New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
CRIMINAL.

Judge Barnard stated yesterday that through
an SyeTsisht he had ad,SH Person re- fs viii T r
ceye no bail from person detected IN the commission OF
a crime
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester
day. John McQuade was committed 10y Justice Lsdwith
without bail charge OF stealing horse valued NJ
800 from the stable OF Mrs Ann Rouke. No S57 West
Thirty secondst. The prisones acknowledged his guilt
aud admitted having sold the animal 10 MI Keller Do.
OF linen worth $1,000, belonging To Messrs 1tciuaine,
Shea Co. No 32G Canast from the steamer Aetna. AS
three pieces OF the stolen goods found In possession
OF the prisoner by Officer Spence he was committed with
out bail.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed young woman named Dea McCor.
mack n charge OF theft On the 18th OF October last
Daniel Fay accompanied the accused TO house In East
HOustOnst. Fay very much under the influence OF
liquor while In that condition attempted TO count
roll OF bills amounting to $50 Della snateeed the money
and fled from the house She left the city and has but
recently returned. Owing 10 the absence OF the comp aim
the Tombs to await an examination. John Casey and
Michael Connolly were yesterday arrested for stealing
glass showcase, valued at s75 belonging TO VIM. III.
Glover OF No. % Chanbers-st They were committed TO
the TOmbs.
In the Court of General Sessions, before Re
corder Hacket yesterday. there was light calendar on
causes and short session. In the Of the People
against Lizzie Jackson and Charles Nelson indicted Tor
grand larceny the girl was discharged, there being
evidence against her. Nelson had been sentenced to
years the State Prison for robbery day last week
& 6ns Fy
charged with breaking INTO stationery store at No s
tobacco and stationery Re two youngest boys, Fla,
herty and segerson were acquitted aud NcGowan
found guilty and sentenced TO the Penenary for one
year. The Term Will close tomorrow The Court ad-
journed TO this morning at IL o'clock.
The following described property WAS con-
demned Yesterday In District Court. Return of pro-
cess having been made and claimants appearing, the
property was ordered to be sold for the benefit OF the
| United States
Sidi;ied spirit, together with all the sUs ,ppa,
i.S sni 81 ho1bes5, ~ noI,,... a.Ine "a
ti real estate found NJ .::S'i THE; a... q
printed music marked III d. $3.50" and boxes Of printed mufe,
marked 3D. Muse tobseoetihg nae1e and all the other
Es barrels tobacco found
tes and eases founa at No. i Menue
tobacco found No. 70 WeIs Also lot Of
materials machinery boxes qsps and the real estate found al the
tobacco and cigar faetorJ In Eighty Not ST. near BfoadSay
In the United States District Court, Judge
Blatchford has rendered the following decision IN tho
matter OF Edward Meyer. bankrupt The assignment
from the bankrupt TO sanons made fraud OF the
Bankrupt and by the provogs OF the 3h section OF
the act is prma facie evidence OF fraud. IL clearly
appears from the evidence that the bankrupt nsolv
eut when he made the assignment and that Salmon, TO
whom he made the assignment, had reason TO believe
him insolvent, and that he was contemplating bank
rupcy and that fraud tho act was intended by the
transaction. The attorney for Prenas knew the pald
ds OF the whole transaction before he paid money
TO Pretinas and the latter is chargenbe with all the
knowledge which his attorney had Tho same person
also attorney for Samons aud for the bankrupt All
moneys that have been paid by Salmons or his attorney
TO the bankrupt TO Prenas, retained out OF the
the assignee OF Sanons and they are also held liable TO
the assignee for what they have received
retained OF such proceeds. The assignment TO Sal
mons must aside void, and no and his attorney
property which has not been realized or collected and
all evidence thereof The temporary Injunction hereto
fore granted must be made perpetual Samons must
also pay the costs OF this suit.