New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27

reporter Of THY TRIBUNE his desire 10 zee him before
BE- went away. Mr. Bischof lei the reporter out uto
the hall and contdentaly expressed 10 Lin his great
dosife that biz name should not appear ia Fac TRIB-
UsE IN Connection with that case. Mr. Bischof was
told that the suppression Of facts and especially of
fact so Interesting that part Of the reporter
business. MI Bischofi renewed the expression OF hs
anxiety; he suid such things hal beeo done before,
tno be held out broad piece Of gold Mr. Bischo was
assured that he had been misled O. the character
OF reporters, and that such thing could never be
done. He received a short lecture on the impro-
prOpr1ety 81 respectable like himef giving their
aid to the keepers Of infamous dens lie then excused
himself by say Dg that Hotten and he friends in
their native city Bremen-that when they came to
this country Ilotten se up his trade hating. and fall
ing in that was compelled in orer to &c, his living,
to open porter-houss, in which business he aud bis
num rous family were engaged. Mr.. Bischoi case
was duly commsserated. and he went bis way with a
sorrowiul cOunienance.
ESSEX M4RxTT.
Three persOns comprised the attire returns made By
the police at this Court yes risy morning, aud Jus-
toe Wood assured US this the smallest number
that had been known in two years The three arrests
had been made for inOxoatO? AID If these two were
females. The other very dubious looking young
wi did not appear To- appreciate the society into
which circumstances ha' thrown him. There was
that in his voice and NAME which reminded one
forcibiy that be had not alweys bee drunkard, that
be had once been temperate and re,pectsbl-; decent
clothing bis person and the freshness of health on
bis cheek. But those who hal known him at such
period would scercely have recognized him nov.
Rags and filth concealed the Ia ages which dlssipa-
ton had made upon hs form but they could not hide
the emaciated check TIE suDken eye, and the nerve
less shrunken hand. These were but too Gppare /;
and we anced that the prisoner himself was shamed
by a consciousness Of his abect condition.
"Mathew Fields calls the Judge, after the officer
has testified, what have you got to Say
Nothing Sir, he replies; the officer has only
told the Truth; and suppose mus; go TO jail, a.
haven't got ten dollars TO pay the fine.
Aaer being sworn, ii was found that lie could not
remember where he obtained his liquor II was some
where in Rijgt-st., be thought; but as this niorna
ton was about satisfactory o. none AZ all the jus
tice hougbout &c could dispense with Mathews specu
lai;ons the subject, enc be was accoiin gy taken
away.
" Elizabeth wilkes-"
A sed looking woman advances She IL clad in the
moot miserable style, and looks though she might
have bad recorre to duor Tor the purpose OF drown
ming reflection, but certainly not from any innate love
Of vice or dissipation.
"If You please, Judge can't YOU let me go on
prome OF future good behavior / didn't mean 10
be found in the street in such condition. and indeed
Sir, promise you | viii not give you any more
trouble"
Myeood woman. cannot deyiate from tho rule in
ttese oases; you must pay the hne OF tea dollars or
stand committed.
Tie womans eyes are filed with tears: it il sufFi.
GENTLY evident that she has not ten dollars ia the
world. She Is sworn and nteTogsod rs 70 where she
obained her Iquor. Then the cause Of her degrlda-
ton is quite evident. II gin, purchased It the
corner grocery that she first became intoxicated
and il in the shops Of these retailers Of perdition
that The completed the work of supplying her brain
with alcohol
The third case Of a woman named Mary Leary.
II was evident from hsr appearance that she was a
confirmed dluekard Of the lowest aud most repulsive
cass. There 10 redeeming features IN her case
the profane word and vulgar jest proving that she
was as completely lost 10 dcceuoy 10 virtue. II was
therefore with thankful feeliig saw her removed
to conenement, and tie business OF the Court con
Guided.