New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

I animation was adjourned to the 9th inst
In Justice Cornwellis Court Brooklyn, there
Brett the former accused Of obtaining sl20 from the
Central Bank Brooklyn by cheeks iogs u ae the lar
ter accused Of furnishing the fraudulent Gnechs
Dephor VINO had been arrested as and ne es
fed that Perez 70 give onehaf the proceeds 10
for the cheeks and that he eo saq 10 e rbs central
Bank 10 prevent any OF the money being dos'
and showed thai at the time Il was stated that Brett had
received the money from Perez ana Delfo at Ino 70 W
So Nassau-st Yarney was discharged The further ex-
animation Is to take place today
At the Yorkyille Police Court, before Justice
Connolly yesterday Frederick HariHg residing at the
intersection Of Eig6tysixthst and Tbrdaye, was heu
TO charge preferred by mis- wife Mary tnat n9
that on Saturday night he beat her and backened
her eyes solomon Rosenberg was held ~ sTO pan 70
mtted wifu perjury by appearing before Justice snaRd
ley the Essex Market Police Court and iesttipg taat
Miner the wife Of the latter, pointed cooked pistol az
a% rs enS h SiaSve H nsar ssh also
fed to the truth Of Mrs Miners deposition Daniel
o GGIg HAVING on Saturday night
and beaten John Clancy an old man Oe Wiz Ssy y
I'm the house of Michael Dawson its alleged father Since
Mrs Cassidy married is said Dawson mas refused
charge pending against Dawson for negeeng It's sup
port
In the U. s. District Court, in the case of the
made to discharge the defendants plea OF former
acqutal Defendants were tried in the Circuit Court IN
OF the special tax and they were acquitted as not beg
principals but only employees They are now indicted Tor
running still 1.-THE still referred 10 the trla In a
dwelling house, which counsel for defendants claimed
was substantially the same ohense as tho one ior when
ton by Assistant DlstrctAtOmey Phelps, decision was
reserved In the Of the United states agt Hedman
and Fallanee, motion was made 10 quash an lndlct
ment found against the defendants for running still In
place where other business carried on Defendants
meath grocery store at No ROsest The motion was
based the fact that the Indictment found before
the preliminary examination before the Commissioner
concluded IL appeared that while the examination
was pending on the iast day tRe Grand 3 IN was s
that the defendants might not be kert in Jail all Summer
This defendants counsel claimed was fatal TO the ndct
ment After reply by Assistant District Attorney Phelps,
decision reserved
In the case of Pinder agt. StOothOf before
Judge Thompson Brooklyn the jury after celebrating
Of Pnder VIM. Pinder, young haberdasher Of Brook.
Ign, married Eliza stockholm May; 1862 He endeayored
naw advised her daughter 10 get the upper mana OF I'M
beT aTo cS Was BORN much 10 the peril of her daugh
ter In short she behaved so badly that the husDahu
could not live In peace at home and went to Chicago lie
proposed to his wife to accompany MN Dut she, acns
under the advice OF her mother refused so to DO Mrs
drel and was otherwise impote in addressing him.
He returned from the West but still his wife refused
band was rude and used the most indecent language in
her presence She often waited until O'Clock In the
born he behaved ike brute and denied her physician.
lie threatened Kill himself in her presence and said he
told straightforward story, and by her womanly
bearing won the good opinion OF the Court
She said a saleswOman In millinery store but
latterly have followed dressmakng; / never told my
daughter to keep the upper hand OF heE hsand never
the child; Emma came to house OF her own free-wi;
ala not even invite her; told her to leave her
husband or not to 20 with him West afternoon Emma
came to me, ana asked me If she could come ana Ave
ask: he had discharged Bridget. given up tho house
and said lie was going To Chicago; told her Ger,
within few days after that he moved her up bag and
baggage and left her there with sJ to support her when
he came back fren Chicago he came to see her did not
shake my fist in his face aud order him to leave the house
DID not hold my daughter back from hmi never toiq
MT Palmer that " my daughter went PACK 70 nlin 1
hoped no would kill her never advised my daughter
not 20 20 back her husband: have supported and
clothed her and her child since september 1854 without
one cent from ham any OF his folks Judge Ihompsons
charge TO the jury was BRIEF and Impartial Ihose VINO
listened TO the testimony maryeled at the length oil time
tho jury were put.
