The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1855, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 7018. OFFICIAL CORRUPTION. Phe People vs. Syducy H. Stuart, City Judge. COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER. Before Judge Rooreveit. er Judge the note and der and the At no person, to my ould issue, t it. the District Attor he original entry. a hurry lice Magistrate at ever A. the bail was it ase he 6 nee of ink and juoing of the bail ued to $3,000; | stber forns.) aver ation if fe sen left Stuart in the office; is note that the Distrios tmeut immediate Stuart where I w: he Zid for this year; the ‘tons is to try prison cases in the warm weather wien are only tried as exceptions; that was th a June aud Jul , 1856; while Jucge Stuart pers in his possession, the July term was held by the Joba Spacks, examived bj rk of the Court of Seasiody ; ha ronected with that oftice. wart in the court reo p the bench or not ; ‘k’s office probably five or ten minutes after me ; Mr. udervoort accompanied him; | searched tor the indict- ent under ihe name of Win, Connolly; I did not find it; uart was in the room whilst [ wax searching for it; { id htm i could not find it; he said “wait a moment and ited to him that the person might we been indicted under some other name ; be left the lice and returned in from three to five miautes and said e name was Wm. Cosgrove ; I then searched fur that me, and found this indictment; [ handed {t to Mr. ndervoort, who was standing by his desk; Mr. Vander- wort took the indictment and held some conversation ith Mr. Stuart in relation to the indictment which I do yt reeciiect, or which 1 did not hear; I think Mr. Vai scvoort left the office and went into the adjacent office ill sce.’ L had suggest Sa; te the exact deal of hevitation Ser aynelf went to J d another interview with him in reference this mown; { cannot state whether it was the same day |. next, or some days after; Ide not know how long he + in pricon before he was bailed; we saw Judge Stuart ct of the ‘conversation was the the bail was his house: the «ub iat that interwis resume I tried to get the ball os ve} onuld, but Lhave no distinct recollection; erview lasted, I should think, but » few miantes, 2. Did anything and what 00 ary, 1865, which Jed state whut it was. (Question obj nt against Congrovet ). On what day in February’ THIRD DAY'S PROCEEDINGS. Wensmsvay, Nov. 14, 1865.—Ihe interest in this re. ‘markable criminal case increases from day today. The ‘court room this morning was closely packed and was on ‘that account very uncomfortable throughout the day. Judge Stuart sits beside his counsel, and watches the pro- ‘ceedings with much apparent anxiety. He looks care- ‘worn and oppressed by the circumstences in which he is Henry Vandervoort recalled, and cross-examined by Mr. Brady—Do not recollect Judge Stuart leaving the Court of Sessions on the afternoon of the 19th of February be- fore the adjournment of the court; do not keep rough minutes of the proceedings; by refecence to the minutes I cannot say whether the sentencing of prisoners on the 19th of February was the first or last order of proceed- ings; I think they must have been sentenced during the last part of the day, as the persons sentenced were tried that day; of course Justice Stuart was on the bench when o8® sentences were passed; there were other proceed- ings that day, the Grand Jury having come in and pre- sented some bills; I have no distinct recollection of Judge tuart leaving the court that day and returning to it; am t certain whether the District Attorney’s note was anded to me by Mr. Sparks or Judge Stuart; my impres- jou on the subject is about balanced ; my recol- ion is that Mr, Sparks left the court room to for that paper shortly before the adjournment; tuart was informed that we could ot find the indictment against Connolly he left the ice; I have no recollechon of his doing so while were looking for the indictment against Connolly, ve LO recollection of Judge stuart say! oat against a hotel thief, and that he might have it was an in- lias; ‘before the indictment was ‘ound the name of Mr, Monnot was not mentioned in ; Lexpe: any there; when I” returned from ; Ldid not know that ily had an alias at that {imo;I had not heard what his me was; when I went to the istrict Attorney's office, I supposed from the terms of st Atiorney, was to sign the in- 1 am not certain whether | told ‘as going; he might have known it I indiccment in my hand; «0 find the District Atto: -he District Attorney's oted ce I remarked to Judge Stu- act that the District Attorney was not in his office, and I spoke of the discrepancy in the names, and he gave me to anderstand that it was the case he (the Judge) wanted; hetber he said they were the same persons I do not now; the June term of the Court of Sessions ended on practice of the Court vert Sea- these term by Judge Stuart; Judge ‘tuart was taken ili on the first Friday ot the August rm, I do not know how long ba was ill, as { left the city xt day; [ was absent from the city til the Ist of Sept.; knowledge, wanted the e meanwhile; the August term commenced on the 6th Aggust and I lett om Saturday the 1th; whea a case ly for trial the papers are kept in the custody of he District Attorney till the case is case where a bench warrant is issu arty is not arrested, and these papers | keep, the papers in his case would therefore remain in my oitice; the indiet- ent did remain; the first indictment was in the posses- ion of the Dist Attorney, I asithe second time before the Grend Jury; when the new jictment was found it went into my oflice and remained re; and it isou the minutes that » beach warrant pers in disposed of, except } and where the think, while the matter ‘Lo Mr. Gutting The July term of the General Sessions nmmenced on the 2¢ and ended on 7th; the Recorder's ties as to holding coust ended on that day for July and gust; in his regular order his term would not begin sin wail September; the court opened in September on nday, the id, and te Recorder held that term; and on he Gtk Ocuart brought back these papers; no stranger vould have had the papers; the usual practice was to ave them ‘on the Giles when, Stuart eae that the i tment he wauted was one against ve not onnoliy, i did not know that Cosgtove and Connolly ere oue and the same person; he gave me to under aud that that was the case he wanted; I came to ths bnelusion that they were one and the same person; he y have told me se, but I have no distinct recollection Mr. Catting.