New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

was postponed until next week Counsel for the accno
urgently demanded that the examination proceed Inc
Commissioner ntimated that II the exanlnaton dOes not
proceed next appointed day. Col Wood being present. the
prisoner VIII be discharged from custody. %, IN 49,,
- Ibe trla or Dempsey for the alleged mnroer on
Carr last Summer, Is to take place at horristows AZ q
special term 10 commence Jannary6 Legal talent bss
Gus 10 tile accident which resulted in his death, having
made arrangements with counsel.
Ihe session Of the Circuit Court Special Term ana oyer
ana leImner Of Wcstcheser County held last week ~
White Plains, adjourned Friday evening the former t.
meet al brooklyn the sd nst and the latter ~ wle
Plains GU the Both inst Indictments have been found b
the Grand Jury as fOllOws Murder, grand larceny
grand larceny and burglary 1; assault and battery
assault with intent to iaVish, l. embezzlement oriefy
Ia the Tombs Police Court yesterfay Justice Bowling
held Frederick Jugee OF No. 3&5 GFeenwch-st., and
william REGGIE Of No. lOrz-s, 10 answer for violation
Herbert of No Bcdordst hung his coat upon peg
the billiard hall Of the St. Nicholas Hotel, while playing
aftcrward hung his that OF Mr. Herbert.
aud after playing game OF billiards attempted 70 take
Justice Bowling for having stolen wallet containing
S32 the property of VIM. A. Moore Of No Jayst while
and James McDcrmOtt were Oh saturday committed by
Justice bowling 10 answer for stealing quantity OF lead
aud iron pipe from the ruins OF the New Bowey Theaier
The owner Mr. Mm. Shea OF No 2iO East Ninthst says
that more than 500 worth has been stolen from he
runs since the fire
John Hennlgau, described as a very dangerous and
troublesome person. taken before Justice Dodge yer
terday morning on charge OF assault upon PaEOlmah
John T. Coles The officer testified that the prisoner was
making disturbance on Eghth-ave late on SATURDAY
lgn attacked him, beating him severely as 20 deprV"
him Of his senses While Officer Coles unconscious,
four other policemen took Henngan into custody, bat
not until they had dubbed him severely Officer Coles
bore DO outward evidences OF the severe usage
to which he lad been subjected but he
was he informed the Judge, suffering from
internal injuries Inc prisoners head, the contrary
covered with blood Tile little OF his features that
could be discecd closely resemble those OF Barnum's
Gorilla" Ills low. ndented forehead, small, deeply
suiken eyes, tho ds opening Obiquely dsgured nose
that was once pug.and squaremade Jaws, gave him
very brutal appearance. His bad character and
yllainOus appearance impressed City Judge Russell
fayOrabY. About 10 years ago, and when jury had
convicted him OF garrOthg the Judge sentenced nam ~
hard labor In the Prison years. After he had
served three years he paroned. lie committed
10 answer In defauit 81 $500 bail
John Schneider committed by Justice HbaDdlev.
In default OF 5000 bail the charge OF grand larceny
IN stealing u pieces OF silk goods and piece Of velvet
valued 40 S3,I20 from Andrea Kayser Guyfried,
VIM. Sehraedcr, and Ernst eleven. The goods wer.
stolen the 9th Of November but Schneider not
iueled until