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The New York herald., 1871-02-22
MARINE c0uaT-psaT /.
An Action for False imprisonment.

An aStfcu Ior raise InfprteOnp1ents
Before Judge Joachimsen.
John Reid us. Henry Kedraep.-This was an
action for false imprisonment and malicious prose
cuton, damages being laid at 81 900. The plaintiff
claimed that on the charge OF which he was limo.
cent OF puroining twenty-five cents from the till Of
defendants grocery store, he was arrested, locked
up in cell at the Charles street police station and
baed to appear at The Special Sessions that on his
subsequently being brought there person appear
Ing against him, he was discharged. The defence
was that one OF the employees in the store, having
seen plaintlif take some small sum- he directed
to watch him; that he did and after counting the
cash on hand one morning and leaving
defendant alone IN the store a moment, on
his return he found this sum missing; that
this was communicated 10 defendant, when he
caused his arrest. As a reason for non-appearance
coming down with his witness, and that he arrived
Just in time 10 see Reid coming out Of court after
his discharge. The case was summed up at con-
siderable length by ex-Recorder Smith for paintif
ard j. g. Boyd for defendant. Verdict in favor OF
plaintiff for 500.
A BOnt Case.
Reynolds rs. Wright CT ak-The plaintir hired
his boat TO defendants for the purpose OF trans
porting merchandise at stipulated price per day.
The question in the case was whether defendants
were Haole Tor certain days when the boat lay
emplogei, defendants claiming that the custom was
In Their favor. The plaintin testified that he was
towed TO CommuDipaw by defendants order, With
The assurance that he should lose nothing by the
delay. Judgment for p!aintiG, $755 9o with costs
and allowance.
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Knickefnocker Ice Company, pleaded guilty to one
Indictment charging him with embezzling hfty-two
There were .hree charges against him, the aggre-
gate amount stolen being 81, 400 The accused ned
from the city, and was brought back rom the south
tence postponed till Friday.
John Wiite and John Lofters (boys) pleaded guilty
te stealing sixty dollars worth OF dry goods on the
18th Of November, the property OF Slocum y Fur
man. The Recorder sent them TO the House OF Re-
ANOTHER DIAMOND RoBBRR SENT TO THE STATE
PRISON. t
Richard N. Rice was tried and convicted OF
daring grand larceny. The evidedce showed tnat
on the evening of the 2rd Of December me prisoner
and man named Henderson went into the jeweiry
store OF William Moir, Sl5 Hudson street. ana asked
10 look at diamond cross, and while standing at
the counter confederate rushed into The store,
snalched the cross and jumped into wagon and
escaped. Henderson was convicted last month and
sent 10 the state Prison for ave years.
The prisoner defended himself and from mis- Inn.
pudent demeanor convinced the jury that ne was
bad fellow. His associate, when arrested by Cap
tain Mcdonnell, was found in possession OF skeleton
Keys, and Rice had number OF blank checks. Inc
prisoner said mat his faner the superintendent
OF the Michigan Central Railroad and was worth
sac COO; that he himself had income Of 49, ooo
q year ana tnat II he had had time he would have
produced Vanderbilt and Fisk 10 show who ne was:
Assistant District Attorney Sullivan cross,questonea
him severely. He said he never went by the name o!
Sweeny; had seen man called "Dan the Snatcher;"
didn't know Dan Noble. and declined 10 answer
whether he knew q man named Price. The jury
convicted Rice without leaving their seats and the
Recorder promptly sentenced hm TO the State Prison
DR. Christian Wuest was tried upon charge Of
grand larceny, AdOlph Conrad alleging that on the
LIST OF september last the accused took some furni
ture from 95 y Cannon street to a house IN Essex
street. The testimony showed tnat misunder-
standing between the parties, growing out Of
his vile lived with DR.. Wuest and left HIM. lie ad
mitted that she had to seek DR.. Wuesrs protection
when he (Confad) attempted to kill her. The ac-
cused proved his good character and the jury rem
dered verdict OF not guilty.
Michael Donnelly was convicted OF an assault
weapon
harm, he having cut Charles Hamptman In tue
shoulder with q pocket kniie, at coffee saloon IN
Dayard street. lie was remanded for sentence.
George Wilson pleaded guilty to an attempt at
grand larceny having stolen forty dollars worth Of
Deppler d Kammerer. he was sent t0.the Penlten-
tiaTy Tor one year.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
The following de,

ALBANY, Feb. 81, 1871.
The following decisions were rendered IN the Court
Of Appeals February 21, 1871.
Judgments affirmed with cosrs-Adams vs. Blan-
can, Kelly vs. Falconer, Harrington vs.. Russell,
Parmeee vs. Thompson, BrittOn VS.. Lorenzo. VIII
let's vs. sun Mutual Insurance Company, Lltch1eld
vs.. Johnson, Frink Thompson.
Judgments reversed and new trials granted-Stith
VS.. M0orehouse Durnell VS.. Moorehouse, Leroy vs.
Market Insurance Company.
Judgment or Supreme Court reversed and judg-
ment ordered for plaintn, with cOsts-Doupe vs.
Genln.
order Of Superior Court OF the City Of New York
reversing judgment and granting new trial reversed
and judgment on report OF referee affirmed with
Costs-Coeman vs.. Eyre.
Following is the Court OF Appeals day calendar for
February % ls1Nos 124, I05 13s, 49, ]43 3S, 1l6,
1ha
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Uackett.


