The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-07

FLApr Up AT SAaArocA-TRovnLE AMoss
Tos.-Auch excitement having been caused . few days
since ct Of our moot fsshionsoas watering places
by what alleged to be Of the rules
and customs 81 certain game. we'll known to al the
snail fry "bind mans buff" aud much having been
ssd in disparsgement Of the conduct OF one OF the
principal actors this affair. would very respect
uly lay before the public fsw fAots in his jastaocs.
ron, dns ;sss.s IN %sp,snd one whose
elegant manners and conversational powers rem
der nim much admired and sought after In society.
The circ umstssces Of the case are simply tness: :
Certain ladies entered into conspiracy to make this
gentleman appear ridiculous In the eyes OF the com
rany-in fact TO make . butt Of old enough 70 be
their father Truly, Q most laudabs undertaking.
One Of these consprators proposed the game OF hind
mans bsn and the Judge vas solicited to Join In the
deal u pressing In which several married ladies were
moot earDet and eloquent in their mopportunities ne
great baltimore belle was tbs srst bind man" At
the fret Offset she made straight for the Judge from
Which may b. naturally inferred that she Vas volans
the primary and most important Law OF the game, ~
pee ping short time. after good deal Oh doaxln-
ron ping che caught the judge This was repeated
special Prey. viii not ray nov he caught; did
zee tn. usnssction whether By the arm, the coat
tan, or ruund the peek: hhs no. Jet been satisfies.
torily proved. But ,-'tain u Is, he was caught
aud held. WIN. phat ''d the Judge DO !.
Did he cry out that he wa. ruasiy srAsNe
BY the arm or that too great osn ..h
taken ~iih his peek: or that the dignity Of 10 ~
Vas outraged by his being hed BY tns coat tail
he acted far differently he submitted With . 20. =
time II vas nov his turn. He ~srming With the
sport and had begun 70 enter into the spirit Of It,
lie dashed blindiy wherever . light laugh q rust
ling ,iik attiscted hrs attention. aud tasty succeeded
In catching lady t~oe--ehs proved to be the same
enc that had caught him The sscoad time he csu~ht
her che bad stun bed and fallen upon the sofa from
which the judge calamity raised ber-not by the tips
Ell her rosate myers 81 course but any gentleman
would raise lady nom such POSITION and he caught
her a. any would be likely to lay hold Of another
In spch . romppg game. This the head and front
Of his ofisndipg Tn. young lady offence II TIE
Way che .as handled without gloves" and vent
weeping to her chamber
The Judge. who overwhelmed with eoufusion
ssd dmsy vas told by married lady. (no relation,
however, of the touchyr partyJ that he gen
tl,msu-tbas be unit fSr Isdi-s society, and
per,mrtory orderrd him Co l~av. the room. The
judge ob,yed aud In the Of the evening sent
the young lady an apology. -h'ch vas accepted.
The good Judge. considerably ooopos~d. by what he
thought a quiet termination % ths affair, ventursd
sgsn into the psrlor (pubic pzror. mind you) when
the sams oifcious champion OF female dignity, Who
had before insuted him ordered him ont az ths
room and told him that either he abe must lssvs
the springs instanter.
The eonsequepca the judge lsft the merit mcru-
ing deeply mortified aud cbagrned ~ the result ef
his vi,it.-Bsiiimore CaPPr, Sgt 8.
Political Intelligence.
John G. Stoddard n so independent candidate for
In fls ~ str AT NJ "A