New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
CRIMINAL.

The defendants in all the lottery cases G2 in
numbeF before COMMISSIONER Osborn, nave waived eA'
amiuatiOus and given bail 10 appear Tor TRIAL
The Grand Jury of the Court ofh0yer and
Termner came In yesterday and made a few present
ments OF ordinary which were referred 10 the
General Sessions They were then dismissed 10 their
ROOM and the Court adjourned until today at 10 q. m.
In the case Of Nicholas Terry charged be-
fore Commissioners Osborn with dealing IN false natural
Patrick whalen. Hugh Martin, and James Conroy,
charged with using false naturalization certificates at the
same place, all the defendants waived examination aud
gave bail for trial.
In the Court Of General Sessions, yesterday,
before Judge Russell one case was disposed Of and the
others postponed Ludwig Roland. arragned for grand
larceny pleaded guilty 10 an attempt al larceny, anu
was sentenced 10 two years and six months imprs0n'
ment the state Prison. The Court adjourned until to-
day at II "A. IN.
In the United States District Court yesterday,
before Judge Batohford, the Of arnss b. Baker
and lanes Arnold the Tradcsmen's Bank cmDeLzn2
easel OF James Bell Indicted for embezlng letters from
tie Post Office, and OF John Osbrey and Nicholas Henry
indicted for making fraudulent whisky bonds were all
put for the present on account OF the parties not
being ready for trial
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed German pckers named August
Einerchand and Dedouoh klemeger, they having been
found printing office OF BENJAMIN H. Tyrre AT No
- Cedarst early yesterday morning Ihey had packed
up 600 worth OF clothing having gained access To the
place with false key Isaac Solomon, lad OF 10 years
was committed to the tOmbs yesterday no having col
leeted the OF SO from Amelia Rosenbau, OF No. H
T. Fifty thrds for his employer, Max Cohen OF No 81
BaNters and failed Ia recount for the same Michael
Eiselmann OF No 500 Eghthave, short time ago left
his horse and wagon containing quantity OF provisions
valued at $780, standing IN the street III the lower part OF
the city, and his return, after temporary absence
found the property gone. Az Thomas Farmer Of NO S5
Frstaye. had been IN possession OF the property
soon after the theft he yesterday arrested, and the
Magistrate commtedihm TO the Tombs
I'm the United States District Court yes
terday before Judge Blachford the case Of Christian
Fiecke came on for trial The defendant Jointly in
dicteI with John Flecke and Henry Hdobrand for run
defrudauts John Fleckc and Idebrand are not In
toby but as Christopher regarded tho principal II
stapdhs the absence Of tho Others The testimony for
the Government was TO the effect mat Collector Blake
caught all the parties named In the indictment working
still on the night OF the I'D Of juno last In dwelling
house Ina tho rear Of No 100 Essexst; that they
rested, and. while beng taken TO the station House,
Christopher informed the Collector that ho alone WIS
responsible and the others were innocent as he owned
the st and the others were merely his workmen IL
was also by the Government, that tho place had
been seized before and smut up preparatory 10 re-
moving all the contents. but that, In the meantime the
parties broke into the place and continued running the
stl The defense merely plea In mitigation OF the
oensc the ground that the still was but small one
The Jury found the defendant guilty but sentence was
deferred until counsel has time 10 present and argue
motion for new tIlal
In tho jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day before Justice Ledwith, James Lahey com.
mted In default Of ti 600 bail To answer charge Of
highway robbery preferred by James Hall Of Illinois The
nanf alleges that he arrived in this city on satur-
day afternoon last and got into tho carriage OF tho
prisoner for the purpose OF being conveyed TO
into the carrage and prosecuting pistol AT The oad OF
the complainant threatened TO- Shoot MN II he dld not
give up his money The complainant, fearing
Hanger thereupon gave up all tho money IN
his possession about $40 Afor this he was taken to the
store of a man named Herman, where his luggage was
searched aud he told To return ontMonday. After
escaping the complainant repored the facts to the Police
who succeeded In arresting Lahey who was committed
as recorded above. Herman Levy was committed to
answer "A charge OF arson, In having set nrs To his
bobers clothing store No 400 Cannlht on Sunday last
The psOner raised the alarm Of ire and the officer on
reaching the spot found candle burning under shelf
on which was quantity Of clothing and bottle Of kerO.
aeno The prisoner meanwhile had disappeared and could
not be- found until Tuesday. when he was arrested.
Lmma White waa committed ~ answer charge VI steal