New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-14
ESSEX MARKED

ESSEA MARhEI.
Since the extenporaneous bsby.show one morning
last week the general effect Of the courtroom has
no occasion presented any distinctive feature partcu
larry unique and striking until yesterday. The same
general characteristics which have noted the assembly
Of orc morning have been found belonging in equal
degree TO that Of the next there always the same
assortment Of rum blossomed noses beared eyes and
broken heaos and the same fragrance exhsled from
fetd breaths saturated with the double flthness Of
tobacco and rum. Yesterday morning, however, that
hisute ornament, the mustache, in all its various
stages Of development the distinguishing mark Of
the crowd which assembled TO to Justice Bren
nan for its muom fracture OF the Christian sabbath
Red black gray and moDgrel-thck, thin and scat
terng-square pointed and curiv-derce, mild and
Observation-Disclosures successes lament
able failures and undecidc. ants were there, AZ
If there had been bristly called and these
were the delegates. THE TRIBUNE Office, which could
have cent such glorious shaggy examples OF the prog
ress in the modern beard movement, was unrepre-
scented, save BY single reporter whose sdolescent
mustacbe will probably be bright red as soon az
more mature development has made it visible to the
naked eye.
DRUNKEN QUARTETTE.
William Donovan, an Inshman with red mustache,
Samuel Lowden, with straw-colored musaehe,
Richard Mcleod with fierce black ditto. and Joseph
Clark with one of q subdued rac0lor, were fined ten
dollars each for letting their Sunday drunk last till
Monday morning.
JUVENILE TOM HyERIsM
Charles Burns and George Porsett, each without
hair on bis upper lip, but with slender streak OF
black hair-dye under his nose, as the evidence of
things not seen. were arrested for fighting 10 the
street George had confusion OF the head aud rup-
ture of the pantaoors, while Charley so mauled
and battered that he was universal damage. Re
qued 20 give each $500 bail that they wouldn't go
and do il more.
ELLEN COMMITTEES
Ellen Doneilv drank so much Oln and peDDQrmiut
that she sat down in Deanoeyst TO cogita.e Her re-
Elections disturbed by the officer who gave her
seat 10 the station house. Ellen was fined but made
an arrangement by which che is to work out the pen
atty, eating beans al tie Tombs at dollar day.
BATCH OF REPROBATES.
John PeriIe, David X. Clarke, Denus Whaen
William Hefeman and Carl kiese, who had trans
gessed the City ordinances in divers and sundry ways
ano had upon the day previous, with malice afore-
thought broken the Sunday into inLumerable pieces,
were escb placed under $500 bords to behave them
selves more like Christians
BRERCHFs, A MINUS QUANTITY.
Timothy Kelly was found roosting fence at
O'Clock in the morning with nothing on but his shirt
He said he came in the evening from Willamsburgh
with new suit OF clothes but some one had got him
drunk tai all his attire and left him to navigate the
stream of life with but single rag Of canvas In con
sideratiou of his loss Timothy discharged without
further punishment.
PRETTY WELL CoRNED
George McPhersnn Of No. "a AttOrney-st. had a
musfachp
which ticked bis right eye at the time thai the
other reached under his chin. he got very drunk on
SUNDAY and lad nj got over II yet so but he bumped
his nose with the Bible and then let the book drop into
an inksiand then the floor and stepped on II.
when the clerk told him to kiss il. Justice Brennan
PROMPTLY fined him q for literary disrespec
HOBOhEN AMUsEMESTs.
Michael Reuben, with bushy mustache full of
crackers and cheese, the remains of Sundays II
o'clock lunch had been pious party Of pleasure TO
Hoboten aid got religOusly drunk while listening 10
a Dutch sermon. Was nj certain whether II was
three gallons of lager beer be drank or two or four or
only pailfu, but he thought that If he had In
sisted upon having pint of Wolfes pTOfane schnapPs
put into the last dose be would nj have been drunk,
a. might have over At the mouth, or il might be
possible for him 20 "swen up ard bust but be
eould Mt have hoated over the bay on beer only
Committed for examination. the Judge wishing to
certain HE internal dimensions.
COULDN'T MANAGE HER
Ann DAWN, wife OF Policeman DAWN. was brought
in by her husband for being disordery and breaking
he furniture Required TO give bal for good behavior
CRGsUs REDyNUS
Nicholas Quar- Of Tauytown was brought in for be-
in in liquor and another mans premises AZ an lm
proper hour. Nicholas is a parsonage well known to
the PoIceoourts he never leaves bis home and comes
20 the City but be goes spree and fetches up IN
the ws;chhouse. He is raftsnan, aud has never in
bis life owned enough real estate 10 build hencoop on
without respassing his neighbor, or been the pos
Of more personal property than he could carry
II small observation-disclosures Oul Nnen ue Ects lou
inches of whisky in him he fances himself the richest
nan in all the world. and has such boundless aud IL
lmtable wealth that all the provided for our
old acquaintance Aladdin by the accommodating slave
Of the lamp would be but small change aud scarce at
that He walks about the street viewing Whist he terms
the Improvements be is making IN the city and often
no small annoy anee TO the workmen employed upon
new buildings, o. be insists upon giving Gil sorts OF
absurd directions how be wants the work done.
He once went into crockery store In Grand-st, and
hpuar A
dow because be said the color did not suit him and
be has on several occasions deliberately walked into
private houses where he heard music, and imperiously
ordered the piaros to he closed remsrking that be
wouldn't have such an internal noise in any house be-
longing TO hun.
When taken in charge this time he was standing reH
building IN course OF erection IN Broome-s express
ing determination 10 whip the mss,e--bulder because
be would NJ stop work until the Nicholas No. y
should arrive with q cargo OF Italian marble for the
front Az BIS pee uliarities well known his periodical
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