New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

up Of no less than IS cases the greater part o. weh
and battery, III petit larceny co. violation OIL heatn Of
The list had been carefully weeded out by tire committing
ustices and ali which did not demand Immediate trial
which ere not OF the most positive MI gs
postponed till future day or We're az once M @ &
Of BY the magistrate before whom the Original eOmht was
eken The Election day assaults many fewer than hdd
been reasonably expected tho usual enenc Of Judges such
excabe having been exercised 10 theeest ana ooa
est extent man who a' 81 simply o S 81 gs1G II, n e
to boil and efierTesce into pugisn was looAel
upon SIMPLY as and probSbv 2Iadieious and
was unless he had permitted his partsanp 70 Dcay MN
into acts Of too dangerous violence as general rue e go WIN
reprimand and admoDon 10 Keep more qlet IN we luo
Tie Of Illegal voting all decided before smother ana
entirely different tribunal so that noa single case Of TINS crime
up for consideration yesterday IN ac INC report Is @
throughout the entire city the chaengers bad 80 thoroughly
prepared themselves with the undeniabe facts and were so
yigant at the polls and so fearless IN asserting tne Igns
that very early hour in the day those partisan managers
who had previously held it in contemplation to endea'or to
rush in great number OF spurious Holman yotes'
seeing that all their watched and their plans an
tcpatd gave the word to their pals that the game was up
and That the thing had better be dropped as to proceed WOud
be involve certain persons in serious risks which they pn
IDENTIFY declined 70 eneOe Therefore the greater part OF the
trials for the plain, odshioned crimes OF assault and
battery and pe larceny most OF which from the tremendous
pf6sfe on our columns be disposed oil In few words
FuDDLED WITH ELECTION RUN-Richord Hayes was charged
by Mr. Joseph Keyes with stealing from him clothing to the
Of about eco When aagned Richard said that he had
received from certain individuals money 10 be spent In eg
mate election expenses and as he considered eg
himself blind drunk he did so In this Obvious con
ditOn he possible that he nave cOmned
alleged larceny but he will really plead neither guilty or not
guilty This eOmmal plea however accepted by te
Judge acknowledging the gu OF taking the shirt pants
coat other pieces OF genemen clothing and be was az
once found guilty and was remanded for sentence
A PLEA or MERCY NOT AccEPTBD.-Mrs. Mary Cannon,
whose head and body bore evidence unmakeabe that she
had been beaten the brutal manner by some person APP
peaed to prosecute charge which in the heat Of passion and
resentment she bad preferred against her husband james Gan
appearing the trial that james IL brute VINO mas
been in the habit Of beating biz unhappy spouse N inc nos' u
which the complaint was brought he had attacked
his wife evidently with the intention OF Ai 1ns
Justice positively declined to near ntecessog In nus
favor though offered by bis abused We herself Inns
most brutal aud mcrcless beating deous OF having he
wretch Of husband released single glance at the psed
guceut 10 convince the Justice that husband who capable
Oerpoag such strocious crueos unit to be permitted
TieTefo ia spite of the protestaons Of the wife the bus
band James Cannon sent TO BnekVehs Island TOT 'he
full term Of six months
srotv From AGR.SpyorHER-Mr Michael Kaden lives In
the boarding house No 81 Canalst Two girls named Eliza
Owens Mary Young live in the garnet Of the same house
MIR Kade on one morning Of last week asceaned that three
dresses belonging 70 his grandmother ~ no yed WIN MN ~
u the lower ores had been stolen these dresses na
hung behind the door OF of the usper rom wn easy
access OF the prisoners who charged with tie theit Inc
testimony to show that the garments hung behind
She door Of one OF the upper or gaIret IoonS aas
argued thin from the positions their the time and the
whole circumstances OF the theft that the TWO occsu Young
the garnet and that they the only who could by g
the closet wherein the goods whose JOSS
conclusive the girls found guilty bat were RENAMED
for punishment
A PoRcNg ComAr-A charge Of larceny brought
against Thomas Bailey who accused Of stealing from
grocery store shoulder Witnesses examined
on both sides and finally ont that 1t was simply row
about considered genercay II appears tlt ne de
PENDANT Thomas Bailey who Is cooTed mrG nos ms ing
drunk come Accordingly he repaired 10 the grocery ana
glasses Of liquor which be drank When he offered 70 pay Tor
hewhky the usual price he charged what he claimed 70 10
more than double be ought have paid Honauray made
course he was pitched BY those person present
did believe that be right AT last he says the
grocery keeper struck him. struck At him. whereuPon he
seized the first weapon OF hand which ehenGea % De
shoulder Of bacon which be hurried at the complainant ms
shoulder stated by the defendant fell outside the store into
the street and that because It dd 50 fall nc Wes arrested Tor
then,
he wa sent 20 the Pententiary for month.
