The New York herald., 1867-01-31

The Police Commissioners held their regular weekly
sitting for trials yesterday, Mr. Acton acting usual
as general cross examiner. In the morning hun
dred cases Of breaches Of discipline passed upon
In the afternoon the cases in which citizens
plAinants came up for trial
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST 4 sxRaEAS1.
The frat that Of william Heart of so7 West
Twenty-nfth street, acknowledgement wassn, Of the
Twcnty-ninth precinct Mr. Heartt testified that the
evening OF the 1lh OF January several articles Of
ing apparel and . sum Of money mot exceeding &12
Were stolen from the premises Of Mra Ewing 800 Sixth
avenue, and that . certain Mra Weeks was sus-
pectsd q the person who had stolen the properly
that the same was reported 20 Sergeant Waters in order
search the prsnsss q the suspected party Waters
advised him not y do and said he would ssn4 sn
odlces desa on the following mornas; that !. hi.
party notified Of tho rscs that shswss suspsCsd that
whom dstectvs went the house No s6s Sixth eve
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the parties suspected hsd the goods thsy had had time
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that he had notified the SUSPECTED party Neither Mrs
Weeks nor Mra Ewing was known 70 bIm He had told
until . warrant could Be- had at the opening Of
the courts in the morning, ~ he had no power TO grant
~ an ocsr vho va presently 70 he premises Of
the suspected party In the morning. who arrested
her, and that she was held by Police Justice in
kr Acton adjourned the case, that Captain speght
might be called as witness 70 testify Is 70 the facts In
the case
Michael Finn. of No. o3 stanton street made com
plant against officer Michael +. DeIaIunty, OF the
Tenth precinct, for having, he alleged, struck him
with his nss in bis room on the evening Of the 1th
OF January. According to his testimony he came
home about nine o'clock In the evening and
found the door Of his room locked, and
did mot gain admitiance until he had Knocked three
and entering Finn met his wife coming out OF her
bedroom, and 10 she saw him she exclaimed, swhy
you look a. II scmethIng wrong had besn going on
about It," The next evening Finn alleges that he en-
tered his and found the ocer sitting there, Who
ross mp and told him that he'd out on the side
walk he'd cut him TO pieces and then struck him vio-
lent blow on the head with his nst
Finn closed hs side Of the by saying that you
might give The headquarters 70 her and she would mot
Mrs. F7nn testified that Delahunty her brotherin-
law and that her husband beat her. ana In consequence
the former threatened 70 'whIp him II no did AGAIN.
hand 70 him. As for the door being locked that was
the fault Of defective latch.
TEAM ASKED
m No. ss Market street CHARGED "cer John wd Of
the seventh precinct with having entered his establish
msnt and ordered him under arrest m unbecoming
manner telling him that che thc ccer) had influence
better be sIck abed.n N1
Tue scsr prove-aud his testimony In respect the
charctar q the place coroborsed by bis sergeant
that Lors establishment the worst liquor place in
the ward the resort Of thieves who associated with
PuddinG Iong" and that when he arrested the prcpe
tor for not having license tho asg barred the door, 10
that one OF his follow 0ccrs could mot enter leaving
him also In the consoIing belief that the barring wss
done the more eectuay 70 squelch" the guardian Of
Listc having evidently thought tbas there was but
side to question, leh the court room with con-
siderable hsa IN bis sar. 4a#s t.@3