New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
Law TNTELLIG ENCE.
THE CRIMINAL COURTS

THE CRIMINAL COURTS.
Charles w Wilson and Thomas White were
committed Yesterday by Justice Kelly for having on
Tuesday evening stolen from showcase IN front Of NO
6Johnst two meeFschanm pipes, Valued az 80 The
In the Court of Sessions James Kelly
was acquitted OF having stolen $50 from Bridget
ONeill. at whose house. No 81 Tsllmanst ne boarded
Kelly was accused OF committing the larceny while
Bridget was absent from the room IN which the money
he having shortly before seen her take some money
the bureau for tho purpose VI purchasing quart VI
ale
In the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Dodge Richard and Charles Darling were held to
second fSor Of No West Twenty sxth-st upon which
by the police made early yesterday morning.
place, were discharged For stealing money from
John Hubs owen Clark committed for trial.
In the Court of Special Sessions Peter Morris
ned $50 and remanded I'LL the tne should be paid
forstealug frock John Rely was sent to the
Penitentary four months for stealing ladys sacque
and undertaking. Joseph Aaron was sent TO
Blackwe's Island for three months for stealing guam
tity OF vest paddings John peady and Richard Nc We
stealing clothes from line.
At the Yorkvilie Police Court, before Justice
Connolly exCouncilman Ryer WAS brought up under al
rest by Policeman Mooney. on charge OF having as
saulted him Ryer discharged and then complained
that Mooney rushed INTO the liquor store AZ the miersee
friends drinking and without proy0cation struck
him On the head and that when down either Mooney OF
vi his friends trampled on him. The policeman was
held To answer.
In Essex Market Police Court, before Justice
STANDBY Dennis McCarty aud David Roche We're held
for trial charge OF brutally assautng Mrs. Mar
garet Mulcahy OF No 1871 Hamltonst on Tuesday even
ing Roche knocked her down and McCarty cut hef on
the head with a knife Daniel Hurch and John Holman
held for trial for having as alleged stolen from
John Kraft of No 50 Avenue $50 IN greenbacks kran
was drinking at the table In lager bier saloon WIN
the accused who were showing tricks ~ cards, and
having occasion 20 leave she room found on ms return
ing the money, which he had forgoteh 20 TAKE from the
table also gone portion OF the stolen money was
found In possession Of the accused on their arrest
James X. Mcconnell and William Morris
were Yesterday arrested by Detective Elder. the
plant OF MIR Peter ". Longley Of No 49, Carton-aye
rooklyn charged with having been part OF gang, who
on the evening OF Jan. 20 josted Mr. Longley he
about entering Myrtesv at the Brooklyn Ferry
and robbing him OF a wallet cOnta ming 81 ln treasury
notes note O hand for $1,000. ana other valuable
The accused taken before Justice Kelly AT the
TOmbs where the complainant positively Identified the
accused having formed portion Of the party The
oiiense been committed in Brooklyn. the magis-
trate decided that he had no jurisdiction IN the matter
and the accused were accordingly taken 10 Brooklyn
John Smith, Joseph Walker. and Henry ID.
Cooper arrested Tuesday night, AT No ~ Centc'l
where they were alleged 10 be- engaged Ia the maDufc
ture OF counterfeit coin. Smith found ON the thu
hOo and IN the room there press dies ahu he!a
mould for taking an impression OF s. 80 coin prepare
tory to making the Gle, aud In the mould mere NS Soh
uine q 90 gold coin The other parties were arcteu ~
they were going into the room They s2y ha lne! WIZ
looking FOR painter. and II seems thu the room was
recently occupied by painter. " John omlh a. sup
posed Ia be maine assumed by Mr.. Cooper Inc ar
ress made on information given by y H. toriff,H
Special Agent OF the Treasury Department. one OF ms u
eotvcs having discovered the parties ana the crle
The detective says that large Quantities OF inr % I S
circulation. Commissioner Osborn committed the &C
cused for examination In default OF 5000 ball each
THE CIVIL COURTS
Ia Tho y. 5. District C0uUt yesterday. Oh NO