The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06

The counsel Of prisoners incAoeraed In the rombs
awaiting trial. made application yesterday morning for
the poeonement Of their cses which, nsome instances
were granted.
Otto Gebbard who was convicted On Tuesday OF stealing
sloo worth Of billiard balls from In Fulton street.
sent 10 the state prison for three years.
The Grand Jury presented some Indictments, pr,cr
which, the prisoners placed ~ the bar when they
ihsm, however, admitted their guilt and were disposed Of
Charles Duke pleaded guilty TO an si,emp, grand lar.
ceny, and sent 70 the pcntentiary for year.
james Haveland pleaded guilty 70 similar ohsnse ana
sentenced 10 one years imprisonment on Backwclls
Island.
Chrles NJ syms was placed on trial charged with Cor.
gerry the second degree. An officer detected the
cuscd and yourg man named samuel Clark 10 the act Of
passing counterfeit bin IN liquor salooa, At Blrlng
slip the 2oh fJuy BE toox syms 70 the station house
and searching bin found 800 worth q photo
graphs o. original ts concealed In the lining Of hts hat
The jury rendered a formal verdict Of /" Not guilty.
In consequence Of faw IN the Indictment, ~hertupou
be was detained until the Grand Jury shall and nc~
bill
me principal part Of the day spcn, trying
dietnent for "kidnapp'rg" found against nccdore
street. who charged the complaint OF John Rand
with forclby OBTAINING him In irons II appeared
the evidence that Rand intesdcd 10 board at iynns
house the time Of bis shipment and going there
company with shi7maie, succccded IN getting credit Al
s, 1 rHn an !. ssS@
and away 70 Albany, returning IN day OF tx0 10
Iynn's establishment Meanwhile the ship that Lyna
fssr.ng that he would away, lynn put irons on his
wrists aud tied him IN a back room, where he
Ancd four hours policeman, hearing that the young
sailor connnef went 10 the boarding house an3 rc
leased him and the following morning arrested Lynn
Tho witnesses Tor the defcucs, two Of whom The
young daughters of the defendant testified that whom
lynn ironing Rand he said he would put him on
ship with his companions the wing morning CT
cusing himself for cornrng hun In irons By saying that
u necessary Tor his own protection - f0rciby de-
tain him. he law upon which the Indictment Iran
ed provides that The accused must forciby dctsin
porty with the intention Of conveying him out q the
establish The intsnt the jury rendered verdict Of not
guilty.
Ann fully indicted Tor grand larceny having
stolen Sos money from Bernard ncAahon she pleaded
guilty ~ attempt 10 commit that offence, and
10 the rentcntisry for year
John Woods WAS placed on trial, charged with commit.
ting grand arceny the complaining witness being Bar
tnolouew Franklin, who, II appeared, was IN company
with Woods and q bis friends the sih OF July
Franklin wU ntoxcatcd and Woods induced him 10 give
him 500 IN money 70 keep, which he dld The prose
cuiou Toned the case and The jury brought 10 for
Csiherne wsiers good hooking young r,rl, who so,e
three dresses, worth s5b from Msris SAcsg the loth
q July, dreaded guilty 70 pc arccny and was sent 70
the penisensary six months.
The Grand Jury INTO Court In the afternoon with
nnsiesn bills, which large days work The fore
has adopted the business Ike suggestion Of Judge
Russell, and II the Grand Jury continue 10 act with a.
much prompness n they have commenced 70 perform
their dates the large number u prisoners awaiting
trial viii soon be dimln 'shcd
Amer the disposal o. other o. interest The
ocurt adiourred 81 four o'taccs