New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

Hugh Malon No 30 West Broadway and on this representa-
tion OF facts Justice Bowling committed him fo trial
AIIIGEr THEIT DBNEh-On Saturdayla MI ueol6e
pomstt,o doing business No l0s Worhs st., gave the
driver Of his cart Peter stubman box OF goods TO ia ke 70
Brooklyn The clerk OF The Of tho property seoompa
nied the driver far as Wluus, bot shower thfeenns
h. Concluded 10 return the store and receive his nstrnc
tons and directed stubman 70 await lis return lhs te
cfsp did not do however Jut drove OF and wns not Hl
80 Nv Ri ompoyers until Monday night Whel he arrested
Iy Officer Garland Of The sixth Precinct AZ the tune Of lbs
r the ursone had In is possession the horse oil LIS e
ploye1 but the cart and goods are sun missing 10.
Yesterday morning the accused taken before Jusueo
1,,n Il Dc Tol5b where no admitted having taken the
nToet but declined to state where be had disposed OF the
cart and goods Ii subsequently trsiIed that the pIoP
question had been S ~ & S iT b cs r therefore
dismissed BY the magistrate
A7Tpv,r To MUrpEg A WAIcnNAs AND ROB VEssEL-
AZ 0boh O'Clock yesterday morning two wesnoTn trJ
chaac e named Patrick Conway AID George aerd D,fuo
"a, scnooner e. Baylee lying at Pier NO p East hKe
bcv wore met by night Waterman coloTed mnn nhned
william Davis who demanded TO know what they waned teS
At at honr and ordered them leave One OF
sbe oep responded What you making such NOISE io
yon BLACK son bhi and instantly knocked the wechman
down Both mians then beat him about the head ana uo
and finally threw him overheard The cries OF tho waehm
SaJ attracted the attention Of Officer Morgan Of the Second
Precinct and he hurried On board In time TO prevent
to Escape OF the scoundes but too late to save the
from being thrown overheard BY this time the affair had az
acied the attention Of many in the vicinity and the uo
natA wachman rescued from the water The prisoners
were taken House and yesterday morning we're
taken before Justice Downing at the IomDs VINO SyI Sa
them for trial 1t is charged that the prisoners boarded he
vessel tor e purpose OF punder aud h9ing their puoso
baked by he watchran attempted TO murder him. In oue4
get him out of the way
VIOLATION or THE Boar LAw.-Edwnrd Cody and John A.
Fkof weo Yesterday arrested by Officer Thompson OF the
Ueor Police on the charge q having violated the oat Law
in having boarded the ship Arnold Boneneer lying "a w. &
charged that when arrested the prisoners were N t b Jr
of passing OF the baggage Of the passengers o he
boit They were committed for trial by Justice Do"lhB
OLD CRIMINALS REARREs1Fp-In August msl WIN; 'nIe!,
eigs Eedly the blacksmith" Barney Aaron ana james
Rhodes were arrested on the complaint OF Patrick Hogan oil NO
@ Kinthaye who charges thom with having stolen from him
wallet containing Zoo Treasury notes at dog fight on the
co side OF the town some the brutal characters there as
scmbed got up fight and in the melee the money was Soch
The cas- has been under examination soyern times -,
Ycscray afternoon after the taking OF testimony had been
concluded the Magistrate took the papers and rereu h
Accsou AS the accused turned 10 leave the Court having
Sn,sed hal, Redy and Rhodes arrested by Deputy
Sheriff ON civil suit which has boon instituted for the recoV
~ OF the stolen money.