The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-01


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eJudce our emciens ivy Judge III INC prompt admin's-
Tailon Of justice.
Tine Tiai Oh VI, Sooei, cnsIgea WIN causing tne
death OF srs Amelia weber, U marred woman, py pro-
aucing ao0rt'on, ~ .o n uysr anu Aefner' re-
suited IN the acquittal OF inc accused. .
So.-Mr y. y valentine, C,esk Oh tne common Council
OF New YORK, was ser'ec WIN COPY o. an mJnncuon
granted by Judge Lott Of brooklyn, restraining the an
snores Oh nis Guy .fpn n'eeIg WIN .ne use o steam
on the fourth avenue peoW rorty second street.
NOVEMBER.
3.-The Grand Jury OF the Oyer and Termner found
true bills against sixty one members of both branches Of
the Common Council Of 1857 Including one dead men,
ber) for misdemeauor 10 Violating the charter which
provides that no lease shall be granted for longer Pc
Rod than ten years, while the accused il appears leased
lot of ground 10 the Roman Catholic Orphap AsvIum for
an unlimited period al a nominal rent
In the SUPREME Court Judge ClerSe granted n ueremp
tory mandamus against the County Treasurer recurring
him To nav MneSon A. Baker the sum Of ss5 ss5 "a sr
work done under the direction OF the Commissioners of
Record.
ON the supreme Court general term, Michael Can
CENTS counsel produced the remtttur and judgment of
the Court Of Appeals and the sentence OF execution
reversed and the trial set down for the first Monday
in December at the Circuit Court.
6.-ln the Court Of Common Pleas an action was tried
before Judge DAILY and jury, at the suit Of emgrant,
against the Commissioners OF Emigration, the
24O soveregps and the value Of gold watch two
gold chains silk dresses and other valuable articles the
property of plaintiff alleged TO have been lost by the
negligence Of the defendants on her landing in th; city
from the county Kilkenny Ireland, in August 1857. The
jury gave verdict for plaintiff for 81 1888 49,
0.-In the Supreme Court Judge lngraham denied
motion for writ of and stay Of proceedings the
case OF Dr. Gallardet convicted Of assautng Mr. Gran
st0n, proprietor of the New York HOTEL
13.-The case Of Barnes & Dodge against ex.sIayor
Wood and others, suit brought by the plaintiffs TO
cover damages for being prevented from fulfilling their
contract to raise the sunken ship Joseph Walker, de-
22-In the Superior Court before Judge Bosworh John
H. Harris Obtained verde, Of So 600 DAMAGES aranst the
Panama Railroad Company for the loss OF blood horse
2s.wA verdict Of 1900 damages was obtained in the
S01fs oeOre %ge ey Oonfad
ment charging the paintn win swndling
In the Superior Court before Judge Hoffman John De-
son son oo.ned vcracs o. 1900 agans, ,ne virginia sre
Wales, TO Savannah, United States.
29-The trial Of three Of the Of the SLAYER Hal
dee which has been going in the United States Cir ,u
Court several days past before Judge Nelson
cluded this day, by The acquttal Of the accused
nrcrupvp
There WAS n n,merons meeting or tho Now York
BAR hed this Jav at Which resolutions we're passcd euio
CYSTIC Of the nryate and character Of the late
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4-Cancem; The aleoed nnrderer of Engene snderso
the noicean this dav accd unon he trial for Tho
fourfh time Pleas In bar were mt IN and denied Inv the
Court
lathe urv in the case of Cancemi the Italian charged
with the murder Of Eugene Anderson brought in verdict
against the prisoner OF mapsauebter in the FIRST degree
The ury we're in deliberation since Saturday afternoon
The punishment for this offence liz imprisonment for life
or a period not less than ten years
16-The trial Of William Mullgan for an alleged assault
and battery on James F. Warner in July last took place
this day in the Court of Oyer and Termner and resulted
ia motion was made before Judge Balcom in the
Supreme Court to discharge the order Of arrest Of
s Mott against whom Judgment was obtained bv the
Union Bank for SOS 600 alleged dealcatons The Judge
donicd the motion.
3l.-Cancemi, charged with the murder Of policeman
anderson and found guilty oil mansaughtcr in the first
degree was brought and sentenced this day before the
Supreme Court, general term, TO Imprisonment for lfe
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Inc following ID digest OF the most interesting cases
the wear which has lust closed
JANUARY:
oCuuee Russell charged the Grand jury and defended
himself against the malicious and unjust attacks Of certain
Guy Journals
o-Moli lodges, notorious panel game thief sent TO
tne Sule prison LOT -FOUR years ana nine months.
lZ-francls McHugn, garroter, sent 10 sing sing
l0-Chauncey Johnson ana Robert vernon, accom-
pshed burglars sent 10 the State prison for four years
ana satins
FEBRUARy
9-peter Devin ana James Dorset, convicted Oh bur
gary sent TO the Stale prison for four years and eight
months Ihey were indicted four times Tor burglary in
the mrs, degree; Devlin is an actor by profession
A-frederlck Tomas, a youth OF sixteen, son OF
weaitny canadian, charged by Janet itamton woman
twenty-five, with breach OF promise OF marriage, was
discharged by the Recorder.
MARCH.
3-oseph Watson, convicted of stealing property from
A. Stewart Co. 1t is said that at one time Watson
was wealthy English merchant worth $780, 00
3.-Thomas Weston, alias Ward, desperate burglar;
sent TO the Sing Sing prisen for three and two
months
3-kngsbury Davis notorious thef sent to the State
prison for ave years and two months.
s-Michael Barrett tried fer the hericde OF John s.
Kelly, by shooting him with gun, was acquitted.
-f-lhe necoroer uecoeu w hou Jaeoo H. Mott, an al
egeo acconpce Oh brotnerson the Union Bank deauer
10 paii IN the sum OF S2o,oVo
APRIL.
s.-oscar NJ THOMAS conv'cted OF kidnapping George
anderson, coored man, and selling him as slave in
Richmond, va
NAY.
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