New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-11
CRIMINAL.

In Justice Daniels's Court, Williamsburch. On
Saturday John GIalam driver u the Grai,alaaye
Railroad line, was committed for having run over =
child, four years old, and severely injuring IT, wv
In Justice CARROTS Court, Staten Island on
Saturday Patrick Boyin was sentenced TO thirty aud
broken into the house OF Mr. John Murphy at Tomp,
Justice Buckley of Brooklyn on Saturday beA
for further hearing Mr. John LOwery contractor fos
cleaning the streets of the lid Ward FOR permitting ne
frOm York-st. TO Frontst, and Bridgest from
Sandsst 10 East River TO remain In filthy condition
prejudicial to the public health
In Justice Delmars Court, Brooklyn, on Sat-
urday, Mary Foley u stylish" looking young woman
language to Mary Brady Mary Wallace was sent 70
the penitentary for three months for having bckcped
both eyes Of Mrs. Margaret Lynch. Alice Herman
fined $40 for having beaten her husband.
In the Jefferson Market Police Court on Sat-
urday, before Justice Dodge, Thomas iarney'a wei.
known confidence man, Mas held TO bail Ia The sum q
Bank for attempting TO swInde the bank out Of O By
deposing spurious checks ana drawing against them
John Gabriel was summoned before Justice
Hauplman, OF Morissani9, on saturday. for breaking
down fence set up around the German Catholic Church
at Merose; JOhn thonght that the fence Led
been erected against the enons OF the church. and that
he had right TO dem0sh it. The WILL be proceeded
with on Monday. John Krut was arrested on Saturday
at the complaint OF John Webb for maciously damaging
two OF the boats belonging 10 complainant, and lying "a
Port Morris lie sentenced TO 80 days imprisonment
In the Court Of Special Sessions on Saturday.
Peter Fitzgerald sentenced TO three months impis
large plate glass window in A. T. Stewards doan town
store The prisoner bad been doing some work about the
store for which Mr. Stewart refused 70 pay n what lie
considered proper compensation, aud IL WAS claimed
that he broke the window in revenge George schatst
sentenced 10 three months imprisonment and ue
Of So for keeping dsordcrly house at No e. Bayardst
at the YOrkyille Police Court before Justice
Kelly, George Bennet and James Stevens were commit
ted 10 answer accusation preferred by Warden Jane.
W. Smith Of the Lunatc Asylum BlackwePs Island, Of
having on Saturday Last approached the Island 10 b9a
tempted to gain the Long Island shore, when they
pursued and captured. otto newport Oh sevGItyseY'
peace toward his ntghbor, William Meyer, with whom
he had had falling out. McAulihe OF NO 200 East
FOrty.Dinthst was accused Of aSsaulting Miss Julia
burke sue IN company Win her brolher had spent tne
evening at his house. but on going home they found their
door locked, so they returned 20 McAulhes, whers
she was assaulted after q slight dispute touching
OF money she accused Of owing the defendants WIFE,
At the Essex Market Police Court, Yesterday
before Justice Mansfield, John Dunn was held TO bail in
5000 TO answer for inncng stab wound the Of
John Kelly OF No. 424 East feminist Godfrey Belly.
Robinson OF IF no. Is cntons and demandg of linn III:
watch and money to obtain his release Med bonds in $50
Mnkee Of No. 6lS Water St. and Thomas O. Foran of No
c. held in 500 bonds tho former nOt
closing his duorsa0on at u o'clock on Saturday night
and tho latter for opening his saloon sunday morning
In the United States Commissioners Office on
Saturday, before Commissioners Belts, the case OF the
United States ag James Verdon and James Carroll came
up The defendants were seamen on the ship Liza Lilly
on sp he beTe M 6s IG FOR abs
mutnied on the passage On being taken before tho
their guilt and said that they had drawn ps defend
themselves against the officers, who had previously
drawn pistols them They were then lodged In jail 20
await the arrival Of the Ida LILY but that vessel hay.
ing gone TO NewOrleans instead OF coming 70
this port, and the dispositions in the case having
arrived here in vessel that lett Liver
pool subsequent TO the one bringing defendants,
the DstrctAttorney now after examining these deposit
tons has become satisfied that there Is against
defendants and the Commissioner by consent OF the Dis
trctAttOrney, has discharged them. William England,
proprietor OF dstilery at Avenue and Twentiethst,
accused Of having resisted the entrance OF the 10.
terna Revenue Inspector 20 his premises Discharged
the ground that the law only cOntempates the en-
Of inspector during business hour and by the
ordinary mode Of entrance and that the attempt OF TIC
officer 70 enter the place during the night and by other
than the regular door Of entrance, was uniustnable
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, before
acting magistrate Alderman Moore, Franklin Curtis,
cOlOred man. accused by Mr.. VIM. IL. Fowler OF No. IS
Charcsst OF having stolen from his residence coat
valued at $50 Curtis, who was hired 20 whewash tho
abOvenamed premises observed 10 leave the honse
with bundle in his possession, supposed to contain the
coat He was committed George Kutchler and Henry
Schultz committed 20 the Tombs yesterday, sns
pciOn of having stolen from the store OF Michael j. Cody
No Ibertyst wines aud liquors valued Mt
one Samuel spero giving his residence 81 Warren
boarded at the Metropolitan Hotel for two days,
Gently, and left without paying his board.