New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-10
Law INTELLIGENCE.
THE CRIMINAL COURTS.


In the United States Commissioners Office,
Jersey City on Saturday, Albert Close committed
10 answer charge Of passing counterfeit currency
On Saturday Justice VOORHEES, sent William
Abenehy aged 10, TO the House OF Refuge Tor attempting
| TO shoot his mother
In the Recorders Court of Hudson City, on
Saturday. Aun ONe. alias Ann Smith. was charged with
having committed corrupt PERJURY at recent trial IN the
HOboken Police Court and was held for trial.
Alexander j. Christie was yesterday commit
ted by Justice Bowling for having on Jan 20 stolen from
Annie Ross ut No 90 Mercerst cloak, mum, and other
articles, valued at $50 The prisoner occupied room In
the house at the time.
James Malloy, Felix Lowell, and Michael
Redeem boys aged from IL to II years on Saturday
committed by Justice Bowling for having broken open
the showcase OF Mr. stephen Ryder at No GO Fultonst
aud stolen theefrem mink fur collar valued at $40
In Justice Cornwalrs Court, Brooklyn, James
Gallagher Of No. liz East Warrenst was hned sSO Tor
Keeping his liquor open alter 70 o'clock at night
Frederick Troy OF Fourthaye neay seysnteentlst was
held for examination on IA snilar charge
At the Yorkville Police Court, before Justice
! Connolly Michael Rogers and Michael McCabe, both
young men %ere yesey Dr oranS
attempted to forGe ogen the side door OF the &
at ,5Cc. u ''''' . way w
In the Brooklyn Court of Sessions, on Satur-
day, John W. Rderboch previously convicted OF sodomy
sentenced to nine years aud six months IN the state
Prison. John Rabbit indicted for highway robbery was
attempting to break into the barn Of Bernard Brady with
attempt 10 steal The testimony showed that the house
error was sufficient TO invaidae the Indictment and d
reeted the jury to aeauit On motion OF the =, District A.
action Of the Grand Jury.
Justice Quarterman of Flushing, on Saturday,
committed nyers suspicion of being the person
who Thursday night last broke into the residence OF
barney Corse on Jamaica ave. and Cottage place. and
stole several oyercoas, fur caps. and other articles
valued $50 About two bell belonging to
Hose Company No OF Flushing, stolen. and no
OF could be found ON Saturday last Denis Mar
Flushing, and the bell which hung over his wagon was
identified the formerly belonging to the engine
receiving stolen goods
In Justice Buckley's Court, Brooklyn, on Sat
urday, Thomas Murray and Dennis Clare were charged
nssaung her with pistol. The prisoners Revenue
officers aud were engaged In searching for an Illicit s
the time the alleged Offenses were committed, Mrs
Koran having locked the doors to prevent their entrance
Clare forced them open ana the Woman @ the OH
were held to bail William Brown accused Henry Wilson
evidence that the prisoner had intended
steal. The complainant obtained the money.
In the Essex Market Police Court on Satur-
a Ss psne and on O kTa q q m
pocketbook, containing $50 The complainant ayers that
the table at which the prisoners sat down
and played some tricks with cards kraf watched them
book when he returned to look for IT, both the and
the men had gone. Hirsch was subsequently arrested
for breaking windows In Avenue and searching him
sum Of money was found In his possession which Krat
identified as belonging TO him The prisoners were held
to bail In the sum OF $500 TO answer the charge.
JohnD1iiles, porter, employed by Messrs.
Adolph Bandmann Co OF No. 80 Churchs on Satur
day arrested the charge OF theft He confessed that he
had, within the past eight months, stolen from his
poyers goods valued at $1,000 His mode OF pro-
ceedng 10 place extra piece Of goods into
10 be sent 10 customer OF tho firm IN the city, and
aerward call for IT, saying that had beed sent by mis-
take This he would then dispose Of 10 retail dealers
Prominent among the personto whom Hes sold goods
John Baumaeh Of No Is Delanceys In the store Of the
latter Detective Field found $50 worth OF the stolen
property Baumaeh arrested. and stated that he
was IN the habit OF buying goods from porters because
he obtained them cheaper from those persons than from
their employers. After examination before Justice
bowling. both Banmach and Hiles were committed 10
await tho result OF a further examination
The examition in the case Of Richard and
Charles Darling. charged with keeping gambling house
at No West Twenty sixhst continued before Jus
tce Dodge Saturday. The sergeant charge tho
officers who made the arrest testified that he entered
house by means OF night key furnished BY superin.
tendent Kennedy. When the officers entered the rooms
no game was going and 10 money was exposed TO