The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-06
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
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TIE Moan. PENTLASD GAMBLING CAsE-N will DO 70.
membered that about week ago notice appeared In
the HERALD Of descent upon The alleged gambling
house situate No 90 East Twelfth by the officers
Of the Fifteenth precinct The warrant upon which the
descent issued by Justice Ledwitb OF the
jefferson Market Police Court, the application OF
Robert p Noah No 2aS West twenty. frs. street The
parties arrested and brought before Justice Led
win, who alleged by Defendants Counsel arbitrarily
adjourned the examination Oh account OF the absence OF
the Complainant until yesterday The alleged arbitrary
action OF the Justice severely nmadyorted upon
BY the counsel for the DEFENCE who conteGded that
with 10 exanin alton, a. both parties were then
present, he was emitted TO q dismissal OF
tho CON plaint; and that the properly taken under
the warrant had q night to be restored. The
counsel for the complainant took the ground that
he was ready TO 60 on with tho case and that his failure
to proceed With an exam nation was attributable only 10
the absence Of tbs The counsel, moreover
contended that he had full right, without concession
or Indulgence 70 represent In the present
prosecution. Tho counsel for denied right
OF The complainant 10 be represented by private coun
sol but conceded the right OF as witness
To have counsel present. and further Claimed that the
complainant mad no right TO appoint district attorney
for him el TO conduct tie prosecution, as the estabs
meat OF that principle would completely paraiyze
and nuhfy the prosecuting officer Of the country.
The counsel also declared that tho magistrate
hearing tho examination cannot allow private
counsel where II Is objected 10 by the defendants.
la the absence OF the mass further action
taken In this Case than The preceding actions Tue part
OF the respective Counsel Of the conteAdng parties Tho
statements OF the counsel Of which the foregoing 10 the
substance was taken down py Dir. Pi.lman, IN the
absence of Jrsce Ledwith's clerk. The will be
warmly fought both SIDES and the further hearing of
the case Is looked forward 10 with great deal OF IN
terost
CHARGE FogGxRy-Yesterday afternoon officer
Saunders Of the Thirteenth precinct went to o. Alien
arrested David Reiss cigar maker who has
for some time past been forging the OF "Elizan
and Rose Kay &C., 10 number OF small orders for
bonnss shoes table pillows. &c appears that,
under the name OF kayser re 81 succeeded IN swiadng
some eighteen or tweny persons out OF various amounts
in goods anu money 10 the value OF perhaps fifty
lars On beng arragncd before Justice Snandiey and
"put the question he admitted with many tears, his
guilt Be was committed In de auit OF bail for q
ing before the Grand Jury the charge OF forgery
BURSTING OF FARO BANK descent by . squad Of
the Twenty precinct police, under the command
OF Sergeant Brien, made tho night before last
the alleged gambling saloon OF Richard Darling Al No
l West Iwenty-sixth street. pumb,r Of visitors were
the premises the time the officers arrived all OF
vG0m were taken to the station house. The gambling
apparatus cards. checks lay out &C., taken pos
OF and colve cd away. Yesterday the alleged
proprietor Ricnard Daring brought before Justice
Dodge and charged With nen2 the proprietor and con-
ductor Uf the estsbl shmvnt in question separate
complaint entered aganst Charles Darling, VINO, II
Is said acted dealer durGg the progress OF the game
sfaro.o Both hold Lha complaint In
the sum OF $500 each.
TRIALS AT PorrcE HEApouARTERs.-rhe Police Commits
soners held Their regular weekly trial meeting yesisr.
day, President Acton In the examiners chair. Over
ninety Iatromcn tried charges preferred
against them by their captains. sergeanis and rounds
There we're cases OF importance in which
citilens we're the colnplainants