—Is Deputy been about 8 years (Mr. Halv’s note handed to fitness). {first saw the note op the 19th of February 31, in the Gourt of Sessions, in the adjacent room, the jurt oom proper; I received itJ think from Mr. Van- rvoort between 2 and 4 o’clock; it was about the time ; the adjournment of the court, but I would not say ether wt waa before or after; wnen I received the note me directly into the clerk’s ofice ; Judge Stuart did pt core in with me, Leame in alone, 1 lett Judge Tam not sure whether he was Judge Stuart came into the he returned almost immediate- it J iyjectod to, admitted, and exception taken. and wrote the order of nolle prosequi on the bask, at same time directing me to give Judge Stuart a cer- ified copy of the order, which I did; Mr. Vandervoort jade the entry, in the minutes, and wrote the endorse- lent, and { made a certiied copy while he was iaking Q. Did Judge Stuart manifest any hurry or haste’ Objected to a8 leading, and question withdrawn. Q. What was the manner of Judge Stuart on that oc- sion? A. He appeared to be in some haste; he made ) explanation in reference to his being in haste; I made # certified copy and gave it to him; (pay is is the identical paper that I gave to Jud, Croge-examined by Mr. Brady—When Mr. nded me the note of the District Attorney, he asked le to get the indictment; I had been absent from the urtscom from five to ten minutes when Mr. Vander- portaud Mr. Stuart ie na Be a say vyersation about this being an indict tei thie!: I might have heard, but do not reooilect the nversution held between Mr. Stuart and Mr. Vande: ort; | generally left the office about 4 o'clock; Mc. St rerally left the building when the court adjourne: pnot say whether Mr. stuart took a reat in the offi ». Voudervoort directed me to give Judge Stuart a copy the order, and at the same time the Judge also direct me; be did pot telime to write fast, or to hurry ui} hc I forged trem his manner he was ina hurry; 1 ca it give any fact which would show the jury that he was ir produced;) Stuart. anderyoort there waa no against a To ¥ir. Cutting—Judge Stuart did not say what he want- with the certified copy; he never made use of it in urt te my knowledge. Q. Is it the usual practice of Judges pies of the nolls prosequics that are ent Question objected to and withdrawn. James M. smith, examined by Mr. Cutting—Am and ve bern since Ist January last, Recorder of the city d county; in April, 1863, I'was a practising lawyer in city: in Unat yeur ] was counsel tor a man arrested, the name of William Cosgrove; the first place I saw cn was at Jefferson Market Potice office; he was charged th the offence of burgiary committed at the New York ptel; Tatvended the examination; Mr. Stuart was the that time. ly. “tate what occurred in reference to bailing Cos- certified in the case at $5,000 by Judge fiurt, it war subsequently reduced to $3,000. ). Did Judge Stuart ing the bal at $5, that amount; thet your seeni¢ Judge Al nn Tr Brady—The 10th of February Witness It was eit in is it was the Zlst, p. Biale what oceart senee of a communication mate to ink, the bail in the the purpose of going to the on the ziat or 22 mn that occasion’ ase of Coagrove, | ft in the mo A. I could anvwe: A nee the date of entering any reason or explanation for and what did he aay on that Inject: (Same objection, ruling, and exception.) A. I janot that parsed; there was a on his part, in consequence of the ence that existed, of fixing any bail; my recollection is that the evidence was so plain wer, that he doubted the Propriety of ing, it being blews cave against him on ti then fixed 1( st $6,000; I think his expressson was he huld tke good bail ia the sau of $5,000; 1 stuppessiple for him to get that amount of bail, and 4 it was equivalentyto having no bail fixed uid not obtal li L recollect at that time; afterwards Mr. ‘Stuart's honse; and there inst the pri- evidence then presented; told him it ‘at all, be- fa the aub- the bail n; that nh of Feb. the nol! mi pres A. Io con whothe,” 42Y proceedings had been taken ment a the staire, ¢ Ming out of his office in the hall of this | versattion? building; ceedings indictment; he a (To the Court.) Jx™ 5 Q. Did you go 0 morning but one after that—I am met poal ive which— | office; | did not ask Mr. Hall about the date. Court; the Ju ; the | their enty would be canting? to the questions of Mr. Frink came again to m7 offios ; fn comseguience of an | @ State what that conversation was? (Objected to, | offleer ia dndae was Soviba pene 1 toes Site the admivatbility of the protest and the right of the interview which Phad with him, T went to the Clerk’s of- | and not pressed.) excuse, which he handed to me, and which [ handed to | Board to go behind the returns of the Inspectors. fice; 1 think Mr. Frink then accompanied me, though I @; As to the mortgage you spoke of, have you seen it? | the officer; I do not thiol | ever” spoke to the Judge or Ald, Wakeman was int favor of their being allowed t aan bot positive whether he dio that time or wok; from A. J think it was prepared by a clerk in my office, but | the subject again. produce wiatever argurvents they pleased. hey abould the Clerk's office T went to the District Attorney’¢gilce, | I bave no recollection of having seon it. (Witnest our Mr, r’s direct examination here closet, and the | not betheught restricted, and had an interview with Mr. Hall; the Distulct Atta recting himself) —I am mistaken; I did soe the mortgage; | Court, at 3% P. M., adjourned to Trmrsday morning at ‘The motion was put, amd resulted ite the fottowing and myself wont immediately to the Clerk's ofiee, and | my knowledge on the subject of tho $1,000 Is derived | 10 o'clock. t Tote :— examined the papers in the cave, to see if a nol. pros. led | ftom information; I did not see any mo: paid myself, Afirmative.—Mensrs. Yrown, Hal Hoffvaire, Howard, been entered: I satisfied myself by my own eyes; my | My understanding of it was as money which passed from Board of County Canvessers Wm. ‘Tucker, Voorhis, Troweidge, Kelly, Otrystie, Lard, principal object was to ascertain the date of entering thes | rs. Connolly's to Frink; whether it was at the actual time SROOND DAY'S SESHON. ee win Moser, For, 8 ; oréer; I went in and asked the Srestion first, and ascer- ¥ bil was given, or immediately after, I cannot tell; but it | PROTEST FROM JOKEPH H. TONE, BOUIA N- GL0- pad, t rt on the indict. | sceaslon of your going to see him respecting the date of | viously, ond that he had WM iiving In the city; MORNING EDITION—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1855, _ PRICE TWO CENTS. ‘ust Cosgrove; I met Judge Stuart at the foot of | the Pm,’ Of noile prosoqui? State the residue of the con- | do not recollect what ite eaid abort the other witnesses; | whole Heard. tained, and went directly off.ce; I hed another interview with Judge subject, within a very short . Sti petal fe enie nolle Q. Give, conversation — that raid cr that it should not rest there; that had been a client of mine; that # nolle prosequ tered immediately after my coming into office wo me liable to and cannot distinct) Q. Can you reco! tempted to gi A. 1 cannot recol used some pretty Ft: according to ry in iprooend in the case, ‘your best memory, the $3,000 to answer. took pluce? A. I think I en taken to discharge Cosgrove upon had be 'd there hag not nd would not be any, | date, ure poe waa alter \ ap ae pi Bee e Clerk's office then? A. No, I | time of the cntry; Tknew it was entered, and it was in | restaurant, the cfficer said he would have to get a note | Al’erman Waxevan mado a motion that counsel be went back to my owe office, and had conversation with | consequence of some conversation which paved bot R Be ee ; Frink; Frink then tert ®Y ole the ‘ext morning, or the | Mr. Hail and me that ‘we went together ite the cletken | fea, the, Judge as an excuse for his absences fo it ont eM Hall's ial about that time; in know Med