The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-19

AaAsor- fHfrr or FLOUR very fsspeotably appear
Gag young about tweutyeight years Of ass nsnsa
Edward A. Stevens. yesterday arrested By o1ceg
squer Of the First preclnot the charge Of having
stolen nfty barrels OF Jour- valued Il 4625, nom Mr.
Stephen O. Ryder doing business at 81 Water street. II
his affidavit before Judge Hogan Mr. Ryder sets forth
called upon him At his store and represented tSss
he wanted TO purchase flfty barrels OF noar
s , Rost.s Of ,I as r ~ Com o1
believing the statements ana representations Of Stevens
sold him the -four and shipped according to his in
Ryder and kept OF the way I'LL yesterday, when be-
was discovered and taken in charge BY the ocsf M.
Ryder further that no has nos resolved his pay
for the nour, and has boon informed BY Mr.. Rockwell
that no never authorized the accused 10 purchase any
hour which we Oh aimed from the complainan, b. STE
vena The magistrate committed the accused to the
Tombs for examination
TEE BONDED WAREHOUSE RoBBEsY.-The case Of John
Byrues and Thomas Davis recently arrested for break
Ing into and robbIng the bonded warehouse Noa sos,
3e5 and 397 Greenwich street, under examination
before Justice Bowling yesterday afternoon, in tho
Special Sessions Court Room. Assistant District Attor.
ney Cunning s. Bedford appeared for the prosecuhoa
Mr. Nathaniel DonnsIly, In the employ Of Messra A. T.
Stewart Co. lrst called, and subjected a rigid
prisoners, in relation the silks found in posses
sion OF Byrnes. bsng portion Of those
The witness Identified the sIs as being portion Of an
invoice purchased In Europe by the agent OF the arm
Detective Farley was cross-examincd In relation TO Il
aud tho goods under a bed In the room occupied by
Byrnca Mr. spencer sought prove by Mr. Farley tho
OF his Information concerning the whereabouts Of
tho goods but the magistrate said the witness need nos
answer the question simeon B. Moody depossd 70
securely fastening the warehouse the evening OF the
had been broken out Of M HasSsss, Ksliy' q No
40 Second avenue. depcsed 10 letting 70 the de-
PENDANT Byrnes under the name o. John Williams.
the witness remembered that parties drove up
riage early tho morning Of the 9th Of Juno sad
motion for the discharge OF Davis which overrusd
and tho magistrate committed the prisoners for trial.
without bail Both OF the defendants claim 70 be nno-
cent OF the charge preferred against Thorn.
ALLEGED CLUBBING cAsK.-Scsrcsly . day passes over
the Fourth District Police Court that q complaint 10
not made OF trouble between the police and citizens
Monday afternoon case occurred which has created
derabe excitement up town. ofcer Henry, OF The
Nincte nth precinct. he'd In charge man named
lschaei coyne who very much under the influence
OF liquor 80 much 80 that he unable to walk
steadily According to the testimony OF several Wit
nesscs Is alleged that while In this condition, his
way TO the station house. Coyne was struck
several times in various parts OF the body with
the policeman's club, aud at the corner OF
Fifty-second street and Third avenue the officer
struck him blow the head, in the region OF tho
blood flowed copiously. The man, "a soon STRUCK,
fell senselsss 10 the around Ia this condition lie was
taken to drug store Quite numerous crowd had by
ths tmc gathered around the store door, end learn ng
woat had transpred became quite excited Il said
: ~.er had murdered a man, and several persons called
~, =, hang him. Mr. Terence Farley, who was In the
,nn, >ood did all he could TO prevent any outrage
bess eomm oed The crowd pressed on, and q, is as
~ ,wa the witnesses, that only for his mely
hs W. ~s consequences might have resulted
~, ,s ssrs IDLY excited at the timc. Justice
~ sa,,o 20, >plant gsinst the officer for al
,ona a ,,,o,s ssssnlt ~de injured In court
Yesterday and presented NJ bad appearance
Ai,rerp ApoxrioS Asp CmLS lsirnoks.--A girl who
s,yes her name as Delsh Ho,h vn. 20 carmne street.
Yesterday presented herself al the Sex as'ke' romeo
cour, and made oath 10 a statement substantially az
fo,lows-shs states during the noun p'osmoer
last she was engaged domestic servant - "ouse
~ MI. Mary Van Buskirk who processes TO % female
pbvsic an: tina, during the latter part o. Tue "'a.n
n.ran g,r, named Panlne called at the house ana IN.
formed MIS- van BuskrK that she was pregusnt
Alter some conversation Mrs Van buskirk agreed
f,r the sum OF SIS % produce an ao9Iuon; me
girl agreed and few .sys after she was oeverSa ~
means of INSTRUMENTS OF perfectly ormec child, me
mani was alive the time OF birth that immediately
s delivery the accused wrapped the child tightly
m IL woollen shawl with the Intention, as alleged,
~ smotberua the baby. II then put away and the
nert morn M the child found dead after which
vas brought down 70 the basement and the bo placed
upop the range where II allowed 10 remain until
entirety consumed by IRE. On hearing the statement
Justice Mansfield made out warrant for the arst OF
the woman and Yesterday Sergeant Potter arrested her
a. a 81 Marks place MIA Van Buskrk 10 about forty
ve years Of age aud TO take maters very Quietly.
She has been held for examination