New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10
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CoVhi VT eorder BARNARD .I.

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,' -. hns;ness OF the Court this morning was the
,,,senspt uPOa plea Of saity to obtaining goods 90 ;
ern % ns R% 1Gn . %s ~ sR
,.on ala, Roach, &C. is quite an old man appAIsnty n.y.
~ .on so yeas old though his counsel, exJadee stuart III
5s upon the Cour few con'iderations in miAon OF '
80 aid he 10 years Old The Court pronouhsa %
er an old offender and this not b. hr-t time ne hAe
sn srrAitned before the criminal courts The crme on sa
be ssgned was for an attempt 70 OBTAIN =,
.sn, Of freed check papons 20 have BEEN gned BY C
H. Phelps The Recorder sentenced hm to the State fn''A Tor
two yeais and eight months. ,..
Henry Chrstman and Henry Miller pleaded guliy
70 petit rceny and sentenced 10 the Penteny 'f az
months each. t.
John HAT, indicted for burglary alleged to have
been committed on the night 18Th Of Noyember a' IN the
establishment Of L. Barlow Co, No l7j West street Inc
evidence howsyer had but partially g Nd The
Jury tie OF the Court at once returned 'si
dict Of 4" not guilty"
Margaret Gallagher was then placed at the bar,
indicted for picking the pocket Of jacob Bot young German
porteuonfae containing IS % II non.y not pn ne &
al The larceny committed the night OF the I'm OF
January Broome street aeol Il oeloc. a. niF ,n
cu,ed one the well known New.Y ork Aef
the had been standing few moments n pLooe
hi. way home town. the aefad s .u
This promptly refused when The prisoner loudly s ~
sdns him TO take her the said saloon As soon as the com,
nsst could release himself from this embrace ne did 90 and
smother objection The whole time OCCUPIED in caIe.nr
the complainant not more than tTo mnIss ana sei
cocased m sceosed him, he missed his with
it. GCn,snt: It s Omen in Rsynd st nl pH DAY the lot
va, found On the sScu.rd gold ring From the
de.enPSn o. .Ds M ,e w. the one in question He pro-
ceedcd tae It from her fngef when she resisted but hnsl
sad she would take il off herself give him he would
lct her She took of the forthwith put 1t IN her
mouth swallowed H. The stolen was never recovered
check returned TO the owner through b
tender in aooa and identified his
property The bartender testified that the accused came into ma
oys,eaoon on the night in question ana wa sDo 20 fn I
and check when he took them from her aud preserved
the Court the Jury without leaving their seats rendered
verdict Of guilty The accused was at once arlasned or ~.
and the State Prison for three years and eight
James Crump was then placed upon trial, indicted
for burglary in the first degree alleged to have been comuhied
on the night the sth Of December upon the premises OF MI
egs No. II Walker The accused also charged IN
ts IL Ssv sn osn an tho s& Of the
burglary from the above named put Their wa 10
charges and Jury rendered verdict Of not guilty
The case of Horace Waters indicted for assault and
Ss.y On ee Of M wsm.on Of 7e N YORK Da :.
her house No 20 Bo9rman place ThyhId street was then
the first place by Mr. Dnker fer Waters to procure
posponernen when finally Jury impanneed aud the trial
the complainant, admitted by the Assistant DsctA
e :.nEs h d of the to I uT pr M HRs ss
cts of the transaction and at the same time INDUCING in
dassdy in th be hands unkndness
The first witness called by the was Ma
she saw Waters at the Mira williamson the time 10
question and heard him in the paor arguing with
Waters after passing through paror forced bis way
through the folding doors into the back SIEI where the piano
his hand Mrs. Williamson immediately ster went into
the first instance wait till her husband home before
be took the piano and sid at the same time Mr. Williamson
Sc MI Williamson.
On n5 @ H. vs.. 'a hs Of % S, d the
the back paG IN the act Of pulling the doors shut when
I SI sfyt Oa s IN the Of
Williamson back from the Paror doors he seriously bruised her
ected take the piano Che paao taken out it
till seE the piano was taken out that Waters read pa
MI Street employed in the office Of M, William
on then and testified that Waters called at The Die
a office the day Of the alleged assault and inquired for Mr.
williamson and told he away from home, Staea
made this inquiry before O'Clock p. the day aforesaid
MARY Ann Mshoney daasteI Of the first witness Gh9nne
could have anything her house before be- first went and
M Williamson she saw the accused push Mrs Wi.%s9n
Mrs. Williamson then became very nervous.
the wife Williamson and lived the 10Th Of
Nov mber last al NO Boorman place Thirty third street she
heard the bel mug and III, little s Mary Ann. went to the
door Waters said there was PaI there and he wanted
Wstes replied he did not want 10 Mr. Williamson
away the folding Waters then ordered his TO
in and ss hS G INTO pBS. @ witness painfully
To Juror-Witnss in the Of closing the folding doors
Won't do Wsters said he didn't Mr.. Williamson, snd
didn't want 70 know bin witness told the %sc..ed shs unSe
Mr. pipIer counsel for the defense then opened the case
allied his first witness Samuel Garfield Being sworn, he
said he at the house of Williamson Al the time
ierred TO- substantially the facts the other
except that he assault he saw no more than
thing they had removed the piano, witness
with Waters the Office of Mr.. Wliamon was be-
tween and O'Clock IN. when they there; witness
with Waters al the time q and O'Clock ald at
time during that period did Waters go to the office Of Mr. VII
On REORGANIZATION said the struggle the folding