New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
CRIMINAL,

In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, on Tues
day next, Margaret Welsh. better known hs fGhuy ~
Wright" viii DO tried for the murder OF olcer '4eOA'''
ney.
In Justice Hauptman's Court, Morrisanla,
Patrick Doan was renanded after having been exam
iucd on the charge OF assaultng Jon Jlel, IN O iH'
because he refused to supply him with liquor
/. In the Court of Quarter Sessions, Elizabeth,
y. j., saturday Judge Green passed @ 'ne h
years the state PRISON. John ROBBERS ana PscK np
CESS burglary Ave years each; Alexander bruce & pIh
larry. fyc years Margaret Divine grand larceny 'i''
years.
George Mooney, aged 1G years, was before
Instce Mansfield on Saturday, at the Essex Market o
lice Cour accused Of being concerned WIN one a. az
NorrisCy aud another person unknown Who' ~ Is "s
legged STOLE 500 from the store OF Kehr kener 30. & I
NJ. i09 suokst on tho l2Ih INST MofriSey was n0'u
In the Court of General Sessions to-day be-
fore Judge Russell tho following named persons are e5
pccted to be- arraigued Joseph o and lregeiies @ %
H., firing the house Of ClthuTne Taylor, No blo hlHth
avc nu Nov 81 Charles Sullivan, John A. lrapp, ahu
Henry ccord On e charge OF & Of sS V'g1S in
Thomas Brewn Thongs Lynch bnrglay ro Na AK
Lynch, breang into Morris Abraham siore' c No %D
several thousand dollars worth Of bonds IRON Geo; D.
unr Eas bToser e91So r. hgJaSs, M lanes Beyns
diamond ring valued at 500 rom Ars' james DoNi"'
after having accompanied her to ball
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Jue ice Ledwith Michael Reilly OF No 20 Iblriaye' yes
tfrHy preferred u complaint against Peter Gllen ana
Edward Tayors, both Young men that tey peat MN ~
lis saloon at the above mentioned place. t, ao4Jt
g O'clock yesterday morning. ana stole MS WATCH
valued 900 Si0O Tho prisoners sad that whc delenahS
tine eharnctrr Of political friend they were assaulted ny
the complainant ana some OF his friends, ana hau dono
nothing bcyOud defending their peTsOus against supe,
rior numbers They were committed Tor TRIAL .Danlel
Newman aged 81 years residing IN leuthaYe, near l-
street was committed for trial. THO charge DeihS
that on November II he stole diamond pm ana hOho Ar
tcea ~ clothing vaned la a nt $s2 belonging 10 Ar
Danel BevingOn of 30 20 Varick ST. 10 was turthtr Al
lodged that Newman, tine following day pa"ned th9
pin at No. SIlivanst
A novel point of law was raised before Judge
Elatchford Oh Saturday IN the OF the United states
against L. Tippman dealer IN tobacco NJ no ~ halI
s Iippman lad been summoned TO produce hlS booAs
fir examination iu proceeding before Ihileu St"os
Commissioner involving criminal charge against nun "a
making alleged false rCturns OF his business tIahsaCDh
io the Assessor. By advice OF counsel ppnah rtIusc
90 produce his books, the ground that lhey
evidence tending To crimnate him, aud no was, tneIc
fore not Obliged 90 produce them. Iho Coihhih-
,0ner ruled adversely on this point, ana tho
case was taken before the Judge Tor feVleWaI
ON the argument before the Judge, dppmehs
counsel cOnended TINT one cOnld De ODleeu ~ Plo
duce evidence against himself, either oral OF wtten
that according 10 the first PRINCIPLES OF law, "ltisss
was protected from tcstifyng againsti hlmseH OI6P ;
there being no ernatyo Of force torture or c0puaOn
~ any Kind make him disclose such testimony and
therefore the right was necessarily. stI stronger ana
clearer I'm relation written testimony, as the Govern
had the right aud power Ia seize books ana papers
for reasonable cause ana 10 would be manesy opposed
to the spirit OF laws enforce principle tat wouih
by It's application force murderer to produce the wea-
non or Instrument by the OF which he committed his
crime; or TO produce the written evidence OF his
guilt. Tho Court took the papers, reservng It's decision