New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JAS. 22-Beore Judge


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The first called up this morning was that OF
Alouzo Bsbcoct Indicted for embelzemcn alleged TO have
hen committed the sth OF March last the p0ieors Of
Spirit Of the Times Babcock at the time sioe
said general collecting agent for the above and
visit suspicion among others upon their collecting agent The
before another Court upon another Of their employees and
result Of the Investigation most signal vindatou Of
Of the loOseness in which the had been kept In the
to-day the evidence in the had just been opened when
the District Attorney aud abandoned the the ground
OF material variance between the proof and the allegations
laid IN the Indictment prominent actor and witness for the
prosecution in both trials one Devoe, partner in and a.
eountant for Porter Spirit.
the Attorney in the case OF Babcock aud without eay-
ins their seats, they returned verdict OF Scqgita
Francis Creagh was then put On trial, indicted for
mssush,e the 9th degree in causing the death Of infant
child 2yenI old named Michael Costello the Isl of January
time the faiH blow charged have been gyen with it, head
covered with shawl OF blanket Some difficulty had occurred
between the defendant and the mother of the child Cbsne
Costello IN Consequence Of the latter having applied the former
Monroe and the date Of the alleged assault the mother
ssr Ss. q her door With her child In her arms. a.
nj the mother with her h't only. According 10 the
The head, but made 40 external marx. Oher witnesses " no saw
the sa the accused the mother TIC next
morton The child had BY DR. Breunao who tees tb,
sso OF soSS was o I on the Posor par Of the head
Conn charged the jury potedy in favor OF The accused aad
The section OF the statute defining eNcusable homde psuIy
claiming this 20 b. Of that description rae jury thore
fore without leaving their seats, turned verdict of q1a
Edward Mccormick then placed upon trial in
on Of a drinking No
street. The defendant entered the GROCERY AZ the
time Aforesaid where the complainant odacd bartender
asked the latter for liquor, which refused
then told accused 20 out and repeated he request
two three tines the accused al the while refusing 20
NhcIeupc the bartender undertook 20 put the defendant
and succeeded getting him. with other by the
ONe outside the door The complainant then wcat 70 work
10 pat shutter the door aud while In The ast Of adjusting
abe SHUTTER the accused drew Knife aud stabbed him in the bsk
The wound about u inches wide. The Jury retired with
this evidence, and after absence Of eves minutes returned
announcing verdict q guilty assault and battery with Intent
TO hill Sentence deferred till 10. tnorrow.
George HOpka was then ulaced on trial indicted for
nsnssugte In the third degree u causing death OF Michael
Dsnsy on the 81 Of December last IN grocery he
OF First Avenue and f0rty-0h street Hopka clerk
in the employ The proprietor Of the store and while the accused
vandng behind the counter the deceased another
part of the store where there dried beef
gge knife and went 10 cutting Oh beet for himself The
told deceased not 20 do that coming behind the
counter proceeded 10 take the away ron deoeas~i
seua. en- ,Hed ia the struggle knife when suddenly the
seseAed ered out 'n ,'stecd" The accused mmedae,y
~ were esd bot this the substance OF the eveuee Tbs
1ss crsd ire jury siIougy IN favor Of prisoner and The
Inv aho.t ie. ling their seats rendered verdict Of ao
Tpomas GilhoIy was then put upon his trial, 10
oisd for srsld larceny in stealing i.oG Ms Baeye NJ? $40