New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-07


COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-JrLT 6-Betore jus
THE WARD BRIBERY CASE.
Three of the jurors DENY that the disagreement was
in 10 the of the accused They say that ty
oppe e5 guilty solely the ground that they be-
nsyed the charge not proven
THE ALLEGED ExToRTIoH, &C., OF POLICE DETECT
At the opening of the Cou, this morning the return
made the habsss corpus IN a c1 oc o.
J,,tice no committed him.
sctaged the ground that neither Of the tmenSs were
IN fact efficient hold tn ed neither OF them showed
Assistant District ttorney sedgwiek argued that the commit
m1nt for perjury sufficient. that stated the cause
rnitted without examination The police detectves-Keee
ara ne for % he was compelled 70 s
peal the law criminals could ~1tgsss VINO hsd
mr. Spencer rSef asked for the dc1ge because UcG.
had been committed second time while in prison on another
commitment and without hearing opportunity to face
BIZ pccusers or knowledge Of their az cusation
got up IL woud not answer TO get up aud make
e's Ss s". sn a. j 1ns Of With stated tho fact of their Law.
ing Issued the commitment The f said the prisoner had not
Judge Gould directed The bring hn the Metrcpo
tan Police law and be would decide the matter the conclusion
\ be- parties then retired
the CARROLL ARSON CAsE--JrD GE GOULD on PER-
JURY Is TIE JURY-BOX.
The summing mp in this case tried yesterday, was
sp @ Mr. Beech s a'ns [ the pS1f s; S
that tie commission Of the oense by the accused had been as
Judge Gould in delivering bis charge, said to the Jury in
charging then to their duty TO consider the facts and not the
sor in ceItsn that he would not egee 20 the verdict
authority the Judge and If any juror had refused verdict
be be dspproed Of che punishmen he bad been guilty Of
jury clearly could deal with the facts and the
law bat they Lad aSgaed to Themselves 20 deal with The las"
which unfortunately he could not be convicted bot thu
Sey lad nothing To- DO pw the penay e the S% Tie y
SIMPLY inquire whether he evidence proved this "re
have been tilted and the accused to have COMMITTED H.
MI beech after the charge, excepted 70 several points
pecay tha where the Judge alluded perjury the part
Of The lie denied that amy had occurred IN this case to
rdae Gould remarked to the Jury he had charged
them TO moral perjury because they had done alyi9s to
be lad merely melioged That affair BY way Of ua'Oa and
M Beech notice that he should make bill Of eHcep
Hons, II the prisoner wa not acqnt ed -
The Jury found verdict Of guilty Sentence was deferred M
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL
In the ease of Geo. I, Finegan and Geo. W. Hill M
pleoded IN abaene that the parties bed tor
t tl.o s,r,, offence IN another Court
,etosd superseded the first as matte U Of c8ss
to Ss h' .d Sf s9d.S SG sa. Coat the m
JUDI S:el$ e az .sIf 3. -,
e'' cot was pushed andby hi, consent the case ~as
THr CASE OF ALLEGED EXTORTIOS BY POLICEMEN.
In the case of McGary brought up on habeas corpus
d Gould ordered The dsch,Tse Of the P31GS s. q a s
been really committed without an examination
THE GERnAH THEATER CASES.
Gustav Lindonmuer, against whom there are four
indictments violation of the SUNDAY law, bOush,
mp and Assistant Attorney Anthem asked that he be
bslcd IN VI 100 in each Judge Gould liked the bail ~
$50 ia each cgse-$2 600 in all Bali was given;
TIE Of Edward Hamanu, indicted with otto Hoyp, To-
giving Sunday theatrical exhibitions was then called
Mr. Clinton moved TO quash the Indictments Gu The ground
that thoy uad conclusions OF law aud not on matters
ofc' required by staGte and numerous auth rites which
be tied
Judge oosId suggested that he had onoe quashed an nd
mcr because With s.eaingt pair o. beots ~
value Of 20 il' aud there no such coin known to
the lsw. - 3,
Mr. Clinton objected the r count Of the indictment BE-
culy alleged that the ocnse was IA the performance m
farce aud he held lat the indictment detective ia net par
made to the second account because ALLEGED that me an
y' N the pSSm9sG Of H. PLY LIZA % ss6S Ss oSsd
not SEED that dramatic perlorise ia ~ be
caose they ssge that sere Penorsiinees o. Veio
teh.tg ,ss.Ly sl meiaae a could not Know pre-
clstly what they called upon to meet q, $50, a., :,
III hstiur In rcti M. Clifton toA tu tobli W.
va croa II fr VOID, Of the statute were u'ed 10 usuii9s the
t5t ir tS ti"te % TIE ire rarne term, md With the
e Of Dsgc Cd, s tSp. Il hia case Sas
40 100 H. tor they only desired % have the iadict
eft Hiy II h tie iaess alleged which tho doien'e was 70
s Jui.e TOOK The pspes and reserved his decision
tspIcTbfkr or BILLY MULLISAS.
William hulliy indicted for assault aud battery
on olive, one o4ts ago, In The sotursey -ee' va
osit " 6nd held N - t0dto Extouncumsh Inv'
a Dam beosue is bondsmau. ..r r.
TUF AID. GRADY BRIBERY CASE
Nr. ". Mcintyre against whom two indictments
nv 70 s es@y and s H 1h s s l9 Ss
ally khorB brought up md held In $4,000 bah 70 .n'1er
hrtc eiu, 4nor snd ~ 500 bail 20 enswer 0f The coS
Cgten Coin, u the officials ia the TsH osice gave