At the Tombs Police Court on Saturday
Justice bowling committed James Campbell and pros
ttue, Anne Morris by name, the complaint OF Mrs
Mary Ann Archer Of No 10 Grands On the 10th OF April
from closet IN Mrs. Arcers residence CSmpbei was
afterward arrested suspicion Of having stolen tho
no was discharged It was afterward ascertaned that
Campbell had committed the theft and afterward
meeting the girl Morris the street had accompanied her
70 her apartment While he was sleeping the g TOOK inc
make complaint against her rs IL would have ominated
himself At ball in Mercerst. hall, frequented
by thieves and loose women, thief known as Goose"
stole watch and chain portion OF the property from
tho girl aud she, for similar reason, did not dare to
make complaint Goose" was arrested few days after
ward for picking the pocket Of gentleman at the Ho-
bokeh Ferry and was sentenced to years imprson
mon III the Trenton iN. j. State Prison. Recently, the
girl and paramount Thomas Ianley by name, went TO
Troy and Detectives Vaughan and Irving, having learned
pair, aud brought them TO this city. Hanley
was discharged By Justice Garyln Of the Superior
Court writ Of habeas corpns there being evidence
10 show that he had been connected with the theft.
George A. Young living at No ITO Wayerley was
mn tied la hN
for having ON the 18th day Of March last stolen from his
employer, Mr. James Dunn doing business at No. 3Oi Ca
nalst package containing gloves, aces, hosiery &c.
valued az more than 81 900 These goods the prisoner sub
sequenty dlsPpsed Oh 10 Charles snh OF no; 10 Ha
Saturday for having stolen from his employer Mr. pa
yd W. Defores OF NO ~ Goldst 50 25 IL is alleged that
tile accused at various times from his employ
ers sums amounting IN the aggregate 10 over $50.
Charles b. Barron was committed 70 the Tombs Saur
day for having about two years ago, stolen FROM his
ployers, Messs 8. n. Bxby Co.. OF No l73 Washington
st. $500, with which he fled from the city: On Friday
last Mr.. Bxby the accused IN Courandtst for the
first time since his flight, and caused his arrest Barron
says that after his flight he visited the mines OF Mexico
California and Idaho. On the way back TO this city, his
vaSe containing his clothing and $50 was stolen and he
reached this city on the steamer Ocean queen on Friday
last, almost penniless: few years ago Barron was
duced TO gamble by some OF the leading men OF mat
place lost and TO make good his losses, stole sum OF
money from the store OF neghborlng merchant. The
theft traced to him. and he forced to fee from
the place leaving behind him wife and infant child;
saloOnkeepes were held to bail yesterday. by Justice
Hogan, TO answer for having violated the Excise law
No. 1853 Chahamst; Harmon Dayton. No. l9l Chatham
st.; John Johnson No. l49 Chatham-st; Gustaye War
CAN'T No 226 willam-st John Bush, No. 1Gs Chatham
St; Martin Stonecke, No 2O Wiam-sti and Aaron Dun
ecker No. Peeksip.
COURT CALENDARS-Tms DAY
CouRTGKNERAL TEKNled By BARNARD, T. j., NGkA
and CARDozo, j. J. Court opens a. l0t a. N.
Non enumerated notions
SUPREME COURr-CBCUT-PkHT Held by INGALLs, j. Court
a 10 m.
l0 Gekn agt Dnmoe Pres $685. Jennings WTeckng Co.
&c 0fCity ON. Y.
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