New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09
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Id w INTELLIGENCE
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Jrm 7-Beior

Justice GouLD.
THE CARROLL ARSON CAsE-sEsTEScE OF THE Ac-
CUsED TO STATE PRISON FOR LIFE.
In tie case of James Carroll convicted on Friday Of
in the degree Judge Gould said that the had
not suspend that length 20 f time case 'a' ne
ou Gs seS % sjsss s n 70 the usual IN
Judge Gould said the verdict in his opiaion, just and
proper and the sentence Of the Court that the accused be
In the case Of Thomas Sheridan who indicted
the accused the ground that he not responsible Tor the
ofeuse. The Judge admitted him TO FL 900 bad.
THE SUNDAY THEATRICAL CASES.
The Judge decided theee cases. saying that the exhi-
Son on Sunday was Sa s bet s on an Sas
the nd men s was specific enough to cover the onen,e
MI Anthem then moved on the trial of the indictment.
Mr. Clinton counsel for the defendant said he could not go on
O. Witnesses TO 60 trial with justice to his cents ie said
that there several Jewish witnesses who could not conse
SABBATH snj he urged that Il would be bad principle begin
Trial Of by violating the principle upon which 1t
In consideration that the indictment had been just found and
and want Of diligence shown the Judge granted the motion
fhe Jurors then discharged from further attendance
FORGERY CASE.
In the case of David Ii. Beech alias Leech charged
with forgery ex-RecoIdeI Smith state. that In November las.
Beech indicted in the Oyer and Trmne and the case
adepha he sse was postponed two terms m the Sessions ana
then tried This Trial months since the Jury disagreed
and Tentr where sent The defense had nce begged
The Di.cAttooey denies that the defense had begged
they had only asked trial when the prosecution could not prop
y The defense have postponed In the and Iefmne
Mr. Smith said that witness had been called from Philadelphia
eight times end view Of the diligence which defense had
bbied and the fact that Jury had disagreed he asked
either that the prisoner be let out his Iecognzance
The stated that the Of the most
important forgery tried In this county, the case IA I'M
potent in view Of the large amount involved and the peculiar
The Court obect9d to meddng with the case The spplIca
ton bail should be made in the Court OF Sessions where he
was tried.
Michael Rourke, indicted for MURDER pleaded guilty
to murder in the second degree h killing James fennns
peacesb that the homicide was In liquor saloon and unpfe
nedtsttd when the accused was insane from intoxction
Judge Gould said that only recently that insanity
produced by drink received anything In mitigation OF
murder He he that party who put his reason out should be
held espopsibe for what he did In the dark -
The prisoner years hard labor In the State
TIE PAT cosGRovE MURDER.
In the case of Bernard Cole, jointly indicted for the
Of Pat Cooye exJudge Philips applied have Cole
qhe District Attorney said he hardly knew how Cole in.
dieted. There evidence against him.
The Judge admitted him to -, 900 bail
The HICKEY MURDER.
In the case of VIM. Dunnigan, tried for the murder
John Hickey and in which the jury dsgreed aud ss2
injected for the of John Keeran Dir AshHead applied
to have the accused admitted TO bail.
Bail was fixed at IS Geo IN each indictment
MURDER On sHIPBOARD.
In the case of Thomas Downey, indicted Tor murder
pbosd IN which another eon.essed committing the deed
the Judge admitted the accused to 5000 ball
THE THEATER CASE AGAIN.
Edward Hartman, indicted under the Sunday law
appeared and plead not guilty and was hed 70 oai Ia pow
o each Of the indictments against HIM
TIE LOTTERY CASE.
In the case Of Wood & Eddy, indicted for lottery
selling Wood pat IN SsmGeI ss b SSa lISS ' ts
case 20 day Counsel absent The Judge said he would ut
unit to hear the case.