New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
MARINE coURr-rRIAL TERN.
CRIMINAL COURTS.
DYER AND rERMINEn-JuDGE INGnAusM.

OYER AND rERMINEE-JUDGE iNGRAHiM.
William Mccormick pleaded guilty to man
slaughter ia the fourth degree in stabbing Richard Pol
lard on the 10th Of May. and causing his instan-
tlncOus death. Sentence deferred until next Friday
John Coye, convicted Of grand larceny. was brought
up remand Sentenced % the State Prison Tor one
To-day the caso OF John Kane charged with setting fire
toa house n secoudave and causing the loss OF some
Nycs, will be- called for tria.
GENERAL sEsSfoNs--JUDGE Russell.
In this court yesterday number OF prisoners
were brought up ON remand and hnal disposition made
oscar Koch was tried on an Indictment for robbery IN
the first degree Wm. =. Hilard, OF No. 81 ParIrow,
the complainant. II appeared from his testimony
that c Mary Trcssa about o'clock IN the even
INK. his place OF business. At O'Clock he went back
10 her and they had drink together at his expense
Subsequently, hc gave her money purchase provisions
FOR sunday aud she left the She back with
Maggie smith In her company. and then prevented
the complainant from leaving the room While They were
struggling Oscar Koch and George Miller came in armed
with clubs ana commenced beating him, and when ne be
came unrcsisting they rifed his pockets Of s. 30
In currency stamps and pair OF speCtacles.
The Spccacrs found Miller, and the pocket book
he Koch have. ON crOsstN NnminatlOn the VIII
testified that he married man. and ased %
years Maggie Smith who was one or the pllsohcis IN
tho aud discharged by the Court last month.
complainant first struck Mary rrcssa and herself before
they attacked him To the best OF her knowcdgc, Koch
was the person who struck the complainant with club.
The prisoner found guilty OF an assault with intent 10
commit robbery and was sentenced to the state Prison
Mr. Cunning = BEDFORD r., Assistant Distrct-Attoney,
The following is the calendar Of cases for to-day Jo-
seph Dwight, Geo. Kelly Virtue A. Hudson. Jesse 5
M'nrly, David Miller, Chas. NJ Rice, 4 sringcr Bridget
McClirr Clark Allen Jacob Levy. Martin Kurth. Robert
S Winter, slas Yates Thonias Roberts Andrew Higgins
X. MorwiD, Vim. b. Putnam. nisdemcanor.
TONES PoIIcE-JUSriCE HOGAN.
Richard Valentine and Wm Ross, propretors of the
Casino concert saoon No 626 Broadway. and number
OF waiter girls aud men who were arrested IN the saloon
on sunday night yesterday taken before Justice
to answer the charge Of having violated the Excise law
aud the remainder discharged; ,.,-,- ,...,.. ~.
gan the Tombs FOR alleged violation OF the Excise law
Henrietta Iacht Nos Is und 20 HOwardst: Christopher
A.; Herman Dischcr no 81 Elabchst Frederick Gath
anan No. 1853 Broomest Francis ReXwegcr NO 265 VIII
lam-st: Richard Valentine No. 626 Broadway; VIM Ross
no C26 Broadway They were held 10 bail In the sum OF
500 each.
JEFFrRsoN MARKET POLICE-JUsrICE LEDwITH.
Peter Medow, No. 1853 Princc-st. William Meyers
No iG place; Harmon Schroeder, No 10 Leroy
place; Michael McNaly No 1853 East Twenty sccoudst;
Herman Schroeder, No. $50 sprngst, were yesterday
charged with violating the Excise Law by selling spT9
with to give bll I'm $500 10 answer John McDonough
No 52i Canast gayo bail In 500 to answer the charge Of
keeping open his liquor store ON Sunday
Before Justice Dcdsr.I
Yesterday there was an examination OF the complaint
against IeDo Burnhan preferred about TWO weeks since
that Burnham, without license held an auction sale oi
furniture at No a. West siNeentl-st' ahd that
view 70 sWindle tho public Mr.. Kerl founded
the charge hs belief that the circumstances attending
Ily from the fact that Burnham authorized by
cense 10 act ms auctionecr. Mr Samuel Wynn, OF the
firm Of Wynn & Co.. auctiOnecrs stated that DO had
authorized Burnham on the occasion In question 10 act as
his clerk and was in this capacity he conducted the
sales at No a. West SNtcentlst. Mr.. Spencer who Rp
peared Burnham argued from the complaint ITSELF
that IL contained charge of fraud against ms client
and as far as selling without license Is concerned.
the very that could he made Ot was violation or
the city ordinances. He therefore moved 10 dismiss the
proceedings the affidavit there offense made
out by which Burnham could be considered mOck
auctoneer IL having been fully established that nc was
authorized sell the clerk Of Wynn Coz ana that III
his 40 doing nothing Of fraud had been discovered
Justice Dodge reserved his decision.