wasegho nnd on that | Ca:grove waa placed in the hands of two different officers time after; I rather think | afler the france was forfeited; Mr. Frink made ve AMOTERE PROTEGE VROM EXABKATOR BARE, MPU- | a11,, aad agetne the protest of Mr, Bier, bald tent Oo ir. Frink and myself went over to Judge Siuart’s office | di¥gent search for hii, in order to’ be reloased from his hast L le what passed at that interview? A. Well, I Mr. Brady called the attention of the jury to the fact reference to on the only endorsement as to the amount of bail is T think he might hava said he did not know where the; e the officer; be wxid not,that be was im a hurry to get into } Board, ax there rould }© no Committee of the Whole ac Witness--There was nothing sad further ay to the court, ao be. as behind time; after we came out of the | eoreing to the rules, Md him | b VER, JOBN H. GILES AND JOSEPIE SOUTHWORTH— The Board of County Canyassers for the city coun- | the Board bonds. ty of New York met yesterday, at 12 o’ctock, in the | prevent some arguments in the cene of Mr. Sickles. ment. The audiones part of the chamber wan crowded, hase Reaiborr dy on motion, edjourned’ till and among those present were many of the deiwated and — Committed 8th. sugconsful candidates. The Iawyors om bebalf of the con- Board of Counciimett: would have the matter investigated, | _ Witness—'Till the case has passed the Court of Ses- tee @, of the enteriag of the him & question before eroas-examining the Recorder. itners—I have searched for the aflidavit on the appll- thu’ nad | sions the magistrate lias full control as to bail, be thea | testante and their opponents were Messrs. Custie Noyes, | This Board met yesterday afternoon, at thelr chambers 4 being en- | cetvce to have; there must have been in the case either P. Y, Cutler and Wm. M. Evarts, la @ notice ie rney, or a waiver of the no- Me chair. iy ov coming fata odes wont fo tice: Inmy Visit. to Stuart's hoes was after the eine, | After the cating of the roll Mr. Ws. Cornis Norm said recollect the conversation. f any explanation he gave, or at- | the Distriot Attorney consented to $9,000 ball. Louis N. Glover, John S. Giles and Joveph Southworth, | signed by Bowen & McNamee, and one hundred and prosequi ? To Mr. Cutting—The practice is, if the rate t; there were other things said, but | commits in default of ball, to give notice to the District wha: they were I cannot state; the interview was very | Attorne; short, not exceeding a minute and a half or two minutes, | the notice and go before the magistrate. ‘The direct examination of Recorder Smith here closed. Q. Suppose, as in this case, on the 8th of April, before | counted are given therein. Mr. Brady recalled Mr. Vandervoort to the stand toask | Indictment, the magistrate ‘sdmits bail for $2.00, the in the City Hall—the Prevident, D, 0. Conover, in the ment war found, Imuat have informed Judge Stuart that { He bad a protest (o present on behalf of Joseph H. Toone, | Petitions were first in order, and among other was one against the count of certain votes trom certain districts, | twelve othors, asking for steam fire engines in the lower uusel has elther tedo that or get a wateee o¢ | all of which would be found enumerated iu the protest, | Partof the city. This wax referred to the appropriate The reasons, he added, why these votes should not be | committee, A petition was also received from Lemuel Marey, for Alderman Herrick moved that the coursel be permit. | Dermsion’to regulate 10h «treet, six humtrod foet eaat from the Second avenue, at hie own expense, This wan prisoner is in close custody, on the 15th an indictment Ty round, and om the 294 he’ foe bedi, whee te the prac- | ted the privilege of reading the document, cation to postpone the trial in the case of Corgrove, and I | tice? A. The*practice is to go before the court and give Alderman Lorp—I would ask whether it ip consistent | © referred. cannot find it; Ihave no recollection of ever seeing it; } bail, unless the Vistrict Attorney gives a waiver of the the practice is to file these affidavits, Mr. Smith, cross-examined by Mr. Brady :— grove? A, It is imposhiblefor me to stato; I think it was } Mr. Stoughton, on the part of the defeace, argued that not his wife; Iwas then extensively engaged in criminal | the prosecution was bound to produce the principal wit- ‘ever seen Mra. Duval, | nesses instead of going on piling up corroborative testi- , Resolutions were pext in order, and one was offered by notice and allows the bail to be taken before the magis- | With our rules to receive a protest from any one buta | 4 trate. member, and (o heur argument from counsel upon the | FoUnelluan Custos, ani adopted; asking the Co Q. Who called upen you to undertake the case of Cos- Wm. George Klder was next placed upon the stand. | matter. pelea a 7 the Alster te Walter ese, The PamDENT said it should bo handed ia and the | raising the vessal Joveph Walker. practice; I not know that f had Cierk would read it, ‘The following wae then called wp for action. It was lias Connelly, before this time; I do not know that sho | Weay on unimportant points, “duige Roosevelt bert ny | « Alderman ELy—I know that it ix customary for candi- | offered hy Counchimen Hors, at ewe last meeting of the has ever been a client of mise; my present impression is | his iormer decision that it was x matter for the discro. | Ss t0 protest through their counsel, but whether it | Board, and laid ovor— iat 1am ber there, either at the police office or at my | tion ot the prosecuting counsel what order he observed bbc met Be ee Sea UR ae Ces ireny Ace for the saibesiek liber aeence inet one her a ayiocetimoepl Witnenr hl resent occupation is nothing; last | KBOWD. After this, it might be deemed expedient either | tem of voting leads to frauds of s #eriqus character, Plo re Spaces: PBT. Wad Oho S y 0 pation is nothing; my last | to refer it to the Grand Jury or act upon {t here in the | thercby tending to being the eloctiwe franchise inte dis ane against Mn of receiving Roe ford ty eye a Riga ecard er npn oe ise Board. ere ec ee icted but never tried; my impression 1s that the indic:- | Sessions; Mr. Woolridge was the special officer of . ite. therefore, be i ment was nol. pros’d, but I cannot Ko state; Tinow no- | Kecorder; T was the special officer of Justice Stuart; my | peau irae Loun,tiad no objection to fiaa pretest biti: | Bastin ee rege’ jo the Daviess thing about the man’s history except what I know pro- | office, while not in the Court of Sessions, was at the oflice hould be complied with. nee every exertion to effect the passage of a judicious fessionally; sinre then there have been three or four civil } of the City Judge; 1 had been connected with Judge | ™ eM. as ied suits to which he wax a party; in the office T think there | Stuart's court from the 284 of May, 1603, while Judge | Alderman Hrunicx We have no rules. Lh oA ci ne ee is one suit pending still in the Common Pleas, and if so | Stuart was Pclice Justice in the Jefferson market Police he is aclient of mine at the present timo; my civil busi- | Court; 1 remained there till the 20th of January, 1855, ness is attended to by my attorney, Mr. Gray; I presume | when J was transferred to the