The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26

doctrines Of This book which is political eysngsst-a
shining light truth the doctrines Of Ignorance and
falsehoods wsuld disappear, as the shades Of night
vanish Def 70 the morning sun Then, those who now in
their blindness dare to SANDER the holy Of
liberation, would open their eyes to the light, and
knowledge Is apostles Of salvation Then the totsr
temple Of old before the giant strength Of samson's
arm, and upon the ruins of Spanish tyranny the paa
dunn OF Cuban liberty would DO raised
CHRISTMAS MORNING IN THE ToMBs.
RECEPTION OF PRIsONRRs-SCENYs IN COURT, ETC
Before Justice Bogart.
The Police Court in the Tombs Christmas morning
was not fully atte aided expected would have
bsen considering the facility Of obtaining intoxicating
drinks In the immediate vicinity. Christ Eve ID
time generally set apart BY certain class to indulge in
drop Of comfort but unfortunately for thsm seldom
steps there The effects Of the liquor increases their
already sxctabls temper hence conflicts take
place. and the police called to quen the disturbance
and the whole party are generally conducted to the
ton house for the night and in the morning are paraded
before the magistrate for jud yment.
However, . goodly number were presented in court
yesterday morning. the result of the pocsmens labors
embracing tho first six wards Of the city The court
BY eight O'Clock presented motley group blacks
and whites indscrminately mixed together, exhi
biting the effects ofrough usage banged eyes and bloody
faces, helped TO diversity the scene. The magistrate
took his seat and the prisoners we've called up in TO-
tation.
Patridt and Bdsey Mcdonald man and wife, both some
what the loAfersh order were called to answer the
charge prs fsrred against them by Mr.. Henry Msngs
butcher, OF Fulton Market, with stealing piece o.
hatcher stated to the that the prisoners came to
his stand on Saturday evening between and o'clock
a - be Va. shutting up and while the man attrasted
and walked away. Complainant saw her take the beef
followed her out of the market stopped her progress and
against them, notwil hstanaipg Patrick denied any
know ledge Of the Transaction, and neither Of the
prisoners could muster the money to redeem the beef
the magistrate &C nsigned both and wife to the
Tomhs to spend their Christmas
Jane Baker, gentetl l,okng and well dressed young
top Officer Carmody, Of the Second DISTRICT stated that
he found her in Broadway, rather weak In her under
standDs and believing hsr to be under the influence of
liquor conveyed her to the station house for safe keeping
she stated to the officer that that evening she had
met friend, with whom she drank glass q hot stuff,
and complained Of weakness in "a nees-the strength
Of the liquor having evdenty pen lted much further
than she had reason to antioI this delicate
o. 'ssbsness the policeman very Attentvs did
he wst TO press his chage TO the court, but rather
seemed favoraby inclined towards her. She WAS good
looLing-hsr reside nce known-justce satisfied
Mary Cahu the next prisoner in order. Here
great contrast exhibited She also prisoner OF the
ss Of being runa .ea sas S 20
street she did By volly Of abuse against the
enhser and told the jus'i,e he might -, which offer
in def ut Ct she escorted to the Tsmbs for
Eve days. To this Judgment she expressed herself
little led with some friends On chrstmas eve An .sut
TO the Tcmbs at Amt right, she exclaimed but alas
might makes right in such cases and down she went for
JAIN H. Rue (eolored lsd) called to answer an assault
and battery on J. Jackson, but arno witness appear
John NcDonald called on Q charge Of assaulting VIM
kahos the complainant not Appearing he was dis
enarsss.
ClaTkxn H. roorA,e,, Joseph yaJsom, AVID William
kcLHs we're next called charged with being drunk and
disordsily John kray German grocer, of 1872 Chur,h
street, sppsarsd witness He said these three fel
o-s into my s.ors last evening" and askei for
drinks; ! saw they we're In liquor, and did not wish to
give them any, they insisted on getting arinks and
store, ara b'ek- some q them.
NAGsran-rbat, not the way for you fellows to act;
sb.n you want dEtnfs you. must pay Tor them. Whit
Prl-osn-K,spng up Christmas sve-,hats AL.
One OF the prisoners shd-"Judge, was never here
before; oerss I've wife and two children. VIII you
ct NE gow
nAeslRATs-sO much the worse for you Ho~ much
better would II have BEEN fer TO have been purchAs
ing little articles for your childrens stockings for
thrstnss cannot let such chaps you appear to be
so lees than . hne Of IS each And thus they stood
fned but, not bsrg able to pay, they committed
TO the fombs for Eve days each.
EisoaSd Parmisos lad Of seventeen years, found
the previous night by policeman Doret stupely drunk
lAyi q on the fisswalk by . coal box.
s<esrsAf- You're pretty looking boy to be brought
no. appear. Why, you are not sobsryst How often do
ytu get drunkf
PssosIn-I haven't been drunk before for six months
past.
N1CunpAr,-wsr, I shall fine you ~
PsIsoSKs-wen, here's the money.
an cir Of egri y and Walked out OF court Some one
marked Il vas doubtful II his mother knes he was
G,orOs Ryan, an old greyhc.eed man, with very red
eyes, called 10 answers charge made BY hrs. Eliza
beth Benecict, Of No IL Oliver street with having stolen
kCf kAxN uanulsf he thn
PsisosK.-"Juege, Al. owes wages. and when she
pays me she have her feys.n
sAolusAn--oh, that won't Go, that's defence
there proper by Law for you to collect your
rags sne owes Without your taking possession OF
these articles Mira Benedict do you identify there tools
WnsEs-Yes, indeed. do know the screwdriver
right we'll have often handled IT, so have the grnbsu
kAGRTsArI-Thats enough Ryan, you must hnd bail
In 500 70 the charge 10 default Of which, the
romes received him ~ Chri.tmas gift
Witan Moran next called 20 answer the complaint OF
william Ryan for an assault and battery perpstrAtsd on
bis psrson Christmas uqaor had bee. the cause
Rysns wife cut Moran the cheek with Tampa regular
light then took place. until the police inerfered and
veed both parties TO the station house Tbs magistrate,
In this required Moran 70 and bail In $500 to answer
the charge.
Wll,am .,oAsscn and John Po~rs, taiior. both stll
under the effects Of the liquor taken the night before,
nssa q eaeh without reserve. and do they went for
x.chal CoAen charged With Interfering With sergesn.
ncNanus in the discharge q his duty. No esfsaos
aae bail required n s2cs far future good behaviour
Beiy KsIy, eomieal ooking Irish woman, Of some %
Year, Of age. NEAT brought before the Justice,
charged with being eraIk ana disordsry In the street.
The omen, he came In 'front.' Of the bench she threw
herself into . beseeching attitude, and With smiling
face exclaimed "Oh Mr. Bosart, do let me 20,
do, lore lie 10 yeu. . merry Christmas TO ysu
Qargh'sr) NO- IoOL a. my arms Mr.. Bassr,, can you
refuse me and Christmas day 200. oh m sure you
can't refuse me. N going 20 guit IL sliossthsr.n
kAeErsATs-Ah so~ you promise too much think
had better ser a you ~ ioi On months.
P,IsoSn-Ah new. Nj, Bogsrt. you're joking, in