New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

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| ABANDONMENT Yesterday afternoon an examination
came ND before Justice Jacobs Of the Eastern District
OF BROOKLYN, between two men and woman, In which
the several charges above named were combined
Pa-rick Magee doing business at No. 90 James-st,
New. York was arraigned on a charge Of grand lar
! ceny preferred by sailor named Charles Cooper,
who charged Magee with stealing quantity Of house
| hold goods Coopers evidence showed that be went
sea in February last which time he secured de-
PENDANT with portion Of his goods for borrowed
money. Complainant returned & port few days
since and found bis wife and goods missing from his
former residence corner of Grand and Forsythst in
| New York After several days search be found his
wife at No. SO South Seveu.h-st., Brooklyn where she
was known only the wife Of Magee, who also re-
sided in the same house. Several witnesses testified
that Msgee aud Mrs. Cooper passed themselves vf
man and wife. Accused was accordingly held to bail
to appear for trial at the Court of Sessions charge
of larceny for having his possession various articles
not included in those given as security.
| Cooper was then examined on q charge OF threaten
ing to stab Magee who testified that accused met him
on Friday evening last in First-st and said that he
would have his Msgses life for taking bis (Cooper'sl
wife. Accused wes committed in default Of bonds to
keep the peace-he being stranger
Mrs. Cooper, alias Magee, then preferred charge
of abandonment against her genuine husband, and the
examination was postponed.
Cooper who appears to bea poor but honest and up
right man. seeking redress for his wrongs finds himself
plunged still deeper into aficuty-even to imprison-
MEANWHILE Magee, being reputed wealthy, finds
plenty of friends
pronklvp Unitarian Church Sunday
! School Picnic is postponed account of the
weather until Friday, cad June. Leave South Ferry
| at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
THE CorRrs-The Circuit Cour. has adjourned for
the the Court Of Oyer and rermner adjourned
until Monday, when the Grand Jury will probably be
ready to make their fna preseutment -. u.
Neville indicted for selling liquor without een, under the
law arrasned and severay pesded specially TO tho
JANE. Kndsy was placed on tia, charged with an attempt
burglary by robbns at Gowsnus on the ta MAY
nocturnal visits to his hencoop staehed cord 20 the deer
ng Of visit he heard the tingns of the be add
ceedg syy the caught the defendant IN the
he found guilty. charged, and sentenced to the
Patrick Foley AIDED guilty selling liquor without license
end sentenced to the County Jail for 20 days
Michael and James Sul indicted for stealing
qusny Of India Rubber valued $50 convicted of grand
Thp Biey indicted for burglary the third degree for
stealing barrel from Charles Fandar In Fuman was t1ed
the Jury unable They emanded and
the Court adjourned.
| COMMITTED on THE CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-Yes-
teday John Smith aud Chas Meyers agned before
Smith the charge Of burglary In the fist degree In
entering the premises Of Rob r. Storey aud Geo. C. McKee,
Saturday night last, and stealing therefrom
goods amounting value TO about $50 They detected in
the Of carrying the property from stable where they had
hidden Mar,ton Powers dock and were arrested they
were fully charges await the action OF the
| Grand Jury.
| "A nuuher of dirt-cartmen
arrested by Inspector strnns for rng along the
the all before the Mayor and