New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-29
this Court For these reasons the prayer Of the petition
CRIMINAL

In the United States District Court in Brook
lyn L. L. yesterday, Charles H. Vent was eommHted by
Oniteu o''o n'i,y ~ onartermaster and commisSary
stores from Fort WadswOrth
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Mansfield, John Mcguire was committed
KehOe OF No Is Firstaye Emanuel Berdenheimer WAS
held TO bail in the sum of $500 charge Of cruelty 10
charge OF having stolen shawl from No 1877 Rvngton.
ST.. Joseph H Burke Of No. 2l7 East SEVENTH was
held 70 bail In the sum Of $780, Charge; Assault Oh
lady who was buying some goods in his store.
In the United States Commissioners office yes
terday before Commissioner Belts Jose ferfer ue
the editor and proprietor OF the spanish paper nn
plant OF Ignacio Gomez Minister ed
Nicaraga and Honduras to the United states az
defendant with having. the lltn INST :, az, az
Delmonico's, assaulted nm nm ana decmity is said
TO have arisen out of bitter differences OF opinion enter
tanned by these two parties as 10 the GUuiss u Penn
Spanish Government in ITS relations with Ch ana feru
There was no allegation Of any physical force being useu
by defendant but simply that he gescuateu WOentS
and In threatening manner, and dared the Minister 70
fght duel The defendant, who had been arrested ny
Deputy United states Harshals Dwlre ana hleSdy w
required to give 600 bail for his appearance Tor eAa
nation on Tuesday next.
At the jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day. before Justice shandey, Daniel X Coburn was &C
sixthave Of $1,000 in gold on the 7th OF February as
The complainant alleged that the prisoner obtained the
money by representing himself 10 be broker In Wals
and engaged in gold specuatons He exhlbltea teie
gram purpOrng 10 have come from friend In Masnihg
who alleged to be Mr. mcCullOCKs
visng him to buy gold largely He wanted TO borrow o
for specializing purposes and offered two bonds on the
Toledo LORanspOrt and Northern Indiana Railroad Ior
81 600 each as security They were taken, and suDse
quently found to be worthless. He was committed
Augustus Saski, teacher, was committed lor
the alleged theft of gold chain, valued at sllO from
Emma Sands Of No. 80 Springs on the 2lst inst ne
said that Miss Sands presented him with IT,. amy
King committed for stealing the wardrobe OF nate
Davis Of No 100 Bleeker-st
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed one william Gregory, he having been
nd lafa nil "a
bundle containing 100 pairs OF Kid gloves valued AT
1900. These subsequently found 10 nave been
stolen from the store OF Emanuel Beer, No E6 Broad
way, which had been broken into. Gregory Is sash ana
Cahi OF No 249 West Twentyseventhst, caused the ar
Of John Gibbs he having taken from her two Engsh
gold coins Of the value OF $40 TO exchange into currency
and he failed TO return the money He was committed
John Williams attempted 20 steal tub OF butter from
front OF the store Of Henry Punchard, at No. 60
New Chambers-st., but was caught in the act and
arrested and committed 20 the Tombs. -. MI
Patrick Dickie Of No West Thirty eighthst
testified that Thursday afternoon he robbed OF
package containing is State bonds OF the value OF $3.50
which he had procured a short time previous from a
banking house in Wal-st Twice, on the way uptown
Edward Marks alias Dutch Heinrich" josted against
him At the corner OF Broadway and Seventh-ave. Mr.
Dcke stepped upon a Broadway and Seventhaye. car
and he did he felt seize the package OF
bonds from behind and he turned in time to Hem
rich running away with the package In his possession
Two other witnesses testified TO the same statement OF
facts The capture OF Heinrich, after long chase and
desperate struggle has been already detailed at length
IN TIRE TRIBUNE The accused WAS committed TO the
TOmbs TO await the result Of another examination
Charles Gorham native OF Boston, aged % years was
taken into custody yesterday, while attempting TO steal
parcel OF NewEngland rum, valned at $50, from III
front Of No 10 Broadway and owned by Mr. John Camp
bell. For this he was committed 10 the TOmbs.