The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03
~.,ilce Intelligence,

- - ,se NEGRO AND HIS WHITE sPOUSE-PRA0-
h1 ~ sa2 ri, AMALG GAMATIoN--A SCENE AT THE r0MB5.
A Xyoung white woman, by the name Of Maria Dckenas
Of rather genteel appear ance made her debut before Jus
tice Bogart at the Tombs Monday last and entered
residing at 100 Duane street with whom she alleged
she had been living with for the last two and half
years. sa6 he began to i'll her account of some
Jealous notions be possessed in reference her visiting
serious coored family in the immediate neighborhoed
proportions, bnt notQyed Quite deep in the wool 0c
this latter youth Mr. Summons felt suspicious and pro-
sbitsd her visits to uadsa na. ths penalty Of A
obey the full edics Of Jacob from the fact that nsver
had the sacred rites Of minister been performed and
She therefore, felt somewhat her own mistress still
MACrsTRATr-Msria. why did you not get married
MAmA-weu / could have married him several times,
but thought would nt for if had he would have had
more power and control over me-
MAGisraAIE-How long have you lived togsshert
MARn-Ior two and half years.
NAGls1RAT-Have you any children,
MAsIA--Yes have had one but II is no. dead
MAGrrgAIfs-WheIe were you born, and how old ers
MARIA was born in Manchester, England my pa.
rents are from Ireland. am now eighteen years old
MAos1aArEIIow is il that you don't live happily t.
MniA-why, / DON'T know, except that he begins to
get jealous and won't let me see Of my friende.
lie punches me, AID plnches my arm when am in tha
street
The magistrate said he would take her complaint er
tho assault and warrant issued for the arrest ee
Jacob and eicer Mansfield took the jealous negro iite
custody brought him forthwith before the court whsn
thsWag gistrste REQ nred him TO find bail iq the s0n Il
Sr6to answer the charge in default of Which he was
committed to the Tombs for trial The accused had not
been in the Tomb, but few hours before Maria mads
her appearar in court accompanied BY stalworth
coored gentleman and requested to withdraw her con-.
pant against Jacob. Her request granted and her
dark spouse liberated from custody, and Maria let
the room escorted by her two colorsd atss
ne Rsn Bank Roti0y Yesterday the Chief OF Potioe
received information that Of the bills supposed b
have been in the package of $40 stolen Monday
from the Bank Of the State Of New York Tuesday
deposited in OF the city banks Steps bedng
taken to trace up the possession of the BILL which AY
NOS sb,y lead 10 the detection of the guilty parties
Posing an Altered Bank BiH.--Oficers Unesrhiu and
Byxbee Of the Seventeenth ward arrested Tuesday
night Frances Fraser, married woman, charged wikh
passing 81 BILL which had been altered to $50 In pay
for purchase Of some goods, amounting to up
wards OF So al the store No 81 Third Subse
luently she arrested, and the officers found
terfe $5 bill in her possession, the Salem Bank, Mas
had been informed by brokers that the S2s
bill in question, the State Stock Security Bank New
port, Ia. genuine bill The accused keeps sa0ou
at the junction OF Broadway and sixth Justice
Welsh committed the accused for further examination.
Jurens Thsf-~A boy, about IL years of age, named
stead, on a charge of stealing $4l5 from the burea1
drawer OF Mrs Wilson, residing at NO 2I4 West Twenty
sixth street, Friday last The boy resided with ks
parents in the house with the complainant and wAtch-
ing opportunity stole the money from the drawer and
went OF with another boy about his age to spend it.
They travelled together, bought each wstch and vArt-
articles OF iewelry and day night they visited
ticed and, large amount OF money seen In ther
possession the officer attending the theatre took both
the boys into custody and the person of Peter Qao
enb0s upwards Of SO Of the stolen money found
The young rogue was taken before Justice Welsh wha
| committed him to prison for trial.