The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23
Court or General Sessions.
Before Judge Russell.

There number o. cases disposed OF yesterday.
Among tho cases the calendar indictmca, FOR
alleged larceny against man named Kelly, but Assis
District Attorney Bedford, hearing that infant
child of the accused lead and about TO BE- buried, BIO
moved that the Court order an ciicer accompany him
to the funeral His Honor granted the motion.
Thomas Ingraham charged with stealing OF hats
worth thirty seven dosrs, the property OF CLARK 4
Fisher pleaded guilty to attempt grand larceny and
sent tn tho Pcnrcntary for ono year
John Anderson (coorcd), was tried and convicted OF
petty larceny and sentenced 10 the Penenry for rix
months lie was employed as porter IN the ieweiry
Enlistment Of Fitch Allen John street and bar OF
gold and three rings were found In he osacsion hr rs
tho witness could not positively swear that the property
worth than twen'v I've dollars, the jury
victed Kim Of the lesser offence.
PLEAS OF GUILTY UPoN CHARGES OF BURGLARY
AND LARCENY.
VIM johnson charged with stealing two hundred
and thirty dollars worth or ribbons tho contents Of
bundle which was IN the carr cxrrrsa mar. from
whose WAGON II WIS stolen, tho 10th inst in tne
Bowerv by the prisoner who ted the spot
He pleaded guilty TO an attempt at rrnnd ls-cenv
Henry Kec.cr ipdict d for stealth one hundred and
eight dollars worth Of clothing the Goth January
tho property Of Isaiah Kinney 405 Hudson street. plead
cd guilty 70 an aitcmp.
de having the night &c the 18th of Fehr
tered the grocery 81 Lewis H. Flaacke $40 r~i
avenue by forcing open the front door An officer
arrested the prisoner no leaving the premises
John Binder. charged With similar offence, pleaded
guilty 10 attempt 10 commit b. larry IN the third de-
gre On the nj lat Of the 18th instant he br ariously
entered tho tobacco store Of LOUIS Juus 90 East Hous
ton street. Ind stole hundred dollars worth Of prop
crty He admitted that he did H. and Informed tho
officers where find portion Of the stolen property
Otto Karr VINO charged with obtaining four leccs
OF mr slim from tho store OF Messrs Ciaain n Co by
presenting forged orer purrorng have been signed
BY A. Sern pleaded guilty to forgery in the fourth
degree II.
All these prisoners were remandcd tl this friday
morn ng for sentence.
AcoUIrrALs.
samuel Grecnthal, who CHARGED with larceny In
ste ang clock and watch, worth twenty seven dollars
from the store Of Samuel Pggot, In Eirhth avenue
was acquitted. Tho evidence showed that the property
sold 10 the accused, who according 10 the state
ment o. Ms Pirgott ran ont Of the store without
paying for IT. hut the jury, looking the whole case
rendered o verdict OF not guilty
Richard Abbott, who arrn.gned an indic,n mt
charging him with stealing horse elonging 10 Henry
Leonard was promptly acquitted The had pro
Creased far before Mr. Bedford abandoned the prosecu
tion the fact appearing that Abbott got permission Of
tho livery stable keeper To the horse and h. WA
IN the act Of embarrassing the animal whn an officer
up and arrested him
John Hayes ind Ct for burglarous'y cntcrng the
saloon Of Constant Caaer, the Bowcry who In an
% the question, said he Kept lizards women and
hauor which paraphrazcd nv the counsel into balls
girls and bcnzinen An invest CATION OF this re-.
suited in showing that tina; the proprietor and the
prisoner drunken spree aud there was not a
particle Of testimony TO establish the charge upon which
Hayes was held u trial
Theresa Ainsler poor German was indicted for bur.
glary in entering house In Eleventh stree, by false
keys When this was examined II found that
she took small quantity OF potatoes TO appcase her
hunger, and the judge discharged her