New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-08
TIE CRIMINAL COURTS.

TIE CRIMINAL COURTS.
Joseph Barron, aged IS years, attempted -
r as S y GEEK oSh FS Se o 49, al tue
Metropolitan National Bank, YESTERDAY. lie fosgsy
ago Mr. Foley seht young Barron tier in employ -
the bank with 500 In bills and hunaber OF cecAs. re
was not again seen by Mr. Foley until sItcr LIS aFrest
Justice Hogan committed him 70 TIE rolabs.
James smith WHO has Served term ~ imprisonment r.
Sing sng Prison. was committed BIZ Jasuee hogan fss
day voting at tie Sixth Election District Of the
Fourth Ward on Tuesday last.
On WEDNESDAY william Curtis hir,d an apartment ~
tno DO, ~ o4d ~ Mr. 70 ohS Yat, room and Il
was subsequently asceraned this: Curtis had io1A
various persons ia tho house clothing AID oiler property
valued Il saS0 Tho stolen articles iennd IN hk
room He was arrested on his return 10 tie h9uae -
terday afternoon aud Justice Hogan e0a.ied Una 100
Charles Green and Alfred Droushtcn were charged 1t
the Jeferson Market Police Court, before JGdSe Doag
with forciby entering tie apartments VI ITO young
women. Minnie Daly and Matilda @ceker, at No. 10
L1t had been put oJt 70 make way rivals. l
consequence they had rushed into uie room aud woita
cSssd were very peaeht, IS tie Colt oored tss
they spend sor period In the cells tn cCi et order.
entering sr. Joshua X Leess house, 1T No lcl riinoea
The prisoner caught getting 20 through the SlHdVT
having forced open the shutters Russell il ansv to tire
charge said that be was Grunk, lie had beo ceebrE
lag Alderman Michael N0rtons triumph. Ec was con-
James Boyce aud John Williams accused by Petes
Berger. ut the Essex Market Police CouT; ycstcfuay 10
fore Justice Mansfield, II IobDrg IA oi SiO1 Berfsf
sad that tic accused saw th0 money Ia his pOssss!ad
seyer times and on saturday morning entered 20 rooa
when he vas In bed. The money Was tnen IA ms coes
pocket the bed. They oil went out together. and
shortly afierward he missed the money. He then gavf
tie prisoners IN ehaT@ Inc accused wefe eYhlpil,ca
for trial Nicholas EIsing was accused by Matilda fussf
Of No les East toutth-st ot ateLAg 2: raioi; 'iss
to outrage the person ~ Eor little sister, years Cd Hs
committed, IN default Of ball
the Court OF special esions eterdsy John Keegs
mere cild arraigned for THEFT o. so lro. Cd
Tire boy was counittei 10 the care oi I'M jars
Penientiary to serve two month for repeatedly az
Salti3g his WIFE, Ann. Mary Napas wds sentenced to
Alexander Cochard, notorious c0Hutegtte-, who was
arrested some tme ago by the officers OF the United
IT, 8 Commissioners Newton uf Kings County. Goddard
Frenchpsn and has Tor reyera year past BEN re
His CcpTedatiOns extensive ana lis spurious bs
50 well executed that they almost dehe detection. L.
more especially ia PLllHdep'ia ana bOs9n hat W
meeting which they agreed TO give g 900 ior his deeo
ton: also promising TO give S!9Oo Tor the a,reSs
t6is incentive the detectives set 10 work end
in short time arrested two of ire
Confined in the brooklyn prison. which place they
escaped after undergoing preliminary examination.
track OF Cochard and nc was tiled ,Lort tnle AZ
terward At his house In Flushing where also were found
with plates Tor tho printing OF Peruyiaa
money. His Workshop was 81 No is Prnces this city
the Secret Service who made the arrest revealed NUN
Der OF photographic stones that upon exaini5sucs
pctures and tho counereitng OF fractional currency
All or these stones were executed IN the most skr1
II has also been ascertaipcd that the counter
felt coupons that yctimzcd q number Of the leading
bankers ard brokers OF Nalst last Summer were the
result OF his workmanship. As there one or tive
other indictments hanging over him, tnere Hes htsls
chance OF his escaping the meshos OF the law.
Charles Wagner John Noon, Curtis Nhitechaso, Joseph
Final and Joseph Brown, with the exception ~
the latter, arraigncd before u g. Commissioner Newtoz
of Brooklyn. yesterday, the charge Of muny Oh the
high The defendants were eeamen Oh board tes
ship Ida Lilly" while her passage from Greenoosr
scotland to New-York According TO the testimony "a
the captain. VIM NJ Paterson. some trouble occurred %
tho 9th and 9Th Of September last Three men were OF
duty two were sick, and one refused 10 work Wien
they got to the ship began leak and they had heavy
back to Greenock He talked 70 them ana they re-
sumcd work There Iron on deck 70 case TIE
sip but tie refused TO remove IL. After The captain
had talked TO them again they went 10 Noth' one ~
them said he hurt but the captain could find Hs
mark He told him he must 30 TO work. The seaman re-
fused, and he was put In irons ms w
him. but the demand not complied with, aud they
ordered forward 10 work Ia day or Two TIERS
after tho man was released. He SAID he would 90
TO work and he did 80. On the 10Th OF Oelooes
leaking badly and they had the iron secured The ms
told them TO do ths and they refused. Wagner said y
their watch below. but they would not wor at nss
time. The captain gave them Is Minutes TO 20 to woi
but Wagner answered that they wanted tme they
would not 20 to work They told The captain ne ngRs
put the irons and he did Whtechase ana floA
wanted the irons or and promised TO 20 70 work IhY
taken of next day. aud they did they promised
Wagner and Noon kept IN irons until the yeSse AZ
rived at NewYork. There 10 mon on board 0esids
the officers The vessel was loaded with 1000 tnns OF ~
iron The captain said that 10 was actually necessary 10
the 10 work, when directed TO secure the Iron
The case Is not yet decided.
Charles Wakefield token before Justice Dunno zee
terday, ON the charge OF keeping policy snop AZ NO
purchasing slips at the time the defendant was aks1
into custody The accused was held for hearing