New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
THE CRIMINAL COURTS.

Hawley Phelps stole a goose from Herman
sterngs store IN BROOKLYN ana Justice Sorehouse gave
hlm the option VI paying - or going tOJal.
The January term of the Essex County Courts
is TO commence on Tuesday January Z, before judge
Depuo The criminal business Will embrace several An
crimes, but no murder cases.
The interminable Newc0mb bribery case was
again yesterday before the Commissioner and THO
testimony FOR The Government was concluded The easA
was then adjourned 10 next Thursday
In the Flushing Police Court, before Justice
sliman. Richard W right, Metropolitan policeman, has
been held to bail in $500 The charge AGAINST him 4
late Cornell and Bennett seduction suit
Nora Fitzpatrick complained before Justice
VOORHEES, OF Brooklyn, that having bought Of GusaVd
turned her co cents change ont o. go note Baer in
animation before ajury.
Frederick Zine and Ernst Loer were accused
before Justice Walter Of Wllamsburgh. Thursday, by
ing her Both prisoners held for examination each
alleging that Teresa commenced by throwing water On
them and Loer dsclaming any share IN the assault.
Before Justice Davis Of Jersey City, Philip
Mauez yesterday brought against Jacob SNetzer tina
complaint Of perjury In having falsely accused bin OF
stealing horse and wagon, MauIz claiming that tho
propcry was his own paid FOR In the presence Of wiz
nesses. a warrant was issued for sweitzer's arrest
Justice Shandley, at the Essex Market Police
Of No $40 for brutaly assautng and beating
his wife. The injured woman was borne in carriage To
Having given her testimony she was taken to tho
Bellevue Hospital
Justice Conwell Of Brooklyn held for exam
nation Samuel Mhelan charge Of attempt at rape
upon the person of Mary Cashi The prisoner rela-
on Of Mrs. Caslps husband. il Is alleged, and pre-
vented from the forcibe consummaon Of h- design ouy
by the interference OF stranger who had been attracted
by the insulted woman's screams.
Francis Macldin, keeper Of a low groggery at
the intersection OF Morgan and Warren.sts Jersey City
was taken before Justice Warren yesterday, answer
the charge OF committing brutal assault upon Morris
the injuries which he received. Maeku was committed
without bail to await the result Of his victims wounds
AdOlph Newborn, Brooklyn distller, whom,
for sake OF lucidy shall term prisoner No l. and
who arrested Yesterday morning says that he bought
from L. Lafon, OF No so Greenest, watch valued at
$780, which Lafon accuses him OF stealing Another per-
son, whose name is unmentioned, and when we shaI
term prisoner No O. says that he purchased from New
Ticket prisoner No learned thar Newborn had already
taken out the watch on making affidavit that he had lost
the ticket Prisoner No asceralned that newborn haa
repawned the watch. Possession having been oDtaned
Of this second pawnticke Mr. lafon thus ldentnea ms
chronOmeter What with the OF hr:
Lafon prisoner No and prisoner No = the case 10
almost unavoidable.
Michael NIorahan swore before Justice Dodge,
at jefferson Market, yesterday, that while engaged on
Christmas night in peaeeaDe eOnvefsaon With Inqs:
tNrJ Nth n sbSrn instrument The accused was held
81 600 bail Christmas Eve Henry saunders other
Bondst a1d represented 10 Alfred that tie latters
brother-in-law, Mr. Wildman was IN the Jersey CITY
lookup and In need OF $40 AS the price oI MS H9eIy
MT Young dsbursed but subsequently nsceralned that
he had been decrauded Late on Thursday, saunders
was arrested and, at last accounts MS friends were nun
lessy striving 10 furnish the required $1,000 ball Az
81 Thursday night, Peter ODOuuell @ipping UP 10 Wn
adams " no was reading newspaper ~ liquor saloon,
az the intersection OF Charlton 9nd MaCdougaists-,
Addressed MN Gbusiyely, and fired upon him with
pistol, wouudng him IN both legs Adams was taken 10
the hospitaand ODonnen was arraigned Yesterday on
the charge Of attempted homicide. Committed
In Mulberry-st. Peter Doyle of No. ~ Oliver
ST.. quaroled on Thursday night win Joseph Peters
Portuguese sailor and stabbed hin Ia the thigh. nncng
a serious wound. Doyle was committed yesterday by
Justice Bowling. Thomas GaynOr, an Irish sailor.
was found wandering IN the streets Yesterday
"a a state II uncoucOusness lie was taken before
Justice Bowling. who committed him 10 the IOmbs.
Preparatory to sending him 20 the Lnac Asylum. soon
after entering his CELL he found lying on the moor in
pool OF blood having cut cash in the lower part OK his
abdomen. He received surgical attendance aud may re-
cover He Is 40 years Of age lived AT No i66 Greenwich
st. aud seemed possessed with the deluson that NUM-
Der OF were pursuing him. .Heyman H. baneker,
recently arrested for having IN september 1865,
from the safe OF his employer MT y. l. simpson,
No 10 South Mam-St, money and Jewelry valued at
$3.50. confessed yesterday, and was committed, by
Justice Bowling Tor trial During tie stay OF the pris-
Police Headquarters. he attempted to bFbe the
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