New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
THE TOMBs polio COURT.
Before Justice Downing
THE NASSAU BANK CAsE-CoMMITTAL OF THE
PRISONER.

PRISONER
The case of George II. Briggs the deiaultng teller
OF the Nassau Bank which has been adjourned severe
times came up before Justice Bowling yesterday morning
at lOf o'clock Superintendent Carpenter made bis ap
psaance having custody the prisoner and after DIS
Attorney Hall entered the ROOM and presented the
affidavit Bydeaburgh the President Of the bank setting
the prisoner had appropriated TO his own
col 900 the property Of the bank. This AFFIDAVIT ms a.
rcaoy appeared ia 1HE TRIBUNE The accused through hl
BY the magistrate, bail being refused. ,.
The Bank has already instituted several civil suits
the propnetors Of the gambling ESTABLISHMENTS IN WHO'S
places Briggs lost the money appropriated by him AS me
prisoner has been made correspondent IN these cases
custody OF the Sheriff BY whom he will probably DC IN
the Ludiows Jail The papers in his case VIII Dc az on's
woMES on THE RAMPAGE.
On Sunday night Elizabeth Read residing At NO q G1ery
st. became engaged in a with neghbor named EIa
Mcclure the latter finally struck her opponent on the
head with knife n9ng 09TI The FOURTH Prsonc and
yesterday araigned before Justice Hogan who committed
her for trial In default of bail.
STRUCK WITH A STONE.
On Monday afternoon James Murphy young FINN ara
ruiau at Sarah Brady residing at No 81
and painful wound he was arrested BY Officer Joyce Of the
Fifth Precinct and on the complaint OF sarah justice Hogan
yesterday committed the young ruan to answer charge oil
felonious assault.
James Treeney resides with his wife Ann at No. I5i Oyer
st and might lived there to the end OF time unnoeed
by the officers law had he chosen to conduct himself in
ally with his fists On Sunday however he varied the per
fomanOe by striking his unfortunate wife on the head WIN
chair INJECTING wounds For this be was arrested by
Officer Dorsey Of the Fourth Precinct and yesterday Justice
Hogan committed him for trial in default OF bail
PEACH BADLY USED.
James Enrght Sunday night attacked John Peach resi-
ding No Fron and beat him about tho face aud head
with fist For this he arrested and yesterday both
parties appeared in court Peaoh eye artsoaV clothed
IN mourning while the rest Of his bore marks OF
the fray On the complaint Of the unfortunate Peach his a.
sailant was committed for trial by Justice Hogan.
THEFT OF A COAT.
Ellen Bridge Yesterday visited her friend Mary Ann Doug
las az No 35i Waer.st and after remaining short time
took her departure Unfortunately for Ellen. valued at
e2j the property Richard Keegan missed soon amer
Eens departure and she accordingly arrested later IN
the day. suspicion II having stolen the garment Justice
Hogan committed her for trial in default OF bail
RECOVERY OF STOLEN MONEY.
Recently Capt IhOrne OF the Fourth Precinct has recov
cred from s2lj in Treasury notes which Il alleged
she from German while they were together te"
nights q saloon the corner OF Pearl and Chatham
SITS The Of the have by calling at tho
Station. House and proving ownership.
VIOLATION or THE LICENSE LAW.
Officer Edwards of the Fifth Precinct yesterday arrested
Thomas Boyan for being the North River in an un
violation Of act passed BY the Legislature
pr 1866 entitled act 20 regulate the use OF certain
boats within the limits Of the Metropolitan Police
District II passed to enable the police 10 more eeo
tnAy thieves The accused required 10
give bail IN Of $500 by Justice Hogan TO answer the
complaint in tho Court OF Special Sessions.