New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-30

me alone viii give her few dollars now and thee
but to I've with her as my wife, cannot, bocalse
/ "n.yer married. Ii was only ioke-no csrcmpnv-no,
"noiLir az he knows Il. Hsdischar-e was on a ned
NJ. l.. was comm % iur rial Oh clt--e Of t. 4
'und him Il PRISON mcr'Ay asss.G n' n n,i co" %,
q, nIeo him; be ashamed o. himself r. colll %!
a,n N a motive tor tn. h.s hrsi aeplT ION rEn'
r,if, The mos, di-,ni aid impartial in'Vs, Siuor VS.
made LIZ pas; character, hso,s 1nd assoca4'hs' iH'S
In, W Inn best ~ h. HIS always hvcd ABOVE re-
proath N suspieion-sob.r. moral and INDUS nous
lie acel says, OF about gls charges male asi'1
persons City Prisons whi he ha~ carefully ex 'ni-
med this IL re only me. with woo was n .n3er o,
any Temperance, organization up to iht hour Oh Ms ale ~
O. Pasalor. was sentenced At the Tcnbs for ten lays
10 CITY Prison and fined 81 for stealing bottle Of cham
rsgne from the ship when The agent urged
him 10 sign the temp rano pledge aud keep ~ men hS
need steal champagne ar make 20 himself ra pan
He pr missed 10 do this and truk The Marshal
OF tie Unlied States Court and solicited to ren
the fle The Pres.den; of tin UneG States done could
do this. replied, rather than thus siues should be n IN
prison for the OF the fine, would pay nv
sell; Uncle sam beng rich, myself being poor should
reluctantly pay it. The gentlemen IN the Office kindly Of
frr,d 10 nav tie fire aud the man was dis barged.
o L was committed 10 the TOmbs for Gsordersy con-
duct This man slIped over the chain ~ the grss in
the Park yolce officer seeing him there ordered INN
off b. obeyed but his feet ON TIE walk than
he wa very peremptoTy ordered back again, DE then be-
III III the way Of the Company 10 De r-VleNsu o! Us
Mayor He refused {. 90 back he says; In momeat
seized and taken TO the Police Court and then SEM
TO the Tombs The Agent went TO his home, saw hrs
wife and family found them clean decent and mars she
exp every hour be represented these iacS 20
The Ma. i>iraie and Obt med his discharge.
$ T. charged al Spec al Session with petty aNeny
She went cunyusNey. Ii evident she had nos been
nccusion "a to a or SON. | the prosecutor Tie tlid
me she had taken coihe. from bis lady wardrobe she
had aervsr left bis place, when her delinquency wa.
disccvered. Size arrested at her new sltuapn aud
ii, tlirgs lost found in her trunk. Believing it 20
he Ter st offence urged this gentleman not To press
tie charge. She pleaded guilty then begged the he
corder to pardon her lie mercully acquiescei. The
pros, ouor gave her half dollar and good advice Nay
II exert n practical influence on her future life.
At Jefferson Market Police Court clean, de-
cent woman expressed a desire TO consult the jus
tee She stated him that her husband had un-
fortunately acquired habits of inemperance for which,
and suits he had been sentenced to the Penlieniay
ON the leland for six months. Soon after his commme 1t
her anxiety for his induced her again 10 visit this
Court. Here she me; with lawyer who engaged 10
procure her husbands discharge if fee of % was paid
him; this was DONE After few days delay, he told her
he had asceraned this could not be accomplished for
les sum than So Shs handed him - more, making to-
getheI -.
She now complains the lawyer had not done what he
he'd engaged to do for that Her husband still IN
prison her child sick. her means gone, ami she begins
to be in want The Justice characterized such prac-
tees az Gross impost0ns obtaining money under false
pieienses fraud and robbery. These abuses exist IN
ali our Courts the injury of the respectable members OF
the bar and the disgrace OF the authorities a. VI ~
Jefer.on Market Police Court is concerned the thing
should be stopped He pledged himself TO send the next
case 10 the Grand Jury. He suggested to the lawyer
tie return OF the IS. He retired to procure the
the conduct of Justice Stewart highly praiseworthy
These nefarous and dishonest practices exist at most OF
our Police and Law Courts, and they productive
Of 50 much injury and poverty TO those already crushed
with trouble efforts by the proper authorities should DC
made for their utter annlhilaton.
Several gentlemen had called at the office expressing
their willingness forward various garments for the use
those who require such when discharged from prison.