New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

Gloves with stealing T. ,NoV worm Oh NOES on tue
Ocean Bank, and James II. Dickson as being the
receiver The partie, not all arrested until Sat
urday when they gave bail in the of s5 900 each
TO appear for examination mex, Friday. The affidavit
did not state the manner in which the alleged robbery
was committed.
TIE SUSDY LIquOR DEALERs.-Most Of the
porterhouses throughout the city closed yester-
day and there were very few arrests for Drunkenness
Some of the obstinate volatsrs Of the law were
taken into custody. Mr. Edward Fsconer, the we'll
known temperance advocate of the Thirteenth Ward,
complained to Justice Brennan as ainst Patrick Boy
Ian LIQUOR dealer of No - Coumbis street. for sell
irg liquor on Sunday. The complaint was based upon
the fact that Mr.. Faconer saw three children come
out of the place yesterday morning. one with bottle
Of GIN another with rum, and third with ale. Boy
Ian was held to bail in $I00 To answer.
The following liquor dealers were arrested during
the day and held to bail in sO0 each, by Justice Con
molly for violating the Sunday law: james hcGntry,
barkeeper for James Riley, IS Madson.street Peter
Hof, No. ljl South street Pat. Hughes, No. 25i
Front street; Pat. Ivers, No. b Madison street;
Nat r. Burce No. 20S Madison street.
At No. 1879 Bowery a sign " No liquor sold here on
Sunday" was hung out, but the people inside were
drinking their lager with great gusto.
At No. l75 a SIMILAR notice was hung out. Lager,
however, was except
aspopLIyTER VIcrIaIzED.-A notorious shopllfter-
named Eliza Hildebrand arrested on Saturday tor
stealing silk dresses and ewelry TO the value OF $@|,
from Moses Louderbeck, Of No. 265 Houston street,
in the latter part of March last. A woman named
Miller her confederate in the robbery, confessed the
theft to the complainant and informed him where the
goods were pswned. Mrs. IIildebrand finding that
sbe was in danger Of arrest lied 70 St. Louis, but re-
Gently returned and took up her residence at west
Hoboken. Soon after her return, delegation OF New
York Tombs lawyers waited upon her. and under pre-
tense that Landerbeck would prosecute her unless she
complied with their demands extorted 500 from her.
promising that the complaint should never be pressed
against her. On SATURDAY last however, Loaderbeck,
who knew nothing Of this, caused her 10 be arrested
for the robbery. Justice Connolly held her to bail IN
$500 10 answer, Adam Blucher Of No. Bowery, be-
coming her bondsman The consprators who eItorted
the money from her known, and viii be arrested
Fn,rn IN GoyRRNMEYT VOUCHERs.-In April last,
the particulars of q charge of making fraudulent
| vouchers preferred by the Government g.nst j.
| Churchill Woods on which Commissioner Belts de-
cid.d 10 hold the defendant TO appear before the L. -
Court Of Texas, for trial. appeared in TIE TRIBUNE
| The Commissioner, in his opinion which we published
&, the time exonoraied the defendant from all inten-
,ion TO defrsud but declared there was sufficient in
the acts charged to call for jucical investigation
The defendant in compliance with the Commissioners
d csion repaired to Texas aad gave bail to answer
the charge and TO await the action Of the Grand Jury
| This BODY however, refused 10 find Bill Of intct-
| meut agsinst bim and the Judge on application of
the counsel for Mr.. Woods, after hearing argument by
the District Attorney discharged the bail, and dis
ni,sed the complaint.
| A CRrNr ACAISsT NATURE.-For more than a year
| ps., John A. johnson, butcher residing at No Al
Oak street hss been in the habit OF having ncesuous
intercourse with his daughter Margaret, girl of Ii
years compelling her TO keep his conduct secret by
threatening to take her life. lie has also attempted
TO commit the oisn'e against his younger
daughter Teresa child Of II years. In order to