The New York herald., 1865-02-22

The hw win be taught Ieson when you stand upon the
sranoid which they will not forget Your convic
: NO excuse for crime and that courts and Jurors have
made up their minds hat those who carry and pistols
and dagsers and other Instruments Of DEATH win be held
would sSuddsr when they heard i said, shas man car
res pistol" 'that man carries q dirk and the
Is an outlaw would be. Today thousands Of men
walk the streets ef this city armed with revove with
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words win reach them when that henceforth Jurors
viii assums in tho abence of proof to the contrary that
his person Sses for and on purpose Of o and not
Of delence-for mischief and not for good ! have no
word But through you and through this opportunity
must speak word Of warning 70 the thousands OF young
men in this metropolis who travelling the same rosd
through which you have travelled IL Is that road which
leads TO death in the prison the gaows let them
remember your fate shun You have violated law,
fsr ss bsfors carefully ssisctsd jury Their verdict
was guilty, and the punishment is death In the pro-
ess Of your case through the appellate courts that pun
ishment may be for tine avered but rest assured t
must come at last You cannot escape II, and Is your
duty 70 prepare for H. Listen now, to the judgment Of
the court which s:-That you, Bernard Frery for the
murder and felony whereof you stand convicted, be
taken hence 70 the place from whence you came there
S Ss Of
O'Clock noon, and two O'Clock in the afternoon you be
hanged by the neck until you are dead, and may God
HOW THE PmsosRR TOOK rHs sEsrncx.
Fnery, TO the casual observer did not appear 70 ex
apon him soms would
the expression Of his countenance that OF s0d ind
ference but closer study Of his temperament would
show that he has more strength and nerve than mere
emotion and person possessing such organization,
really feols more deeply than the external appearance
The Clerk then read the order 70 the Sheriff. Mr. John
Kelly who was In attendance, directing him 70 take
charge Of the prisoner and 70 carry out the sentence Of
Il 10 remarkable fact that seven weeks ago Henry
Lazarus, who 70 untmey death, was alive and
thereafter Bernard Frery his murderer 10 all ntens
and purposes, dead There has not been similar IN.
stance IN the history Of the admr,saon o. % Criminal NINA.
der arrested indicted tried convicted and SEN
fenced with such expedition, and yet with such strict
regard for the rights Of the accused Such an example
must necessarily, have . wholesome effect upon the
community and convince the lawless portion Of New
York that the machinery Of the justice operated
by upright judges and efficient prosecuting officers, will
be put In motion TO punish crime.
THE JAMES STREET HOMICIDE.
The trial Of Frank Ferris Portuguese who 10 indicted
for the murder Of his wife, Mary Ferris by striking
her the head with axe was moved on by the Dis
The offence is charged to have been committed at No.
81 James street. the 9th Of September last hessrs
John II. Anthon and William + Kintxing Jr, counsel
for the prisoners challenged the array Of jurors Mr..
Hall demurred 70 IT, when the Court as in the Friery
case gave judgment for the people, 70 which the defend
The process Of empanneling jury was Just being
commenced when the District Attorney stated he had
received information OF the absence Of material wit
for the prosecution, without whose testimony he
could not safely 60 to trial. and moved continuance OF
the till next week.
Mr. Anthem objected and moved to have the prisoner
discharged, which motion was denied. The Recorder
ordered the case to be continued on next Monday.
NOTORIOUS sH0PIIFTERs
Josephine Miller and Catharine Schultz, the latter
well known shopfter indicted three charges OF
stealing Catharine Schultz pleaded guilty to one OF the
indictments charging her with stealing fourteen cass
mere vests belonging 70 Albert Brown, 14S Fulton
street. the 31st Of December She remanded for
sentence.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Peter Develn indicted for robbery In the nrst degree
In assautng Frederick Miller, returned soldier on the
I'D nst and Fobbng him Of dollars In Treasu
~ notes He snatched the money out Of hia hand and
drove away In carriage He peady guilty TO grand lar
ceny, and was remanded for sentence
Ing apparel from Mary E. Farchild 222 Rosyp place. on
the 10th o January, pleaded guilty 70 an attempt at
grand larceny She sent TO the Pententay for six
months.
NY In stealing ten dollars from Christian Keizer on the
10th Of January and sent 70 Backwels Island for six
months
Ann Guise pleaded guilty to indictment for false
pretcnces, she having procured bottle OF schnapps
from John Bacom by representing that Lucila Edwards
had requested her to obtain It,
George Smith pleaded guilty 70 stealing overcoat
worth thrtytwo dollars from los East Houston street,
on the Sd Of January
FEMALE RoBBxne
Emma Anderson and Mary Howard jointly indicted for
robbery the first degree pleaded guilty to assault and
battery They were charged with asssutng Mary smith M
IL Crosby street The complainant escaping found
that her pocketbook containing fifty dollars missing
These prisoners we're remanded for sentence.
The Grand Jury brought In q number OF bills, and
resumed the discharge Of their duties.
The Court adjourned till Thursday.