Court of Sessions, Mitotane serieie Oiaaiy Getto Lae ee offices T know! Judge Stuart sines 18907 Te neve | Protest presented through » member of the dourd Councilman Horpun anid every school boy who had the bail in the case; the magistrates at that time appeared | been connected with the Volice Departme: to act cna suggestion from one of the District 5, that in all clear cases they might rofuse bail; Ido not | Clerk; 1k know whether Iwas aware of C ; saw this woman sometime in connection with this charge; | ascertained from Judge Stuart that that was her name by ttorne: IT knew her as Mrg. Duval, till [ afterwards was iafori ‘oagrove’s real name; I getalong. It Mr. Noyes is allowed to make a statemont we are bound to recetve the statements of other persons. It woula be more consistent with our rules to have the judicious,”’ He did ve; | and got the priviege of attending Judge Stuart’s ine from | , Akerman Ke sald that last year Mr. Cutting ap- | advantugy of & three mon : * . peared ro Board for the parties protesting, while | schoo), Snew the m Sth Lasaed aren ee ae “ Pn ree Mr. Shepard appeared in opposition, and’ the ae «Mage presnine the gentle Gist vase TOT vee Gotailea’ ap eaart these or he Onally, after a long debate, referred to a committee, to} meaning of tie word. © ane: which the counsel were also referred. We have, he con Councilman McCaintt. moved to lay the whole subject ning of this word, and he should from the Fifty-seventh knew the tunued, no right to listen to lawyers and their argumenta: table. his rencing me on ® message to her; that was a litde . iM Hl tuat the hand married Cosgrove; I think I had proposed | while after 1 had been detailed to the Court of Sessions, | fy,ntve UmPly to count the, ballots as we have received | This motiin wi be aia Ma als coe no person for bail at the time Judge Stuart said he would | possibly four or five weeks. ,000; I think the first object wasto | @. Tell the Jury what the message was that Judge ¢ the bail fixed; I told him that $6,000 bail was equiva- | Stuart sent you with to Mra, Connolly? A, Judge Stuart I—that he could not procure it; I | told me he wished me to go on an errand for bi take good lent to denying him bail bailin $6, their cu: lection. If we Maten to any arguments in this | a Special Committec it will tuke several weeks to get through with it, J | lost intain thatin hearing counsel last year this Bowrd Couneilnae some debate this was ale Cun Y opponed the the resolution; said knew he conld not for I made the effort: {9 not recolicet | ed hit what it was; he said he wished me to go to aMes. | Srenuir diecteey racene, Bentlemen have been deprived Se BS. Rips EAS, PER, BH8, DEVHROBH Oe MBO YS requiring him to leave the amount of ball open tit | Connelly, ina street, one street norih of Jay near Hud: | yey sienna’ eran ty thom Ke A Mites frunchite, loti cinegal pik ebRbath hed, would eve the District Attorney; I do not think Lsaw the | son; he told me she number was 12, 14 or 16, somowhere | with the request that he woul, per he Bowed LinyaN SCAM. was oppored to the recolution, He District Attorney on the subject; I know { made pretty | thereabouts; he said there was some disturbance making | hich he retased to do. aif {hare Wan ioinaibimge Wromg: ia’ aecosing tha Bi strenuous exertions to procure bail in this $5,000; the | by the betl about her husband, and that he wanted Mrs. ‘Alderman WAKEMAN proffere! his vi nt the | solute eb oie he et rag case was called on at the May term and postponed; I donot | Connolly to fuifil @ promise that she had made to bin; remember that there was ap affidavit Stewart wi ; Ido not recollect attending | Mrs, Connolly that the bail was making some disturbance ‘The Pas of the trial; I think the date of my inter- | and (hat she had promixed to fetch her husbanc in and | two protest hen met him at the stairs, | that ke bad becuyre-indiste Qlst or 224 February; 1 | and had some difficulty im finding the place; 1 did tind it; the case, or that | that Mrs. Connolly had promised to fetch her husband ta I made a motion, nor do [ remember the witness’ name; | whenever the Judge wanted her to; he told me to say to who was sald to be absent; for the pu view with Jud near the clerk's office, was the the country, » heals of the departments orm. Nearly every one uilty of fraa nt then came regularly fore while fre Mr. Cortex said he hud a protest to present in be- | and called half of Senator So rr the hevas « 4 exiefed among t Ny fi n announced the r were handed to one 1 e (olowing are the ; Istarted to go over there who read the idered that my relation as counsel to Cosgcave | the number was about 18 or 20 or 22; T did not find Mra. |, THY PROM 10 THE COUNTY CANDIDATE. i tiiin oat coated when he Bae: y and forfeited his bail; he did Coxnolly, Yo the Board of County Convaseers of the County of New ena wane Nh Ae not yay me my court fee; I never saw him afterwards; | The witnesshere stated to the Court that he was un — eee ‘ pi tas seas I think I told him I should charge him $100 for trying the | der an indistment and did not wish to say anything wh ‘e, the underigned, respectfully represeat and vet TF Aas Cah orrel ts band tH id aad, case infthe Sessions; I suppose he owes it to me now; I | would criminate him, My. Qutting replied that he did | that st the polls of che fate gener never arked Frink for it, nor the woman; I never asked | not mean to put apy question to the witness which would th the Airman regolotvens, the names uf the vorers, both on th abolection of th w York, held in and for the said city and Jaige Stuart to get that for ime, though | understand he | atal have an elect upon the indictment against hin inst Tucsday in November, in the ye: PLE mane tucther: csteporiandt Holtidely Th: Wbae stated to a person that it was #0, but Ldeny it mostem- | that it wor upon a totally different subject, with | 1855, they were reveraliy candidates and y adtoer hed HU Finny eventer next pbaticably. totally different parties, and baving no connection | citizens tor the following oMices respectively, that is to § eaten Q. Did you ever say to Judge Stuart “T do not wish to | whatever with this care. ray: Joreph H. Toods, for the office of Sherif of enld toners of Fnalgeatt have anything done on that indictment of Coagrove’s till | Q. Not having found Mra. Connolly, what did you then id my fee of $100” A. Never as rn itt county: Foun &: the kind; I shall state in this connection what I did say. | taken.) A. Tsawa lady who sald she was the siste-— | Giles, (or the cilioe of Comptroller of said ety ami Mr. Brady—No, you shall not. Did you ever tell Judge | (Objected t lam Stuart that Cosgrove owed you $100 A. No. Q. bid you ever req dictment; I understood the entry juest him at all not to enter nolle | you had prosequi om that indictment? A. No, because 1 never | the meseage, or something of that kind, but | have no spoke to him on the subject of the nolle prosqui till afer | recollection of it; Lhave no distinet recollection that 1 | Shepard fi it was entered; I knew it had been entered upon the in- | spoke to him afterwards on the subject af the menage, | Am@aeh 7 had been made on toe | my best impression is that I told Jucge Stuart that | hed _ minutes by the clerk; I have not seen the minutes till this | seen Mre, Duval’s eister—I do not know her name—and | and Supplies. of emigrants han r, anything of | do? (Ubjected acd county, Loulé N, Glover, for the office of Coun- Objection overruled, and exception | sl to the Corporation of raid city and county: John 8. ata Me Pr K the chsir,) Carrigan, Kelby, Cammings county, Joseph Southworth, for the cflice of Commis hanvay aua'e hig nd Suppites for ald city avd county, | Sennedy, Pardy and Garrig ndidave and voted URE AIS AT CARTLE CARDEN enzo Bh Pouring the past w n versely have Castle G nlasioners foul \ Q. Did you afterwards report to Judge Stuart wha ; me? A. I might bave told him that ! delivered | And that James ©. Willett was also pecitixens for eaid office « ived at den, bringing in in money. For some wooks Tlage for eaid office of Compt ond Ne thaniel §. Selah for said ofice of Commixstoner of Repairs | $6.