xhPANELLISG OF THE GRAND JURY-A BATCH OF
THIEVES SENT TO THE STATE PRISON BY THE RE
CoRDER.
The Grand Jury entered upon the discharge OF
their duties yesterday. Mr.. Charles II. Fellows was
appointed foreman.
Before Mr.. Sullivan proceeded with the regular
calendar number of prisoners were arraigned,
some OF whom pleaded guilty to the charges pre-
ferred against them.
Walter Caagnan pleaded guilty to grand larceny
In stealing silver watch and hat, worth Forty.
eight dollars, On the 18th OF January. from Paul
Unkrunt. There were two charges against him, and
the Recorder imposed the fuil penalty which was
Ave years In the State Prison.
John Ennis, Jointly indicted with Theodore j.
johnson, charged In burglariously entering the
premises OF August I. Leieiser 40 East Eighteenth
street and stealing 32o4 worth OF clothing. pleaded
years ana six months.
John Williams, who. on the 9th inst. stole thirty.
Tour shirts valued at forty collars the property or
nyer Diefns pleaded guilty TO grand larceny -Four
years IN The state Prison was the sentence.
Jonn irving pleaded guilty TO a similar crime in
stealing on the 80 OF This month, gold wa,cn, val
aen at seyenty-hve dollars, from Egbert Jones. lie
months ' 20
Michael Fox, professional plckpocHet plcaded
gni'y 10 petty larceny from tic person. ON ine 9th
from John Charlton While be was looking an q pro
cesslon 10 me Bowery. The Recorder has no SYM.
pathy with the nght-nngered gentry and consa
quenty sent Fox the State Prison for four yesrs
and SIX months. ~ 'Sa'o
William Byrnes was charged with stealing chest
oI Tea, valued al ny five dollars the 9th OF Feb
ruary IRON iae store OF John Lee sq2 Hudsoo
street lie was sent 20 The State Prison for two
years
David Benjamin pleaded gnity TO an attempt at
grand larceny. lie stole eighty dollars worth OF
clothing IRON Margaret Shea on the illn inst. AS
the properly was returned he sentence was modi.
ned % eighteen mouths incarceration id tie State
rrlsol.
James Walsh who was implicated WITH James
murphy IN stealing set OF light harness on the 25th
vi January nom Charles Newman, pleaded guiIfy 10
an attempt, and was remanded for sentence.
!anes Armstrong pleaded guilty TO assault AMI
bailef The charge being thai the 2pth OF Septem4
DeI nc cut Benry Hays wiih asaal knife. he was
Pen. 70 me Penlientiary for three months.
reer oahes and Daniel Brown were tried upon a
shafse oi stealing bearskin robe from Henry
Jews rlsEh on the 25th OF January Mr. Iiummel
appeared ior The defendants The evidence not
seihs sua oenl 70 establish their guilt the jury rem
deiad verdict % acqGittal
SieeercA q Lewis. whe was the foreman OF the
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
WAlSKeY "mAAEs The mare Co."
Drunken Dutch Farmer Drives Over q
Woman.

Woman.
Yesterday afternoon, as Frederick Ncuse o farmer
from Dutch Kills, l.. H. was recklessly driving down
towards the ferryaouse at the foot Of East Thirty
fourth street, he ran over rs Gallagher, Of No. 37T
Fourth street., Williamsburg. Mrs. Gallagher Is q
neaVy, middle aged lady, yet ste displayed remarka-
pie actvtty III endcavorng 10 avoid being run down,
which probably saved her life, but did not save her
from being struck by the wheels OF the vehicle.
which gave ner some severe bruises and rolled her
into The gutter. The drunken owner Of the horse ami
wagon continued to drive on. however, as if nothing
officer Justice BiXbY, at The iorkville Police Court
Eeld m Tor beng intoxicated Us we'll vs. for reckless
driving
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He COU R T S.
Equity Calendar Charge Of Perjury-A viii
SUBTRACTION for False Imprisonment Busi-
ness In the Court Of General Sessions.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT csuaT.

The EQuity Calendar.
The equity calendar OF this court for tho February
term except appeals in equity aud reviews in
bankruptcy from the District Court will be held by
Judge BlAtchford In the District Court room on
Monday February 27. at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, and
eases ON II win be assigned 10 te heard 10y him
during the two weeks commencing March 20
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kplluaNkEkI Qf THE COURTS.

To-day being legal holiday all branches OF the
different courts have adjourned until tomorrow.
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cGssON pteAs-TsIaL TERE-rAeT |.
An Excavation Accident.

An Excavation Accident.
Before Judge Joseph F. Daily and jury
Samuel d. Eoq'to'a rs. TdtrtcS Mcdonald this
case. which was to recover damages for falling Into
an unprotected and unghted excavation adjoining
the sidewalk in Bleecker street. the facts of which
have already appeared In the HERALD, the jury have
found verdict IN favor OF the defendant.
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But the purpose Of any legal ac-
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and glavely proposed in the Legis
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