CITY INTELLIGENCE.

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! us. CIRCUIT CoURT.--Beforc judge Bets
The court roon crowded, principally with view o.
seeing the prisoner and hearing the Judge promo unce
ence The aged father and brothers OF Deeyer were ear
y in The prisoner brought in alb ,ut y O'clock
his eyes being red and swollen apparently he had been
weeping. He abont SO 10 years OF aye rather
tall and possessing Crecian features On be-
ng asked by the Court why judgement should no, be pro-
nounced he read from paPerwhich had evidently
furnished him by person. as he found dirul.
~ IN making the wrtifga denial OF the charge and
calling upon his God 10 witness between him and The court
that II sentence were pronounce would be upon one
not guilty Judge Belts then addressed him in most for.
cble and affecting He said that courts and uries
could ot look into the hearts 10 discover the guilt
or nnosence that prevail there-hey must judge from the
evidence presented In the present case patient and
impartial hearing the prisoner had found guilty and
the court felt Bound declare that considered verdict
aust one, and fully supported BY The evidence Ii the udg
uent is sustained by the facts said the court, you 90 your
Imprisonment not only with the knowledge of having
nitted this offence, but, what is worse, having invoked
your God 10 bear witness that which you knew no, TO be
true The Court alluded with much feeling 10 the family
and the five small children OF prisoner
upon 10 bear The shame and the suffering which their father
mas inflicted upon them when be shall have dead and
gone The Court also alluded the good character which
prisoner had presented-s going in early life into store
as cierk-rng by his good conduct TO the situation OF prip
cpa and hnay marrying into highly respectable family
jury had recommended him to mercy probably on ac
count OF his family and also consdeng perhaps that the
gully act for which he about to suffer was not peme
ita:ed that the money had been suddenly thrown into hi.
way and inuehced by his necessities he yielded rather
through weakness than innae depra,ly But for this re-
commentator the Court ud have found difficulty i'm
sentencing him Tor less than The term, being y
years the seemed be strongest cones
pdied py even II II Is lor the shortest PERIOD
said lie Court you hardly expect survive lis rieor
for the instances that ever returns 10 The
beng sentenced Tor 10 years the Prison
yet even II you should return your family again il will
be as returning from the deadyour chidlen Wiz have
grown into manhood w0maacod, their destiny per.
haps, otherwise .xed, for you have left alone TO get
on without aid through i:c. The also alluded
10 the aged father OF the prisoner who present In cour
and who, with the rest OF the family called orh under le
circumstances OF the case, the deepest sympathy ex-
horing the prisoner good conduct and that
influenced by the recommendation OF the Jury the shortest
period Of punishment. would be inflicted ihe Judge
fenced him 10 years imprisonment in the State Prison
10 commence this day.


Elahu L,ud-rhe nane OF this prisoner was called will,
view 10 the passing OF sentence The District Attorney
stated that his bail had been bis Office during the morning
and stated iha; he had gone away. He hoped however TO
find him in about fortnight and asked tsat the recogn
zances might lie over till that time The rccognlzance was
forfeited, with liberty, &c.


Anltony l.. Frosch.-The gentleman and his lady, we un.
dcrstGnd. :oak ~! their residence with principal
ball. residing Jersey City, Frosch and his friend came
into court on Saturday when the latter, Unexpectedly
would ppea 10 the prisoner being alarmed, probably
at The number OF forfeited recognzances which had been
e1lbited) surrendered him 10 the marshal, Notwithstanding
as we are informed, that he partly ndemni!ed. Not
otLcr Dall prisoner
TO the TorbS.


RANKkuprcY ARGuMENTs.-The Court announced tia,
would hear arguments motions already entered on
Monday (this day. No cases, however, wi for The
present, be taken up.


POLICE GFFlcE.-SUPPosED THEFT.-Wa atch-
Stevens Friday night al IL O'Clock arrested in
Grcenwich-s,reet man naa2c John Ilsson will. table
cloth IN his possession suppos 10 lie stolen, tor which His
son was sent 70 prsoE,


STEALING 4 PLASE.-Joseph Clifton was arrested and
committed for stealing carpenters plane, worth 81 l2i
from Calvin lioyt No. GO Dvisionst.


WATCH REcovERED.-lTenry Nathan, colered man, was
arrested and committed suspicion o. stealing gold
by officer McGraih the Ponce Office
DsoRDERlY Housr.Mrs. Lewis vas arrested and COM
mllted Tor keeping dsordery house, where ;ra women
a..> resort, al No. % Readest.


SUNDAY, August.
STEALING Cow.-A man named Samuel Sckermerhorp,
arrested Saturday, and fully cemnted by Justice
Walton Jig WestNinc,eenh-st.


HAT CAP THIEF John Brown arrested last
ming for stealing hat and cap worth 80 So from The store
OF John Phillips, Is Cherry-St. Committed.


ANOTHER CoUNTERFEIrER ARRESTED Officers Stokeey
and Fokk to-day arrested named Patrick Kelly for
having passed counterfeit So BILL purportn- to he the
Greenwich Bank, the l4lh ult 10 Alexander H. Whye
OF 77ll street aud Boomingdae Road. Several other
persons during the day made aihiavl that Kelly had de-
irauded them like manner. He was fully committed on
several of the charges.


CoRoNER's OFFIcE.-FouND DRowSEp.-This



on the body oan unknown aged about 50, small OF
STATURE with sandy whiskers uniting under his cn who
found in the East River between piers and under the
starbeard bow schooner Oscar. He ella
round about and pantaIoon black bombazne much
worn overallS and Shoes without stockings Ver
dict, found drowned.


SUNDAY. August I.
ANOTHER DROWNED MsN.-TLe Coroner to-day held an
inquest the Dead House, in tie Park, the body OF
who fell OFF dock at the foo, of Duane>treet
Saturday evening" being the time in state OF ntoxica-
ton, drowned He appeared 10 be about 80
old and dressed in corduroy panlaoOns satin vest thin
jacket thick shoes and wooen stockings Nerdct-drowned
while in stale OF ntoXication.


DEATH FROM INJuRIE. RECEIVED A FAI.L.-Also at
the City Io pal the body of Ariel NJ Rollins aged q.
"A native OF the State OF Maine, who fell down in fit in
Broadsrcct "wednesday morning, between and
O'clock and fractured bis skull He duty
watcman, and taken up nssnsble, and after being
bled Gc, conveyed 10 the City Hospital in which insu
ton he died yesterday morning Verdct-Death by cGnl-
preston OF the brain, produced by fracture OF the skull
received accidentally.


