The New York herald., 1865-07-15
Court Of General Scssionss
BEFORE Judge Russell

Tho jury In the Of John Hoey and Samue hcLes~
tried on Thursday for robbing returned soldier agrees
upon verdict midnight by convicting the pnsoa
ers, who were remanded for sentence
GRAND LARoENIEs.
Edward Reynard pleaded guilty TO an attempt at gram
larceny stealing hundred and sixty dollars worn
of jewelry from Caroline Glenon No. 225 West Sixteenth
street. ON the 10Th OF June. He sent 10 tho Stas
prison for two years and six months.
Antonio Castro charged with stealing watch fron
Francisco Bias an Italian was acquitted the iact nav
been established that the accused claimed tnat DIV
owed him twenty dollars, and soon as he took -
watch (which done openly he left 1t with the oe'
lanes a. Isnce was tried and convicted of stealinga
barrel Of OIL worth thirty dollars the
rolling the barrel away from the promises at very cary
hour In the morning He was sent 70 the fen'en''AV
John Syms indicted for robbery, pleaded guilty y
grand larceny in assaulting Henry Lean on the ngntM
the goth Of June, and stealing his watch from nun w
complainant who Ia an officer in the navy, spoke woN
in favor of the prisoner but as the case was clear on
the Judge sentenced him TO the State Prison for io
SENTENCES OF PRISONERS FOR ROBBERY AND BuH
GLARY.
Frederick Hsey. who pleaded guilty 70 mansla1gnsss
the third dogree in causing the death OF Tnomas Oasoy
was TO the State Prison for two years
Joseph Courtnay who convicted Of an assault wii
tentiary for ono year. He proved his previous good
| character, and hence the enency OF the Court
James Van Horn guilty Of burglary IN IN the me sn.,n smar Ss
having entered the premises by boring hole the door
with auger AS he saved the Court the trouble %a &
trial. his punishment was mitigated to four years im
! prisQnmeptIn the state Prison 81, ,1
Edward Barrett pickpocket, who stole SIX hundree
dollars from gentleman N broadway sage sn6 us csn
yictcd of similar offence in this court some time ago
Henry q. Ingraham pleaded guilty TO an attempt ss
grand larceny in stealing box Of ribbons from Fiagg,
Baldwin Co, who interposed In the prisoners penan,
requesting tho Judge to be lenient was also showa
his Honor that the wife of the defendant was IN
destitute condition. The Judgment was SUSPENDED ane
the charge held him for his future good conducc
John H. Lombard, guilty OF stealing one pisa ~
dollar Treasury note sent TO the Stato frson ioS
George peair returned soldier, who convicted
of stealing four hundred dollars from jeremiah Davis,
also a returned volunteer was sent the State Prison
for one year His counsel stated incidentally that while
in the army Delar fought at the battle OF Big Betne
and may have been that tho Judge concluded that the
Vermont warrior (for he from the Green Mountain
| State) punished enough by being victim Oh ben
| Buffers big bunder on that occasion.
O'Drien, Riley and McCannon, who were indctea LOT
upon Ellen sas GER under vs4 sna wSo oeade1
guilty to assault with intent TO commit that onence
werc each sent to the State Prison for FIVE years
Thomas Carroll who pleaded guilty to an assault Win
intent 10 rob Jacob p Brady the Of $780, seas
TO The State Prison for two years The comparatively
to ihe fast that be was youth that that his nrs
offence and he had previously supported MS w'dowea
The next case called on by Assistant District Attorney
| Bedford indictment against Joseph LamDerS
charging him with stealing silk dress rom Ne.u WI
i
ncen connect the prisoner with taking the properly
| and the jury acquitted him.
BOLD LARCENY.
Charles g. Chase and James Jones were convicted OF
| stealing watch and chain from Edward Daley they
having entered the OF hotel In Chatham stress
where complainant sleeping Burglars tools ana
peculiar keys were found In the room which the Prs-
occupied They left the hotel at very early noer
in the morning; but three days afterwards Daley mes
them In Chatham street, when they admitted that they
| had the watch and would give u back 70 him II ne
would not have them arrested Daley called az an omCss
and had them taken into custody The Judge In passing
sentence that the Grand Jury should have indicted
prisoners for burglary In the first degree and then no
would have them to the State Prison Tor twenty
years They notorious characters and ne sentences
| them to the State Prison for nve years.
Charles 0rso and Margaret Brown were tired charges
with stealing seventy dollars from Mrs. Mary Toon, OF
Panhed New Jersey, ct lager beer saloon where the
complainant stepped In 10 make inquiries about persoe
for whom she looking II was claimed that Orso
the husband OF the woman but although did nov
appear evidence the Judge informed that her nus
band was In court during the trial He sent each "
| them 10 the State Prison for FIVE years.
| The court adjourned till this Saturday morning.