New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
LAW LNTBLLIG EHCE
THE CRIMINAL COURTS

TIE CRIMINAL COURTS.
Mary CaFrigan, an Irish girl, arrived nj this
port on Tuesday in the steamship European, aud a,
Castle Garden tho clerk put her and her baggage upder
charge of an expressman. with directions that tho ex
pressman should find her uncle Daniel Mcurs But thu
fellow ieit hsr az dTepuiable house la Crosby say.
taking off her trunk During The evening she Learned the
character OF ne hou and at once ran into the street.
took her to the Sprngst police station. there OBJ
tanned lodging for the night Yesterday Policeman Ne
Cord arrested the expressnan, who proved 10 be
Isaac Adams He had taken tho girls trunk back TO
Castle Garden. The testimony not being deemed con
elusive. Justice bowling ordered his discharge.
Edwin Horton and SolOman 5isman, youths Of IA ana
10 years of ago respectively who had besn confined in
stealing bag containing 81, 5ls in gold from the freight
car OF the Merchants Union Express Company together
ndae yesterday and an agent Of the Express Company
made affidavit against them Tho gold found on their
persons when arrested bas nos Deen claimed Horton
Before Justice shandey, at Essex Market, yesterday
mann, painter, had shared her bed in her fathers
house The accused pleaded Qualification soying that
the girls parents would not give him her baud IN
riage. He committed for examination.
Miss Mann, who assisted Charles G. Williams Of Nor.
daughter, several months ago not 60 DO tired and viii
escape punishment by the OF her bonds Of 800
years IN State Prison.
In the Recorders Court at Newburgh. Eva Brown,
cook board canal boat that between Newburgh
and Newark, appeared against Henry Watson and Ed
ward Nolan, and charged that the last trip they
cused but they intIenched themselves IN cabin and
babe the lew defiance until the police applied thetc
batOns Then they submitted and on reaching the Court
they effected a settlement.
The examination the case Of Mary Purcello and Io-
Segoerba who have been IN custody since tho 10Th
inst tho charge Of satng FIRE TO No so BOwery Ws5
concluded yesterday by Justice Shandey nj the Essex
Market Police Court. They were fully committed for
In the Hartford Comm Police Court. George Fox
pleaded not guilty, and John Love aud Michael Burns
waived examinatOn-the charge being that they were
concerned in the remarkable burglary M Mesars Pat
~ "a "a IN
mony shows that the alleged burglars New Workers.
and that they cOnc0cted The burglary n In
WOOsterst. dram shop. John Love, who has become
States evidence testified thus; The party were sitting
together In the barTOOm Fox said the money was m
safe In the sewing machine building and that there
two safes IN the building stairs ard one down; DO
wanted TO up In July but We did not como until
the 18th OF August; camo up from NeW-IOrk alone
met Burns the Park In the day time, Snd Fox met
both OF the Park In the evening about 10 o'clock.
bridge the sowing machine factory about midnight.
did meet there, and Fox, Burns and myself weut
into the building, leaving tho other two men ont
side; We went up stairs and blew open the safe ~
putting powder into the key hole; I'D MOI drill into the
safe buttOn-ba SAFE Old fashioned square one.
with knobs blew open the safe with powder and fuse
tho safe In office; broke open the door OF tho
Office put the powder into the Key hole put IN the fuse
and touched II of took the money out OF che drawer
and handed 1t 10 Fox Fox gave $40 apiece We then
took the tram we came out OF the building met tho
other two men bringnt IN man fTom the outside orc
Of them had him by the legs and the other by the body
all but Fox then took the train for New1ork Fox then
went across the bridge; Burns and got on at NewYOrk
aud the other two at Haven, think was told
that Burns Fox Tuesday; did not see him before
meeting him on the Park Burns left HoT-York Monday
night Burns pointed ont the building 70 me during the
day Fox told Ia Eew-YOrk that this was buttons
ball safe.