New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-26

stumbled overheard while intoxicated. The prisoner
YVES remanded until formal proof of the manner OF EN-
committed for having disturbed the performance at the
French Theater on Monday night by throwing on me
be3e Was under the influence of drink when the alleged
ofense committed. Frank MeGnire saia 70 DO
evening at *. %osSuerS S IN NJ RqRe h
F0rty-" A"Ne' vi "i' De ne Q.
gold w"..i and so jn bills Immediately =
IN the ballroom he identified as one OF parry WIZ
had earlier In the evening attempted to roO MI.
safe. which contained bonds and large amour. u
money.
Az the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Downg the examination IN E Sne Elm esmanh
mnany arraicned Tor having dlvuged dispatches, was
eSnIS eed that the accused had had charge Of
one Of the Washington wires in the IIahh UlSs ON
y With 'it Roche. during which he remarked that
much trouble had been caused by the dse iS d
0i ,h P to leave town immediately. Roche said he
would not CO. witness told him that the propTetors OF
had been disclosed before being sent to the Office Al
subsequent Interview witness informed the accused that
NJ sesrns, the President OF the Company was Vf
Superintendent and that they had dreeted MN 20 eaSo
the Office doing the thug but was unable 70 FUR
nish proof he said that the name oi t e
was John sammond, Of No. 20 BrQsd.st,, q
very nice old gentleman to whom ne na Oeg w Stover
by gentleman from NewOreans joseph "; ho t,
general manager of the Company, eorroDOrate1 'nc
mony OF the preceding witness John sanUn1 hav
that he member OF the open Board Oh bloh S n
Ing an Office at No 40 Broadst that he had seen Tue pen
ciied memorandum shown; received ~ a.. IN ht tno
| gold room; did not know who gave IL 70 n,tn'
declined the question put by Justice Do%hi6
"a To what he did with t,as will tend to crmlnao n
and perhaps subject him to criminal prosecution az S 9
time he making disposition OF tna1 pPei az
not know that he was about 10 commit orlmal oehse
| Justice Bowling insisted upon bis question DelnS an
swered and the witness replied that ne mao lncoeu te
memorandum In note TO Mr. ButGher W tmS Gtey
the complaint on the ground mat the evidence IN
was not sufficient TO warrant the magistrate .h b
holding the accused Justice Do%nhg aeni hou ' no
motion, and the accused was hed 70 pat "
| await tho action Of the Grand jury.
49, John Carter weknown hotel thief, stole from me
room Of Mrs Mary Bliss, nc the 81 Ncholas ioe eniy
Yesterday morning a watch and chain valued az 500
small amount OF money ana g0d stud Inc tlet ueh
went to the room Of Mr. T. H. Rogers. cashier OF te no
cnpaut A Carter about to leave the room Mr. hog-
ers awOke and seeing stranger Leaving inc tQo,n s,
the alarm. To escape Detective GO9eh ate tnloi G
down flight Of stairs, but was. caughI az the loOe Y
some OF the employees OF the hotel ana tue stoch
and chain found In his possession, togethcr WIN hfe
different parcels Of money, stolen, probably from ths DC
| cunauts OF az many rooms. At later hour
| the prisoner taken before Justce mos"n,
and committed for on Friday last quahuy VI
n q LEROY a Co. OF No. 2G Water-st, by means OF q
forged purportng to have been drawn Oy one 49,
Jones clerk in the employ of the Messrs htcneI 70,
Of No Broadway. This pipe was fouhd yehtstuay ~
the possession OF Christopher Burns, plumber, VINO
Eeep shop at No. East Broadway, and as he eoud
not satisfactorily account for IT, he was atrested ana
stlee Hogan temporarily committed him TO the custody
Of Capt Thorn In order 30 afford that Ocer an opgOfu
nifty OF further investigating the case Randolph Dress
Ter was Yesterday arrested the complaint or Chrs0-
nheT Martin OF No 3i5 WashngtOn.st, who accuses nm
OF having stolen frkn OF butter valued at Fo com
mtted for trial Justice bowling dismissed Que James
Hector accused by policeman Yesterday, Of stealing
spTnkng the street on the ground That no COM
| plant on tho part Of the city was In Court