New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

ants on an Indictment Charging them with doing BUSINESS
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were substantially the same and that therefore, defend
ants could not be tried twice for the oense The
Court denied the motion the ground that the onse
for which they now indicted, to work an &C
quittal for both.
In Justice Riley's Court, Brooklyn, Thomas
Wagner was arrested by Officer Corr Of the Forty
recently imported the property OF Samson Nicho AS
Depot corner Of Fatbush and Atlantic on Sunday
night last from which he stole the fowls which valued
AZ ss sCU snd Committed % to James Burns Thomas
no Oi on the morning OF M e ss nit broken
arrested at club house frequented by young men
by Officers Corr and skeon Of Forty fourth Precinct
Police where the stolen articles found The accused
Sessions. 80
At the Court of General Sessions before Re-
oorder Hackett Yesterday the trial Of Edward Waache
W conned M Doa e y e o
OF the prisoner claiming that the creditors OF Waache
pelllng the father Of the defendant to pay them
DistriotAttorney Hall followed In an able argument
c%na on the Part of the poner
Recorder Hackett then charged the jury who retired for
consultation John Saunders, notorious thief, was
taken before the Court having plead guilty Of at
tempt to commit burglary and sentence having been sus
six months Sentence was deferred in the case Of De
Witt Clinton Conklin, who pleaded guilty of forging
check In the name OF j. r. Laurent the East River
National Bank.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, JUS
tice Dowling committed young Edward Carey, by
name who had been arrested while Offering for sale at
OF John Barrie, No 6l8 Broadway Saturday night last
which occasion plated rings spoons and quantity Of
wine, IN all OF the value OF t5, were stolen Samuel r.
Baker and William =. Brandon, diamond brokers' at NO
7O2 Broadway, were arrested yesterday by Officer Multi
OF the Fourteenth Precinct for having been concern
ed In the theft OF $1,000 worth Of Opals from Chester M
of the property having been found In the possession Of the
accused. The accused were taken before Justice Dow
ling at the TOmbs, when Mr.. Foster declined
to swear to an affidavit accusing them OF the
ling accordingly dismissed the The property
was sent to the Property Clerk at Police Headquarters
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Shandey four butchersLeOpOld Keeder,
John Reed David Hassaker and Herman OttO-were
jointly arraigned for cruelty to animals Two detectives
for the Society for the prevention Of Cruelty to Animals
the c0mplanants They depOsed TO having alter
natey watched these men while they were butcherng at
the saugherhOuses Nos 2l0 and 22 Eddge5t ana tDey
related the following brutal and painful t0rtures on
animals having occurred during the several weeks that
they were watching. On the 2lst OF May an OK was
pinoned to the floor and In this pOwerless condition
encouraged to bite and lascerate his flesh until IL
torn partially of Another day OF the butchers al
egedly used budgeon In knocking of the horns and
otherwise maltreating one OF the living cattle:
or 16 calves In an inelOsure without anything
TO eat from q p. M, on the 18th OF May TO 2O5
which they all had only two pallsfull OF water to drink
On the testimony adduced Justice Shandey held the
four prisoners in $500 bail each 70 await their trial at tine
Court OF Special Sessions John Edwards was held In
from the Prussan bark Laura, lying at Pier No 81 East
River.