New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10


Dead and drowned women tel no tales"
III is proper here to say that while the writer deasony
in facts respect for the feelings of the friends and ela
tves of the characters introduced induce him c
tous in his narrative The events and incidents de
scribed will sufficiently test the authenticity and correctness
Of The revelations here made many Of them yet
fresh in the public mind Ii may ittle improbable
to the uniDisted tina, should not only be willing to
sacrifice every feeling OF honor and humanity but
their own flesh and blood for money but il nevertheless
tootrue The who ventures on the hgh
way of crime have longer the control of their actions
snd even though the better feelings Of their natures may
times revolt at the arocy of the deeds they called
commit to conceal other and previous crimes they
forced to 90 on In midst there and women
WHO bear the highest characters and in the best
oieiy whose crimes Of deep dye, and viii coll for
more severe punishment, a, the last day than the noted
criminals in Sing sing But they rehand the world
does not know that their dollars stained With human
boood and that their riches The product O; in al
its thousand forms The reader of the Cabiu Boys Story
will be able least get insight ico how OF
rich men accumulate their wes.h while reveals soma OF
the dark mysteries connected with their operations
The register of the Bellevue Hospital contains many
sad record written and forthwith forgotten melsn'
choy occurrence took place there durihg Of The Sc
veres ros,s Of the present winter One night whea me
DO sought enjoy the comfort of their hresdes,
man picked up from The gutter in Broadway, whefe
he had fallen from sheer exhaustion and carried into
the nearest Station House by policeman and hsmane
passer by with difficulty that be restored 70
consciousness by the medical man who forthwith
summoned. and then he enfeebied by the com
and empencs that bis .s1oysy
defined In possibe He removed Bellevue Be ifsl Were
he died the following dag and buried IN plnpes grave
that kc eeba1ehery sn1 exposure had
hsis marks hE features that judgment resreca<
could correctly formed he bA3 bee1
the AID tsttered aud dur
r hs a pcokererce eagfsl sad
indicative 81 his having Eytd life OF
bood ed that the habinssd they %
seres tshec oct Of bs presence Fnsna!
Visions vs-ou epsrdes Of h coaJgred
nv Of these u phrsuzy he iie4
uttered passed from tie earth for
ever. -, =. .... -. -, 80 =. ...,.
SD ,ao Of guilt connected IA the career Of ti' ' aae
ana .ppsentv unknown bow equally sell se :s.
ot tales would The history OF others No Eaf-
horitsl fTuk. the record OF ,A-E carers u
,oSSt How rrsnv Who have died eH n ajec poverty awe
,s.rsd ard hosorsd rneubs We say; ba We s1r
x,e sea OF tAs lives ias open many sat n .n sne
~ Siscloses that Is perhaps sea- are
lnred forever the silence Of oeisiec Dat 70 ouf
M ~ he o barren desert OF Csofnt efere@ :,
upwoutte the shrpcx q the Por o.
in .xerv o,her the United sisos Tor every
could by msnsee 10 DO 80 essef 20
h.,s 10 the cnpidi,y Of mankind conse9 eEty AZ ne
Ia be ols raeiy frsissea for re sSe o. &c
ef sod,p promise Feshis essed V salre note -
amen. starciiy Of seamen nor every otnsr
One enc hotly ser tue ness pa ~ upe.
c-1 ana men had sthed themselves thst they we're eH
u s.e 10 exaggerated story there Vas AZ aaa''