% eaved, and the tumds of t yd er pres 11 inf med, 4 day; T went into the Clerk's office and ascertained tho | that I Lid told her to telegraph. And they further present, that they are al sitielpaare tila, chapeyesekid, héel tir beltey eonkt tba: date hy being told; [think 1 asked Mr. Hall na to the | Br. Busted, counsel lor the witness Elder, addressed | #ue believe, that, by the returns, purporting to have b ak Catsmarian caine ute; hie dic not pretend that he did not know the date; } the Court Ly permission of counsel on both’ sides, and | made out abd certiled by the Inspectors of Flevtions 0 : Magli he way have told me the date. stated that no exprens or ttoptied understaating’ had | the several election aintrlo Ae Cherie {on pemean tant 2 ah os Art ea abet aes 8s + d iv « Ml onld e city, and a 2 9 Leants er ae apy sane pineioners to the different go ents of Euro al go ig ie crams eda gle see! Acs tlt siege dl Alene Cp pcre verre Ue peels wine Jainea Willett recetved about 463 more votes ftrr wall of- | ™insluners to th ay mem pink i ix, why it became necessa for the District Attorney |p» and you to go into the Clerk’s office to find out the date | result f of the nvl. prow., if be knew it perfeotly well ' ¥ ermegnence m his examination tending to pre! and he insteted An :H Toone, | ing théir help to protect the emigrants from the f about Ly perpetrated upon them by runners and passenger agents She iff (an were given for said fi sell ndice himsel thet raid Lorenzo |b, Soepard receiv t fairness re. when he is put on trisl Witnese—1 can give you the explanation of that mat- | quired that the faithof the State should be pledged to said office of Counsel A history was given of the efforts of the amieston ter if you ebe - i . bi that nothing which he might disclose on lis Sent than were given for waid I N n the est ren ‘ a.) nod the pas Mr. Yraly—Never mind that. Can you remember one | nation should be used to his prejudice by any public | Azariah C. Flogg received about 101 1G ot Lcliaas Putse Weaken eat atin word that Stuart said in his justification? A. I cannot; | prosecutor. onptroller than were given for rad Joba 3. inteotonds Eutdy shiasted to the phiaseelaey of the ttbink something had been said; I could answer your Mr. Brady, on the part of the defence, had no odjec: iles, and that said parneniel Fe Selah Mr erass | 8 lal. He rotor i capt Speco mim Fabra question, but if I did you might say it was ungenerous | tion to the witness being examined in the fullest manner, | 1,764 more vole Zor sald officg of Commissioner of Repalca | august,’ and similiar ters as warepublican, and on my part. Mr. had no suthority to wake any bargains | and Suppltes than were given for the said Joveph swath he did ne approve ¢ f posi ae imitation Mr. Grady wanted witness to detail the conversation | about it; but the statute of 186% provides that testin» worth; whereas, in teuth and jo fact, they are informed, » ft te uufair that oar oltiseus, who have " fully. . so given sball not be used in any prc and beliove, and allege, and expect to . mer agentn shen be called": deaperadnen’ at Witness—I do net recollect what he « dudge Stuart | person so testitying. He naawured the ( the nH. toone recetwe pag eh halent whem: they Dad. scrtaselty foes Was very much confused, indeed, when Y>gtsnt eto his | dietment egainst Eluer had nothing to do dir ‘ M1, the said L. N. Glover r office and charged him with this thing; buy ido not re- | direetly with this pro collect one word he said; 1 was not angry on that occa- Judge Kooweve it int sion; L was excited; I consicer that a different feeling | « entively; the first date at which 1 learned that contemplated to indiet Stuart might have been ten days | shew that no witness is obliged to answer any cestion ora fortnight pievious to the finding of theindietment (on | which may tend to crimivate bimseif, in regard to any the Sth of Ocvobver); I think I never had any conversation vith anybody on the subject except with Mr. Hail, Pi Q. What were the personal relations between yourself Judge Koorevelt decided that if the witne and Judge Stuart down to this date? A. So far asi know ] volved In any prosecuth J they were very G. When was it that this Al. Burtis was designated as | pgainst bi fon for Corgrove? A. A day feith cf th 4 proper person to go to Bos oF two before Congreve came on; Ido not know whether | » witness in criminal care should be used against | © [nuggerted bis name to Mr. Hall, or whether Mr. Hall | isteelt, be whelly rejected and disallowed Number of emigrant to Nov. 14, 1866. asked him hisnself in the course of conversation; Prink Fxamination resumed—l told Judge Stuart that [told And they further artege that such frauds and irregu To date in 1864 was then @ client of mine; it was not! who procured | Mre. Duval’e sister to telegiaph Mrs, Connolly at Troy | l#rities were perpetra’es anil exiat in regard to the votes Frink to bail Cosgrove; Frink at that time was engaged } to come to this city; the Judge made a remark which I A hh on trict of the First Ward: the several i Decrease thin year ‘5 pretty extensively @s a contractor. Aid not like, aud 1 walked away from him; it was to the | \rietwof the Fourth ward; the several districts of the ‘ cies & ino Q. Was any security given to him to indemnify him on | effecr—why did he not do as he had tald me; he did not sith werd. 1 ° kighth district of the Heveath ward: the | Number of inmates at Ward Island. a beceming bail for Cosgrove? A. A chuttel mortgage was | at any time tell me to go to Mrs. Connolly's sister and | Sinth and Tenth districts of the Heventh ward) tho Ficst bo, do. at Marine Hompita given by Mrs. Mr. Hall ga that embra itaih a wcroan was sent for to attend that interview; nirhed, | knew of Su rt's od; We were on very friendly terms. a statement to office he come back, he was at my him over to Mr. Hall; 1 thi then 1* am ball reduced; my only recollection in regard to bafl ix remember that it was said that, there being an indictment found, the District Attorney | A. I recollect rometiing of it; i: was in the morning, should be seen before bail was taken; I have no doabt | about 10 o'clock, in February, March or April: Mra, ¢ that something of that kind was done, if bail was given | polly or Mrs. af er indictment, as the statute requires notice