New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.
before Juices Kelly and DOWling

Before Juices Kelly and DoWlngl
The always expected long calendar Of Tuesday
morning presented itself usual regularity yesterday
aud the list was 10 less formidable than Of old OF all vArs-
ties OF oeuse SO the schedule which di.
yidsd as follows proportion OF each style of oense being
about as on other days Petit larceny 49, assault and battery
% carrying concealed weapons dsOrdeTiy house IL Vo'
atng health Law, violating boat Law" l. suspended cases.
most curious fact is now Cminenty noticeable every
Court morning he scitous that the politicians
take of fowdy ens just before election The court
crowded every morning with men who are now Alder
men COuncmen, TO be confined In those
beth who hope be speedily elected 10 those de-
Brabe psees and humber ssprants to other political posi-
Ons OF liver humber grades Every who Is can
ddete for sDy Office whatever at the soonoeome election
s9w nSas C. ave cSur for e purpose q
saying good word for such Of his friends are certain 70 DO
stfer VASCULAR influence the polls and he
be hauled up being drunk and dsordery assault and
office seeking end and anxious to his hne for him.
and TINS such invaluable citizen out Of jail OF course
prsoaer win next November take an active hand il certain
htsle games election day.
TILlTAPPNo BY A PAIR OF BEAUx-Two fashny-dressed
young men, attred latest acquisitions from the tailor
beAming in brosdclOtb shining san and suspiciOusy
rent Of Cereus found that Of their
night blooming altogether too serious matter for she
George Williams, aud apparently about 10 years old
eacb and Of the aggravated style OF hchengrl capt.
watch and ward the door, Rankin entered the grocery store
Of Mr.. Samuel T. Warner No g PerTy'st which was IN
leaned the and drew out the drawer IN which the
kept La this receptacle there is generally rom -
unqaestOnaby the Intention OF the sweet pair OF
beauties Rankin aud Williams Tho little girl saw Rankin
and 10 oaet her be asked where Mr. Palmer lived Luckily
policeman had witnessed the whole affair and now crossed
both the specuator who were fined
$50 each beside being each 70 the Pentenary for SIX
months.
GUILTY YET ISSOcEST-Erine Miller aGerman was charged
With carrying sword which murderOus weapon was
produced Court The prisoner stated that be guilty Of
the fact carrying the weapon, but innocent Of evil In
against carrying concealed weapons In consideration OF ms
which would Otherwise have to submit was RENTED and he
cot OF with a hDe OF SO
MnSoBT PoLnIcs-LAoER AND LoYALTH.-Mr. Simon
Seward which scarcely be expected to keep out Of
pocs brought up Mr. William McManus IT,. for beating
between Rigbtythird and Eighty fonrthst From the tes
ony appears that party Of gentlemen were In the beer
saloon and were talking politics when MI MoHanus bearing
.omethnf said which did suit his fasdous wkiskyh
taste being drunk at the time took bus INST
assumed horizontal position in Difference to the blow Re-
sumng hAppendcur soon as possible ne ruseed out LOT
officer with whom he returned and to whom he turned
over the too eBthusiastiO Mac.
Mr. Seward bang placed the stand. subjected 70
SHARP crosre Of counsel and be answered somewhat as o
Counse-Did YOU, BY way Of sIasSsrating Mr. McManOs
kaowng him be johnson man say That President John
is trsliori AHsger-I didn't didn't ddnt-l swear
Did YOU no. say thst,he President ought to have been
shot fsstead Of President LneoDf A. did MT did MI
o. bid you not say yOo thought President johnson
osgbt TO 10 hang A. did ma did nj did Mt swear
bid voo not can the defendant here truori A.
MT dd NJ. I did Mt swear did NJ. did MT
Q Did yOu soy that ought to be hungi A. didn't
6d ~ did IT. Issesr did M did nj
eoaoryi A. Ididnt didn't did NJ swear did n't
O. Did you not say that President johnson s drunkard
A. tdd III did Mt did n. swear did n'tii aid MT
Q DID ISu not sN thst Gsa who are supporting Pssst