New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

CHARGE ov RrRe1.pyA vounos,,

CHARGE OF BUReLARr.-A youngster
about 10 years Of age. calling him-eh Thomas Wilson,
was arrested ~ oeork Saturday morning, In the
dwelling Of Mr. Henry Fincken. No al Greenwich e.
vfch ne had bsrElafiOusly entered by breaking tue
glass over the front door His object get
10 the store OF Mr. :. which 10 the fret story Of the
building His operations were heard BY Mr. Fuhlolsrh
the clerk who down stairs and seized the young
rogue. Mr. F. then called TO assist In securing alu
and coon afteTward Officer Petit Of the Fifth Ward
csne In snd took him to the Station house waie 10
custody Of the clerk the y0unzter drew knife and
threatened TO k him unless he released his grasp be
was taken before Justice Bogart and committed 10
prison for trisl in default Of $500 bail
ARREST OF A HOTEL THEA man
calling hin cell Chss Near was on Saturday arrested
at the Merchants Hotel, in Coutlandtst with ausn.
ty OF burglars tools in his possession He called At
the botel and took room shi d be went apparent.
y for the purpose Of going bed but shortly after
being suspected TO be thief the proprietor to
bis room snd found him fling key, undoubtedly with
the intention OF using II OF eHcc,ing an en-
trance into other rooms II, was then arrested and
taken 10 the office OF the Chief Of Police where he
was recognized as man who some time ago. robbed
the room of the Mayor OF Desror.at the Astor House.
OF sDO snd gold watch, at which time he had put up
at that hs use under the name of Jane. B. Rogers.
de was also recognized as the person who robbed
drover OF 500 At the Bulls Head House about week
since He was locked up BY the Chief
SERIOUS ASSAULT man named John
Dorsn, residing at the corner Of Sixth sv and Fifty
tifhst, was found At lste hour Saturday night by
Sergt Post OF the Nineteenth Ward Police on the cor
ner O Tenth and Forty sixth. lying on the side
walk bleeding profusely and insensibe from
wound on the head which appeared to have been 10.
icted BY sharp stone which had been thrown al nj n
He was taken 20 the Station house where he received
medical aid after which he conveyed to his place
Of residence.
Observation-Disclosures . and 3 o'clock
yesterday morning, Officer Long Of the Seventeenth
Ward observed the basement door Of the clothing store
corner of Second and Tive fh st, to be op. and
quantity OF clothing lying outside. The thieves who
hsd been operating, In ell probability became alarmed
before they had opportunity of carrying OF their plum
der and fed.
U. S. COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE-Before
Commissioner Brigham E1iraditior Case-The ex
animation 10 the application OF the British Govern.
me mt under the Ashburon Treaty of 1912 that Thomas
Kane, charged with an attempt to kill James Ball. by
hrDg psto az him, az Moate, In the County OF West
mesth, Ireland be surrendered was concluded
Mr. Busted moved te dismiss the the ground
tina, there wss not sufficient proof that the Is
the original issued in lr land for the Of Kane
that the evidence is not such required by
of Congress 10 show that the issued after
the Information OF BALI put into writng-that the
written Information OF Bali produced Is too vague to
justify the issuing OF warrant as IL alleges no otense
perpetrated within the treaty The Commissioner, on
the points, reserved his decision
Ahdrdo Barclay sworn for defense-Is British Consul
for the City OF Newiork have no knowledge of the
facts charged In the warrant except what was sent to
me in writing. Witness produced dispatch but the
reading OF il objected to and objections sustained
| sm not authorized 10 pay any reward to any per.
son ,hher for the apprehension Of prisoner for In
formation as TO where he may be found have
handful which supp has reference to reward, but
know nothing further abou, IL had any inorma
ton, oral or written, charging accused with pardcipa
ting In any degree In political distui Dances
John Mooney, sworn-is a native of Westmsath
Ireland been in New.iork years know James BALI
or Sherrsk In that county.
Q-Do you know his reputation for -
racityi ,sent and has no oppor.
Objected to as B4hie-tha, tue jurisdiction Of the
tupYsober 10 only TO ascertain whether there Is pro-
bable cause for sending him back 10 be tried in his
country, where he only have fair and impartial
trial Laughter To this it was replied that the ex psre
affidavit OF Bali WAS received without his being here to
be examined Mr.. said they ready 70 produce
hest Of testimony 10 show BALI not to be worthy OF
credit The Commissioner objected to testimony as to
the character of BALI
Witness was asked with a view 10 showing the prob
able degree of injury that Bait had received, what
the distance from Casn, where he In giving tue
information, 30 Temple Hid, where the priest, TO
whom he taken resided; Bali walking the distance
witness replied II was, he should think, miles and II
would take smart to the country there Ii
being full of stone walls and fences, and generally
billy country.
Paick RoaEs testified to the distance being about pa
Mr. Eumet said they expected a witue.. who was
He here this morning, but not now.
The witness not appearing, the testimony closes and
the ounsel proceeded TO sum up. Decision reserved
SUPERIOR CoURT-GenerdL Term
Ordered that General Terms for hearing appeals from
orders made enumerated motions will be held
on Goth Jolly, 3lst Aug, and Sd Saturday in Sept.
Vim. IT. HeJJ agt Louisa CoehrGne ct al Judgment
at special term affirmed, with costs
John Brshirtr, recerr, sc agt John H. Harbeck Ct al
-Judem, nj for defendant
Special Terrn-Decisions.
MdttAeo D. Morgan and others agt GRstdUus j. Brooke
aL-ln application for injunction restrain perform
House. and attachment tor contempt in violating tempo
raIy Injunction.
In this case already referred 10, Judge Bosworth
made the following order: Defendants Donetti and
Nibo sdjudeed not guilty Of contempt; defendant
Brooke adudeed guilty of the misconduct alleged, and
fined 500 10 be Imprisoned unless paid imprisonment
defendants stpulatng not TO bring any action the
deTsking given on application for the Injunction order
temporarily granted.
Man H. TAistle agt George Ian Decentralization for
Injunction TO restrain the Of trade marks denied,
with $40 costs.
SUPREME COURT.-Specidt Term
Before Judge Roosevelt-Ds eli sions.-Um. C. Lent |
sgt James Morgan Motion for stay Of proceedings
granted, on pay ment Of costs
jams B. Wallace sRt augustus BeLtRdP-MOion 10 |
In denied motion dissolve In