The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16
Inted ~sasos UOmasalssi0nsr's Court.
Before Joseph Bsidgham, Esq.
CHARGE or STEALING 0OvEKkMENr rIAB4B FRO,

CHARGE or STEALING aovEKAMENr rIABss From
THE NAVY YARD.
AUO l9-The United States Wtu<0m FhYrull and
Jehn Mcf - be exAmiostvD was pr ,ce.aed WITH IN
tph care BY The defence calling ~itasssss 10 attack the
character Of William Dibbe of witnesses for tho
posecuI"D, sho hsd sworn that the nef- Ud.nts
To b,m 40 tut the first OF July sold him four scs
81 timber tor So ~hch DO sill agaio for $50; and
another occasion 'hcJ sold him sick Tor 10 ~hica
be ."lo again for $50; Dtbtle swore that he
learned fIom the .efendanis that umoer bsoogod
70 tie United states and had been stolen from
dock.
John j. White testia. that he had kno~n wm NbOls
from BE-, od, thai his general character IL bad
On croes exs suioauou by Mr. RtngSay he said that he
bad b. ARD nothing recently asain-t MIN.
John lamo~r t.suoed that ne had kne wn Dbbls eight
Jesgs aud his cha scter l. bad.
On cross examination he said he would believe him
under oa,h.
ak Or eight years, ami hoard no complaints Of him;
Nouio b+heve Inn under oath
John Van Voorhs testified he had known Dbble .wcnty
years, anu tnes nothing about his characts good
bad.
rebu,ung evidence the United States called several
John D. Emmons being examined. testified Il h.ve
known D,bble ave Fix uOoths hssrd anything
asaiusr him. should believe him under oath.
Thomas :. Denyke Il have known Dibb,s twenty
years; his Character good Ivoud bsiieve him un,er
oath
Gross examined Il would believe him under oath ut
I'll times heard his character brought In ques-
ton.
John Buckley have known D,bole nine or ten
yeafa his ehrac or Is as good a. anybodys and would
believe bim o,th
character; would beli.ve him under "a h.
aosci b n. Baulsir.-tave known hbnte Fix seven
years, hia character is good and would h-i.-v- him
At this stage Of the proceedings the .mpation
iturred TO the leth inst.
City Intelligence.
LAsproRp AND TENANT Tas DARK SIDE or THE PIcrrRE
In large citier shere tenths Of the inhxbi
are np+lled become tenants, not from but
from Iecessity, often hnt the arstocraic tso
Iora with his long rent list, who resides in Wash
inston place Fifth avenue becomes the Of th
most upscrupulous oppression. knowing ,nt him
se he has feeling for the necessities Of otner and
Interpretation has been gwen to statute in
OF mary proceedings by Of wise and lsaroed
District JUDGES (n comparison with whom Bl tck tooo
Kent nowhere) that woud quiss the c,nscince
tf the fliDty landlord and the sabbath IN
Church sRreeablc If The rhermometer 07 aud
the mister GOOD q six hours sermon. Any Of sur
r. sdcis no zee and hear nothing Of the dark side Il
hun,su life, become more Benevolent phil n
bropc men and, we Think bet or Christians, by
knowing sm.'hiug of the saut and distress Of Ms lei
lo beings, and # resy inclined aid the distr.-se
eck family distressed widow from being
thrust nto the street by summary process, SATISFY
the cravings Of constituencies ndlord CRAFTY his
noble prcmptings by visiting OF District
Justices Couits Monday these
returns BILE II happened To be lot on cuesda Ia ~
Epecta in The Datt Court Of the
when case cslle6--Nr - Landlord aganst -
tenant. The landlord an his eteutor voices
sweIed here" and tho tenanps Attorney youog
Of moeest and nrning appstsaace-.aswer-d
that bs cl NJ siok aud unable to TO court
but that his wife present. nd could that tue
punctuail, rendered tho lat of August. nut
that the a1nlord wanted twenty Gvs dollars sor.
and hcca this not paid had threatened pers VI
violence 10 bis tenant lie also stated that The IN Il
tar had been four tunes tried before this Court,
eacn occasion his client bad eeded no hopei the
Court would graz adjnufnmeut for few days u,tl
bis ellie nj and able tn come to toirt fhi.
denied the affidavit OF lis wife refused-fteen
rioues granted 70 he lawyer to go - rem e part OF
the city Qoa procure the sick teutut's affidavit Inc
loor wife ic The While aaied 10 the hail almost
distracted AZ the thought hat her SICK hushsn ad
lc ust houEel toto the street. aud both lie aut no
be without hone Ths clss, the parallel Of ~hch
can be- witnessed almost any Mon'ay. Hish,nds,
wives and helpless chilrsu, 10 many unable to
meet the andord'a demand from sickness or death are
thrust iron, their houses into the streets with roof
tc helfer them and place To ay their heads Is Vt
possSle that uaoros of the ilk OF the above go
through the world unpunshed for such hesr'i ssne -
apd un3osi by a tonorahle mea who can lag claim
to single spark Of human feelingf
THE Cow STABLES IN WEST SIXTEENTH STREEr-A meeting
called Yeste day by special committee OF the Board
Health for the pnrposo o; Investigating the conoi
ticn OF sableg and hs.rfng parties in estion
thereto Thil Ia The third time III attempt has
been medo TO hold meeting ia connection gh this sub
ect; but has taken sufficient interest in IL to
pear Counc1en Irye and Conover, the only mofnbcrs
of the committee In attendance adjourned until to-day
~ OF O'Clock.
DIArg SAIon NICHOLAS CooE.-Ihe sailor Ncho-
ise CooE, who b-oushs to the City Hos i,sl
stated yesterday suffering from heating by one Of the
warrant Immediately issued for the arrest OF tn
chief mate OF the Gbove vessel which VIII probably Ne
retnfned 10 day. IN snquest Thl DO held this morning
| at 10 o'cloch.
FAr,u Aoc1u,rrr --Yesterday afternoou man named
pclsir EJyne naantly killed b. falling from the
sca dieg In front Of the building being erected
at No. 473 Sixth He fell 70 the pavement, col
was irssar y Killed. Coroner wilhelri viii hoii an in