The New York herald., 1866-07-11
Court Of General Session.
Before Judge RnEsel.

EuHGLARS AND THIEVES SENT TO THE STATE
PRISON.
Tho calendar yesterday very large; but District
Attorney Hail City Judge disposed Of the prison.
rrs with great despatch.
wm. Singleton stole pieoe OF cloth worth eighty dol
lars from the Of Samuel Sykes IS Warren street.
tho Goth OF May.
Edward Sney ind cted for stealing silver watch
worth thirty dollars from Joseph Woods, "A East
Broadway, on th oth inst.
Frank Williams the 6La inst stole hundred and
nf.y dollars worth Of clothing from Samuel G. Acton,
10 West fifteenth street
Thomas b. Newell also on the 9th of Juno stols two
overcoats worth eighty dollars from thomas A. AcGlade
298 Third avenue.
john Rv .ngton burg ariousiy entered the store OF
James Kydd, zUl gh avenue on ths l3sh or June.
John Chase broke into the premises OF John Flynn.
$50 Spring street. 2Sth Of June and attempted to
steal four hundred dollars worth of cigars.
The above prisoners peaded guilty tc an attempt 10
Derpetrate gran larceny and burglary aud ~erc each
aent 10 the state Pr or two years aud SIX mouths
Sarah Lyon pi acd guilty stealing gold watch and
nox IS Sullivan stree tho I'D Of june and WAS sent
TO the State Pr son Tor two years.
ALLEGED NOTORIOUS BURGLARS.
Michael Dempsey tried and convicted II burglary
In the third desree, LasiIe on the ns Of ihe 2s Of
June entered the store 1871 Grcenwich street. owned by
John Mo- s1oL No property was taken, but the pre-
vious character o. tue prisoner was so bad that tie
Judge imposed tho penalty OF the law which
nve years In the - ale Prison
Most OF tho day was spent IN the trial OF an indict
IL
man named Low M (who convicted iew days sincc
for ~ bgoak te dry goods OF Owen
Jones' the u ghh avcn % and Thirty seventh
street. on the 7th u June The testimony was crcum-
siantia lhowIng that the night Of the bur larry
Quina oytcr saloon near by Jones' store that
ofcer the alleged burglars emerge from door
way only few step, from Mr. Jones place after mid
night and tracked 10 this saloon that subscq eutiy
q carSrung foand tho doorway, VIII ch upon ex-
admission. found TO compare exactly with certain
marks made BY nuppntne door OF MT Jones basement
through which de igned 10 effect an entrance 10
<h aukxAr In thQ
explaining suspicious circumstance District Al
t0rney Hah commended that Quinn should be con-
vcted In reply q quest BY the prisoners conn-
ssI whether his cilcnt was TO he hunted down
AXE Wild beasI hr Hall affirmed that
ever since occupied position OF pubic prosecutor
he aotsd upon pr ncips that professional burglars
pockets wd beasts, and such criminals re-
cciyed no favor him. Tue Judge VIII charge tho
Jury this morning.
Michael Donoho who stole .wo pieces OF cioth from
David eLasky 100 bruudwny, on the 29.h OF june,
pleaded guilty to petty iaro' ny.
Mary Gritnshaw charged with stealing piece OF laco,
valued twenty i've d1Iars and Sixly cents from ine
store OF Simon Bfil 3Z7 Canal street. also offered siin
lar plea 1hese prisoners sent 10 the Penientiey
for ak months eaclL
John Eagan, who attempted To steal three hundred
dollars IN money from Michael Morgan, pleaded guilty
60 the oharse There cxtcnuattng circumstances
which cnu.cd the Judge mitigate Tue punishment u
.hreo months In the ZEN tcntnry .
Chsrcs Fr6un, boy, who stole sevenfy.two dolilr'
in money frosn James Mnnhy 70 Baxter street. on the
2ist a June, WA the House Of Refuge