New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-15
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
before Justices Kelly and Dow.iuGI

before Justices Kelly and Downing
A short calendar, with two experienced Justices to
ty ade on Saturday rather bret mornings work There
were however of sufficient Importance to re-
sye The from sometime character OF level unniere'ng
nonotony Tie list Of al posted up 80 which were
thus classified Assault and battery ~ Peut larceny To-
gaming, ]; suspended cases, 4-total 3D.
Or PuR oP SHOES ToR Two NEN-A weldressed intel
ugent young named William Delaney brought on
charge preferred by Peter Raymond Of stealing pair Of
CATERS The complainant keeps store and day last
sired ia look al some inc CATERS While examining them they
managed TO abstract pair with which ty abscOnded MI
Stop thief started in rapid pursuit 1heQisOners separated
running in different directOns the complainant kept Delaney
the Of policeman who at the time in bis house
eating bis dinner bat who OF once dismissed oil thoughts OF
beef ard cabbage and joined in the exciting chase Delaney
finding escape impossible into the doorway Of lodging
house aud applended by the officer the landing Of tie
second flight Of stairs with the shoes under his As the
officer taking the thief down stairs he attempted to get rid
ths stolen property ,y 4lSpag Ii over he ossss o
tiary month.
a GERMAN VOCALIST SSoNc IRISH MusIc-AlcKalder
Bez charged with beating John Beck In explanation
Beck said that they live the one the front house the other
the house on the lot and the two palaces have
common courtyard Alexander was in ms yard singing
popular Irish song known Pat Maoy Which liberty Jonn
resented and ordSed Alexander the ea singer 10 shut TIE
gea AsXnde5 gta pon ana no % of German
~, % %S I,b rcs or Iyisl melodies more and to
physically reooun whenever he ShGse the sIrc1 history 81
course words not being found sufficiently emphatic properly
express the fOrce arguments Of the parties they esoed
blows in the exchange Of which John got The worst OF the
bargan-hence the suit.
There probably the usual amount of truth in exanders
story, but for all that he was fined $40
A NOTORIOUS CHAEACTER IN COMMUNICATIONS skill the
President of the United States may show in carrying out the
details my policy dodge justice and evadc the laws
he himself concerned he certainly is not equally
fortunate in keeping his namesakes all Yeste
day Andrew johnson answered 10 his namc in the Court OF
Special Sessions on charge OF assault ana battery geu
have been committed Officer James smith Inc case was
vehicle the truck OF one OF the railroads OF Inc cay ana
with that stubborn Peyery which eharaetes ms
namesake positively refused 10 out OF the way Gar
compelled stop and many persons were nGoa
venenced by his ve1al0ds performances JohASoH, I'M
another johnson we have heard Of Posuney refused 70 Og
course they wished 20 go ana opposed 70 ,uer Hfss
inyec;yo Of stubborn st0dty 10 which he added Ielm
abuse in quantity and Of such quality proved Inn
to DO an apt stuGen-lh iact almost H,ai VI I p
other Johnson servant o the people IN the shape OF 10
lice officer at last up and NJ once reno! "a me nuisance
Andrew fought the peoples representative with all lis power
OF tongue has anu does he other AnreW ana al Ls "
other one vii do should an effort be mode him from
the place where he long has also blocked up tue whees OF
strong arm OF legal force and taken the proper Court for
He found guilty and ives hnet W Wncn ~ ~
once found pay He had previously on aoiRer
complaint arising Of This Transaction Den taken be-
fore Justice Mansfield charge Of do.drT conduct anu
bsd been found guilty of that Oense and ired SO The officer
had then preferred this second complaint against johnson oF
The sSau on the officers persons the verdict and
tence Sessions Court FOX the mere assault As ms
friend produced the 50 he demanded OF The officer Ii th1t Wog
be the last it, whether his friend would have to be tried
again lie informed that Andrew had probably got 10 Inc
end Of his rope
SPEEDY JUsrcEAn instance Of speedy and most approp
ate wcdeserved condemnation shown on Saturday
morning before the Court OF Special Sessions wcnown
river thief Thomas Brennan arrested on Saurny
morning early accused Of stealing the stern ne Oi steam
boat as she lay wharf lie brought at once before
Justice Bowling who the proof being conclusive at once com
mittedhn trial and Immediately forwarded the necessary
papers TO the Court Special Sessions which az the une
IN session Judge Kelly presiding The prisoner was brought
before Justice Kelly; the steward and captain OF the boat nom
which the rope stolen appeared 10 the the ana
identified prisoner he convicted and sentenced TO six
months in the Pcntcntiny that Mr. Thomas brennan
who at o'clock the morning, free man. com
mitted q theft g sent before police
Justice at 10 by him committed for trial and sent
to the Special Sessions at lO3, was tried convicted
and sentenced the Fenitenary at IL was started T icA
wells Island IN the Inck Maria at H. reached the Pentcn
tBry at put striped prisOnress at a clocL ana was
set TO work in his clothes in time complete half days
work by &
STEW" ABOUT SrEAK.John E. Owens not the original
"bar1 apple sass" man. but another went into the
restaurant of Henry Mailer with friend where after eating
"stew and steak they got into row Gbou; pigs foot
which they said they didn't eat but which the barkper ed
they did They committed assault on Ny Muller Tor WAch
be brought up Owens who found guilty but rcnanded Tor
MINOR AssAuLTs-Blney Cnmmiskey assaulted James Nc
Cncheon but gave sl2 to settle it and was lot 60.