to begiven | ro tbe Judge about her hushend, stating that that it was reduced; I think 1 caw the rometime to the District Attorney. Q. Did you case (il! your fee of $100 was any such statement; | should think that Al, Barti Mra. Connolly were acquainted; the beat of my reeoilec- | » tion about the matter of Bourtis beingsent on is, that in thie happened in the othice down wiaire; that ly the sub. conversation he remarked that be know where they were, | «rwnce of all that { remember, she came (nto the office on his return; it was vet Duval on her furniture; { think it was not | tell ber not to telegraph ; 1 k to the amount of the bail; money passed between theur | Mre. Duval, because I knew it » to the amount of $1,000, but « note was given foc it) } whem J bi ; when the District Attorney came te my public oiice Ido | I think I have seen her call dn’ Judge uot know whether Mrs. Connolly and Al. Bartis were | twice: } lve seen her inthe office down stairs a num. there or whether they came afterwards; the object of his | ber of ‘visit was to see them; there was no one else present at | time, very shortly after I war detallet to the Court of cond wa this interview but we that was communicated to Mr. | (. Whe: ni | think— (witness was here interrupted) —this Vithink the | net* A. If Judge Stuart was not (hore and°l was, { arrangement was all within an hour’s time; Ido not | would sek her to take a seat. and if any lawyers or oth know who furnished tbe money to Al. Burtis to go on to | vrs enme inl would ask ber, or any other lady, to go into Boston; Laid not, and heard nothing of any being fur- | the side or vee room, when Judge Stuart came in J woman once afterwards hear, on irs. Comgrove in writing, | than in J «what [know on that subject; I thimk an | maybe tw appointment had been made for that meeting: my im- | ing for th reasion is that some one had seen the woman go into } \o talk together. al volos for to the Co. nition. ted that if. that were so, there | poration, the wi ved the greatest num nid be no question in the matter er ot eget and the raid Joseph it was Mr. Busteed mace another argument to the court, tc outhworth received t ber ot legal votes | J ; Commissioner of Kepaira ont Sapplies, and so it | te tn gen sent to mid have appeared by said returns had they been | Depa idtted to every consul | , ho matter how distant from the particu retully made. An PACrER lar judicial proceedings under wish he was examined. Aud they alloge that the votes of many of the districts Commissioner Kennedy stated that a ship had arrived was in- | in wany of the warda of said city, were icregalarly, ile | that dey, named the Driver, in whic able bodied ir the act of 185i, gully, and fraudulently canvassed and returned, and that veesing that he returns thereof for and oo account of said irregula nt them t ty anJ fraud, are utterly and ought not ted by the Boardof County Canvassers in pro wing to estimate the of the county, and ought to timeny co ot be, by th me of that act 2 he supposed that, as a gener: State was pledged that no testimony given by | 1 was | district ot the Ywelfth ward; the Fourth distric: of the thirteenth ward: the several districts of the Fourteenth . Du ward: the enth district of the Seventeenth ward: the se: Baral | Four Glatriet of the Eighteenth wari; the First district Nineteonth ward; the Third and Sixth distriets of i ward, the Fourth ict of the Twenty ; and’ several other districta ana wards seen about the office; | kn w—poseibly half a doven times: for the first | |i Tw le city. |, therefore, protest against the exti Total rt’s office; | was present at one, or ating of the votes by the Board of County Canvassers, | Lieburaementy, as per | » (he several enumerated and other districts and wards Now 1885 such frauds and Irreguiarities have been com od they pray that sald Board of County Can may refrain from estimating 4, and de Over draft on Meechanies’ Bank... jons, oxee where she sat down wait meneed wher mitted, aymenta made on Nov. 7 r ge, and when he came in they c did they generally converse together—in the ou were, or in the room where you wi gibe fina) result, uni an inv of th oing allegations may be made by the Board of County Canvamers, either by a committee t purpose, or in such other sanoer as they may room W Board of Ten Governors. Ne a) hoard met até P.M. Present—(overnors 1 wisdom direct "MH H. TOONE Townsend (in the Chair.) Draper, arith, Weert, Themen shortly after | would tell him a lady was insite woiting to see him, and N. GLOVER, Taylor, Henry and Dug ‘office and Tf think { sent | Le would hang up his hat and coat and go in - From the weekly summary it appears there 14 we have never met since Q. When he went in to eee Mrs, Connelly, did you ever IWworrt ‘: iaiian, tele oruaes ot’ 18 noet ceeasion, the conversation took place tm take porsean is Wee eau, NG OS hom? A. air, how long they remained | 7, cn, neem the previoun wee not, positive; 1 was sent for to meet her | between Hall ater, but I was J did not go; I think the ball for Cosgrove | talked on the occasion | t taken at Stuart's house tell Frink that Hall told you that he would not consent to a noile proseynd being entered i id? A. 1] newer aid and could procure their attendance at any tfme; | do think that there was any particular dew ridge did not pr that oe trapsactions of Al. Burtis in Fagor had Mra. this interview that I beard of the charge aga! defended a charge against Fish eon that is the only criminal case I have been en- enother officer; he asked me if I knew Mr. Tin n for Fish. o0s—Ther at it ia on my foot of the stai we that there should be no steps taken to procure ® nol roaeqwi, 1 remarke and Fish been charged with in Mersacbusetts, I have Duval were in one exp! At withpier that it regard to aes 1 had beard that Fish and A). Ba some crime somewhere | in her eyes, and appeared to be crying; she «aid that heard that Fish ant | Mz. Hall refused to have anything to say to her: the some way connected Judge brought her into his private office, and they talked I should thimk it was either a month or ax weeks before | there, the door beirg open; [ cannot any how long they Ba: lanation I wish to mai the tine of the inte ge Stuart, when be in! was acase in which th should be no interferences; that he (Coagrove) was av nd one of the worst Rind of thiewes: and | remarked bat he bad even ehe: hi 0 aid and that he deserved no cons v, there never was an applica. | sessions; it i# porsibly two months ago since I saw her woughout the wh tion made to me to nolle provegnt the new indictment; } there for the last time, 1 never raw her anywhere el The underel ation of io Mr. Catting—Judge Sivart sid that nothing been done, and that nothin; presque in that ine Twent ap t £2.00 we ease; 1 mad he Police ring the per should be done a: ; the fixing lency of the proceedings at I was not present | conversing when bail was given, I believe; 1 think it very probable! | ©. By what mame did Judge Stuart call may have seen the District Attorney in orcer tohave the | wet or enw her’ A. | never beard him call her by any ation for any | 1 heard her say to Mr, #tuart that she had called on My one to goon; I do not think that Al. Burtis was sent for; | inl! and Mr. Hall