New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01


was "a ,.rou- as SIMPSONS. She said u'terabe thing:
.rd sSt.i mutt rzbie things from her vnous insprs
lion She talked about teegraphing 10 General Cass,
ir,ir..ed tbat In the Buckeye State II would NO, be
So manfred the price Of hor-e-w1ippng the wretch
who had her wardrobe. provided she nsd white Kids
tho ofcers REQ resting their knightly aid She vas
rur,S sober Enough TO make an affidavit changing
Mr. III Alien an actor now stopping al the ohiso-
SONAR with having possession OF her Wetling apps'
costumes and jewelry Is ~ ,sJ 70 nav the
ard not giving them u when she 3ne,." 20 pay oc
money. The case came up at L. NJ me iady
looked better; she had lC'r the rouge ana Huie' %
.bey were replaced by e,yst ci mlsler tore. an oii
gentleman, with benevolent ace and haI wiz mn ,
omnipTeseAt and ell -haiow>fg brl7, acc,1hpr ineu
her Two or three other gentlea<n were OF the parry
Mr. Alien, who was srraigned for constructive lar.
ceny. made his appearance, harsed by orsee OF
law of different sTZes. He Is msr q inenum
hight, with oark complexion, hair cuburn, wei olea
and curied suspicion OF a whIsk,r, and muddy
mousta che closely clipped.
The Justice took his ses in his prv1te room; par
tes, lawyers and others ial~l.t. There was great
deal of TAX by the two lawyers OF M..Ahen aSout
what they wouldn't do and what they wOsld do. The
lady could be restrained from speaking with great d.a-
Guilty She said she could nor allow her tOcs for max
ine her boIest bread and batter TO be taken away
from her. Efis large lawyer manifested SOHO excite
ment as to La Bellies character; said she get crazy
drunk and was half the time around towr on the
streets. La Belle burst into tears. She seh they
going 10 cheat ner OF ana me
expressed bis 0isapprobatiOn % examinations. His
li'e lawyer stated his case, and the Justice sad he
was chsrgesble with pawnbrOkng without hcenee on
his own confession There was good deal OF lobby
ing. and La Belle shed great masy tears AMIDST ssst
il concluded that she should pay him Sl2O for the
loan csrtage and trouble. The benevolent gentcn IN
with the hat, who is, by the way, from Detroit fur
nished the money ana affairs went en- smoothly. Brs
La Belle j. not quite Christian; she allowed herseli
10 form rejects of revenge. She said
II will take him Allen years end years 20 reach
the top of the ladder, and cannot be pailed down
from my petition in the profession. His wife has just
entered upon her career with not Id 6lt OF tai
ent II would be fine thing for her to have my
Dress. but IL her the stage with one of them
| would leap out OF private box and tear 1t of OF
her. | will pay him aud | will spend all earn to
check his engagements. les, VIII pat up great
bill: La Belle Adams after her great msfertunes will
appear-on which occasion she plays g The Drun-
ksra's - | have lost and lost until em almost
a beggar in the streets OF NewYork. Everybody has
cheated me, and if had been bad weman-srant
you drank wine, but that injured no one bur myself
be holds from me my wardrobe, my only means of
making my honest bread and butter. | have nothing
left but my life, and that is not my own. have
knewn nothing but sorrow for the last year since Mr.
Adams oied. | never had bit OF trouble or a breath
of disgrace before. Mr. Allen is Just working to gain
a reputation; he cannot get more than sl2 or ga
week and when | go starring, whatever theater
enter | will make II a condition if he is IN the com
pauy, that | shall leave. He is a bad man. wish
had loaded pistol would would"
She spoke in a clcar silvery voice; generally it
smacked of the stage and left the impression that she
too would stab the potatoes. She would stop 10 think
for moment and then resume: " | know what
" can DO will catch aim in Buffalo or Cleveland
/" and | will cut him 4 melo dramatic part where
have to fight with him, and will give him tori
4" bic blow; nobody can complain of thst.'
She stopped while and her thoughts took another
direction.
II believe have lived in some old world beyond the
food, and my suffering here IS for something AID
there | cannot turn TO night or iett there wes my
agent cheated out of s2,lOO and went and mort
gagged my horse nine years hard work has dwindled
down to nothing; don't ike that man who talked so
cruel his large lawyer would advise hun to correct
his Euglish there is no su0h w9rd IN the English lar
guage as dsTemember. have to play two weeks at
the Broadway two weeks at Banums Museum IN
September and two weeks IN Buffalo; would like to-
catch him in Cleveland Cincinnati; like Fals'aif,
am pulled up with grief, my friends, you VIII be
proud of me yet; you will my name all about.
judge Clark if there IS op0 laid that table 10
would not replace what have lost since New.Year's.
Remember I sm 'la-earst Of Burgundy.
will yet seek for revenge
will sit aud plot and o lhterplo.'
To the Justice-Havnt You got place for me =
Justice can give you six months, but NJ. keena
said he would not have you there.
La Belle set the whole Island in confession. Gen.
Cas- telegrapbed to me. They didn't put any dres9
on me- and was at Mr.. Keenes house.
Justice-Wen, Belle, you have been very muc4
abused.
La Belief was bad woman and had men a.
my heels should expect t. don't take any wine
now. Ii is nor the wine It's taking more chloroform
and ether; wanted to de-, Now what's the penalty,
Judge for whipping manl What would they do
with me
Justce-They will fine y1n pretty heavily and send
you up.
She seemed to cling to II idea that FIVE dollars wa
the established sum, and shs was quite willing to pey
that: il would secure her a Dig benefit
An extended coloquy, in which she sought 70 =
cuse herself BY fate ended last aad she left g1t
her trunks.