New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-13

testified that inst before leaving the ssgon he
had seen woman about the wagon rickn- chips. an
sweriug the appearance Of the accused bu, was so&
sure was she. srd had driven her AWAY The no
cused depo@cd that she did not know her arc. yss
born N Ireland anc lodged where she could pay for IT.
The jury after short consultation, convicted her
and the Cont sent her to the state PrsOn for tive
y,srs the lowest sentence in the power OF the judge
10 impose.
bur, nry in the third degree. Sentence deferred til
Frar,i. Forester and John Richmond were tbes
placed upon trial indicted for burglary IN the third
degree m breaking the 9Th Of December into the
sbce .tore of John hitlock, No. % Tenth ayenass
snd ste, Ing Their, from so worth Of booe ana shoes
The fact 81 a burglary alleged in the indictment N
ia. cbSe was distinctly proven. and few pair OF the
to,ts and shoes stolen WERE shortly after, found on
the prs,prrs The officer who arrested FoIester.
moreover found in his room loaded pistol, quito q
bunch Of skeleton kegs, with number OF MES sna
jimmies. The boots ana shoes found on the sceused
were positively identified by Whtock and one OF hS
ourneymen IA the property stolen ON the night OF th
burglary. Forester is eighteen years DID, was bora
IN NeW-iork. and is laborer by occupation. Rich-
mond is nineteen years old, born in Scotland lives
in Tventy sixth street and is brassfounder by &C.
cupation. The jury, after short consult alton rem
S,red verdict of guilty, and the Court immediately
proceeded to pass sentence. Forester pronounced
al old offender sent to the State Prison for four
wears and nine months, and Richmond this being his
first oiien~ sentenced 10 the Penertary for Two
wears and nine months
John Lennon and gorge Nanderve- colored, were
then placed at the bar for stealing the 18th Of De-
cember gold patent lever watch, worth $so, iron
Louis Simn,ous No 269 Spring street. The prisoners
were shown by both the wife and daughter OF sim
mo U.s. TO have come up To their shop Ia pawn shop
at the nj, reSaid number. when Lennon, breaking
glass Of the window grabbed the gold watch and both
ran on together This done in the presence of the
aforesaid wife and daughter, who testified positively
both to the and the identity Of the prisoners as the
pers0rs who cCmmised II. The watch was never re
covered Vsnderer is Il years old, WAS boru in
Morris County, \. j., and is porter by occupation.
Lennon is u years old AND is waiter byoccupatoe.
The Jury without leaving their seats convicted both.
when, being auaigned for sentence, Lennon was sent
10 the Prison for two and nine mouths and
Vsnderyer sentenced TO the Pententiary tor two
years.
Tbos Coyle and Jeremiah Regain indicted for steal
ing eleven bars of railroad iron from the Hudson River
Railroad Company were then placed on trial But
the prosecution failed to prove that any Their had
been committed though it was proven that the io1
found in possession Of the accused must nave cons
| from lie company from and with this kind OF evl-
dence the DisrictAttorrey compelled 10 abandoe
| the case. The jury, thereupon, rendered tofmas
verdict of not guilty.
morning.
COURT OF SPECIAL sESSIoNs-JM. la-Befow Jastices
Osborn snd STEERS. -
Tie entire number of cases on to-days Caleud9
was 67-i5 prison cases ~ bail cases and dsoru0-
| lies. Jas. Brown among the first prisoners AZ
ragned charged with stealing, ON the Ith OF Januarys
six pairs of pants, worth $l2, from David Weunan.
| No ~ Thompson street. The prisoner WINS seen V
take the pants and run away win them' oen' !" e
Peni,entiary for months.
