New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
FIRST DISTRICT TOAfBS POLICE COURT.

before Justloe Dowtnsl
The proceedings in this Court yesterday, were OF
rather more interest then for several days past;
THE NASSAU BANK CASE.
The case OF Briggs the teller Of the Nassau Bank anu
defutcr the amount Of about s6J0 was 10 have Deeh
THE ToMBs roULTRY-YARD.
Daring Interval IN the proceedings Of the Court our
reporter was informed OF serious charge which IN ercu
Luton privately against Judge Dowlsg The charge IS tna
instead Of rendering the precinct Of the Tgmb as unpleasant
as possible and thereby causing those inclined TO violate the
laws 70 hold dsagreeabe memory he has caused sundr
area as an uducomen criminals to believe that they can
only succeed in doing anything sufficiently bad TO secure
cazeed and rooster boiled long they remain There
seems be evidence OF the ruthuness OF the charge Tor
upon repairing the spot indicated there was sure enough
most bcgeren looking elderly rooster with younger one
apparently rejoicing the prospect OF soon occupying tie
proud position bis father Under the protection Of these
are two wed hens the chucke OF tho senior
rooster with apparent delight Another story Is nat these
that furnish last cheering meal to those for whom the
gallogs shall have been prepared
THE BOAT CASE.
In the OF the who abused and thrown out
Of the boat previously reported application was made for
the parties Tie Judge declined release them fearing they
might be forthcoming when wanted and declared at the
time that he would hang the man who committed the
THE FISH BUSINESS.
Three parties brought in On charge OF having Vio
lated the ordinance Health Board by exposing for sale
public fish which bad not been cleaned aud tho
are jones Geragy, John Hart and james Meehan They
were committed for examination.
At point and during mOmenary absence Of the judge
two officers entered with lastly specimen OF the Emerald
Isle with stentOan voice announced that his name was
Lawrence Of the Sixth Ward and that be could get
COS bail TO let him out He declared that be had done moth
in that dirty Of policeman who belonged 10
the family in the oud cunthry" who murdered Father
Murc had followed him three blocks to the steps of his
own dour and uas he walking in TO The oud woman
the bastard of Irishman put his han i'm and
tuck i'm away bis family In making this statement
which be did with greater power than coluence he used
suudiy other ephe which, although familiar to tie Of
the court would be understood by the readers Of TIE
TRIBUNE lie that if Judge Hogan had been on the
bench would have been released magnify; but as he was
noisy he removed to the cells until sufficiently quiet
10 be beard
Thomas Wilson and William II. Thompson were brought
up complaint Andrew Martin OF No 81 Veseyst who
depOsed that the h OF pember they stole from him
of Of the value Of $40 and that the tea found IN
their possession. They were held TO answer
John MacNiT Of No. 90 MadisOn-st entered complaint
against James Sullivan charging him with having by force
and violence from him gold watch and chain Of the
value of S2 80 In default OF 81 ball. he was committed
for trial
Thomas Fisher, complaint Of John Gagn held for
assault and battery George Canif OF No 10 Cnton-st,
Brooklyn. complained against John Mccarthy for having
stolen from him two baskets OF peaches the value OF 81
Three months for John Mary Farrell Of No. ~ Princest
complained OF Mariaer Mathews for having thrown knife AZ
child The proof sufficient. Mrs Mathews dis
missed. The Court then adjourned.
Before Justice Quinn.
The following tried complaints made by
officers of tho Twenty sixth Getty Ha) Precinct for violating
city ordinances and Judgments rendered follows; William
ourke, secondhand dealer, doing secondhand business
without license fined ESQ., Torrance Mcclure hackman UNI
licensed driver In charge of coach fined $40; Samuel d. Bn
ham. hackman, uncensed coach. fined s25.