New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

was seen prowng about the residence Of Margaret Car
man at No 20 Henry-st. >. Cornelius J. Foley was
Wateh from owen Finnegan, OF No l79 Orchard-st -.
Samuel Muller required to give $500 ba 10 answer t
the chargeof frightening Louisa Perry Of No l25 East
Ifoustonst w,ae she was e,cee by suddenly putting
large artificial spider IN frost OF her face Antonio
Taite an italian committed on the charge OF having
committed elonious assault on ofcer Prindle OF the
Seventh Precinct ('I i
AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Bowling George Williams alias Jerry Dunn, was
arragned and accused by Henry H. Harrison OF NO 2eo
Broadway Of attempting to eXtort from nm slOo. Inc
complanant keeps gift jewelry establishment at the
aboyenamed number, and the accused threatened to
stand ~ front OF tho entrance and warn people OF @ rhe
magistrate held the accused to bail the Of $500 It
alleged that the accused has already served one term III
George Keister weifnown sporting man was taken be-
fore the magistrate yesterday by Detectives Burnett ana
the Marposa Company Que f22smar bonds stolen from
the bankiDghOuso OF Ambrose c. Kingsland Sons, at
No. IS BroRdst the 2lst OF March last The testimony
went to show that about week one Chamberlain
aud AonzO W. Keso. resident OF Westchester' nad
made bet that 500 could not be procured for the pond
In Walst The bond given to one Eaton, and he In
qulred at several places finally calling ~ the once Oh
the Company. in Wallst near Nassau, by whom the
bonds had been issued. BY comparing the number on
the bond with the printed list was ascertaned to DC
OF those stolen from Messrs Kingslani Sons ONCE
The bond accordingly traced back to the possession
or Keistor. and yesterday Mr. Isaac Fryer OF NO; %
Broad-st. made an affidavit against the accused Mr
Keso testified that he advanced money to Keter and
took the bond as collateral security The accused was
held To bail in 81 600 He claims to be able 10 SNOW OF
whom ho procured the bond
In the U. S. District Court yesterday num-
her Of sentences were PRONOUNCED In the case OF S4E
berger Strauss Feischauer Hartmann another OF the
defendants Suzberger), appeared for sentence Aida
Wits were put In with the Wow or mitigating the SEN
tence which clmcd the high moral standing, &c. &c
OF this proprietor Of a rcctifyng into which
the testimony the trial showed Immense quantities OF
were In fhcr turn id6rscd by Mayor Hoffman the Hon
VIM A. Darling and Supervisor Ely. Suzberger was fined
5000 and sentenced to Imprisonment for 10 days ana
10 remain in prison until tho fine Is paid Hartmann has
previously received the sentence aud Fleiscauer
,na had anfp
only one who has not yet appeared. t Is probable tat
he (5Iauss) will come promptly Forward, as inc
Court announced when passing sentence on SuzDerger
that the punishment metcd out 10 Hafthlalh anu ouE
berger was the same would be inflicted on Strhuss,
who WILL therefore $1,000 by putting IN an appear
auce-Or Tntber his baer will that nmOuntfor he
had given $4,000 bail To appear, which, although
even now nOminally forfeited VIII undoutcdly
he considered as complied WITH and the order OF forfeit
ure set aside on motion, n Strauss now appears
Ira Barber conviced Of deraudng the GoYcrnment ny
not MAKING returns Of sales paying his special tax
as manufacturer of cigars was sentenced to fine Of
500 and imprisoned for three months on BlacKNCTs
Island. the Court remarldng to hrm that his ease
rnudiug the Government Oat Of large amounts atcr
having been warned against continuing N sneh
n course. Tnis .cIeDspiaiV punishment did
not seem disturb the eqnanimy OF Mr. Barier in th?
fraudulent wffti for the purpose of deiraudng tho
Government out OF about s1CO prize money due to Mar
n Doyc vug sentenced To Is months imprisonment in
thc Albany Pcnitcntary . John Eagan and William
Martin convicted of making false eertincae Tor INC
purpose Of dclraudns ne unst states "ns o, pr5e %
Navy, were both sentenced 10 imprisonment at
hard labor IN the Albany Penitentiary' ,,aJ Easan
James W. Winter who had pleaded guilty to forging
II checks the SgbTreasury for the aggregate amount
OF about S. OOo was sentenced pay fine OF $1,000 10
De Imprisoned for rs months In the Albany PeniteDary,
and 10 stand committed until the fine u paid William
Mncc adudged guilty by tho COnrt OF having commit
ted contempt OF Court 10 violating Az lYunet!on oo'
tnicd against him By P0ppenhuaen KONG, restraining
similar to their own, aftor argument remanded for
sentence uutu this morning