The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

allowed her to go.
trate The police officer stated that he arrested Lee at
the Irving House, at the request of the propretOrs he
Key Mr.
Court Coz D shsT he. ay and stated tn that he
Asylum. Said the prsoner-Judge Osborn, came down
from the island yesterday and acknowledge that got
little high and hats ali ssout it, As for that key
Judge-You discharged, no witness appearing
Prisoner-Thank you Judge Osborn-good morning.
And off he went, laughing out OF the court.
Court and the Justice took recess for breakfast.
In the DscssCircle.
From the Boston Mail, May ~
pS1s Sarah charged Henry ana tS.t
were refused admittanee to the Howard Athen@u and
forcbly elected thsrefrom The complainant had
the tickets, and Mr. William G. Knell who is friend Of
her husbands The seats numbered 636, 636, 5S7
The complapsnts husband Is generally known as " The
Mr.. Charles G. Davis opened the for the govern
ment in brief statement and called the FIRST Witness
William c. Kne,l-went to the Howard Athsnmum
Wednesday evening last Had three tickets said to have
in the ,cket ONCE showed us the passa re- way
Mr. Palmer ordered out Of the house whom arrived
at the stairs leading to the family circle We contended
for right to the seats He said could not occupy
those seats and refused to return tickets checks
We propored TO 60 in, and objected to by the audience
Palmer policeman and Mr. Willard, consulted little
while and then told that must not stay at
all Mrs. Remond pushed half way down the stairs.
was torn she said after that Ct
her shoulders was sprainsd
fifteen sixteen persons go in probably Mr. Peck and
Mr.. Phlbrick there; Phibrick said must not
.and there somebody said we were in the way the Ia
dies said they would stay this repeated Phil
brick push Mrs Rcmond out; she took hold Of the ban
sters GBere the witness took hold Of John Augustus
and used him for dummy] philorick pushed her iuzt
SO, (siving John Augustus = sho.e and she went f.K
way down stairs; she len caught hold Of the baaais
ana the rest Of the WAY ssr ssoD in Howard
street shortly before no ladies' there took the ladies
from house at the West End used threats in snH
] i-.r oi nv in,ended visit to the opera u"
on to this visit to the with any attorney in rsla
in ticket I dd rntna ut, got the when giving
rei 00 not an, thing or ias 5sDm ssm *
ar6nd remon even, got there too and took walk
wiRler N'O no' 'isi' lhe opera before this
Saroine PutnamPurchased three tickets for
buy themst yns Wnda opera; told Salem expressman to
.ne ucket Mr. Palmer stopped us when s ~, We ma.1 .
foot ci ". Stars TO the family circle: told him had
been every concert and a, the Music Hall and to hear
AIhoni, and had had difficulty before; he SAID We
could not be allowed to 50 in said should not go out
the police came and said we must GO MIR. Palmer
said he Of Madame Sontags agents and told the
policemen to make us go; told Lin We had from
saem purpose werc offered place in tho gallery
but supposed the gallery was closed to give better feet
and tore her Dress did not purchase those
tickets right seats wanted to hear Madame
Soptag have heard all the singers that
| bought tickets of the only authorized agent.
| To Mr. Bradley STAYED in Boston that afternoon on
purpose to go stood talking about ten minutes;
tain Mr. Phlbrick push my sister; he acted as If he
would like to kill her. declined to go in the gallery;
| Sarah p. Remond-Came from Salem to q, 10 the
opcra Mr.. Palmer is the that said could not
cupy the seats Mr. Phibrck pushed before him and
q m bar nuebf hat
sent me dowr the stairs but caught myself by the
baDnisters about half way dcTn then walked out
in earnest in my talk, but not than now
Of my shoulders spraped. and became painful
did not think the gallery than fifty cents
ano dd no. NE the proposition to go there after my sis
Mr.. B F. Cook for Mr., Palmer and II. Bradley for
Pbbrook made short addresses to the Court and the de
fence ced. Previously to calling witnesses how
Mr. Cook called attention section fourteen of
CITY char'er which expressly coners upon the manager
means may be considered advisable all places Of pub
lie amusement and by the appointing of suitable officers
to order therein This section Is printed
enforcement theatre lsenses and therefore is
elusive as to the powers exercised by Mr.. Willard Mr.
Palmer, and Mr.. Philbrick. Mr.. Pamer's conduct has
rot been impeached by any Of the testimony His name
is scarcely mentioned
The ded that in the present stage of the in
vestigacn II would be improper to separate the original
Mr Patton, an agent Of Madame son.ag-we al ways re
fuse to sell tickets any party who would be improper
to attend the opera we have always doAe in every
city the ticket now shown for the sixth regular
years in the West Indies 535 $50 and 537 are front
seats next to Mr. Wizards private box No 1s have
should be blue, and the price should be two dollars.
Mr. Willard, 'essee of the Howard-Was told OF tue
men and the ladies' considered it Ills duty to cono to
Boston usaees in conducting Boston theatre told Mr..
Palmer and Mr. Philbrck that he would allow noise,
and that the party must be removed by oil legal MEANS
Mr.. Richardson, usher at the Howard having charge
Of the private boxes testified that the compliments
blocked up the PASSAGE talking loud and that the
removed peremptoy refused TO leave, that she seized
to move her witness sad that PbbaE usaS no Sarsb
At six o'clock the further examination of the case was
postponed.
BRILLIANT METEOR AT wAsnIN0roN.-On sa-
turday about ten minutes past 10 p NJ of the
b i'll mt meteors passed Washinpton City which the
editor Of the inteigncer indeed lis light
intense, and il apparently that its sudden
fight startled than pedestrian Originating
Arcarus it passed just west Of Benetnasch (Usa
Major and disappeared at the elevation above the
horgD but about ten degrees west Of the Pole The
light was quite equal TO that of the brightest rockets IL
Eliminating almost every object yvidy and seemingly
il at greater elevation above the city Its path
marked by ruddy train of several seconds dura
tion through the whole oi and what pecu ariy
martable the portion of the train between Arcarus and
Benetnasch, after the rest had disappeared gradually
curved from the latter star toward the zenith until II
fomed right angle with its angle to the eastward This
r-u aimed visible for eal minutes There was no ex
posion, nor any audible noise during It's fight
1OUNG AMERICA.-ln tne St LVuiS i"st"fSe".u
Of April % we find the following story "A young gentle
named Alexander Langley, aged seven years an ex
c,ant illustration Of the rising generation Of America
was found wsude ing the evee,, yesterday afternoon
hs replied nth great nchalance that he lived 10 Spring
field Illinois with his sitter and, having desire to
81 Louis left about O'Clock yesterday morning by
the csrs-arrved at Alton took the downward packet
and arrived In st. Louis and much pleased with the
place. II he hadn't forgotten to bring his boots
and stockings he would have NO objections living here
permanently gentleman took him to his house and
provided for him for the night and wiz send him homo
fhis morning