New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

TIE prssfers were ietaIuei Tor the n;Sht hu.,
fore daylight Henry Rec, renne-seesn 49,
escape. and ha- probably DEL the city. The pr.,,~'
in portuned the magistrate to hberate them ON h.s
but he streruously refused.
Subsequently, the mae is'Taie and officer, ,,,r-.,
t" Il house which hey thoroughly searched from -
TO bottom, in the hopes Of finding some trace. ~ ~
BODY Of the man alleged 10 have been murdered IT,
csterp was rsked with long pole, but. owing "a ~.
amount Of water in H. the examination va. p..,r-s
Numerous spots Of blood could be di.cerpes No.
tie woodwork sbs TIE cs;cm: and upon The a.
and surrounding wal q dark passage in the r..
ment wer visible luge spots Of blood as descrhsIh.
the girl. The BODY Of the man alleged 10 have ~.
murdered could not be found bnt the discovers. o,L
erwise eorcborated the girl Malbearn. .sSs.-
VT. Inc magistrate and officers seemed imnrs..aI
with the idea mat there bad been al work on On.
premises Relative 70 The alleged murder uo,h;ns
definite bar YET been determined aud efforts .rs ON
cot 20 dispel the val Of mystery which now sbrou,,
the whole matter.
Yesterday morning the gamblers were ,Aksr b.s,,.
Justice Cor molly At the Lower Police Copr, and as
ndied to prison for examination. Bob Villa n.
proprietor of the establishment was appreA.,An,
duIr the morning, ana 'ocSed up with his comn.,-
ions He was abscot whep the descent was pn.aa
day or two since lie lsd tie brazen face TO appear =,
tue Count Of Special Sessions to prosecute the 81.
Null earn, but the disposition made of her bv -,
c .urt seemed to 60 sgairst his grain.
About 3 O'Clock IN the afternoon the Prisoners vsu,
brought up tor examinations Mr. Busted appearing A,
q cir council.
JOIN Miller. policeman, attached to the Trt De.
tIict Police Court, being sworn, says-l know tia
premises No. 5sl Broadway: | was there last nirAs
about 10 O'Clock; law table there, with csris on
plank: ] saw other t.ogs there which were packs N
cars; | think l difernt other articles-smslI
boxes and instruments, with pair of taiors shears;
saw Justice Connolly have some money in his hand;
saw several men there but cannot now designate y
of them.
Charles S. Turnbul, Captain of the Eighth Precinct
beirg sworn, says: | was at No. 5Sl Broadway last
night: | saw table here with cards on IT, and tools
supposed to be gambling implements--such az checks,
Sc; [ Jaw number OF gentlemen there; they arc
now here Witness identified prsoners.l | am hot
personally acquainted with any of the gentlemen,
cept Mr.. Jennings; 10 not know whether there was
any gambling going on or not; these gentlemen were
all on their feet standing when entered; l saw no
gambling going Oh, but saw cards and checks on thu
table; there chairs around the table; Twas be.
hind Justice Connolly when he entered, but TIERS
were some officers before me; when entered the
room, Justice Connolly was addressing man named
Irgersol, who appeared to have charge OF the places
Ingersoll asked me who Justice Connolly was, when
told him; conversation occurred between Justice
Connolly and Mr.. Ingersoll relative to key; Justice
! Connolly asked him to open the door Of closets
Ingerso did So when some boxes were taken out Of
tie closet did not know what the boxes contained,
did hot them opened; the checks were red and
white; did not examine carefully TO see what they
were made of; do not kaow who the proprietor OK
the house is, only by reputation; it is reported 20
being suspicious honse, kept by Robert VI. Willis.
William Chamberlain of the Lower Police Court,
being SWORD, says-I know the premises No. III
Broadway; was there on Tuesday evening; upon ems
tering the room | saw table with cards upon
it and quantity of checks; am not familiar with
tools used in gambling houses; saw the figures and
- upon some Of the caecks; i saw something
with pair of shears attached 10 il; saw box co.,
tanning six packs of cards; saw great many packs
OF oe.ic there, but q uh rot say how many l saw q
number of persons there sitting around a table, do
not know what they were doing the prisoner Inger-
soil appeared to b. 10 charge Of the table the persons
who were in the room were all arrested; when the
closet was opened l examined it, there was box
taken ont il locked and taken 20 the Station
House.
George w. Waing, Captain of Police, being sworn,
says-I have known the premises No. 58l Broadway
for some time but Twas there before last Spring;
raw number Of persons there; saw cards upn
table, but saw no gambling going on; saw about %
or 80 packs of cards; the table and some
in boxes the table, and in drawer under the
table; saw checks there; these checks were about
the size of silver dollar; | also saw a dealing box
and cue box and paper with figures it, such
as are used in keeping tally of game | also sew
crbbage board this morning.
THE dealng-box, and checks were here pro-
duced in Court and identified by the witness.
At this point of the investigation Justice Connolly
stated that he should adjourn the case until Thursday
morning.
Mr.. Busted, counsel for the prisoners, submitted
that there was no evidence adduced upon which the
accused could be held.
Justice Connolly said he would adjourn the case
until 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
Mr.. Busteed-I presume your Honor will allow The
prisoners to go ON their parole.
Justice Connolly-No they may go in charge ofths
officers, though
Capt. Walling asked if it was necessary for him TO
keep his men at No. 5Sl Broadway.
Justice Connolly-It is necessary that asqusd o.
men should be kept there.
Capt. Walling stated that DIR. Chiffon had scrspea
Of the stains of the wall that he had toIa MN
they were stains of blood although he was not pre-
pared to make affidavit just yet.
At this time Mr.. Gale, one of the prisoners, gavem
bail in the ,um of $50 and he thereupon reessed
from custody. DIR. McCullom Of Broome street o.
came his surety.
Mr.. Busted asked if there any inventory Of nS
property taken from bis clients house.