would not have anything to say to ber he came more #4 an escort with the woman; officer Wool- | The firet cone jon that | epeak of was in February cure the attendance of t I bave no particnlar kn alle the Board of County Canvassers for the oem ae OF} AKuER, city ana county of New York:— A resolution was offered toemploy mechanics to flag derrigned respectfully represent to your honor |. forjon of Randall's Island, whereupon Gov Draper dy that there have been gros frauds aut irregu- | siptea thet the wardens were getting remias im thelr du leritiee Im the manner of conducting the election, aod leo, ¥ in canvassing the vote of the Seeond election district of be First ward; that the votes were canvassed ly persons ve of Election; thut the ecanvacs wae ade | fie ing ate before being completed; that eandidates for loeal |}. Sy. renarkable that the Alipshoure shows an Incremse ok part in counting the votes; that the returns | or pny persons, while the Workhouse has decreased over rent back after being filed in the County Cleck'* | thirty. Ty minend this matter, Gov, Townsent offered « ce and that numerous other irregularities occurred, | penfution authorizing the ewployment of all able bodied we the lersigned is informed apd believes, but canavt |). apore they to heve the option of leaving the island. cw particularly specify, uld they aot wish to work. Carried. The undersigned, therefore, respectfully requants that WR LR CONTRACT en- | together I could not teil y how long they ferred tw as having heard them her when he he merely said “how do you do” that conversation ? m «peaking pe wanted ber he had better ye would hawe to nd bad the Juval—as I then knew her—w the matter fixed; and the Judge told tue in and be tried; she «aid if } the | be locked up in pris Aas be w y If kill him; also that be wanted to @ | conmumption, (¢ we your honorable pogy, before canvassing the vi'ea af #xid | erreignens of the mill n that were fitrnd nd | reform aed become 6 good Mak, and go Into tie market | | n distriet, tf allow hin an opportunity of being | "Freon Loe m om Nantall’s eal Ia butter, ogg, fish and 40 forth, om eranmtesion; J |e. hy coumeel, aad of examining thee returns ant poll | $Y, 05 Comite ered mith, sat ie ia for said ofatriot; and that your bonorable body will | pee iy haying ever known a on 7 } foke such action in the matter as justice and the circum jowernor WRArER was of opinion that the contract not | the other side of the rond within two or three months nces of the ease require. THOMAS J. BALI dona aan ee tee sookinetee Wha terpnhed nat Alderman Howsnp moved that the whole matter be | stuff to children should be sent to the State prieon, pro erred (ow committee and that they be ynstructed to | yided the charge was rubstantiated ¥ ent medical practitioner, who was agus article hear counsel. Dr. Ser, an en Aldermen KRiry did net see the neceasity of reterring promom need the me cr March. I did not know about the eeoond nly that Mr. Frink told me he had sent on to Baltimore after this man: the Inet interview was over the way © protest to meotmmitter, Laat year, he anid, the eon tured of chalk, arrowroet aod wn, ‘ ee, g hs eted my t ‘the lady had tears | mitice reported that the Board b authorizing ph pve iis | what attracted my attention was that the lady had tears | mitien reported tims the Hosa ding, and he account of the fore, that the canvass of the Geet Board be proceeied | contractor with a4 eben fi Tearen rend » Alderman Fox amended thie by moving that it be re Meuilies Letveen the Board ferred to the whole Board Jingration, whieh war ¢ Alverman Howsmn of thatamendment hourd adjourned Tknew whe coe report of the cor whatit wii be now, | think going over the cn ohewbomers of when the intermediate of on & menage to rtin | emained together on that occadon ten | three two occasions Jadge Stuart sent m le, of nere yhe Fifteenth ward: I eid yes, he arked me to g Serreeen Trenton View —Om Tussiay Coroner now | ater the business of the office; I forgot it, and he owe ten, they ought to be heard before 4 ort upon the bely of Museell AA at | asked me two or three days afterwarda, and I told hin | | bu! | am onrsnin at the same the that we } es <r of both saree’ aA the Sosatas 4 | had forgotten it; but I went to Mr. Tinedale that evening pe Pode pte need Boy day | » hie death, rumars hed been there are two brothers of the name, and | confound w the sections have that he had Been killed by a gan them at first: J asked John to enll on the Jadge next ee ees of that there existed fen ney : toe Whe Sods, tare ons, boot soriniad ‘on tt the tation At the.» | Seats Ihe 24 fas led his own counsel and (Arfeliet | me and Tinedgle: we went into Rabineau | willing te give these gentiomen « hearing 1) s = = ae aes Sal - ly any | end bad rome coffee and ple; Mr. Tinsdale eame . was put and deckden by m yore of fifteen Fae olte well for several Ange presto | “| office; Ltold the Judge be was there Judge a! be om ive, to 6 tm the tive, a8 Cllows— 7 . me he OF eyeing “Dey mery an sear tos AOrmative—Mewars. Brown, Wititamsen, Moser Sottmire by congestion of 14 bralm, a pe " rly Hine & 8 | pont Wm. Torker, Voothie, Wakeman, the’ Preston. Chrys ' mot Ith amn9 Into eo ow whether the | [o"y""i tra heerlen, Coll, Yeoman, ant rekon} * meth ir |” Nepal He > Keay ; oh hae } ' that the em wer ow | Cortese ; . the requiem of Alderman Ely, and was alsefroferred to the A question here arose ns to whether the counsel shoul: 7 T th ™ Wid him that I had understood that pro- Objected to as not progecding from the cross-examina- | were; while we stood t the window, J) Stuart passed | be heard before thw whole Board, or a Comuittee of the hat | tion; quention varied so ag to rostrict it to the subject of | down stairs: Tthink asked the Jnage if Ne wanted tooo { Whole, The Cuatr cecutes that (t’shonid come before the heard. to go and see the Judge and get one; we came up to the Ald. Lorp hoped that the geatlemen in presenting lama, dors, Wake man, tbe President, Fly, Herriely C,H. Tucker, and Drake Mr. Wm. M. Evarts, who appenred ag counse! for Mr. determined to hear counsol, ‘he desired to: chamber of the Board of Aldermen, pursuant to adjourtr As the counsel fer one of the parties desired time to Poltee InteMtgence ALA RGR CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD—TEN TROUMAND DOLL AKS INVOLVED IN 7EH TRANSAUTION. A timp day GO We publishod the arrest of a Penet atzed mprchs Ut, named 1. S Wathing, charged with haying obtained about £1,000 worth of property from she firm of Mian & Kotlog, of No. 292 Uromtesy, by mown at falas pretences avi fraudulent represeatations. Sinow that titne steps hay » been tal several reapectable merchants to secure the arrest of Watkins’ confederater in schemes somewhat similar te that practived upos Mosarn Bliaw & Kellog; and accordingly they proceeded before Justice Pearcy, at the Second District Poles Court, and made an» Wdavit agutiast these parties, from which we make (ite folowing extonot — Stale of No York, City arek Cownty of New Yorke, stem Fiixha Bling of the fiem of Winn & Kellog, 2o0 Peta ae Blolse L. Schaiett, of46 Dey wtrent: Hugh C. Homt agent for the Amersona Oo Company, Li Mnilen Inne. Alteort L, Dickerson, of the firm of