The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-13
Police InteIliger &c.


The Poes Cou-t presented rather Lively appesraac,
early Tuesday morning at the return Of prisoners
stitutnr th. sy lawsr v.rds ef m. cy The morninr
and the odor arising from the motly mi xturr
OF black white, and yellow specimens Of human misery
and diseps caused by the all certain killer OF
human happiness spntuous liquor" anything
but agreeable. The subjects too, appeared to have
been msr.rs, not only TO rum it.ef but 70 the
Ming" the taking Of which u Just about certain
death as when struck by Lightning The majority Of the
prisoners. numbering some thirty forty and wo
men looked A. they had considerable hard service
ornsmented with black eye- cut faces tsere1 clothing
women Of rather tente~i appearance holding quite
bright looking boy, ABOUT i've years old resembling
much the parcnts looks Of Of worthy offcisls
but o; cour-e We DO NOT vsh TO insnuate and there
fore ct the matter rest The Magistrate called up the
two women who answered TO the OF Harriet Per
rs and iuc-ts Canning The latter being the mother Of
the boy. The prisoners charged by Kate IA
ten with brrs>ing her head With = bottle, backing
her eye, and otherwise dishgurlng her person; aud
injury while the other aided by looking waiting to
assist II necessary After the complaint written
oath and that done than Lucretia stepped
to the bsr and began 70 exposuate and
the complainant WOW" aaid she, isn't II ridiculous
shame that decent woman like myself should be sworn
against by rrcenhorn like this (pointing TO ksteD
Here, judy I'm nAtive in this country for the last
seventeen year. AMI this Rrephorp only been here
s-ear and ism IL ridiculous shame she should be allow
ed TO have first conp'sncd against old resident like
myself The fact is Jodgc, didn't strike the woman
~ rue NA 1kniinb win huro~hu INV Nfrt
bv,h drunk aud stepped In to interfere and sbs
then. struck her.
MsgistrHte-Th- woman exhibits q sever blow on the
heed. and evidently has been badly used shall hold
both parties TO bail In the Of 500 20 the
charge
Prisoner-Judge never struck the woman, but will
give BALL and decent looking man stepped up 20 the
bar and entered the required ssty and Lucrets was
liberated from custody. Her associate Harriet I'M
able TO furnsh the amount Of bail and cent back to
prson but with the promise Of Lucrctis that she would
procure her release In less than two hours
The next prisoner cab driver, called James baui
gan who exhibited woeful looking countenance with
monstrous huge swollen eye, and cut on the cheek
bone, caused By coming la contact with policeman
isasc's club the night previous Charlotte Brown,
Of les Church street appeared complainant and te
tined that the prisoner TO Der house intoxicated
gan TO assault the inmates and threatened TO set
ie TO III. premises The aid Of the Fifth ward poiics
called in. who attempted TO take Lsnigsn into
tody lie resisted the officer by Selling him by the
throat and the police TO protect himself
Nlied 10 knock Bsnieap down, In order to subdue
Ill 20 peace and quiet The prisoner who still
ter nc influence of liquor made no defence. and the
m.gs >a,e hell him TO bail In the Of $500 to
sver tbs, charge at court for trisl
The orb. prisoners gummsrily disposed o. BIZ
cv months BLACKWELL Island, Ave days in the city
Prison aud shers by rcprimsnd for being drunk in
~ ,l-s,Ia,,, ,ssis John LtneOn Tuesday officer
poyei one on the o Ncemen Of the Third ward appeared
t.fore Justcs Osborn and entered complaint against
Iobn n Ling charging him with sssaultng his person
ON Mon. afternoon Srirg the procession of the Fire
mont chile in the scharRe ~ his du,y police
y .r N ,pprars Nv the a1ldayit made b.. tie
,,i,ant thai MIR Ling was driving horse AMI wagon
i rough PARK place and Cbur street. dufios Tie pso