The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-20

se,n,s M tAe Watch Returns AT the watch returns
Yesterday morning ocsr Cra,son OF the otn ward po
woman possessing an excellent figure ana wei dressed,
charge of b.ng drunk and dsorderly In the street
She still laborpg under the infuence OF the liquor
taken the night previous
MAorsrRArE-Ofcer what charge do you make against
OFrroER-Judgs found her lying on the dat of her
back last p'ght, in the gutter, dead drunk
MAGIsrnArE-What Is your name young woman!
PRIsoNER-My name sir with pause. dropping ner
head and giving singular twist Of the hand which Is
peculiar to persons affected BY iquor) me, SIR
Yes, your" said the magistrate
PRisorxR-why, my nsme:is Della Baily, and an not
ashamed of nv name any how. (Ths last word she ac
MAonrRArr-It appears that you were drunk last
night. How that?
PRISONER NO, judge It's such thing It's nothing
but false pretenson of this NJ P; and to treat lady
In the manner he has me Is most scandalous
MAorsrRArE-I understand you are one of the troop
of model artists and last night 1t you study
ing the tablean of Bscohus In the mud gutter
This remark of the judge touched the sensitive feel
ines Of Miss Della who stragnsensd herself up with
sNo Stree Thank God Ive not come to that vet, to
make public show Of my person to every one Thaok
Heaven Eve much respect for myself and shouldn't
be here if 1t hadn't been for this ID sinking loa
M.ourRArE-Wen Della am glad to that yos
vet cling little to modesty for in the most abandoned
female ever saw there always some portion o that
commodity left. with the exception OF these model ar
lists who appear be lost to all deoercy Della the
officer il disposed to make complaint against you there
fore shall fine you S. for being intoxicated IeFs her
down. Or1cer and Della TAKEN down 10 pisoh
upon becoming sober she reflect upon her past life
and her future
Hrauy Lap Ccse.--A lawyer by the name of Thos c.
Rodgers brought before Justice Osborne Yesterday
morning, whom the officers Of the 81 ward discovered
during the previous night stupidity drunk the side
walkso much that hand cart put into requtsi
ton which tranfsrrei this heavy law without the
aid of a process from the court below to 70 station
house above and from their conveyed to the upper
court or Oyer aud Termiuer called ths Tombs where
his case passed by the Judge and the
sentences was fine of So However the lawyers money
like many others havin vanished from the nights
spree aud any further detention he was allowed
to 20 in custody with officer to procure the money
| in order to pay the fine
Arrest of Female Pickpock.t--Ohcar Bennett, OF
the 9Th ward succeeded yesterday in arrestiug an old
woman, Of II years of age, called Eliza Sherwood on
charge Of picking the pockets Of females in
market 1t appears that for several months past ladies
have been robbed while in Washington market of
containing various amounts OF money. About weeks
ago Mrs. Manuel, of No 81 Duane street, had her
purse stolen containing $34. aud part of broken
earring in the Yesterday this old
from her movements In this market suspected snd
above officer watched her to her residence situated
It No as Carkson street. where searching her room
eight purses found and several receipts and papers,
together with the identical broken ring belonging to
Mrs Manuel Owners wanted for The purses and pa
pers Apply to Mr. Snow clerk of police at the Tombs
Justice Osborne locked her up for trial
Grand Larceny "A black fellow, called Charles smith
arrested yesterday by officer Stowell of the 4th
ward charge Of stealing lot of clothing valued at
S45. belonging to VIM Porter, No 81 Cherry street.
Justice Osborne looked him up for examination.