The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04
TINE RECENT RIOTS.


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0ess Dntsspt Attorney a. Oakley Hall appeared for
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1Ain14 wa Then b taken Up during NJ sSocee'''s
The following panel Of thirty hve grand jurors bad been
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george orsswo,d, Jr.
sters) onsored 70 their naoe Tho District Attorney
tnsa moved that panel Of thirty additional grand jurors
- summoned 70 attend on Tuesday morning. he stated
eensemen given above the effect that
they wound be called 70 serve grand at the
commencement Of the present month and asking them to
arrange private business for that purpose.
faw had attended, he presumed that the gentlemen had
pose q dsvo.ng little time 70 .hs business Of the court
He thanked the jurors who had attended, and promised
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Before dsmssing the grand Jurors Recorder Holman
ssased 70 be his wish that i they could all attend at
sbe 70 make that change during the heated term No
objection being made. the grand Jurors dismissed
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The PANEL Of petit jurors was then called and the regu
bar order Of business taken up.
arrasgned ON an indictment for grand larceny which
charged him with stealing gold watch and CHAM valued
man street On Ss aSS Of june last The prisoner pleaded
gay 70 attempt 1t grand larceny, and sentenced
10 the State prison for two years and two months.
James Lynch, an Irish seaman, pleaded guilty TO an in
dsotment charging him with carrying deadly weapon
known slung shot, and remanded Tor sentence
Adelaide Moore, rather stysh looking woman about
forty Of age dressmaker by trade pleaded guilty
70 an attempt At grand larceny on an indictment charg
fron No 20 varick street on the 9Th Of june last Re-
named FOR sentence.
John ward, bartender. twenty-five years Of age,
dctsn charging him with having stolen bank bills and
s0 Web saA al a. 81 William ns
appears that the prisoner took the chain and money from
sns compalnsns while No was lying asleep in the house
was remanded for sentence.
yoha Roberts. glider, twenty three years Of age
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seen years Of age, employed in cracker bakery
jelatiy indicted an ndstment for burglary in the
second degree which charged them with having entered
the dwelling Of Mr.. James Burnett No. 166 East
Tenth street, the I'd OF July last, from which they
stole property 10 the amount Of $34 Roberts pleaded
guilty OF grand larceny, and Edwards pleaded guilty Of
snempt At the same offence. Both prisoners were re-
aaaDdcd for sentence
Eugene Sullivan, halter, twenty years Of age,
sagned indictment for robbery in the first degree
which, charged him with having seized Mr. Geo. r Laird,
q No 30 6uyvesant street, the 10th Of last
robbed him Of bank bills and Treasury notes 70 the
amount Of one hundred dollars The prisoner pleaded
guilty Of grand larceny and remanded for sentence
Thomas Cain, bartender, twenty one years OF age,
and thomas Clarke, Irehn1an, twenty years Of age
wore jointly arragned indictment for robbery in
tho Fst degree. IL charged them with having stolen
and other property 70 the value Of thirty dollars
and dfty cents from James II. Bull, the 21s OF May
last The complainant, it appears, ID employed as
clerk in the ofhce Of E D. EVEN + Co., No. l19
into tent in the City Hall Park 70 wait for his
the and complanants coat Oh hts back, TO-
gether with money. Kane pleaded guilty TO at
Tempt at grand larceny and remanded for sentence.
Clarke discharged condition that no enlisted In the
army
Henry B. Redwood one Of the light fingered fraternity
tried Indictment which charged him with hav
INC picked pocket OF Mrs Helen Stevens the I'd Of
July last OF pocketbook containing dollars in
bills and postage currency The jury convicted him o
pssit larceny from the person. He was remanded fol
sentence.
The trial Of parties implicated 10 the late disturbances
Will commence on Wednesday next