Two hundred and fourteen sets of books, valued at $392, have been recovered and restored to the teachers of the public schools. CONVICTIONS, ETC. 1840. 1841. 1842. 1843. 1844. 1845. 1846. 1847. CONVICTIONS, ACQUITTALS, AND DISCHARGES. By the Court of Special Sessions, in and for the City and County of New York, from the year 1840 to 1865, inclusive. 1849. 1850. 1852. 1853. 1854. Convictions, petit Acquittals, petit Discharges. Convictions, as 526 666 744 907 896 991 977 1064 1180 1419 1453 1475 1415 1411 2047 1788 2041 1919 1953 2082 1747 1397 1512 1411 1963 97 78 138 142 148 193 220 173 258 261 219 187 214 179 108 190 208 273 317 289 365 382 256 279 263 323 .... 536 481 376 361 354 586 454 584 226 236 287 395 551 615 508 334 430 558 837 662 978 1230 1152 986 1589 1697 1699 1919 1606 1475 1191 1067 1239 86 90 87 48 52 43 67 66 841 84 284 344 349 392 285 259 168 166 186 838 1158 1109 697 672 988 1382 1194 1167 1120 1184 1064 1454 1627 1784 1849 1623 1641 1330 1107 885 1051 25 101 139 158 198 139 186 113] 6 4 40 Co 54 60 53 70 44 31 39 75 98 €0 1369 1466 1577 2032 1519 3047 2922 2352 2502 2966 3933 3539 3884 3944 3921 4354 4449 5825 6748 6957 7005 6189 5425 5057 4392 5508 Discharges. 839 1001 1119 1311 1495 1741 1651 1309 1635 1837 2218 2079 2405 2570 1528 1942 2803 3752 4476 4502 4917 4112 3639 3304 3009 3846 county prisons, 508 682 737 987 1058 1128 1075 981 1003 1120 1402 1179 1254 1242 1159 1528 1426 1824 2061 1012 2054 2231 1720 1728 1220 1697 Sentenced House of Refuge €9 41 195 134 129 138 136] 111 168 170 260 569 723 824 1045 1041 836 738 973 1859. 1860. 1861. 1862. 1863. 1864. 1865. STATEMENT OF CONVICTIONS, ACQUITTALS, &c. Had in the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General Sessions of the Peace, in and for the City and County of New York, from 1841 to 1860, a period of twenty years. Embezzlement.. Grand larceny, and second offense Petit larceny, and attempt to commit petit larceny Petit larceny, second offense. 2 2 2 3 1 1 1 85 3 1 4 28 55 68 55 43 24 32 7 2 5 10 31 18 51 47 54 64 52 67 76 89 85 62 64 6 4 1 6 10 10 6 9 14 9 19 48 94 101 137 197 47 1 2 90 71 84 58 73 76 61 91 87 86 105 119 155 112] 62 94 89 110 122 106 13 2 2 4 5 2 10 4 2 3 6 10 2 10 13 22 4 2 2 4 3 1 14 307 10 1 3 12 7 8 1 4 8 14 153 163 119 103 142 72 78 107 91 102 63 106 155 168 141 1 2 81 2 1 1 1 2 138 151 169 127 125 113 121 136 145 168 200 216 246 264 290 214 82 78 60 91 64 115 86 96 124 113 91 80 124 144 151 174 177 301 338 257 11 12 11 11 25 18 19 19 4 21 8 7 2 23 14 10 42 25 34 23 371 909 942 807 765 765 593 531 639 788 833 945 1934 2696 997 986 1273 1161 1303 1291 312 294 271 213 403 216 182/206 206 413 281 221 220 205 142 105 154 175 162 193 From January 1, 1830, to December 31, 1860 (thirty-one years), forty-three persons have been sentenced to be executed, on convictions had in the criminal courts of the county. Of this number, nineteen were executed; the sentences of thirteen were commuted to imprisonment for life; one for the period of ten years; one was pardoned; one committed suicide; in seven cases new trials were ordered (four were subsequently convicted of manslaughter, one was discharged, and two are yet to be tried). |