New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
CRIMINAL.

Haller were united In the bonds Of wedlock.
In Justice Cornwell's Court, Brooklyn, Theo-
dOre Lawson Was accused OF stealing some lumber frsn
chae Holt fined SIS for having while returning from
High Ground Park with some drunken companions.
hurled a stone at Policeman Lents head One Barney
Holt - -
In Justice Eames's Court, Brooklyn, Henry
Miller was fined $40 for dlscharging pistol out Of
dow az No. 20 CO0kt where he Was attending chrsten-
Ing the contents of the pistol njnring Mrs Lowry who
passing the other side OF the street at the time
Frederick spect fined $40 Cor having In quarrel
with one Louenhaufer cut him in the head with some In
In the Court of General Sessions, before Re-
corder Hackett. George Wilson and James COnors
SarTSs 20 .ref
forged check Sarah f. Fuller Of No a6S Broadway
ored, for pulling Policeman BrowDings whiskers, was
the complaints were not OF special Importance. -.
John Kerrigan went into Henry p. VOhin0er's
lagerbeer saloon No 662 Eghthave week. and ten
dered counterfeit Is cent currency note h for
number of those notes had been passed
Kerrgan saw this aud attempted to escsp SSt yo him
ger caught him, when he said: For Gods sake mo
alone and Will settle that matter with you" VOhinger
refusing, he cursed him. and endeavored 10 get away,
but police officer was called and took him into custody
Yesterday he was examined in the u s. Commissioner
In the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Ledwith Cohen &DevenbOurn doing business in
anast were heia iSr examination foT removing goods
Bankrupt act Bennett O'Nell john O'Neil, and John
Fergan arrested ON Sunday accused OF the murder Of
Richard Butler were taken before the magistrate and re-
manded to allow the police TO gain additional inforTna
ton Butler was murdered on tae gih niI and was
ford-st with his head partly in the gutter Bennett
oNel and Fergan reside In The house where the mnr-
der was committed John O'Neill resides in Brooklyn.
1t alleged that the night of the murder Butler was
rSS an W w sns IN s 6ouse ad tbs Win
fact that coat having spots Of blood on ana saturated
nd a
that Butler murdered IN the house and then thrown
ont OF the window. Bennett ONeli says that Builer,
Fengan and himself retired the same room at late
the night Of the murder and that waxing during
Of abbng Joseph Walter on board the steamer Wander.
blt was held for trial Walter been Tor
accused OF pulling about Christopher TrentroedeI NO
lO Sixth-ave, and stealing HIS watch from bis pocket
prison to await the disposition OF the Commissioners Of
Charities and Correction. John Y. Mckenzie was com
revolver. 49, ~. 81. . $50 I.
In Recorder AIdridges Court, Hudson City,
Anthony Columbus, resident Of Hew-York. was ar
ToeS ana feoaous assault on Edward Bremm re-
spectacle citizen and proprietor OF vineyard IN tns
In Wagoners lager beer saloon near tho Five Corners
where they had an argument, When as alleged me
Bremm powerful blow the left eye with some blunt
instrument inAictlng severe wound The physician
blow taken effect half an inch further back
it would undoubtedly have caused instan. DEAN;
the action Of the next Grand Jury on Monday after
three Hudson CITY ropghs entered Chas + fsssn
pictures taken In group for which they tendered In
payment s. bill Of the Bullion Bank Washngton MI
T. not liking the appearance OF the bill went out 10 ascer
tam It's character when he learned that photo
graph counterfeit. and on returning the fellows had
which he delivered Chief Robinson who recognized
Them and during the night efested tnelr arrest d Te
Allen, wellknOwn roughs OF Hudson CITY Alien ana
Burke were wanted 6 tue huason @ bnS concerned
in the Lizzie McKeOn rape case, some Is months ago.
Recorder Adrdge committed the accused 10 the county
In the United States District Court, Southern
District the folOwmgnamed persons, indicted for the
crimes following their names, were arragned pleaded
not guilty. and were remanded for trial Chas. Brown
and Geo King uttering counterfeit currency; Henry
h BiIlS Jacob Chatferton alias "Poughkeepsie Jake"
and Thomas Lloyd, selling counterfeit notes; John N
terfeit national nOte Thomas Kennedy, John Bryan,
and Roger Lang e al removing seized whisky; James
PostOflee; John osbrey. Richard r. Letferts Rutland
W. Eev9s and Christian Riddle making THgdu sd
William Hoffman, Illicit distilling ferdinaR nd
Sted Safes and removing whisky to place other
than bonded warehouse; Ira Barber ct al, doing bust
r Gordon Thomass Fitch fraudulent removal OF dis
titled spirits; Alexander Ross ct al, making iaiSe IN.
wbIsv from dstery to place other than bonded
warehouse; Daniel Messmore ct al, eOnsprng 10 de-
I Revsn Ine Laws e esses James " Winter forging
Paymc sters check James Arnold and GaTniss Baker.
embezzling the funds Of n National Bank. The follow.
inRnamed defendants pleaded guilty and were reended
for sentences John smith, making counterfeit ye cent
coin; Edward Dewitt and Martha Robinson coloredl,
forging papers to defraud the United states Louisa MI
ler uterng counterfeit fractional notes ABOUT olnei
persons who have not yet been arrested, nave peeu Ia
dieted for various ofenses
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tce Hogan committed young man, James Murphy ~
name for having, IN company with confederate VOOe9
Mr. William De Lander OF No 90 Henry'st OF Watoh aho
a small Mr.. DE Lander was danulng,
Yesterday morning waiting for at the corner Oh
Park-row and Ann-st. when the prisoner came up and
entered into friendly conversation with him. soon ater
ward an unknown man came up, ana thrust hr. 10
Lander Violently back upon stoOp and. white doeb
Murphy rihed his pockets The thieves then attempted
10 escape but Murphy captured None Of the stolen
property was found on him, but he had large Gasp
Enife with an open blade . An examination held at
the Tombs Yesterday, In the OF VIM. McC0rmlek:
WIN. b. Gage, and John Fortune, who were arrested
several DAYS ago, the complaint OF BreVet big
Joseph Briscoe, Of Charestown. Mass, who accuses
them OF having won from him, ct the gaming house NO
SIS Broadway the 18TH l4h and 18TH OF May the sun
OF SO0 The complainant was Xamned ~ consul.
cradle length and admitted that he had been In the haD
OF playing faro for many years past Inc money Won
from him temporarily LETT with him 10 give 10 er
tleman and strollng into the gaming house. ne was IN
duced 10 risk aud lost IT, Counsel attempted 10 SNOW ia.
the complainant did not have the amount OF money III h
possession any time that he claimed 70 hsSs
he also attempted TO show that the complainant hau
dismissed from the army for peculaton Coipssnsnhs
admitted that he had been for time connned III no "a
capitol prison. The further examination was usn -
iOlrned 10 Friday next. David kpp,a hdge
was Yesterday committed for having stolen $40 wot'n
rope the property Of John +. Mills OF No ~ sOuths@