The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-19
COnrt Of Snccl0I SeSalOus

Before Judge Beebe and Aldermen Compton and Bard.
May 1s.-s7n Ind'dgent Spouse Patrick Casey. who
exhibited his nts in very atered condition APP
pearcd TO complain Of Patrick Derby who had
injury and severely him As story develop
ed itself however the SUBJECT matter Of the complaint
seemed to be the least Of the wrongs he had sustained
They had both recently landed from Scotland where they
had lived together On their arrival the complainant had
begged his wife Ito whom he had been married than
years and who had borne him Fix chdren) to have
nothing more say the defendant and he had he
hoped. dissolved all connection and separated entirely
from him Derby had however watched the wife as she
went to market and persuaded her to leave her husband
and family and take her abode with him in a room In
another boarding house lie had followed them and
ge her but without effect he had also appealed
TO the police authorities for redress but they could
sist him. On leaving the Office the defendant had
upon him In the street and beaten him. tearing his clothes
in the manner he then showed The wife appeared in
Court with blooming red face but most unblushing
efirontery to deny the charge and clear herself but
unfortunately the bar keeper from the boarding house
single bodied room husband and wife for a
week The Judge observed they ought both to 60 to
nc ptni't ntary. The complainant sao he only wanted
his vile to return with him and he would not say word
10 her. The lady who did appear to be such de-
srable acquisition rather demurred very reasona
lie request Judge Beebe said could not inter
FIRE with hat-tbey would however separate her from
the prisoner awhile by sending the latter the peten
tary Tor four months. lie was accordingly removed
proic, ting to thei Lordships that he meyer done II y
while Mir and Mrs Casey left the Comt-al his conces
ion Icing apparently insufficient to induce TO come
TO terms
se4ais Charge Of Observation-Disclosures McCahill was
gcd with stabbng Patrick Scaliy with knife The
complainant and the prisoner were each about eighteen
years Of age aud lived in the sixth avenue, between
Thirty eighth and Thirty ninth streets and accord ny
10 Scaly statement he standing at his d,or
ming last week. the prisoner had come up, chal
Ienqcd him 10 fight and inflicted the wound nc
plaintd Of. (e here exhibited puncur,d wound Just
below The region o. The heart Several wit lesscs
called and the appeared 10 stand thus TIE locality
Il hind Of Irish colony and Mr. scay scnr, has rem
oLgnt for keeping dogs of which bit MIR. McCHb,.
Seur in the month Of February last for this NcCall
sought gal remedies; and the Scays thinking II
thing 90 be going TO law and holding reigousiy
the jolly hegpnrs opinion that courts for towards
,fectco had inhibited a bitter spite against the family
aud bad long sought opportunity for appeal 70
arm A. usual there great dent ~ cont tctory
evidence 10 the actual encounter; an1t which. Ter
McCah.l (complanant's father caused no little
iriment in dotcIibing the attack hi boy. scally
herr said he took hoult of him by the hair of the
he just 20 and suitine the action TO the word he
srett his hand the bench and seized Alder
lnan NOmptJn foreock much tho confusion Of that