New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30
ESSEX MARKET.

The customers at this shop yesterday morning
pere neither +" rich rare'-not rich, peculiarly
sptakiDg, and not st all in any sense, TO the
shame Of the City be il said. Tie following indi-
viduals were either relieved of their surplus funds to
the extent OF ion dollars restrained as TO their
personal liberty fer ten days. for being too loyal sub
ecs Of kiug Alcohol and expressing their archie
preferences with freedom than is consistent with
their allegiance 10 O Republican Government:
LOCKED UP.
Edwe.d O'Caire, Leonard Devoe, Isaac Robbins,
John Rig'ey, Jsmes Burns, Emma Sands, Philip
Kelly Elizabeth Riley and Mary Reed.
MIGRANTS
Mary Doyle and John Delgss were cent to tbe Gov
ernor Of the Aims House.
Henry Sohn AID Edward White, were both in
fighting mood and though not in company with each
other amused themselves by committing divers as
sauls upon peace able persons for which they were
put under bonds of $500 to behave themselves, and
anew or the complaints respectively.
PURSUIT OF LINEN UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
Charles Miller was srrested for stealng from the yard
Of Bridget CroRan shirt, whether belonging to her
private wardrobe sppertainng unto some masculine
friend was not set forth in the affidavit. Charles was
held to answer.
George Dawson was brought up for breaking into
the house of Peter Beme Nd. 1875 Colunba-st pom
HE person found skeleton keys, some cgars
bottle of brandy, and also bag OF property whch
JAMES DUFFYs JOURNAL"
James Duffy was brought up for oebriaton. james
was not too honorable 10 get beasy drunk aud become
charge upon the City, but he was far too honorable
to tell Of the who supple him the liquor. There
was little of the feminine delica,e in the appearance
Of James and bis schoolgirl slyism would never have
been detected in his face, any more thaa the honor
about which be talked 20 much was discoveraole IN
bis actors; but for all this, james had been ssnti-
mentally Miss NGncysh enough 10 keep journal
This production being submitted to the inspection OF
The Court appeared that James is well known at the
Tombs, and about three weeks III every month makes
his home there or thereHbouts.
James Notes may fafnish theme for some con-
siderable II msrk, though they viii not probably hsye
the circulation and excite the comment incurred by
Dickens's Notes" We give the following facts
from James, own hanowrte:"
Monday, June 25-stcck y cents doing pretty weL.'
II will be perceived that James, capital wss limited
at Ills particular time but trembling lest the mag
niiude of his operations should, in o. failure
shake the financial woS TO its centre is considerably
relieved by the ratf ug intelligence that he " do
" iug pretty wei.
The reIt day he "webt to Cauigan's' and had
some friendly discourse with Mary but he does
no, vouchssfe description Of Mary and jealousy
conceals Mays" wnepabouts but az mem bran
DUN Immediately folio wing reads Capital stock 2
cents WE may fairly conclude that Mary costly
niece Of furniture.
On the Goth BE- lai been erinking was taken up
"by Fifteenth WeTd Officer, and hned 81 by Wood.
lbe btNf Gay De WIS very
market" and the next he event down 10 the
"TOnb s."
On the OH Of July he was drunk again and seat to
the Tombs but he must have got out again soon
for we read that on the sth he bought shut which
we are happy 20 hear. 10 this yeriisble history We
also read that James taken up for being druck
b, Officer No 533, Thirteenth District. And that on
snotner occasion be wss taken up by q Nsi oi the
Sixth District and rot :" five days by BogsT. ADD
10 eynee his cont mptuous opinion of tee last men.
io1edloiioia be spells his ZANE with small initial
"B." The let Of January be went to the fomos, sud
from that time be - does not remember until JGne l.
How the Intervening time was passed bis tsaoherous
memory will not recall, aud the world viii have 10
record Of tbs period in the life Of james Dsfy.