The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11
MURDER AND mANslauGH1sa IN THE METROPOLIS
Court of Oyer and TermiHer.
Before Hon. Judge lngrahsun.

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Ceurt of Oyer and Terminer.
Before Hon Judge lngrahsm.
CHARGE OF TAXING rnE LIFE OF CnILD.
Fab s-shs People w. Moses StaGord-rne pg,so - IN
Shis case was ndc.ed the murder Of an naoorn os
child under Tie following circumstances dispute g
csrred between the prisoner and man aaa WON
named Walsh Who resined in The same house s.fcr !,
Who wss nneer the influence o. nS"Gr a.s' mp 20 s'
however. succeeded IL rushing TO- aud IN the ecu u
which epsued he stabbed Mrs Walsh IN the abdomen
being months cseat. and also stabbed
wash sho vent MA wife's rescac Ms Walsh was
vsew.sayely confined OF sun born chid but she and
Wahb recovered from the staos inflicted.
The psr let Attos ney accepted plea o. nausaoehr
the dvgrce which vii subject the prisoner 81
ksss ave years Imprisonment an the State rrisos Re.
manded for Sentences
DisPERArB ASSAULT WITH A cLEAyER.
fhs Peopk - Gcryet Il Ceok-rhe prisoner tins .
charger with an assault with intent 10 Hill man DaDed
parties in public house In Co'umoa street. resp et &
M election Of Mayor Wood MntsiDger SAID that Wood
shoula never be eected Cook insisted thai he would be
elected he the best Mayor Nov York could
have Worcs bg0, and ultimately O,ok seized .
ebeaver asa inflicted desperate wound ON AiRsDger .
The District Attorney accepted plea OF entity o. sssault
ana battery with hen. 10 do bodily harm. RemAnded
Tre Grand Jury came into Court and rendered nun
Der o. bills Of indictment IN cases which nave beea 81
SAs Psopl. rs. Henry Louslroxe the prisoner lie
1Aaxesd SNh the mAnslaughter NJ Timothy Mucahy, U
~ 04th November last, by At. 'bDg him ~h knife
In opening she case Tor tho prosecution, toe assO-
etsas Of the District Attorney stated, N Substance
nas ON the 24th OF November last. beog Thanks
giving Day. the prisoner, the dec ased, ana
Der Of other men, met al No 81 Tenth avenue, place
hest a. an ordinary drinking salooo, 70 ENJOY themselves
having . frolic, which led rough play, termsa
vsessi,Dg. The prisoner and the decreased became
pttted each other, and IN tEsir Struggle came
i<hne the bar The person attendance bong fearful
that something might be broken made thsm so into
sDd both fel cenchea together, but shs oecsasch
upper Does AM whist IN that position the PRISONER
hnsefed SIX wounds on the breast am abdomen OF the
&exeAed Of which lie died The people the store to0k
Nucahy aud carried HIM IN The back room, sni then
sent for policeman. The prisoner, when Mniaany
taAsn Off rolled and lay with his face 70 chs eroana
MAKING NOISE. On the arrival Of the policeman pri
had his banda between HIS Knees aud resused
ses up. He taken up by the fore, OF two msn,
Ne ani.-s clasp knile-wa - found in his rig b, haod
The decreased taken IA The Nsy Hospital, where his
vouDds dressed but he died tho d Of December
John Gssson barkeeper IN the saloon where tie anrA
AapyeRsd and the ooer that arrested the prisoner
Asnse vent subetant,sse the foregoing statsment
vssdiss-NanslAushser in the third degree.
ANorHm CHARGE OF hANsL AUGHrER.
Tm o-As People rs Patrick 7asnant The prisoner
charged with tho manslaughter Of Patrick Honsyman
- NE LIST Of December last, in the FIRST ap
pears that here prize nghi between the prisoner
ga RopeymaD and that the latter died In three days
after.
John Brady, examined by Yr. Anthem, deposed The
ssy before the Eight standing the Of Second
svep~e and Twenty nh street when Hcneyman called
INTO the store by his looks that he had been
lght; be said been lighting; the prisoner
Mere, the day Washington Irving ~as buried ~en' 20
Me saDe store Honey sts,Dg tnsre, rrst
NE ~ the corner OF Twenty eighth street and
1gss avenue Honey man, smith and self vent up TO
Twenty EIGHTH INTO porter house kept ny Mr.
