The New York herald., 1845-03-15
Price Two Cents.
Special Sessions.

Before the Recorder and two Aldermen.
MARCH A-OA ireland Young Frapcs-Mrs
Mary McCauley tidy looking French woman, Of about
80 Of sge who had united herself with sprg Of
and thus become Posse:sed Of name 80 foreign to
ored cloak and black gloves on complaint OF Mrs Mar
garet strew, a well dressed, good natured looking
primary lessons Of theh school in manner entire
repugnant to the feelings of Mrs g. She being pro-
minent member o. the Peace ssciety and having holy
horror OF eciipsed eyes and winey noses.
Mrs. sTREwkt sfed that the lady at the bar had the
honor o. renting her house and home from the witness
which house and home consisted OF the first
floor and that she Uhe wness) was somehow possessed
Of the idea that the French lady vrtuous
an Indian squaw ON the banks Of the Mississippi
hundred years that cultivated and civilized class
at that early period held criminal man to have two
wves-were perfectly conversan with the forms OF
rage and wore psntales with two frls round the bot
TOM for fear Of offending the modesty the hunters In
dians and wild bea,t the or all of which his
torical facts Buckstones Green Bushesn Witness
with her at having her door open at late
pressive words OF the witness, h bat long side o.
the head" and further called her out Of her name.
REcoRDER-What have you to say to this, Mrs McCau.
DETErDANT-Ah, oui, Monsieur-Je hal un petit rela-
tion-vat you call de tell tale-I have call her of
her nom-Ah, non, Monsieur pardonex moi II have
commit de battare de salt upon herI no strike her
at allie sus une bon dame, have de good charac-
call monteur, eh vat you call de harpethe lyre-Mon
Dieu no tell de yrel no call her out Of her nom-I
REcoRpERDo you wish to proceed further against her
CoMPLAinANr-Weil, if she'll 2, away from prem
and will pay me the dollar lint her sure wont give
her clear, and forgive her the rnt 7
REcoRDER-Will you do that?
at the CourD-Ah ou Monsieur, I sal leave de mason
before long temps certanment but sal return de
lare-(Laughter)
REcoRDER-Why not?
DErEsDArT-(shruggng her shoulders)-I have non
W esn Pay no dGareM fol have non
re Rsso.DanNwsl, De I'VE go away now.
DErr CurNr
sieurs- Cunning round and discovering e homne MARIE
Abner Millikn, ex deputy Coroner)-Ah, Mons. Milly
Monsieur Gu est e Madame Milly kn-(A crowd Of Of.
cers here collected round the lady pay her their de-
brd-vat you call him Martin, bon Jour. Monsieur.
REcoRpkR will refer the matter you, Mr. Milli-
laughter the psnss msae dSods Ssr
Rerograde Movement in Civilization colored gentle.
man in rather seedy suit of grey, with unu:ualy
japonica answering to the OF Henry Johnson was
placed at the bar charged with having committed an a.
williams. -'
Miss W. being requested to tell her story, testified
that Mr. johnson had been the habit participating
the occupancy bed and partakng Of her board
Tor long period as man and wifeno being refined al
The Indian squaws Of 74o in the wilds Of the west
been requested by the witness 20 his ways in peace
and she would follow suit which scrpural request
Johnson requested her to visit the gentleman in black,
who occupies apartments in the cellar and she had not
got her dunnsge ready. and hesitated about going
REcoRpER-Well, Johnson, what have Won got to ssv
for yoursef7 What did you beat her for +?
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS she won't keen
her noise tos her to- and she wouldn't do it, she kun
mp dc alley when was to work. wanted her to 90
way, an she wouldn't.
REcoRDEn-what right had you to beat her She is
not your wife
PasorER-Well, she's just de same it don't make no
difference (Laughter)
REosRDER-Oh. no. il isn't the same.
PaIsoEER-( R-(Blnbbering)-Well, ssr, / don want no
hin more to do wild her III forgb her dis time; an she
DETER m let
look him-dats all. (Roars of laughter)
month
PRIsoNER (Blubbering and wipng his eyes with the
tail Of his coat course oh true lub alys duz run
crooked. an am victim to dat dam Cupids oh fe.
male female, you am discover what you hab bro me to-
"A shout OF laughter)