hand and committed breach Of the peace an
oense for which be sswerabe criminsy by indictment
That The defendants were nevertheless liable to any in
ry they have done 20 the furniture u the panth oy the
removal Of from the premises
Verdict for defendants +. Smith for the PLAINTIFF
VIM H. Bell Tor the defendants
SPECIAL TERM Before Judge BRADY.
The Bank Of New.York agt John Newand ct al.
Ordered that the necessary fees and disbursements
Of officers allowed by law including referees Fees be ao"edto
Barney Murray agt. Walter II. Jones ct al.-Motion
granted. .
Edward Roberts agt. Henry Hughes.-Motion to act
David s. Poiak agt Charles SclLessinger.- Motion
Alexis Hubert agt. Edward Nott.-Judgmenr or
plaintiff for $50
cOgRT OF GENERAL sESSIONs-MAY n Before
Judge RUSSELL
Immediately after opening the Court this morning.
the Assistant 6stctAttoey moved tor the discharge Of
Philip HOLMAN indicted Tor forgery ioI passing % c2anseI
arrested the spot for this act and TAKEN before Jse Ran
dra appfaT, be- h3d G a' B saa S5T T os nS a
scint rvidencto hold him The District Attorney m moving
tG IN ony Of former eouI be offered in ti- case!
NJ se5ictTbrr hard =. this man is he mu 20 for there
evidence connected with this particular case to convict
The Court-No matter bad he may be- he must be tried
The prisoner went by the Of Philip holman, alias
Henry Hoffman alias Fred Of alias Beinan Ulnck Court
William Jackson indicted for burglary in the first degree. and
p aiding guilty burglary in the third degree was sentenced
10 the Peniientsry Tor one year L =
con hitting All assault aud battery with knife. he has been
m prison since the I'd OF April He APPEARS 10 have committed
thu oen.s with which h. charged while In state OF m
toyion utterly uncou.ciou. the while OF his conduct The
party appeared with him a. th" bar OF the Court
earnestly his release and the style d MS plea was
Slightly amusing Endowed with good measure Of IN" ch
Irish brogue" sad his indicted companion being Of the 'me
Celtic root the complainant .xhored yer HONOR briefly
Cornpsinant-I wish We would let this man 60.
The Conr,-W hat do you know about him
Compainaut knows nothing bout hiin, yer honor, ne
has relations. no friends in this country he IS poor
do whsnt to Prscnbe HIM yer hon'r no has suffered
enough yer honor he has not the names this mhonns yer
honor pur.rchas fox hense che" OF tooacey fac re-
Thr Court could not but be moved clenncy BY this din
terr.trd inerpo.ion and after few bnei side questions
relating % the prisoner discharged him. e.
: John Conner was charged, on the complaint Of j.
Krnsn, with the commission OF bursfy N ,nG n'a u
the nght Of the 9th Of April last The burglary was aa 10
have committed upon the store Of the at NO
"a Avenue BY breaking INTO rs Ctsi Tbsg S's
IN, the d.ndsnt had stolen the pistol On the 10th of
tb J,n5snt zi,ins him dollars to-boo Defendant told
witness h. had the pistol Of come boy On the i'm APn
the complainant the pistol, obtained In exchange oy
Wstcha recognized IL his pistol tho one taken iroV MS
store the night Of the bur diary -,
the VI the bursAry itself The complainant swore
be len the store o'clock in the evening and then the door
aht he len his clerk brother in the whom he
poes but doe. DO. know len about looeoet Returning ana
M AZ the night he found the stoe broken open
and the pi,tol lon-. This embraces the Who'll. evidence
The Court charged If there not sufficient evidence % con
yt Of burglary and there seemed scarcely uihcient the
could find this Indictment and could only ma iSr pet'
LARGELY the property stolen was unf tas Ya vS a. t
larceny the Court sentenced the prisoner Tor i months 70
Ce,barine Clarke and Aaron Paul were srraigned on
a., rtrnept for bbey the arst degree committed aont
IN. middle Of Apri The robb'ry elpe'rtsd on WI
Ian Lynch No lj5 Nssssus Brooklyn ie Sitor VsCcA
= ~ ~ ,b gth OF April last in Oliver aud Watrr streets
Eew York the Of 81 in gold 30. osas Oul' and
u.,,b valu.d AZ a making IN the aggTeEats Id
so lynch sworn, testified that NJ had seen Cathsrlne
Ct Le evening before The day u The robbery IN grocery
brn she beg4insy imyortuBed him TO give her the price
~ .o otaoes and loaf OF bread which after some debate
h. rbataby gave her when said, To he'll WIN tnsn
-; 49, .ou.e run" This the IRIS, tine h. ever saw her
Tn MT day about 10 clock in n. afternoon, witness be
r on hi. way from Twenty fourth street haa -oc INTO
,er tree, in neighb0rhOod Of the Jersy Cy reIy De-
not ubsn he and began % overlook his money Ana
when "a the passing the money from one had INTO tn
,b,r catherine Clarke the prisoner suddenly passed MN and
matched 10 gold piece Of his hand he pursued her
md overlook shop in Oliver street ~ shen we're
,b nj souer Paul and several ladies q 1nafro
i,euIpu celebrated female Known az Daohn hs', La
- u..of uerry for the Of his gold piece, snen
saint suddenly sprung up sH9nE IAs ~ 80 @
TN in tn midst which Lynch va. knoc god Iowa and noye
ont into the After recovering himself rom tne eject.
Of the blow and the expulsion our OF doors ne
missed the balance Of bis money 70 to2ether Htn ms Nn
- s .eat.l u Curt and identified By Lynch the
In hi no.kt al the time Of the Array This wsfch had lus
h found AZ jewelers. Ia Centre street This te"eler Mr.
n.ou Identified the watch h. had bought Of Pstrek
p witness who hsd Just Burns swore be obtained
~. ,ch be sold 20 wilkinson from Paul. the prisoner al The
hsr Having small debt sgins, Paul Paul gave him an orde
- hi. watch in payment Dublin Kate who had II II
ber no..ession and no keeping mouse for Paul
was in that Paul bad just been refrrishinz
room a considerable IN which he and dublin Kate
we're The evidence seemed clear against Paul. bu
there robbery against the womsn Clarke
ouy thing proved against her WA the snstehins OF ne
Iod piece In the street which could not De embraced IN
legal definition Of robbeythe OF that crime oetns
ploy ant Of intimidation and violence 10 rsetns oS
hs property She WA not seen 70 sSe 70 NE ~ I'd