New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23
THE CRIMINAL coURTs.

Before Commissioner OsBORNE.--Ye sterday
completely with cou3erfeiteTs and nsipe his p6ston in
the United States Marshalls Office Ia protect them
was called up. A Mr.. W. W. Dow who had been under
indictment for eounterfeng testified that through one
BrOckNay he had made arrangement with NeWcOmbe 10
pay $780, and give mp the plates and press and have
arrangement lie made with Brockaway would be all
arranging the discharge though not very clear,
false eOGnterfeng establishment was set up by Brock
way 10 house in Beeckers, with plates and press
furnished by Dow. that Brockway apd Newcombe
might make descent It. The descent was made ana
lul report given OF IT, ana ater some three or four
weeks the money paid over the witness Dow direct
ing Mrs Brockway TO pay over $50. which he had de
posted win her Tor TINS purpose ana NeWcomDe gong
there aud subsequently saying Il was all right
James Donaldson indicted for the murder OF his wife,
pleaded not guilty. On the 18th OF June last, the prls
Iound MS wire in state OF lhtoXicau9hi n luhIIei
ensned' ana he beat ana kicked t her i mtp
the room, and while they were demonstrating
with the prisoner the woman efawlcd OUT
Inc prisoner Went out soon after ana nothg
was heard until about o'clock IN the atten0Oh Nen
refuge The trial was postponed until next week: lhe
case Of Morris Ephraim indicted for the murder Oh john
have been tried yesterday but IN consequence OF the aD
important witnesses for the prosecution 1t was
postponed until Friday next . -,
on Monday night woman at No. 80 Peelslip saw from
her window party Of burglars breaking mo te s1os
warehouse at Nos. 239 and $40 southst, ana GNhg an
alarm soon attracted number on pOhceme1 Mahns q
search they found In the United States bonded az @
Iii.
worth goods George Whittenton, William NILS, anas
GOnloy the notorious bond rObber Joseph Dunbar ana
James Higgins with $4,000 worth Of properly arranged
and ready 10 be carried away, and candle, pistol ana
a number OF burglars implements lying around. Inc
thieves had effected entrance by passing over e roofs
Of the adjoining buildings, and then breaking open inc
scutte on the roof At Essex Market Police Court yes
terday they were committed
Early yesterday morning jeremiah Buckley ana James
Iahey entered VIM. Wards saloon, Iwehthst. anu
Broadway. and, having knocked him down with a wife
bottle broke the money drawer aud rned IL OF s
contents between and $40. Recovering his senses
Mr. Ward called officer Cosse, who having examined he
place procured carriage and took Mr. Ward 10 the Met
cer Police Station and thence 10 his residence az no
10 Stuyyesantplace. He tainted three times before
reaching his home. At about o'clock Officers C0sse am
Kelly arrested Buckley and Lahey, and Justice LedWlh
held them to answer IN $500 each.
In the Hudson County Court yesterday afternoon was
concluded the case OF Mary Herbert plaintiff, agt Eliza
beth whitney and Detective r. j. McWiliiams, Tor dam
ages for false imprisonment and which resulted IN YER
dict OF $3.50 for the plaintiff Last summer whitney
was a bOarder at Tayors Hotel, where Miss HERBERT q
resident Of brooklyn, frequently visited on the occa,
sion OF OF these visits Mrs Whitney missed diamonds
valued at $4,000 and had the plaintiff arrested by Detect
i've McWiliams subsequent visit The plalhtH was
kept IN custody until the following morning when wrlt
Of habcas corpus issued by Judge Bede ana upon
an examination before Recorder Martndale MISS HeiDeIt
was discharged The suit brought 10 recover $1,000
damages and after being ont about three hours the jury
rendered verdict Cor $3.50 The result was not IN nc
cOrdance with Judge Bedles charge.