New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
POLICE COURTS
ESSEX MARKED.


The approximate population Of this Police District
is 225 COO and comprises several Wards which have
won for themselves an uuenviabe reputation for the
disordery conduct of the inhabitants therein con
tsined. Daring the last week, however very few ar
rests have been made for drunkenness, riotng, or
other minor oTenses contrary TO the laws of sobriety
and order. On Saturday morning but sixteen people
were brought before Justice Wood and only six of
these were retained of whom but three commit
ted for ntoxication -Four also of the sixteen were
young girls az aDst whom nothing could be proved
in fact no charge made. They were taken into
custody at the mitigation Of John DOugan. drunken
lrshnan who when drunk asserted that they had OBJ
tained ten dollars from him fraudulenty, butw he
got sober could make 10 charge whatever. Ihey
we're all OF course ai-chareed
COULDN'T SWEAR.
p Mcdonald druuk. He refused to be sworn and
was put into the cells until the talking spirit should
move.
sfEDDLER.
Charles Giesley crob and lobster dealer OF No l73
Elm-st got drunk and interfered between man and
his wife who were interchanging with fist and foot,
tooth and nail, some coDnubial tokens OF anec'ion
and got soundly drubbed by the loving couple. lie
was arrested for being dsordery, and proved that he
has a keen eye for business, for when brought up he
whipped out some OF his handbills and presented 10
the Judge, being evidently desirous not TO lose 80
favorable an opportunity of advertising his testaceous
commodities. He succeeded in establishing his char
acteT as a respectable citizen, and was discharged
LEAKY.
Bowling Van Colt and Henry Rosendale were or
dered 10 find each $500 bail for good behavior having
been drunk and dlsorderly.
CRAZY.
Margaret Eurickson, crazy vagrant was sent to
the AmsHouse.
DRUNK.
Robert Bowen was hebriaed and was fined ten
dollars.
NAUGHTY GIRL.
Bridget Sullivan, disordery, was cent home with
orders TO behave herself.
JUVENILE RowDY.
James Gail boy of Is years, IL one OF crowd OF
juvenile rowdies who make nightly disturbance IN
Grand-st. He was committed for examination.
MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE
johanna GRANGE young lady of an age corre;
snondng with that of the last.naned Lao keeps bad
company and leeds the care of mother aud was de-
tanned until the arrival of her maternal relative
FREE FIGHT.
George Growing has wife who took free love
fancy 10 Roger Baum. George did not Ike Roger
performaIcts with his spouse, aud accordingly, by
way of meme ing matters, shot at him with ps'o.
Unfortunately he missed him, and Baum inmedia'ey
gave Growing whipping which he VIII proosby
remember. Growing committed 10 answer 10
charge of assault and battery with intent TO Kill lie
inform ed Baum that he might take the woman ou'
whether he will see fit TO receive her TO his bosom
remains to be seen.
THE PpOR PLAYER
A man was brought in who had been found walking
along the piers the East River, talking 10 h,mseH
and making fierce and saGge gestures with his hands
and head and whose demeanOr had been SO inexphea-
bic that be had been taken under the impression
that he was insane and unable 10 take care OF himself
His examination in the morning showed noinng 10
strengthen this impression, and after he had cyiy re-
tlled to The few questions the Jucge otemei u'cAs
sary to ask he discharged.
Something about the man differing widely from the
crowd of cebased beings usually encountered at a
Police Court; strange look Of repressed sorrow and
upsroken grief, the general appearance oil poverty
which was visible in his attire, tue unoordslYe way
=; ubicb he bore his hidden grief, whatever II mgh
he and more than ALL gentleness ano courtesy OF
mapper in his interview with with the ohcias "hich
denoted the true eenlemen, caused an aitr%nqury
Al ont the nan whose conduct ana appearance dsuu'
euishe him go Iecu sry om the resi- OF the persons
brought before the Court. >. =.
lie had siyen his name as Carlos BlondIn, ard Il
was not difficult 70 trace him 10 the miserable room
which lie called his home Upon KNOCKING ~ 1e uyo,
be opened it, and politely inviting the unbidden cAef
10 come in pTofeTed char which broken as "aF
was still the bes seal IN the room. he hnseii reaneu
standing with his eve fixed iuquirngY on tne strange
evidently waiting for disclosure OF ssS object OF this
unlook edfor visit At this juncure the UeTnan Lanh
aay came 70 the door and in suhcued toIe aeINefs1
message which required his orsi absence Huo .no
room; with apology for les'Tis Iis $50 a-0N'
anc a ,rcnise of a speedy return be es the room.
hs.ty observation showed that the a. sr'laslt ha1
lately hssn tenanied also BY WOMAN and 'ne pay
things of child were lying upon ped IN ,le colns. g.
TIe bsfopeped door OF q eloset shosed articles OF i
male attire hung up in orderly manner anG over VIC
hrken lass wtfe hung hoop anc n,us SeP'
The absence of every article OF ornament, we os.
soor and the scuniiDess OF the furniture, sho"eo 'no
| circumstances Of the tenant al.
When be returned and WA informed "a - u.' sSAs
object Of the vsi. VISA tc lsssn sous'a " se~''S