New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26

.h., vour cat did not cot The Fshertys feb with your
coppivsnce. II the eat did So YOU did wrong; for
that vou are sufficiently punished by your inp<son-
ment lsst pTht. think you might have been less
basty in striking Michael. IL Michael In Court
Mrs. Flaheriy-He d. Stand, Michael oeiore his
Honor.
Mrs. Fiaher,y, Michael and Timothy were standing
together in row.
Judge-Now am going to insure perfect harmony
in your house for months 10 come; shan bind eacn
OF YOU over in the sum of s2o0 Ia keep the peace.
This was almost TOO great hu initiation for the blood
81 the Briens 10 bear but there no aerastive-
Mrs oBrsn FIaherty satisfied herself as well as sas
could by looking screvdnvers at the Judge; Mchaet
looked demure, and Timothy looked Jolly. The bonds
were given and the interesting trio left the Court.
JEFFERSON MARKET.
ysry little of nteres, was done at This Court yester-
day morning.
Mr.. joseph Miner, who appeared in company with
his bosom friend Mr. Jackson, said that this Pythias
OF his treated Lin 70 two glasses OF beer at the corner
Of Twenty-eghth-st and Seventh-av., and tina. they
went on down esst and when they srrvsd at the corr
per Of Twenty. seventhst and Broadway as the night
was very dry they took couple of glasses OF brandy
and water BY the time that they had hauled Foarth-
av On their eastern voyage, an officer concluded mat
he had Letter Join the party.
Dir. Michael Savage thought il very hard that he
should be obliged to 90 to prison for being 50 sick ss
be could not walk straight.
Mr.. Hermann Schuler gentleman whose knobby
nose had evidently been very convenient for tho
knocking, Acknowledged that he had become infs'u-
aied with the Mysteries of CdolYho Wolfe which had
been given him by nautical friend. In the mllst Oh
bis admiration he had been snapped up by sn officer.
Peter Flood, whose mirrors of the soul were goe
up with an 20 comic effect, was brought Ia accused
of assault with intent to KILL by one Mccain, grog-
seller No. lOl Seventh lv., whose vest was piano.
rama of Swiss scenery. Mccain told terrible story
of some terrible Frank COVE who camo TO his placo
in company with this fellow, aud when he refused tn
give them liquor began TO smash the glasses, and
wouldn't let him put up bis shutters, which every free
ard indercrdent member OF the LiquOr-Deaers So
cieiy has inaenable right to do exactly when no
pltases. He displayed All ancient but slll iornhiab5
butchers Knife and said that this terrible Flood, not
content with infringing the liberty of the subject had
manifested the intention of Infringing tho precincts of
his visoera. Floods offence was that he was found IN
such company.
Tie officer stated that he found the grocer with
burr-starer in his hands: he said that Coyle had
taken knife TO bim and he toe oth serl took tho
knife Oh. Ut Coyles pocket and though Coye ony at
tempted 10 strike him with his fst he said he was go
ing 10 use the knife. Mr.. Mccain said that about
dozen were presents they had been drinking he took
bold of Coye to put bin out Coylc struck him, and
then he Knocked Coyle dowa-knocked him down
twice.
The Justice reminded Mccain that he was engaged
in an unlawful business. Mr. Mccain thought that
was different from assault and battery. lilo did not
think it proper for any man 10 keep drunkard IN
bis house The case was put on unti McCann could
bring his witness.
Margaret McKeon stole some shoes from her en-
ploNcr because she was not wise enough 10 know
any better" Margaret Conor had told her that II
ehe could make any thing by taking things It would DO
all right. Her aunt would take care, she said of her
if thu Judge would only let her CO. Dismissed with
good advice.
Owen kenigan had been found keeed upon tho
sidewalk. He a hack driver was so much IN tbs
habit of going round that he could not remember any
particular place where he drank his brandy, vino
and lager BIER Indeed he drank at almost every
place.
John Benfod, who looked quite human at first sight,
confessed to having been taken by man into his
house when be was suffer ring and then repaying tho
hospitality as the mum was asleep by stealing
his bread.
A little woman told Der story
was born In Ireland-County Monaghan; my
husband tells me he was born in Dublin, lrelandi m
here goin' on eight year-seyen year last Marchi We
was married about year ago, and he was very gsod
TO me up TO two months a. o. and then he would hide
the money under the carpet when he come home;
since L We been confined, two weeks since, he has
treated me very bat and he turned me out OF doors
this morning; the child is in his house now with little
eirl of his thirteen years Of age when he began to
hide the nor ey says |: Peter, ain you gon to lave
Inc ony money 7 if you don't lave me ony victuad
Il II have TO lave ye; be Diver eft me sixpence,
and one day when he give his little girl quarter to 90
out he would not let her bring it in where was and
made her leave il till she came out Bgin."
We leaned the desk TO catch her words-her
breath exp ained all.