New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-09
The MAIpRS.LAyR EMBszzJBMBvr CAS-

III
EXAMINATIONS ~ rBy CASH oy TIE kEcEIvgRs-IEsTi'
MosY or Wrr Ca Saturday tie examination 10
tie case Of hessrs Barthouc ana son, VINO are
accused Of having received from Janes 'gat idrs 10
the amount OF over $1,000 which It - cnimed hc nsi
stolen from hs late employer Mr. Frederick booss OF
| No a Asidenlsne 81 vsrious tines since Oceobs.
last toy 81 tie time klovpg that the good. bad
been stolen by him. wss continued before Justice Mans
field. TIE following " the testimony;
Frederick Booss. whose place OF Doslnrs u d, no
a Mad-nlaue, tostI-G that both Batholc ana isaac
son had .orsed Tor bin Ia y-srs past from Ootober
les4 t. the 18th Of hpr ct5 be had missed iuis %
tie amount ol over 1000; portion OF the articles
,io had been found the possrson OF the acc us'd
AT their place Of business NJ. TO Nassau St. ahf al
tleir res.drnce No. % HeDry.st. alter las arrest
! Barthoc admitted 10 bin that be had, previous
10 Christmas last purchased nom Virgin gOoos 10
he amount Of over q 900 he knowing st tne tune
that ,hsy had been stolen from the witness Tor wbich
be pal. Wright o. 100. lsaacson also admten that iue
gods found in ther possession had been stolen ifom
lie witness fsaacsop also stated that re nae ,akea tue
books OF the firm to Nj. Stems. ~ No 81 Broadst.
for the purpose OF having then sied the later seu
10 tho witness that he lad taken tue Icons Ir teat pur
posc bot hat be could hot do 81 Tor TIC reason thdt
there were items THAI hs could nos HndtrEanu
lssaoson tod tue witness that he and bsftaono n@d
rpped the lining fOm he flrs and Other goods. and
on shipped the goods to sam nom themes they
had been brought various .lme, aud sod To ?aTiss
H. this oiIy aitei thel ARES s"d ~hho t1ey were 10
| the Seventeenth Precinct station H"ose. DO ASKED
FROM whom they nso procured the goods ouud
10 their possession belonging to Defendant he replied
NJ he DID nos dare t - ADDED thai he Lad often
been ten ptsd t. come 10 witness and confess every
thing bat bis courage had failed him; he did not state
Ne amount Of the goods tnet had been stolen
FREDERICK stN.B a clerk IL the employ OF nessrs
FISHER 4 Kelly 10 81 Yroalst. conoborated much OF
he sasiuent of tae precedi wiiness he added that
ia February last Barlroll, who is related 10 him by
marriage brought - Lis place 81 business oo1 CON
tanning fuFs a portion Ct Which lie removed frcn time
to tin.oi subsequently ne brought arfe osck trunk
this be removed without opening ~ tue station House
after the arrest Of the accused baIth1no adnIteo 20
ion thai thc lfm had purchased ron Wrgnt at var'
ous tmes, DDS Ia TIE amount o. over so,Soi tAey
wore in the lab, Of meeting Wright at tie FULTON FER
rs and there receiving no goods.
The examination vas then adjourned.
Isaac Graham and David X. Gsrniss for the COM
plainart, Orlando Il. ewart tor tie defense
SrRAyog RgcoygaY OF STOLEN PROPERTY
On saturday Mr.. Graham. reading IN EghIsensh-st,
on Anything from a TveGty III I'd ST. stage IN broad
way Fourth-st discovered that she 1ad ost net
,,ot containing $50 She comm inioated tue taos Oh
her loss ~ ROludsman De- LimHter Ot TIE Br0OG"oy
squad aud be ofter long chase. succeeded In over
hauling the Vehicle near Beeeaer'st On enteliaS 70
INQUIRED 4 any one had found d wallet. NO Que hau
He ten stated that he should inst tuie Search and as
the passenger arose. wallet ~aa iound lyiGg attire
fe, vi o. oyefdressed woman. who thuusLl It was 80
strange that she had not before noticed IL There was
uo pro- tlet SIZE had taken the Wallet 80 TIE onlcer
G not arrest her considering hin self at the SdEne me
fortunate that 80 had recovered tie Prop+ry lie re-
turned to the Indy bad been robbed, aad was as
tonshcd on hanGlng her the wallet " hnG that Was
not Der property Al examination disclosed the TACT
that IL contained s5O. and gas oll revealed the own
ers name Tie wallet was tesen Ia the Property Clerk
AZ Police Headquire and will he by him restoie cd 70
tho owner Tie thief had probably stolen two wallets,
aLd dropped tho one found to mislead tie ulcer
LECTURE ON NATIONAL GREATNESS AND PRos-
PHuTY slender but Intelligent audience assembled
SATURDAY evening the Cooper Institute To listen 10
a lecture fIom an Englshnan naued Handel Cossham.
ON Tie Sources National Prosperity ard Greatness
and the Causes of National Decay The lecturer IN
stnnced the OF population the extent oi terri.
tory the Development OF RAILWAYS AMI tue progress u
trade 40 evidences prosperity In thu couhtry aud
| IA Greet Britain. and gave as the uaiefis oauses
thereof the mixed character Of tho races the climate
soil raphical position mineral resources all en,r
geo and industrious people ana " numerical enterprise
lie mruiioned Christianity as ono VI the several CAUSED
OF national prosperity ard clared that freedom OF wor
ship general eduoaon provision Tor tho poor. and tue
Developments Of literature. art, aud science were TIC
growth of religion nationally understood. Love o
war ke considered cause Of national decay. aud yet
though LTscn = member OF the Peace Society. be
entirely Justified the American war, inasugch as II
was wayrd tho extinction Il Slavery. Tie lecture
was interesting and instructive, and frequently elected
| applause.
FIRE IN FIFTEEsrII-sT.-On Saturday even
ing ono II the window curtains In the Residence OF Mr
Henry 5 Lesdlsky No. l52 West Filteonthst. caue b
fire and before tbs Iancs extnguished the build
Ing aud furniture were damaged ~ tho amount Of sIO
! Fully insured la the Eagle and Columbia Companies
No. 80 la occupied by james Baldwin, aId wis dam
W. cd 10 tho amouat of 90 Insured for sAUU In n
metropolitan Co. No i5i. occupied by Henry soPey
was damaged IL tho amount OF tlUO. Insured III tu'
Metropolitan Co. for $4,000.
Ngw-YonK HOSPITAL RgpORT.-The follow
ing 10 the report Of the above INSTITUTION Tor tue wee4
ending Friday. OCT o. No. II patiens admitted during
tho week. 10. discharged. CURED VI roho'od ~ oieo
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