New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

Mr. s. G.. Coartncy. Assistant u. s District Ator
ney for Prosecuiioni Ny. A D. Hall for the accused
WARNING TO CoUYTRYMEN.-On Saturday
night Walker s. Crosbie residing at No. 239 Walker
ST. Newark ". j., after making the tour of some oil
the uptown saloons induced by three men named
Charles Waterman Frank n. Mackay and John Nc.
| Cartuey to accompany them 10 No. 6ls Broadway,
Mace described BY the police as rather notorious Ar
rived there he was introduced 10 a female haheu
Laura Brown, and finally pushed nt9 ~ u
room with her. CToshie retired TO bed and pIacc1 DIS
clothes containing 500 and watch valued at sl2o on
q chair. short time after thief, who had Deen CON
ceaed under the bed. crawled ont ana, sezDg Ell a,g
clothes made off with them. CTOsbe, o! course eoud
not follow he therefore, raised WINDOW anu sa.s We We
alarm. His cries were heard by officer Qulnn OF the
Fourteenth Precinct who come ~ anu r tba thief
The watch and money were not recovered, the tDlei
making his escape with the punder The three yolng
men were arrested by officer Quinn. and YESTERDAY
rommted for trial BY Justice bowling, IN default OF
( 600 bail each. Waterman is aeed 70 years ma
live cf this city, and lives in Newark. He has no oecu
/ nation MacSay s aged % years book dealer ahu
ves in Abingdon.square Mccarthy is aged q years.
native of this city, and lives IN BOomneld Ne" 1ct
sew louisa Brown is aged % years, native OF Dur
fao and esdes in the house where The robbery occurred
REIgL COYFISCATIONs.-An interesting suit
has been commenced in the Court Of Common Pleas by
the firm Of Schwartz & Arnold against VIM. Miiburn.
TO recover some $40 600 alleged TO have been obtained
from them, by the defendant under duress In 1861
and s62 the plaintiffs resided in Texas and carried on
mercantile business Of Halettsvile They were loyal
Germans. and owed considerable sums 10 NeW-forS
merchants The defendant prOfessed act receiver
of opiiscations under the Rebel Government anu as
such claims 10 have seized the plaintiffs properly lor
coufscation on the ground that II belonged 10 telf
Northern creditors who we're alien enemies. The pam
tis To regain possession OF their property were com
PEELED pay the above sum 70 the defendant when war
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of everything and finally escaped from the stare ana
came 10 New York where their creditors obiaIheu
judgment against them for the debts which the hepes
clam 70 have cOnhsc0ed. ~ j. Dltlehnoelier anu -
A. Runkle have been retained for the plaintiffs.
STOLE 4 WATCH Early yesterday morning
John NJ Emerson. q boarder at the Empire Hotel. at
the corner of Third-ave. and Twenty-fonrthst, met
George Lawden alias James Decker, in the low saloon
No. 65i Broadway. and by him introduced to an
otter man. Tie party drank several times together
and il was then proposed 20 Emerson that they should
visit another saloon IN the vicinity. Ihe proposition
was acceded 70, and while drinking there Lawden ana
his accOmulce pushed against Emerson. and at tie
same time The former stole his watch. Both tie thieves
then from the saloon, pursued by Emerson; VINO
gave the alarm. Officer Murphy Of the Fnteenth IRE
Cnct IN time to arrest LaWdeu o. De was run
Ming across Broadway While searchrg him. the prls-
oucr suddenly wrenched himself loose and threw the
watch into the gutter where was found and restored
10 thc owner Yesterday the prisoner was committed
lor trial by Justice Ledwith. without bail He is ma
tive Of England. aged 25 years. The aecompAee e.
caped.
KNOCKED Down AND ROBBED BY \ COLoRED
MiS.--while Thomas Kane resident Of Orange
County y. Y. was passing through BToome'st about
4 o'clock on Sunday morning be was met by eolored
man named Thomas Jones, who knocked him down.
and while lying upon tie pavement took from his victim
vale, containing SO in Treasury Notes. With which
he attempted 10 make his escape Mr. hane shouted
for help aud tie assailaut was arrested by
police. Tie wallet however could not be found sub
scoueny justice Lcdwiih committed the prisoner FOR
trial. lie is "a native OF Maryland aged = years. The
complainant was sent 10 the House Of Detention.
| A BURGLAR CAUGHT.-Early on Saturday
morning the dwelling OF Adler No. l32 Division
st., was entered by burglars, and clothing TO the
amount Of 500 stolen Some time afterward, Officer
Herring of the Tenth Precinct arrested man named
Ionls Moore in Division ST. having in his possession
bundle containing a quantity Of clothing. which was
subsequently identified by Mr Adler as portion of
that stolen from him. Justice Mansfield committed the
prisoner Tor trial in default Of 81 OCO bal.
STOLE FROM HIS EMPLoYER.-James Bu-
chanan was on Saturday arrested by Officer Clendenin
Of the Second Precinct the complaint Of his en-
poye,, Henry Baragwanath, an engineer and patent
agent al No 200 Broadway The complainant states
that on the 2OtL ult the pi ner collected from MORT
mer Nelson Of BroOme ST. $3.50 in gold the property Of
his employer and this he had appropriated TO his own
use. The prisoner admitted taking the money but said
that he intended 10 restore II IN time. lie was COM
mited by Justice bowling
COUNTERFEIT MONEY FOUND BY BoY.-A
little bOy named Flick, Saturday afternoon last.
found $40 in counterfeit slO bins the Albany City
Bank under stone in vacant lot near the residence
Of his parents He stated the fact OF the fnding 20
Officer James OF the Thirty first Precinct. who took the
the Station House and handed Al 10 Capt.
! Bogert.
ATTEMPTED ARsOY-On Saturday evening
basket containing rags, loose cotton and old rope in
q room adjoining the liquor store No. 2i9 Front ST.
was found 10 be on fire. Officer Craig OF the Fourth
Precinct threw the basket with its contents into the
street, where the flames were extnguisbed. Wac
| kindled the TIRE is at present unknown.
STABBED IN THE ABDOMEN. N.-Early on Sun
day morning William Henry and Patrick Home quar-
relied in front OF No 25 Chaharst and Home stabbed
his opponent In the abdomen with knife, infctine
severe wound The injured man conveyed 10 the
New York Hospital. Home and another man named
Mcpherson were arrested by Officer Eberbard Of the
Fourth Precinct. In the possession OF Home was found
a large dirk knife. The prisoners were subsequently
committed by Justice Bowling.
| ROBBED A COMPANIOY.-On the Both ult.
Emile Dener stole from his room mates Rsmigio
1 Laforte OF No. lJ3 LaureDs-st. vase containing
wearing apparel valued at $751; On Saturday night.
Officer Briede OF the Eighth Precinct arrested the
accused, ard in his possession was found the stolen
property. The prisoner committed for trial by
Justice Ledwith In default of 81 900 bail. He Is
native OF france, aged 25 years.
FELL FROM Ow.-While in Al nt0x
icaed condition yesterday morning Anna Hogan fell
from third-story window Of her residence. No. 6s
New Chambersst. to the pavement. causing probably