| VIM Bin stole, on the 9Th Of January, seven pans
| of blankets worth sci from Geo. l.. smith, OF tho
steamer Francis Skiddy, lying at the foot OF h.ee,y
street The blankets found In p0sseSsion " -
| pr.onsr Sent to tue PeDitentiary for s months
Vim. Dane stole, ON the 9th of January, silver aad
copper coin to the amount Of ~ IRON Patrick Lesnys
No ;. Grand direct. Accused was caught IN the aS
OF pulling out the money drawer. Sent to the Peni-
tertiary for one mouth.
pss Of copper and one brass ' wheel worth
Patrick Kennedy No. Z. Fifth street. part OF the
property found in possession Of the accused By
Officer Garrodett Accused was fined so.
| Catharine Hobler found guilty Of stealing, OF
the Sth of January, three pieces Of female clothing
| worth 50 cents, from Mary Horan, No. - Msdisoe
| street. The clothing found in the custody q
Caharue Sent to the Pententary for three months.
| Conelus Fitzsmmons, charged with stealing YES
worth - cents, from Mary Meyer No. ri Albany
street, acquitted.
Jonathan Saward was convicted of assault and bat.
try on the 9Th of January, on Lewis smith VI tho
schooner Sap0r, at Pier No. Is East River, and hned
$40.
Mary Haine coored) stole on the 4th Of January,
gold bracelet. worth 80, from Lucy G. Richards. NO.
Il Great Jones street Mary confessed to theft, and
moreover, the bracelet was found upon her, Sent 70
| the Penitentiary for three months a.
Clara Timpson and Catharlne Breeeon stole, on tne
9th Of January a silver watch and chain, worth xs,
from Watson McAdam, No. III Fulton avenue, Brook.
n. Breeson was caught in the act of this larceny
| but both in company. They are wenknown
veteran thieves. Sent TO the Pententary Tor tovk
months -.
John Rodgers was convicted of assault and battery
| On the 9Th Of January on Ann Fienning, betweoa
Twelfth and 1hiryninth street, and waa seee
| TO the Penitentiary for two months.
| Michael Gallagher stole on the 9Th OF January, q
piece of goods, worth a. from Daniel q. Donohass
No 5s3 Eighth avenue. Gallagher was seen te rus
off with the goods. Sent TO the Penitentisry ''s
| three months -,
james Ryan and John Pagan were charged WITH
stealing, the 9TH of January, bag Of flour worth
81 from Solomon Neeks, in Eighy-seooDd street, DO
tween Second and Third avenues. Ryan was con
ycted and sent to the PenitentaIy for three mon6s.
Fagan acquitted.
Win. L. PeaIce stole, on the llth Of January, ose-
halt barrel Of suit herriDgs, worth 81 On the com-
plant Of Smith Weeks, No. A Front street, thS
pre perry OF Woodruff and. Robinson. PeLce was
caught in the act Of puroInng the herrings. lie was
sent TO the Penitcntary for two months.
Henry Smith was found in possession OF two sxo
arms worth - he had stolen ON the 9TH OF january
from George Buten, No. 44O Broadway, and was ses
to the PeDitentary for two months.
James Clark cOlored stole, on the 7th OF January.
a pair Of cashmere pants, worth g. from William
Gooday No. I07 South street Clark had the cassi-
mere in his possession. He was sent to the Peniten.
tiary for three months
Martin Gilman. charged with an assault on Joe9
Muller No. % Washington street. was acquitted.
Edward Donald was caught in the act Of stealing on
the 10th of January sgnboard worth 81, from DAVID
". Waters, No. lOj Hudson street. and was sent 70
the Peniientiary for one MONTH
Edward Conway stole, on the 9th OF January, ~
empty box worth 20 cents thecomplalnt OF FRANCIS
Fav of the Second Precinct Police. Conway wns
seen TO take the box and IL, moreover, an haDra9
ider about jefferson Market. Edward was, there
fire sent TO the Penitentiary for four months.
Alexander Hare was convicted Of shameful assault
ana battery on hi, wife Ann, No. Al Thomas street,
and vas cent to the Peniten,iary for two months.
lexsuder had put bis wife out the street in the
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