New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

Psons dock tied together in The same manner that the?
are tied together in The dock they had the Government
marks upon them; marked the sticks whan they naa
been received with the Government marking iron which
IL larger than most others the lot OF timber from which
psrt Was stolen cane in 26h Aprl; myself was the
ks, 10 Observe that part Of II was gone
William Dbhle testified 20 beng ship-csrpenter
al he knew about the timber, he said, was that
couple Of men 20 him latter part Of May ard
early part Of Juyi said they had four sticks OF vel.
or knew where they could find purchaser for it, ssked
them what they wanted for the timber and they said sl6
/ Il could sell it; found man that wanted il
sold il TO him; came back and paid them the sl6;
their names were Connolly and Brown; Farrell and McNa
poleoD 10 in July and told me that they had lot
OF timber for which they wanted $780, bought II from
them and sold Poliion for ESQ; the lot bought fro
Connolly and Brown sold Mr. Baker for 500; bought
other stick from Farrell and McNapoleon and gave
them e0 for il and sold to Mr. Polon for $50 kno"
nothing more about the matter in his cross-exaination
witness said be worked at the Navyyard about three years
ago; VAS al the Maynard last week wa al the coo
cock three or four weeks ago worked IN New ork al me
foot of Pike Ct for Mr. Bell last worked there early part
Of July have boat was on the cob dock but three
6mes peron has charged me win steaiing ths
timber or ANYTHING they found out abou me by gong
"A the man 10 whom SOLD the timber made the affidavit
because did not wish TO get into troubles was not with
view 10 swear myself out and swear some one else IN
mas not arrested. gave myself ap Capt Hamblin he
Told me had better out and tell the truth be tod
me be wanted me and that there warrant for me- he
did not advise me to make complaint against these per
sons, intended TO do II myseu when ga" the a'erue-
nent in the p.pers. $50 81.
William Conkin was called but said be knew nothing
except what had been told him by Dibbee.
There being evidence aganst Sellers and Smith, tney
were discharged. Mr. Garrison behalf Of the remaining
fwo moved for their discharge on the gFoun
that there evidence against them except that OF
Dbblee and il is eSoent that he at least was the re-
eeiyer but the appearance that he himself IS the real
guilty party. There is evidence whatever 10 snow
that The prisoners were ever seen III hls company
and his testimony is wholly uncoroboated and worth
less 40 against those boysand he is the counsel sad
that should be under examination. -
Tie Commissioner application Of Mr. Ridgway, was
nj ont to commit Farrell and McNspoleon when Mr. Gar
neon apped for an adjournment TO produce testi-
rony TO rebuff the testimony Of Dibblee, and asked to
have the latter held The Commissioner granted the I'D
iourpmept 10 Tuesday next Some OF the young meo ac-
suseo We understand, worked in the Navy yard.I
COURT or GENERAL Observation-Disclosures the RE
gebasten Turner was tried and convicted Of petit lar
ssDy in stealing money from the house Of Francis Clark
Sentence deferred.
Henri Larkin was tried and convicted of stealing q
Sod watch and chain valued at $685. from the store OF
Isaac Jacobs which he entered upon pretense oi purchas
ing pair Of pantaloons. Senence-Three years IN Inc
State Prson.
Thos johnson was tried and convicted Of stealing a
300 bill from Ed. VanderhoN. Senence-lwo years ID
the State Prison. .,
CLARK w. Thompson was tried and convicted OF bur
vlsry In the tcond degree in breaking into the dwelling
Of Robert Sinclair corner of Broadway and Eghtn-st,
with intent to steal Senence-Flve years IN the otte
Prson. Adjourned for the day