New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
CRIME
ARTIST oN A CHARGE OF DErHAUDNG rHE GOV
ERNNlENT.

ARTIST oN 4 CHARGE OF DErRAUDNG r1R GOV
ERNMENT.
Yesterday afternoon Messrs Leonard IIuyck a
Joseph b. stewart were arrested by United states Off
GERS on a charge Of defrauding the Government Their
hail was fixed at 100000 each, and not being able TO OBJ
tain hs amount they sent to Ludlow-st. Jail Nr
Hvyek was President Of the Merchant. National Bank Of
Washington, which institution alleged to be indebted TO
tiS}rd his prorrJS fn VI 9rs ; sfy1 ib1 1icIi
s."i4 ~ "a ~. ii'o I"i'I ~ ~, ~. t " ~, i
case. u which he alleges That Mr. Daniel Drew d, indebted
10 him M something like SjcO0Oo.
TIE FITZPATRICK NiCEDEB-REToRTED CONFESSION
OF THE PRISONER IENTZ.
Coroner Smith, who adjourned the inquest i'm the
Fitzpatrick murder Thursday last until Monday
next yesterday notified the jury to meet at Frcmcls
Hall. TOurt-,t Brooklyn T.. d.. at 10 y. H. today This
action ms been taken j. said ~ consequence Of con
frssiOu made by the prisoner John Lent, who will bo
placed upon the witness stand 1t is believed that this
the iUy This afternoon, bu its mature is suppressed this
morning Tor obvious reasons
TIE ABORTION TRAFTIC-A STARTLING EXHIBIT.
Yesterday afternoon. Coroner Wildey. President of
the Board of Coroner and MI schultz President Of the
Board OF Health, had interview at the latcrnamed
ecntcmans business office. The topic OF discussion
which not intended TO be prNatcWas OF course the
recent differences between the COrOncs and he Registrar
of Records. Wdcy says hc is prepared, ana he
cves that the other three Coroners are willing 10 cooper
OF COrOneis alcge That the Registrar Of Records has
they take exception 10 the temper OF certain notes
which hc has addressed 10 them President schultz j.
not yet able to define the powers with which the law has
invested the Health Board but snch mass OF testimony
has been lodged in the hands Of the Health Board
asserting that the business Of the COroncrS Office has
been managed very loosely that he feels constrained 10
institute rigid investigation. Coroner Nildcy asScrtS
that he show clear record The Sanitary SupcIin
tcudeut said Mr. schultz has knowledge Of more than 80
houses this city wherein the sole business transacted II
spcctor nobody ntcricIcd with the wholesale abortion
lists; but after The organization OF the Bureau of vital
Statistics the undertakcr were no longer able 10 make
ntementS without proper certificates and the frequency
application for burial for deceased infants al certain
Is t IfT, " c'i@rJ ia I M m " S,de9 udi A.
spectors found the mansion ful OF Young and middle
aged women from al parts OF the country all either far
advanced IN pregnancy or suffering hOn operations
which had but recently been performed. Here are the
rules ot the house posted in every lodging-rOom
Ladies entering tsintat,l t'r confinement not allowed below
2 No visitors. male ar female allowed 10 the rooms
g. Bach oocapsnt expected keep her in order excepting
-ien disabled BY scsae, .nel not be she 1si,ne
4AI persons e children ct this Institution hsye further
% upon Them 'nI must never trouble iAc Madame of sad children
Ills against the existence Of such institutions rs this
said President schultz, that the Board OF Health seeks to
strike and n the Boards Officers can prevent the abOr
uUnisis from making Ncw-lOrk yingiu asylum for
other cities and for the country, they materially
duce ou death rate The Registrar of Records has been
led 10 suppose that these houSes have iOW>hcd through
the iaAty o the C1roners ln making nqucSs, and super
mtendet Dalton il embodying ia report number Of
held an inquest with ouy three jurors another alleging
that an Inquest was held the body known cit.
zen. and that he buried under u fcticious name
another that IN the OF homicide tho person who
mad been accused Of the Jurors investigate the
causes Of death President schultz thought IL umece.-
say To say that TINS II true. is all grossly wrong and
Coroner Wildey cOncur1ed but would cndeayOr to show
the Health Board that many Of the affidayits upon
which Dr. Dalton DaSng report essentially false.
lie was. however, unable 10 how either the Coroner
the Health Board, or the Police, all conbued NAV pre-
vent the crime OF infantCde since the abOltiouss nm
able 10 procure burial certificates have escorted 10 cslci
nation.
CONVICTION OF BANK DFFAULTEE.
BI rEtIeKAPH
Hartford, March 29.-Ihe case of Charles ID Tuller
teller OF the Hartford Bank, charged with alstracug
$4,000 IN Government bonds the property Of LOyal vii
cox. esq, OF this city, ~ August last was given TO be
jury tins afternoon and in half an hour they returned
verdict OF guilty" The counsel Orthc defense appea led
tEe case 10 che Supreme Court Of Errors and The accused
was placed under $4,000 bonds appear ON Tuesday
next, when e will receive his sentence unless new trial
~ granted iuer procured bonds. The Trial before tbe
superior Court has excited good dead ~ interest AMI
TIM verdict OF the Jury that the accused guilty has
caused considerable surprise. Many thought the Jury
would disagree. '
BURGLARY IN KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE. March "a party of burglars in dis
guisc entered the office Of the payInaSeT Of the Jeffer
sonYe Railroad Company at JefiersOnye this forenoon
ana stole TN box containing S20OO and some records
ana memoIandums. The night watchnan was bound and
faPfcd ana guarded While the robbery was being perpc
uIttd NO arrests were made.