Woot & Dickerson, 27 Jobim street; Lemuel Giibert, of Horton, Measactiusets, Jame L, Paine, of the firm of Vaine, Visher & Khoden, 26 Dey street, being daly sworn, depooe that on in of Marehy, 1866, Alivert 8. Robinson, Leoius ©, Watkins, & | H. Watkins, Judo Leonard, and Henry A. akesly, did conapire and confiwterate together, a9 the deponenta be- ev. defrand te depowents and ool of them, and divers persons to thedeponents unknown, out of certaim foods aa fice eee of lw vole, to wit: ie the sum am) upwards, a: ponents fur ther nay chat ead Robineer, Watkins, Leonard, and Bibkewly, did defraud and cheat these’ deponsnts, and other persoas, of goody wartr and merghandine, to the value of $10,000, obtaited fron those dey ts by the said parties thromgh ‘alee and fraudulent representa. tiona, made by #aid parties after conapiring ax aforesaid. Theee deponeats further sy, root for hinelf, upon ia formadbon the bookn of Wetlims & Bria tol, . Y. Wastin & Gr jew York alooke? and cam. bene manulremuring company, omd Albert o Rebi lieved to be at the siove of Watkins & Om. No, I Pearl street, in the amid city and county of New York, contain material proofs of eld conspiracy and intent to Ceffauc as aforesaid, and out to be brought inte court as evidence, ux (eens deponenty ivined by counsel nad believe to be troe: As€ deponents further hay that the sali gools and merchondie wore obtained depowents tcioualy andwilfvdy, amd they 9 be arrested sud Wrought inte 4 Signed ELISHA MiJKS, Juar, 1B. Te SORAY HO, BoM, ALDSKE 1, DICKINSON, LEME, QUERT Upon thin evidence the magistrate taued « warrant for the arrowt of the parties, and al! of thee, wich the ex ception of one, (whose name we hore’ ounitted mention- ing in the above extrnst, by requent of Judge Pearey.) were arrested and brought tuto court. Mowrs, Leanerd, 4nd Blakooly were, wpor deliberation, used as wiinessee against the other parties own that they had been made twolk of, Uke ed the entire plam of operations to Justice Pearcy, from whinh it would appear that Mewrs, Watiinn & C © businoss to ny barge quantities of good merehanta, pay them la worthless promimoary notes, got up by one or the other of the accused, po am to boat audt thelr own convenience. Arother of the elemed ox tora, whose name we have omitted, has not yot arrested, but cfieer Seerney, Who has hadoharge of the cee, (8 on the look out for him, AU the partion arrevied were held to ball in the sua of $4,000 eacts the charge. An examination im the case will, bability, noon come off AM MLBRA Coorge Tensey was WINeLen Cavowyr, ght before Justicn Pearcy you terday afiernoon, on two separate charges of falee pre- tonces. The seonsed, it ts alleged, purchwnet $70 warth of gilding and moulding at the store of 1. Requile, Ne 487 Broome atroet, aud nested the goods, with « bit for the same, to he sent to his place of business No. 106 le aid “i and accum- the accused's place of h apary bin ee far as Lrinity buildings, In Brow way, Where he would raise the inéney to pay the bit Alter visiting Use above edifier, and calling at places, in order, if posible, ws find the oblighng frte the care was given up ase bad Job, and Mr. leyuile re turned to the pot whore be bad last sewn the queda, Om arriving the ‘war bis astoniabaeot ty Gnd taet his goods hi trace of the where abouts of the na ld be discovered. Teasey had the prope Wimaelt ry inet te prisone: \ of obtwining & new 4 yraciivs J. Dankel, wick street, without payiog for thee, in this ehar, o# What Deasey re 0 rend the elerk with the goods to lis reat epee, No, 25 Howard street, and that there pay the necessary ain un hatou the clere ng the clothes 16 Teasey. the latier very cooly took off hia thes and put the new ones on! and waked off with. out ever thinking for a moment of the nature of the clerk's errand, The Juative held the aconsed to ball tm (he ur of $1,000 to amawer the eb: wh io detauty he was ¢ tied for trint HHAYY ronnwenrns. Coe of the boarders at the Living House had bis tram broken into yesterday, amt robbed of 64,000 worth of gala Gust, which be hed Drought with bit from California ome rascal must hove watehe! the gentleman from the moment he lett | teamebip until be errivedat the A tOet, when ® convenient opportunity the bedroom by tm * re at the hotel bave bere ent time no arrest has returned Californian Washington street, some expert Cut his wide coat pocket out, cow. was parsing through piokpocke: managed taining $2,100 in ge a certifi The loner uf the money yaile an late at the lows, rnd fainted In the ate aie covered hin I it | the money he had in the world, ani the lone of ives him alinost ovesy The police of the Chief ate on tue Wack of the light fir gered gentry AIGOING TUMARLY OT. A man inne war brought belore Connoil y afternoww, charged with obla » new ent, valued at $30, from Mr, Joseph Potter, elothier of No, 160 Cawal treet, by inke preteneen, The accused it in alleged, at the ab re, and chooring a ver dered (he owner to send tt to N tth the om hand N pau wtreet, w The clers was accordingly vent to the p Mr. Dowglans, where he met the latter with « check the ® om the ¢ at won handed ¢ Dong ip payment there pom presenting tt ak Mr. Potter foond to bile eatoulshweet that the per Wan worthless A complaint wax lmmeiistely inst Dougler, who was urrested and locked ap exomination ALLEGED VOUGERY UPON Hie PATIRR. John L. Grierron wae arrested on Tuesday by Ofere Cark, of the Fifth Ward Police, om the charge ot forgery The sconsed, it ts alleged, owed Henry Shaw, of No. 41 Walker nireet, $100, and inorder to poy blm drow ape pete parperting te hare teen elgned by bis father, Rams tl Grierson, tor $200. This he gave to “haw in payment fur the debt, and obtained the latter 8100, being the jog in fever et Grieren. Mr. Chae saga the matter to be all right be gare t party in order W have it theevantet, aod the latter « presenting |! to Mr, Semen! Urter peyreent, | wan declare! Uo be « forgery of the was thereupon 1 Ue arrest of wstics Com 0, boelh Dhow oun) thew ALLEGED PALSe PReThxces, A groceryman pumed Fer Miter altes Minton, wes token Into custoty by officer Murray, of the Firat District Pollen Court, on charge of eltalning gracaries te the sinount of #91 60, f Rardiner proprietor of & freed phone a! ( Mex ronee ao fredulent rep ‘ainant alleges Urat be parted # on the efused repeating tost he wae the ow fa boo ond lot in Beomiyn, we, sod that the aneuset bee we neevrant, Witeer the Lower Potion On elanrge CHARGE OF CROBLTY TO ANiMA pained Mertin Furman, wax tty on Tuesday mornieg by the Hirth ward police, barged with having eruelly i! used hie horse. The on cased, It be alleged, while driviog dvwa Hrowdway oom tence) beating the poor aoimal a oul ate! lege, ndering the beast almost belrle The oeeurremem serme of whom o wet have for trial hen (ats ous in Aefeott of bail OMe nr ~A tiddle aged mam, nee, oamet Joon Pram, y prison yeutertay morning by aime, on & charge of ycking the Maley, from Brooklyn. Whee Haley 4p Vultow Mayor Aevwr » Atte . 1 08, aed orm wonily turned rapidly aroun’ and wuttoned ineteat John, im the eet At the enbarteeeing disorvery 14 to make ous grand selly +, but here ag wae rus’ raced who mein mn) aflen mainly ah wil) the driver supped fa Moms. 81h be