New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25
co,pr M SPECIAL sEssIONS-MAY 23-Before JUS
~~~N~- TICS Osborn and FLASDREAU.

SPECIAL SESSlONS-MAY <J-bcipfc Jus
tics Osborn and FLASDREAU
Catharine Dillon, arragned for assault ana Da'.oly
Bridge. Murray By Gs Der c with ys w GsS. sd the
yicted prisoner she moved toward her PRISON
James Sullivan arraigped and convicted for stealing,
the Psniteutisry fog TWO n9 on Is a5
David Townsend and SOoman H. Freely, arIalgneu
SdSsr who presentsa herself With pair Of remarkably b,sot
snsd eve, hut which black and blue was proved 10 have
hsn previously marking the LADY, complainant were
&schssed .,,, .,, 1o..o-..
upon woman in delicate situation BY striking her across
a. ne ma houders with iron shovel and upon the Ger
."t ssS ., SS through the httposon Of his weeping
mother by his side who admitted the stIoiy Oh 1e o4
d shat he was her only resource with three small children for
subsistence let of with the light sentence Of three months
John Marsh, a familiar face at the Police Courts
charged with first ssssultne the complainant IN coneeIt
pocket Of 81 So Convicted and sent 70 the Pen
Don,nick McCue pleaded guilty to the charge Of
stealing vault whereby the lives Of numerous
persons endangered Convicted and sentenced 10 'he
Penitentiary for four months. -,
james Mooney, blacksmith, Pleaded guilty 10 as
and battery in resisting an officer Sent to the City r'on
joseph Sanger, charged with assault and battery on
wife guilty and sent to the Pentenary for two
Michael Smith, a complete impersOnation of the land
Of shesh charged with assault and battery on Jane
.aect on her nose She told the Court she could support
s ThN1 sns to I gd for ouI
John Riley Irish sailor arrsigned for assault
and battery by throwing paving stone the foreheaAo
Dutch landlord Found guilty. fasd SO and committed till
paid . g,
William Mcnamara Irish, arragned for assault and
battery WIFE convicted aud sent TO the Peniten
tiary for two months.
Philip Green charged with stealing frock coat and
wooden shawl of the value of go and found in his
convicted and sentenced to The City Prison for four
months.
Michael Tracy and Edward Ganety, two thieves,
easned for stealing clothes from line and saueh, IN
by the officers arrestine them were committed aud SEN
fenced 70 the Pententiary for -four months
Jeremiah Eldridge, arraIgned for assault and bat
t-ry convicted fined % and committed till paid
Joseph Il. HINT, charged with assault and battery,
was found guilty and fined ~, which paid.
Thomas Smith aud William Burke, young boys,
were petty stealing Smith discharged and
Burke boy of l6, sent to the House of Refuge
Patrick Riley, arraigned for assault and battery on
Mr. Wallace biting quite ferociousy into the complainants
months.
James Riley another of the Riley family, was ar
rasned for assault and battery his friend quarrel be
tween arising those fruitful elements of combat
veness eardpayng and liquor When the liquor aided by
the cards began eervesce Riley struck the complainant
with cutting hook the forehead till the blood flowed and
peI contradictory that the adjourned
TO next Tuesday
Samuel KingsInan, an athletic looking respectfully
dressed young for assault ano battery on
day Russell succeeded in winning the fair prize by mar
kinsssn persisted in visiting the lady after marriage
caught aim AZ house, visiting his own Mary Ann
upop be ordered Kinesmsn which the latter reis
fsht ensusd in which, appears kngsnan c9pmtteo ne
rs assau-Mary Ann In the meantime, embracing her nus
behind and crying peace But there was no
peace The lady the total Of all this disturbance aP
pesred In Court looking pale and interesting Inc Oou.
apparent cheerfuness. Adjourned to o'clock Tuesday
morning.