The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-10
Brooklyn city News.

1Hu AUSTIN RoHBssY casH-sxAMIsArroY BsYoAs
JU-rrck cosSwrLL-coKosgs's rSoussr.
James GGlon, who ~as arrested on suspi;,a OF having
Toehed Theodore Austin the msrnirg Of Sunday last,
vs brcughi before Justcs Corn ~e yesterday for ex.
asipalon only tao Witnesses srora, vbeo fur
sher heSlDg waived by The defendants counsel and
he (Ghltnl v.s committed TO await the scs'on Of The
Crane Ju,y.
Adsa Han The keeper OF lager beer sal,sn nj No so
Fulton tte., repesled toe sssemen. hsretolore puo
nsnes a. 20 Mt. Austin having called al his phase In
STATE Ct xlcaon a5sIi hal peat two O'Clock Sunday
pptrbDs last; uN be resled s1ms parties there aud
MIN agsns, dcirg % IN pubic house AID that he
nAy left IN hack, 9urod al the instance OF stiffness
bin a hon O. ith be he decessed) bad, oc leay
ing wiiresa house, gold watch in his pocket as b. (s
ness) observed him licking at IT,
accompanied The deceased and the prisoner tnsy bsng
t-sao ard be with the driver outside Of N, carriage
Cullen acted infinite fiiend Of The deceased; when
they a., sic the carriage be ssked Gilen for q
dollar TO- pay for We hack Cullen replied
Austin tsf "Yes, viii pay tim" and ~ he rolled
rostee assni on fs se drew ont lat Q; bills (s0na
sen CT trtye and dropped them The bottom OF tns
oarsge: ono bill he bsnced 10 Gen, who t'ored AZ u
uesn'i toe a., and fodpg wsya 1ve 10 lar bi told
-'ress v vat hli they got bsck 70 the terry whsre
hey esus get shsh, and he would pay him be d,saot
been dropped and put them in hn pocket; they then
drove and left The deceased the sc,p Of door 10
1a.rsLce srtcs, hear J,hnscn-he could not tell OF
The prisoner counsel a, bi, stage OF the procecalos,
waived iu'ther examlnsiicn, and The prisoner
COMMITTED 70 jsi
Cororer Shell preceded n view the b,dy Of VIZ.
Austin nj bis LATE residence IN lawrence street yester
day, Md ordered q poet r,orten examlnAiloa. jiry
Vas empsnneed shd the inv estgsuon postponed
ell ore o'clock 70 day.
BsooKLyE CRY coUsT.
Before Judge Cclvsr.
HaBxAs Cosrvs "A HCsBkSp SEEgtye HE WIS Some
days ago walton g. MI sdcer sued ont -rt Of bsbess
corpus sgsnst Mr.. Vim. r. Thompson, geosismsu Of
wealth residing on Brook yn Heights, and vrgina bis
vito, sleeirg that they detsred Medcra A. Medoler the
vile Of the petitioner TIE writ was served on Mr.
Thompson only and he b. his return admits that he
know Mrs Mscoler she being his daughter, BAT deniss
that he hs control her that he has had any
thing 80 do with since she lefs his house. months
ago TIE case was csied up yesterday aerno) scsord
ing 70 acJ ournment, but The LADY not Forthcoming
appears mat the marriage between the petitioner and his
wife (vho was celebrated Bro kiyn belle p.s.ersed Of
great per sona attractions wealth axpecssucyl took
place tsndestnely, only few months ago her paronl
objectns strongly 70 the match few days sin ~ FOR
reasons rot yet disclosed she quilted husband and
~ alleged returned home, where she n sailed.
Mr.. THOMPSON In answer 10 Judr-, denied any know
ledge OF her Whereabouts and stated that sne vas with
her mother, and that both concealed from him e
sdmited having seen her The prevlous evening vhen
thoy pro missed 70 BE- IN attendance The rrtner hearn.
OF the msiter again sdourns 3D. and Judge Crves
pressed his intention Of holding Mr. Taonpsop for con
tempt unless mrs Miedoier pro6ucei at the ne <,
hea'ps The has produced quite ser s.slcu nuuq
the Brooklyn fashouabes In which circle ths parties
well known, and the court room crowded =
arscipston o. the looked Tor Interesting devs aHsaT