New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25

thought M conpsel would have undertaken to combat the
dence but they did pot hough her course N tn.
two scbs canS.s be o,a them s Whole truth He did
pee, that the crime Of morde which IA thoroughly against
~ innsJ bYt rss no mryr,er ~ be had been be could
hl done long ago. in many ways sDd on nai occ
hen be could never have ben found out ne Fever
II cot with hn though he ans Que nov lest ne o,sn,
H. Rsiher than sgoh tLiog he would Psisr taat ON Us
gsiust him He had sympathy expect rom the com
Iuuiiy lie oieu prayed thtt tue ereunisian WIN
dedcd his conduc. might have med ont hst could %
ouh coeqis vita his fellow u n bat Misfortune oi
owed him and how he gas gong 20 ose so9 Sr ne iI
crime he conceived No nor officer bad ever seen
be. incsroend IN the sss's Prison he would sill feel ID
he and tbs sysry enc wss bound to 90 "bA sooo
they could in this world.
The Court then proceeded to pass sentence upon
him. The statute under which ne was convicted LETT
no discretion with the Court. They could no. avoid
plying man 10 bis position; he was an intelligent
msu, who probably had seen better times. The Court
referred TO the management OF the case by the coun-
sel, and the ability with which he bad been defend
ed. His story had been told by the counsel as he
had now told it; but the Jury were unable TO be-
leve it, and in the justice Of the verdict OF the Jn'y
the Court entirely coucurred. To some men tie
sentence which must be pronounced would be worse
than death; it was liviog death; it was 70 be I'm
prisoned in the State Prison for hs natural life. The
Court hoped that to the prisoner the sentence woud
be better and more acceptable than DEATH that be
felt what be expressed to the future and would act
upon it, and if few hopes remained, yet there was
hope 10 which be might turn in better world If ne
made the best use OF whatever limited opportunities
were afforded him in this. The formal sentence OF
imprisonment for life was then pronounced. In
answer to the usual questions be said he was born
in New-York, was % years Of age, wss an investor
machuist and musician by profession, and had been
in State Prison before, bnt Wac psrdoned out
After The dispo.al Of Curtis, Honora Carey, who
pleaded guilty to nfantieide, in destroying her own
infant was sentenced to State Prison for TWO year,
AHorHyR SUCCESSFUL BURGLARY IN THE THIR-
TENTH WARD-Between aud o'clock yesterday morn
ing tn. yelling Il Capt. Phlps No Ia South sh street
r. D. entered By burglars who hoke toto the rear OIL the
house and carried "A jeeey and clothing Of the value OF
40 500 Nearly dozen similar roDoeres have pe-n
commit within the last month
the burglars in each case e.esPins detection.
PAssISG CoUNTEEFEIT BILLS. - Two women,
named Roeus hohler add Mary Brown, arrested on
tsf buls Of the % Waterbury, \. w. " two different
Ia Orard They we're both locSed up to answer
CRUSHED TO DEATH BY TIVE FALLING OF PiLt
oy Woophr Patrick Kelly. proprietor Of wood yard at
No ~ Jay street insanity kd on saturday aIeno'n
building when 81 the ptcs OF wood "pieh
had bseu elevated dangerous hight by IT. SIDE gave
from Of tho wind and 'oppsd crushing In tie
roof h feet completely d-o.hins the frau s'rletee
The rubhh ed ssay viii all przcticsbt fpe@o, oDt
when the body found lie extinct tb- deesafed
conveyed his residence, no ~ swrrnce street,
NV order Of Can't VI PIE ciuct police.