Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09
Police once.

NAY s-Aimosf a Murder for Love.-For some
months past the loafers louagers handles and green
horns that perambulate Broadway, have been IN the
seventh heaven Of delight at the divine warblings e
a young German woman, who has been engaged
nightly at Pamo's, singing and harpag, while the
aforesaid loafers etcetera, smoked sandry segars,
and tippled numerous herns Of gin sings and ether
drinkables. Amidst 50 many VISITORS OF course the
fair OF the troubadours had troupe ct
admirers, but she told them all she dedicated
10 st. Cecilia, and could marry meme, some deter
mined be contented with their lot, and some to die
and haunt her forever after. One, however, hot.
headed ardent student from Gottngen, who had read
Faust and ether steal until he thought
he was equal 10 any undertaking. determined to have
Palmo's female minstrel whether she would or NO.
For this purpose he armed himself with brace Of
pistols and a sword cane, went to Anna's boudoir,
and told her if she would consent to be his, she
must die there and then. Anna, OF course, in the
most ladylke style, screamed scream, and the
German student seized, and carried to the watch
house before ne could shoot either himself or the
musical prodigy, Anna Kierdig. The following
morning Anna before Justice Hopson TO testify
against her amondsm lover, when the following da-
Susfice-ueIl, what did this man do to youl
Girl-Ah, mein Got, he say he come from my ia
deriand, and dat he love me one very big piece. l
tell him no, he must GO vidout me; but he some
again, until he became-what you call DAFT
Justice-Do You mean inportunate.
Girl-Tahl Yah, dat is dis he say he come 10 have
me, and-and-he pull out, sars-
rJustice-well, what did he pull QUIT Come TO
the point al once woman.
'GiH-Why, he pull out two pstoley and one very
long sword, and say he shoot me dead unless 20
live wild him alone.
Justice-So then, because Of his unacceptable i'm
portunities you want me TO sent him TO prison.
Girl-Yah, sare, IL You please, thank you very
much
Justiee-Lst him stand committed until he finds
bail.
A rough and fambie cusfomer.--In consequence
oil the rio, board the Roscoe, an application
made tor warrants 60 arrest several individuals for
assault and hs,,ery-snd, among the rest, a man
sait river roarer, and would fight any thing short Of
mad es'i and thath. always took by the horns and
shook the beast until u had the head ache Nothing
dauntcd ny TINS disaster, two Of tho officers veHt
ana seizeo .nis piusterer, as he was standing by
Fulton Market when he s,raiphtwav foored one,
wh", ,anrg against vegetable ,taII, created in his
downfall most profuse scattering Of sprins onions
busches of asparagus, ctcetera and the unlockv in
defatigable was rewarded by sundrv LirL. ~ fbs
ribs by the mark 81 woman The Other o,E - 10
diately came to the rescue, and a sot, IN r..n,n.
struggle ensued, which ended by both rollins !. ths
middle 81 wooden ware store, TO the destruction NJ
brushes, brooms, wooden bowls apd God 80.
what beside BEFORE they coud be extrcs,ed Sra,,
their unseemly position, the first officer came ~
with a rope, and cart and horse, To which ther
bound the salt river roarer, and brought him in A.,
umph 20 the Rails &c Justice.
Bargidr arrested A rough looking loafer caIIis .
himself Frisby, alias Churchill, was brought up'
charged with breaking into the house No. 40 Leon,
ard street, the night Of the 10th March last and
stealing therefrom property 70 the value Of two han.
dred dollars. The only evidence adduced TO the
magistrate was the possession of coat asd handkcr-
chief which were sworn to have been in the house
the night ~ the robbery. The prisoner said he
bought the coat ~ Betsy Carin, and the handker-
chief Of Phebe Mullen.