The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

Tho basement hal way first examined. There tho
potce found numerous marks Of boof both upc tho oor
and eide walls, fully corrobora,ng the staemest OF the
witness, tatbsDe Muhearn in thai respect The police
es visited the yard, and on examining the lid or ooyes
q the cstern they found stains Of blood bnt other evil
dences OF suspicious nature Search made for the
body described by the witness, but without
Every nook ana corner OF the premises thoroughly
searched but no trace Of the corpse could found.
No clue has as yet been obtained IN the Of the
disappeared very suddenly from the st. Nicholas Hotel ON
Friday last but there be connection between tbs
cases the date Of his disappearance TOO recent 70 a.
NIT Of any conjecture on thai point.
Yesterday morning the prisoners brought befbre
Justice Connolly at tho lower Police Court when they
were committed for examination. A hearing was sst
Down for three O'Clock r. M 10 which time the examina
ton was adjourned.
THE EXAMINATION YESTERDAY.
The examination came OF at three O'Clock The court
filled with spectators, and as is usual In sucA
cases. large representation Of the fancy was on haad
Willis slso present, having been arrested during ths
day By detective Kecc The prisoners were represcoA
Ell by Counsel who appeared quite anxious that the
should proceed with as much despatch "a possible.
Justice Connolly decided Tn examine the prisoners first
IN charge OF gambling and keeping gambling house.
BE had evidence OF grave nature against moro
OF the prisoners, but for the present the examinaaea
would be confined to the charge Of gambling
The examination then proceeded as follows
John Miller policeman, attached to the First Dsrc Poss
Ccurt depcsea ss focw.-I know the premses No. 6sl
s ss @ ' 81 9" s, as
ces small bcxss and an instrument with pair Of ssrs
shears; Justice Connolly have money his hand;
several men there. but cannot designate any
teinr duly sworn drposed foo~s At No Ssl broad
way las, night saw table there with cards on and osls
saw number Of gentlemen there they are here enty
.ny % % am NO. n Jnness Do ~
nas wnsr there ~ Amy x on nss
e table there eh,rs he table also was behind
officers before me- when entered the room Justice Ccnncy
charge psce ineerso asked who Justice Connolly
vas when 9d HIM c1nversacn occurred between us1ss
asked him TO open the doc. Of closet. did whom
he FOXES Contained as did not see them opensd the
Them E
s op y Roe As being
that GErc
upon peas' aa.n.y Of Cheeks in
Of e ehe0ss something with Of shears
u IT. box containing six packs OF cards. saw greaa
number q persons there sitting around table do an
know Th. they were TONG The OLD %
the MI arrested when the closet was opened
wsDg I1,gscor Of ror S sg"rR SsCo:sd %
time. hut there before last evening" saw
PRINTING o or sy pack:
cards the table in boxes as table ana
checks about the size Of silver dollar also saw deal
",
used in keeping tally Of game also criSbass
The box cue and checks were submitted evidence
and identified by The witnessl
journ the case ever until the following day.
The counsel Tor the prisoners submied hai nere w No
evidence sdduced upon which the magistrate could hold the
Justice Connolly said he would adjourn the over ua1
Counsel prisoners suggested thai his clients be allow
Justice they may go In charge of the officer.
Captsin wsng here asked any longer necessary
to keep his men at No 81 broadway
should he KEEP, there for some days yet,
Mailing stated ss :. pr s c s as d.. ;r s
stains Of blood ahouh he was not prepared 70 make An am
~ this unc,ure Mr. Gale the prisoners gave ban
IN the Of $500 and he thereupon released from GUS
the prisoners here asked there nvea
tory OF ne property taken from his clients house reerrnsn
Connolly said there not and stated tina. he did
Counsel the he ntendedthe property should
Justice Connolly begged leave differ and here the
ace Connolly TIM, he would 5000 bah for Mr.
Willis hut 'hsthe wss willing 70 allow him to remain Ia Gus
Y; s 4 ,.. . ,s
sScu Pr.s =, ;Gs :. = 81 His
and hoped the magistrate would grant him as speedy justice
,oon as ,he gnm Ing complaint .. was disposed Of
IN The matter Of keeping gambling house would probably be
lnsed to day
this point Jas stevens released upon bail the sscur
~ being the same ss In the 81 Gale
ma s %a. S Sna the un
two 81 The prisoners for the purpose 81 proving
i there gambling gong Ia the house when he and
he police entered the premises
Counsel for the prisoners thought tho proceeding irre
rusr and hoped the magistrate would consider well before he
cted
Justice Connolly that the he intended pursue
rf-cy legal else he would not enter upon " Vie
had the advice Of the District Attorney and acting In
cordance there with
The hour Of adjournment at the suggestion OF counsd
Tor the prisoners altered from 10 n O'Clock M when the
essnon closed for the day and the prisoners len the court