New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
THE CRIMINAL COURTS.

In the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Dodge, Nellie GriswoOd OF No 425 EghthaVe ac-
rused Patrick Kennedy OF stealing from her 800 ana
quansty of fractional currency Kennedy was held for
trial
In the Court of Sessions, Brooklyn, John ID:
Lane WAS convicted OF stealing quantity OF tin and
other materials from s. d. Bx6ys blackilg-bOx
to pay fine Of 500 and be confined In the
pententiary for six months.
The trial of David Mooney, accused in the
Hudson Court OF committing gross outrage on
Young girl, resulted yesterday In bis conviction Judge
Darympe issued warrants for The arrest of certain per-
accused of having attempted hrst 10 DrDe ana then
frghten mother Of the girl fIom appe airing as wit
mesa
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
Catherine Grey was acquitted OF steaIihE ~ o s"
hdSh Ha s@I was a5S@uitted q stealing
ns o The ss DTG S S
witnesses the obliged 10 give their evidence
by means OF an interpreter
Justice ShandIey, at the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday committed for trial Julia williams 10
years o. age and TesdTs % al ntS MO- G An s Pt
the steps OF tha house NO 3o4 East t9urtnst Lne
infant committed 10 the care OF tue Commissioners
Of Charities and Correction Jacob Webber, boy, was
committed for trial. accused OF stealing silver Tatcn
Nicholas Schuzinst's shoemaker shop NO IL stan
ton-st ON searching the prisoner number OF small
articles found upon him. all OF which we're probably
stolen.
In the United States District Court at Tren-
ton James Quinlan tried for passing counterfeit
money Il appears that he associated with Knapp.
who has been convicted knapps brother said that ne
received from his brother, asking him to obtain
from Quinsn his share Of the proceeds from showing
nzed Qunlan the man who gave 1t to bin Frederick
npp III, b oep TIE inrr atfer Sso, mnntes' deberaon
returned with verdict of guilty.
In Justice Voorhees, Court, Brooklyn, VIM.
Van Bunt was Of beating and kicking in the face
auell disturbance which took place ut ball given by
the % 1 s o have bseS r"bSed
OF watch and chain worth so In the melee which ne
alleged to have originated IN an insult to his wife by one
NJ he
paying fine Of sS or gong to jail for - Marx
sent to the County jail for hye days
In Justice Delmars Court, Brooklyn, George
Gibson, carpenter, was accused OF having stolen fso
pn Mr. sbepherd seS in smitnst, near HamonaSe c6son
had been friendly terms with one OF Mr. Shepherds
and the clerk obtaining 10 from the TIL he thus learned
It's location and enabled to successfully complete bis
burglary He sent TO Jail for examination James
Rogers remanded for examination upon charge OF
assault aud battery upon his wife He had obtained
Sergeant LOwber happening to arrive at the
him.
In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, the trial
OF Richard Casey for murder OF William Cornell
continued before Judge IDgraham The case was summed
up By Smart Tor the % soe ana The Sry
tired at 81 O'Clock and about returned to ask further
explanation OF the difference between murder In the nr
and second degree The Court complied with their request
by reading 10 them the statute The foreman then said
ment for the different grades The Court after Inform
ing them said that with that the jury had nothing 70 do
and their oath them
according to the evidence and without regard to the
result The jury again RETIRED but at u o'clock not yet
having agreed the Judge ordered recess to be m
Judge Ingraham said that many important to
come before them and especially called their attention 70
what has recently been printed In the papers ABOUT the
infant slaughterhouse. .1
Judge Benedict passed the following sem
tences the United States Circuit Court Yesterday
Oscar Hoym convicted OF fraudulently axing stamps
to cigar boxes two years In sing sing Ferdinand koys
ton convicted Of disabling whisky without license, Is
months In Sing Sing. Jacob Lowensten, convicted Of
same ofense so days imprisonment. VIM, Spike, con-
victed OF dealing IN 6ocent counterfeit fractional cur
reRcy, six years In Sing Sing. Ferdinand Davs. who
pleaded guilty OF passing eounterfeit fractional currency,
two years Sing Sing. In the OF Neis Erickson,
who tried for larceny &C and disagreement OF
the jury following. the Assistant DstTicAttorney 10
quesed that the prisoner be discharged his own re-
cOghEance, which was granted. In the case OF George
Nicholas convicted Of dsling whisky without license
manded to the Msrshas custody pending the result OF
promise made by him 20 disclose the Rame Of his prn
cpal '-- .I
Fifty persons were before Justice Dowling,
at the Tombs police Court yesterday morning nearly all
drunk and dsOrderly" Bu: few Of this number were
generally discharged with reprimand;
William O. Andrews, deprayed youth, was accused OF
who aud showed the marks OF her sons will
full conduct. He was committed for trlal In dc,
Of having assaulted an officer who attempted to
arrest him, and also committed for trai,
John Sullivan committed charge Of cruelty
TO animals having struck hls horse In the face with his
fist. An examination was held In the case OF Thomas
Tracy, accused VI stealing piece OF chinchiia CLOTH
storehouse on the 18th of December last Mr.. Jared
Chttenden superintendent Of the Company. said
Sa he had received hs SSsSe 0% mooOsy Osy
testified That that he had been following the
sSsS As for s yae s d had
cloth and sold 10 to man In City Halpace. The accused
that Ind hpan Inn for