SHE LOVED HIN AFrER AIi-hlrs Ann Hamill brought up
her husband James Ham mot the champion oarsman) for
abuse of her Before she got Court however she made up
her mind that she would try more and for few
months take the chances Of being smashed as to her
head and broken, TO her ribs by the husband Who had
already shown such eminent abilities IN that special direction
Accordingly at henTgen request that he might DC released
You must shake with him and then take him home"
These words the literal She az
her husband took his hand kissed him In the most
aeconats and then leading him by the hand walked
Court Should he m5behaye himself and again be
brought before this Court the PeutenAry viii be bis ineyta
IL A HURT TO ny MARmEp-Mr David Mosely jeweler
brought up persons who gave their Peter Caw
ley and Mary welsh, whom he charged with attempting TO
Purlo!h from bis place wedding ring ,s-,,....,..
The testimony shows that the evening OF Sunday last three
persons Peter Crawey Mrs Mary Welsh and another lady
rang the bell repeatedly and when Mr. Aoey appeared Nc
told them that he desired 70 do business Sunday evening
They however plead very hard and stated that the man
at once that very evening and that weddingring was
absolutely necessary 70 this contamination OF the
Al their request and naturally
feeling sympathy viii The object Of the Visit &, Of
visitors then be unlocked bis safe and took thereiom tray"
OF plain gold wedding rings " OF these wedding rings he
took -four om the tray which he TO Of the ladies'
said that shO could suit herself and prepared 60 The
eweer now however found that the parties had only given
back three rings in place Of the four they had received
On making known bis loss the words OF Mr. MOsely
Crowley in began TO take OF his coat evidently preparing
for hight While these trsnspng the proprietor
OF the house Mr. MOsey had found send for police
who appeared the after the officer
into the the woman Mary Welsh threw tho missing
found by the officer and Mr.. Mosey the proprietor
Of the place. Tho evidence was most complete there
being not tho least doubt that tho fond couple, In
their haste TO complete the nuptiM tie thought they
could afford the minutes necessary make ana
marriage legal There few bcng hod folks aver
that there Is need OF ring IN marriage but let any
whose nupa rites questioned appear before
court without ring and the win almost Of necessity 10
against her while Wedding ring Will at the hrs glance
settle and forever her rights In the estimation Of the
court
In tho case under consideration aer hearing and carefully
considering all the testimony the Court declared both the
oners guilty and consequently fined them $50 EACH in default
OF which they were again committed TO the cells.
BEATING BLIND MANA siawart young fellow who gave
his as Robert 0Nei brought into court on the
charge Of cruelty beating blind named Theodore Shad
bolt This blind man who is well known by sight TO most
New Workers who pass through the Park led BY
little girl Of about eight years old the being himself
utterly unable to ind his way with which
he not acquainted The little girl led tho complainant
TO the seat which he expected occupy during tho trial
his hand had 10 be- by third party he ehd being detained
below guided TO the lids Of the Bible which had 10 take
the oath, which alone should qualify him as u witness
The defendant 0keil found guilty OF the assault The
testimony went to show that the prisoner Neil sought ont the
blind man in his own house at time when he e defendant