New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22
DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER % 1853


they "wou,d be better Of there than they would
" kncckng about loo-e" and At l2i O'Clock the sur
vivor of Crmean wartare brought up before tine
tribunal. TIE Zouave was sttini in white coai AMI
looked very sclf-ompseent. usual. Mr.. Busted
appeared az his counsel Grant, the complainant,
called but ne did appesT. Mr.. Bus,eci therefore,
moved the, the case be dismissed. which thc Cour,
granted. aud he triumphant Captain walked of with
the sefcouplacept smile he carried throughout.
the proceedings.
PoLrTicAL.-The Americans Of the Eighteenth
Ward met on Monday evening, 10Th inst, aud elected
Delegates TO Conventions follows:
Dcl ga,es 10 C0uE;y C0HrcRfioH-Cornehus H.
Whitaker seymour 4. BSsce, Vim. Richardson.
Datgo'es 10 VIII'h Congressional Distric' C0nreH-
hoH-H. A. T Cranberry willard A. Fiske, james
W. Barker Charles Shone. Charles A. Peek.
CAsE OF SrEPHES VI. ALLTN.-in the case OF Mr.
Allen. charged BY one Edward s Latham OF Seneca
Falls with having committed perjury, NJ Allen ap-
peared before Justice Welsh Monday morning, when
the examination postponed until "Wednesday OF
next week. 29th inst,
A PoLIcExAS's DoDos.-Abon, the LIST Of S'Ptem-
Der, Mr. Levi NJ Newsen, No. 10 Elm street, pre-
ierred compliant before the Police Commissioners
scsinst VIM. O'Roarke policeman of the Fourteenth
Ward. foe an assault and battery upon him; the case
Has finally set down for hearing by the Commission
yesterday. Ca the 18th inst. 0Rourke applied to
Justice Welsh for for the arrest of Mr.. New
an charge OF selling lottery policies TO woman
whom he brought forward To make aft iayt TO that
effect. On Monday Officer Rourkc placed the war
rant for the arrest of Newsen into the hands Of
another officer, and told him that he would
find his man at the Office of the Police Commissioner
or a. he entered that institution. As Mr.. Newsen was
ascending the steps of the Police Headquarters 10
testify against q Rourke, he was arrested and taken
before Justice Walsh, the charge of selling lottery
policies The facts of the whole being thus pre-
sented 10 Justice Walsh that magistrate held the Off
Ger for the assault and battery on Mr. New
zen. and held the latter to the charge OF selling
lottery policies.
GRIMES AID CAsuALTIEs.-Thomas o. Regain
apprehended yesterday afternoon and taken to the
Essex Market Police Court for forging an order Tor
payment of a burial in Calvary Cemetery. The
original order 50, and the accused added % cents.
Justice Steers committed him to prison.
Mrs MARY Schaffer of No. 302 Houston street. while
shopping in Grand street yesterday, had her pocket
rson was arrested, but his accompice, to whom it is
alleged he passed the money escaped. Justice Steers
committed him.
Andrew Puntel alias Peetle, of No. 81, Greenwich
street, was arrested on Monday night, charged with
assauting, with slung-shot one Patrick ONel. The
prisoner, when arrested threw the weapon into the
gutter where it foun. by the police. Punte says
that o Neil and Others first attacked him. The
cused WAS locked up.
Edward Carracher arrested yesterday for reck-
less driving in having run John r. slett of No.
lS7 Sixth street. acturing the base of his skull Car
racher WAS taken before Justice Steers who discharged
him from custody. There is bu, little hopes Of Hal
let's recovery.
A German, named William Reimer, was arrested on
Tuesday night, charged With passing an altered bill
on Daniel p Holmes of No 70 Warren street, in pay
ment for ten sbillings worth Of goods. The bill pur
ported to be $40 on the Farmers Bank of Orwell VT.
but had been altered from a 81 bill of the Farmers
Bank OF WEXFORD X. l. Reiner offered other bills of
the same description at other places. Justice Cou-
molly, before whom he was taken committed him for
examination.
Officer Bowen Of the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday afternoon arrested one Michael Fay on a
charge of perjury, preferred by George ONe, mer
chant in this city. ONe charges Fay with swearing
falsely to certain matters in three separate suits, in
three different courts the suits having been brought
by Fay against the other. Justice Quackenbush sent
Fay to prison for examination.
Yesterday morning three young fellows named WIN.
johnson alias Jas. Roach, VIM. Reed and John Mar
shall were arrested complaint Of VIM. j. Lawson,
charged with malicious mischief. Lawson alleges that
the fellows destroyed the windows and door Of his
house, No. 40 Hammersey street. The young Offend
ers were taken before AID Starr acting Magistrate
at the Jefferson Market Police Court when efFor.
was made by some outsiders to induce Lawson TO
withdraw the complaint. Lawson seemed willing to
do So but the Magistrate would not hear to the propo-
sition, and held him in the of $500 witness.
Johnson alias Roach, notorious thief, and uponhs
arrest becoming known, four complaints were made
against him by different persons lie is wanted to
answer charges of burglary, grand larceny, assault
and battery &c. They all rocommitted to
prison.
RECEIVING STOLEN GOoDs.--For several weeks
pat two boys named John Mehany and Andrew Gar.
harms, alias Italian Dove have been engaged in Il
series OF thefts about the City and have general
thing disposed of their plumber to Peter and Rosa
Csnepe, who pretend to keep boarding house at No.
20 Baxter street. Officer HaInbln Of the Third Pre-
cinct, few days ago. arrested Mehany when the fellow
becoming frightened gave information relative to the
whole plan OF operations and which has since led 10
the recovery OF large amount Of stolen property.
About IL o'clock on Monday night, Sergeant Crop
sey end Officer Hambln, accompanied by the boy
Mehany, paid visit TO the house Of the alleged re-