George Honey man; wen. In AMI asked where rxnnant
vas, Dung man SAID lie was behind the screen, ana
wanted speak him. TAausnt said Ill hs had aoy thing
10 cay say i-n he wanted 10 tight say so; Honeyman
sssd yes, and they walked out into the next
lAsa, and both stripped for tn hghs walked % eacn
6Aef, squared or and tn neh CONNIE and continued
for TOUR rounds, when there report police
coming the ngat then stopped, the deceas
Cd and pIsooer into the porter house snd put
their c0lhes Honey man and Smih left together, and
went INTO an apothecary shop; Hooeymsn had leech
Hhed 10 his eye, and he commenced vomiting left nm
O doctor shop and went home; back the
~ the porter house IN second avenue; Honey
man behind the screen bathog b,s eye with warm
water; be was out tho next day da, after 10
vens % bed; kept bathing his ana heod, which
ss .Sss ...eps !. & a..
rAnnAnt the last round wanted TO lie on Honey
TIE pstsoner was the lager man. when Hone pin went
down be always fell ns back he received blows Soout
Ofsss examined by Mr.. Cinton-rhere seconds
appsinted; smith advised Hon ym4n what do
AGht assisted 70 pun prisoner or OF Honey At the
hsi round was not present ~ any difficulty between
en IN regard to counterfeit money tue ming Of
The nght porter house search Of the pri.
s0DsT anu SAID that Honey insisted fighting him
The medical testimony went 70 show that the aeceased
post moytem examination did not exhibit healthy
sSsdtsOn, there pieura c adhesion he left lung
Mr. Clinton, on summing up, claimed the homicide 10
fhs District Attorney claimed that prisoner was a.
Hast guilty Of mapsaugh,er IN the fourth degree.
The Court charged the jury, who returned verdict Of
not guilty ..e
4 - THE CASE or MORTIMER SHAY
NJ Clinton then proceeded 70 move arrest Of judg
Dent in the OF Mortimer Shay convicted Of MURDER
- the ground that the verdict was against the evidence
SENTENCES TO TIE STATE PRIsIoN.
Before Hon. Judge lngraham,
Fen 10.-The court crowded this morning with tho
ssAuves and friends of The several prisoners who had
been convicted during the terms and who brought
mp for sentence ~ DAY.
,, ARRAfGNnKST PRISONERS
Clement Tenyck, indicted for the murder Of james
Dpripg, pleaded not guilty
Joseph ONcil, indicted for an assault with knife with
iDie Mt to kill pleaded not guilty.
CHRISTIAN Harrison, indicted for arson in The hrss de-
gree in citing Are 70 Q yelling house in which himself
aoo others resided, pleaded guilty
james Mcnamara, Indicted Tor an assault with kuife
with intent 20 XII john nry, pleaded not guilty.
Hugh Rely, naicted for assault with pistol with in
.snt Kill pleaded not guilty
James PeInegraph indicted for assault with knife
With intent TO Kill RcpxTd Harlan pleaded not guilty.
Cyrus Van Bane, INDICTED for an assault with intent TO
Kill, peaded not guilty
Henry Karples, Jr., indicted for forgery and en-
b~zzenent, put forward 70 plead Mr.. Blankman
pad the prisoner had been ,ed IN the Sessions
SEQ ndctmens similar 70 those before this Court and had
bssn acquitted. He, therefore, wished " pot In plea in
bar-assys foia ooqatt
The District Atto SAID that the trials In the Sessions
we're for different Transactions
The Court would allow plea Of NOT guilty 70 be entered
With liberty 70 ale any additional plea on Tuesday next
John Cpsielo and Elizabeth AoCAbe indicted for lar
ny pleaded not guilty. and were sent 70 the Sessions for
9nl.
TIE FULTON ps1x1oAnoNs.
Henry j. Lane, Jr, . young man with . large NOUS
ache, indicted for frauds 90 The Fulton Bank, vas put
inward 70 plead.
Mr. Jas. T. Brady appeared counsel for The accused
- eight indictments He SAID be should put IN plea q
- guilty all and that the indictments be sent to
Ne General Sessions Tor trial.
he Judge said that unless there pressing reasons
presented By the Dsrct Attorney be should not send
my indictment found here 10 the Sessions for trial
Mr. Brsdy bad always supposed the Court Of Oyer ami
y@miner be the trial VI capita CASES. and did not
feeoect time that the Judges occupied with
,sxs az fraud and embexzemeDt Judge Roosevelt. had