The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-24
CGuST OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Police Magistrate Downing

Before Police Magistrate Bowling.
Tuesday mornings proceedings at the Tombs gene
rally OF q varied II not interesting character
quence Of the Saturday arrests Standing FOR juig
ment, bssides tho adjourned which have 10 be
wiped OF the calendar the commencement Of fresh
week.
Yesterday morning was no exception 10 this rule
Prisoners accused Of assaults and battery charged
with pott larceny and and boys held 10 DURANGO
vile for theft and Other greater and minor Offences
against the laws human and divine, came up before
Justice Bowling 10 have their several peccadilloes in
quired Into Some were let on some fnsd, and 10
remainder subjected TO terms or or
less, according to their merits GEadcscrts The dccds
and dongs Of the offenders mo respecuvo statements
OF the compsiran,s an ihe details oil the various cases
OF sny interest 10 the public gwen below.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Ann Turtle, determined looking woman, beetle
trowed and black haired but of small size charged
by Daniel ColianGer, TALL raw-honed boxing fellow,
wth assault and battery. ann declared she mad done
IL 10 prevent the impos ton OF the complainant, and
Justice Bowling declared 10 the defendant il
such he.nous offence 20 beat "man that If ever
did u again lie would gave her omohing for 1t. This
time he discharged her.
LARCENY.
A youth rejoicing in the poeticay sounding pamc of
Austin Moore now placed the dock, charged by
Mary Asdsan With abstract.ng .l5 with which had
from her house. and making OF with II. Austin ap-
pears, was employed as nep at the establishment Of
The complanan in Madison street, but had laely given
himself up 10 habits CT dissipation Instead OF going
bed a. tho proper hours OF eight niue o'clock he had
sloi ped ost lsto End ceasod much Inconvenience BY
so dong. Austin Was becoming gentleman. Instead
Of cleaning PAIR OF boots he told 90 q few
days before the robbery, he had offered ten cents
fellow 10 do them for him. declaring that hs
was too tired and wanted 10 80 to sleep. The
strong against he psoner and Justice Dowhng asked
sad he had not had enough 10 eat and that was tbs
reason why be had run away from Mary Madigan II
seems ,hai MARY had locked him up in tho Oaemsn, of
that tie delinquent had 10 get through window
climb over paiins a, tho back. Thu magistrate OBJ
In -,
such One feelings Austin Moore appeared 10 nave
should be obliged to go IN search OF bis meals, in
place whore for three months he would have his food
brough, regularly to him. Gent accordingly prison.
fAwsISo CASE.
Elizabeth murphy was charged by Bridget Manning
With taking of two dessoa valued 81 and pawnipg
tickets 10 tho complainant, and Examination Eliza
beth stated that Bridget employed her take these
things ard pawn them for her and that she had brought
back all tho money she had procured them aud the
tickets and given them TO the complainant rue cvi-
dence being very contradictory, Jusnee Bowling dis
missed the case bidding Elizabeth TO take and not
SO near paw shop again, particularly with any other
persons goods.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Three loanng looking vagatonds named respectively
John G.bbons. James jennings aud Thomas Ry an wcrc
brought up before the sitting magistrate charged win
robbng bin or bis purse. The prosecutor states that no
was AZ 60 Oliver street. where he had eone to have
Publication alter coming ashore and that he left that
place ct tao o'clock in tho morning. On getting out
into tho street. he accosed by Gibbons aud asked II
negative. Gibbons then held him and "went thrcrghr
his pockets taking OUT purse he valued at y cents
The other prisoners stood by and looked that he
Was afraid 10 resist 1ibbona Tie prosecutor, who
sammered very badly and had the utmost difficulty in
giving tho address O. the house he had been to-
sxsx sxsxty six, gave his evidence clearly II not
distinctly. Gibbons pleaded guilty, and sentenced
70 six months imprisonment, wnio the other two do
fcndants were each sentenced 10 elk months and Cine
OF Sto
''pcr UP JOE.
Decimus Kins,ev charged by his employer, David
H. Feet, With stealing three bars of SOLDER valued al
seventy i've ccnis Tie PRISONER who was merely q
lad ea'.d mat was put up lon OF one Of his fellow
vorkmen, q Dutchman, VINO dsllkcd him, asi had
sworn TO have him out or the chop The evidence
not being direct enough the defendant was acquitted and
went oil rejoicing.
CRUELTY TO ASwALa
Henry nowney was charged By officer VIM Thomsb
with gross cruelty TO horse Ia driving IL with Q
ming sore, from which tho blood spurted out on the
herse was Gned similar amount
FAMILY yAss
Anna Cure charged Rosa Mcrlaie. who appeared 10
the dock with baby In her arms, with assault and
battery. The defendant had slapped her In the face
Truck her on The head, aud finally kicked her Justice
Downg having nrst endsavored 10 set the parties to
male u up, went on with the case, when 10 appeared
dlsmpsed
q. a CHEAP DINNER.
ycsopt {avvt WAS brought up on remand charged
with sfean6 pasieboard check, value two cents, the
property o. NestH Fo1, Cook \ Nash. from thcr
db.ng rogmS FAX place witness, William White,
Employed % The establishment Of she compliments, de.
po!ed that The deeno>n. had entered the restaurant and
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