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r,, NJ the ease after its termination he whole n'a'
rrss IN long afhdayits made on 1879, TO prD'e wv
fal,itY Of the allegations contaiTes IN "' ~ H. 60 "a
neces-arv directed. Without mrs; TFeSeh's .


cor,,;,ed in these afadavit-, the testimony %
s"''e' -, ,.ord be lrnielliglbe, and We shai.
w - rho Close OF the trial endeavor 10 present at
| :be nrounen, facts contained IN th' aiavs with the
testimony tending TO iaiS'y o, S1Ft'0.' ''' @ 80 "
,f ,h. ,ria whatever II may ue'


o re Cd Tr having disposed OF all the business before
, and ,a.sed upon eighty-one complaints. found forty


x bills and dismissed the complaints in irtyve cases
,ycre discharged with the thanks Of he Court


Amongst the bill! found against the Ex-Honorabie
Charles F. MITCHELL for forgery The third degree and
one was found for ike sience by the former Grand Jury
there are TWO or three indictments against him FOR forgery
besides another complaint lay before the next Grand Jury


Police OrFicE-The doinzs the Police Office ycster
day we're OF character generally worth the chronclns


Hannah Sullivan was lodged in the wachhouse on ues-
dav night for stealing ladies hats from the dry goods store
of Hiram B. GRAY, No so Cathernestre-t for winch and
the sin of lcing vagrant she 10 the PeH!enary
for calendar months.


A man named Thomas Brady breugh; in with two
hams he carrying, supposed to be stolen A. va;
discovered that he thief e was discharged, and
the hams detained and delivered TO the owner.


John Ferguson housed for the night for being drunk
and di,orderv, and fined 3 and costs.


Samuel Anderson L. Mckay and Bridget heany were
placed in the unpleasant category, and fined the first -
and costs the second s. and and the las, ramed $ and
costs This indulgence il drinking found there
fore TO be both troublesome and expensive business the
on wa TO avoid which be always sober and temperate.


PROMPT Arrest fer a TreacheroWS I1ctt.-About eight
days since Germans named Robert T. Moss and Adoph
NJ L Piis arrived hither in the ship IRON Hamburg
Moss took lodgings No l2i Nassautrec and PInck at
some place in the Bowery-wLcrc Mos did ascertain.
Pnck often called Moss MS lodgings bu; the latter
never inquired where he boarded returned his visits On
TUESDAY morning Pnck when Moss out and stole
and carried away mahogany bs containing TWO gold rings
an agate seal in gold and half eagles >overegn doub-
looms and silver coin together OF the value OF Sl63-
As soon Moss discovered he robbed n suspected
Pnck and fastened tie Police Office where he procured
the assistance of Officer Lounsbuy, who went with Moss
the Bowcry and in me of c" hours succeeded in
finding the boarding house of Inck and the he
pied which locked and its occupant out This the oi-
Ger soon entered with his skeleton keys and there found the
box with the rings and SEAL and port'n OF the gold and
silver coin Soon after Pinch arrested, and
his person found gold watch he had purchased with
some articles OF dry goods. He taken the Police
Office where through Interpreter as he could not speak
English he confessed the theft and told where he had pur-
chased the watch and other goods, which returned to
the vendcrs and the money refunded Thus by the activity
enterprise o the officer the German stranger recovered
all his money and property and the robber Of his countryma
commir:e1 20 prison To answer.


4 Hopcfnt hmm grant.-An Irish immigrant named
Hugh Gabrnh two hours after hc landed from ship
board was found by officer tiarman b. King lying in the
street so thoroughly drunk, that he unable walk
stand The officer however got HIM up and had him con
vcved the Police Office where the recently arrived patriot
was fined s., and in default Of payment sent for FIVE
DAYS to prison. take his first lessons in liberty there