New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

Saturday an examination was commenced in the case OF
Udell Cohen, Ezurl Blohm Marks Gouwater ana
Schey who attempted to enter the house OF MT C1rhe
n stryker at Gravesend Friday night Udell CohV, ~
who Informed Mr. syker that the attempt was 70 70 the
statement OF the facts already published Ihe eAanmn a.
ton was adllguTne1 % ,lll tol9o'Eo" Hirscb and A. d.
schwackenberg Of the American Mineral water COMPANY
Tor libel was concluded and the decision reserved Inc
dnfs as selling agent, accused the defendants OF
pserted tIat he Cpaintif had been discharged for
nteInperance and inattentiOn to business and tnat
his tnIsntlf - starving family The testimony showed
that Razoux had been IN the practice OF dtlDkhg hn
wine and seltzer water but was not given to ardent
snrits that he is able TO support his family and bears
good character 1t shown that the circular was pub
nended TO H. The defendants failed to produce any est
mony sustaining the allegations contained IN the clre
lar Vim. H. Whiting, lawyer VINO IL accused ny bu-
ward Van Ness brother member Of the bar, OF perjury,
IA 10 be examined in this court IL Is charged that Nht
INC made false affidavit TO obtain an order aud supple
,nenfory proceedings for examination OF Judgment
debtor as to his property The order was obtained on
Dec 4 1851 For dlsobedence Of the order, A. W. HYDE
the debtor is In jail.
In the Tombs Police Court, on Saturday, before
Justice Hogan, Herman seo, late clerk employed ny
FOR trial seo was arrested Friday last on suspicion
Of having stolen from his employer two pieces OF ,eiySs
searched and the stolen goods found there together
with much other property stolen from tne stnre @ oa
heen I'm his employ has lost over 81 200 worth OF goods
The prisoner gave information which led TO the recovery
room at the lodging house No. Mnl6erIyst on frida1
night aud on entering 1t found the bed already occupied
nv one John Hauer, travelling gent living AT no %
New-Bowery disturbance ensued during when tlsher
was stabbed In the arm by his opponent receiving
severe wound Hauer was arrested and Justice Hogan
committed him for trial The examination IN the case
OF Charles H. Van DOren alias HeIre, who s accused OF
haylu0 pawned to the notorious auctloner Zeno Burn
ham for $65 piano. valued at sGOO which he had hired
from the owner, Mr. George Steck OF No
lIl Eightlst AZ a rental Of $40 per month";
was continued before Justice Hogan yesterday
on the formal examination OF the accused he said that
he was native of Chicago ILL., IS years OF age that ne
had hired the piano from MIR. Sock for the use OF ms
wife and that being in OF money he had obtained
from Burnham temporary loan upon IT. but intended 70
redeem the instrument as he was able Ihe ma
gstrate took the papers and reserved bis decision Inc
piano has been recovered and restored 70 the owner
An examination held Saturday In the case OF Ed
ward Brady accused OF having under preense that ne
was revenue officer seized $3.50 worth OF WHISKY ~ te
store OF James Eagan, No 30 East Eeventhst Mr. felx
Baxter No East Twenty fifth s., who earted the
whisky testified that he could not tell by whom ne had
been engaged Testimony also taken against Charles
McKenna who il accused Of receiving the whisky, know
ing be stolen. The magistrate look the paper anu
reserved his decision.