New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-04

ell rsferr blsTce g. humar iccita, an arOuli II
I VIE deep scan. Indeed his Who'll fsce Vas a. fur
I roTed re- the n.relon. The of MN smiled and
I losk'd bop ful be put dows S. but nothing lees
hsD slo eould save him from 7oiag prson
/ FIoueis DAvigno' a tell wrll-Osilt man with i'm
HeLse mlt ches AMI irnperi1l AMI lear -fong face,
prc-eniec himself At The call Of biz nam 70 man vh0
stepped Gp a. hi soouser wss Pc hsDs : = He
had smooth, scspy look-cne a hoe facls which
"smlle arc smile" Tie sleek gentleman responded
1 10 the not lnsp; hare of sve-. ne said that
DAvgnon had been living rs tena ~ house OF his;
that on Thursday nigh he was legally dsPDssesaed,
aud although he vas legay depriyed Of Possession OF
the tenement yet he Toke into the house. and IN 50
doing demolished two or three panes o. glass.
Aygpot-lt was po'hng more ,i.1 when vent
home lasi light aud found ms children turned oct OF
door, committed an error by breaking couple Of
glasses.
Mr. Beaver the unctious, again repeated the phrase
legally dsposessed' with extreme nnction, aud
went so far 10 six about hrs sympathies for the
man. ID AvigpoD, he said, male good deal OF money
ard onrht TO have been able TO pay his rclt.
D'Avignon-He has taken all my property away
very far from making great deal o. money haze
il very hard TO get along the contrary, eud finding
ny self in that state; do no. excuse my act; nave
been very badly treated by Mr. Beaver
Mr.. Beaver had 20 speak about his sympsthes again
about bis sympathy for the poor and the
gage vhicb lie held on his furniture ID Avgnon said
that Beaver took are on his furnitdre ana fore
clesed IT, and sent him out last nigh, and he in
dreadful state when be came home and found his chill
drep n sucb state; ami ally, your Honor am not
nch enough 10 pay it, the damage very ttle 1t can
Rot amount to any such sun.
Mr.. Beaver had spoken OF s2o or $50. 4 fiend of
". DAvignon advanced $40 and the affair set
tled-the oily man was saii fed
Thomas AImtage who keeps store opposite Jeifer'
con Market, and suddenly oyertaken the night
before with intoIicaion, obtaiped leave 10 go and
open bic store; he wns 10 come back when wsn'el.
Patrick Daley came up smacking hi. chops and yip-
Ing biz mouth with cop@ras- coored handkerchief.
He had been talking very busily wtsh bis wife 10 the
hail. and il was suspected that Pa had been taking
something on the sly search was iusttuief. aud 1t
resulted in the discovery of bowl which the woman
said had been full OF milk; her testimony corrOb
Grated by the nose Of police officer.
60 What do yOu work At y
"Gstbfrii grace; that's the r8isin I'm so dirty"
Tie Ju.tics did not ste how man in Patricx's st-
uarion with three small children, could afford to ge
drunk az he dill not imagine that that profession
very lucrative. The officer stared that Pat ok had
been found in company with Il barrel. He was
carr, inc on on ANNA ei conversation with his pas
sve companion, an occasionally inviting her to a jig
which usually ended by an afectonste embrace in the
gutter.
Patrick went the way of ell druaken flesh at Jeifer-
son Market. He went down
ESSEX HARXKT.
Tho morning leyee of Justice Brennan was fully at
tended Yesterday morning. The faults AMI fa.ling.
shortcomings and overdongs, faults Of omission aud
comm ision which were presented for his opinion were
much after TIE usual stamp, ard the ordinary penalties
were dispensed.
William Ditmus, No III Walker ST.. had great
deal of difficulty undes AIDING the oath; took or
two extsiuGicial not pos lively required by the
saiute bat at length conpre GUIDED What wasrequred
and Kissed the book or at lest smelt OF 1t Tor he
touched II TO the tio of his nose which Immediately
inclined its point upwards if it had been broush in
10 contact it'll something unsavory ana dIsagreeabe
to the last degree. This last nasal demonstration is
rot TO be wondered ct, for volume which i daily APP
Piled to scores of cir sodden lips and receives the deli
G. To- aroma from hundred breaths OF various inens
ties Of iounes- is not the most odorous morse imag
nable wi i which TO insult wrl'-behayed nose by
elose proximity. William is an English boat-n sker
and be got biz hquor Of friend with whom he spent
the evening. They got drunk amicably, but when
WiI-m tried 10 go home he got into trouble with the
ofie Fined ten dollars because the liquor was bad
Mary Flood No. lilo Baker lOnnge 81, was COM
plaired of by her moth for geti~ drank and then
abusing her maternal relative. Bail for good be-
havior toward the public generally aud this latter per
sOn in particular.
Mar Casey il a hard case-a drunken case-a dis
reputable case-a disorieriy She was found re-
Ching in a wh.eIbauow in a drunken sleep, induced
by devoted attention 10 gin-bottle the irag nens %
which were scattered near, and one INSTRUMENT OF
which sticking III Der leg. With "the ruling
esion suong IN gin, she had tn cork YET 6etTeea
her I'm. aud the mex of tbe shattered alcoholic
ceptacle still between her teeth. Fined ten dollars
for going sleep with her mouth open.
Dennis Mulcahy, newly imported specimen, vcner
all and gray haired, shipped from some honorable
foreign Pow, 10 America for Yankees TO take OF
Pond destitute in the street sent TO the AmsfIou-e
Jo Ryan, dniiIuse specimen Of al lrish black
guarc, abou ten wears Old, was sent to the Juvenile
Aslium.
timothy Crstal Drunk and disorderly. $40.
Gecrue l.. \. Hi lis sailor; came from his vessel
last evening with s25 in his Toket cruising about the
Cry, BE took n full cargo OF SPIRITS then fell IA with
pi at,s who eased him OF his specie aud he finally
anchored in tie station House. Discharged on prom
!se OF sober C, nGuct in future
Am Murha j. charged with neglecting the young
crop Of Murbas, and leaving them 10 infs the neigh
bobooo without any maternal care. Committed for
exam ibatiOn.
Catharire Madden got drunk on beer, and don't
know where SIZE got it. Fined ten touars for having
a bad memory
M-n HAmmond had been looking for a situaton;
thought the beet way 70 convince her new employers
Of her sObrety carefuness and respeciaoi1y wes 10
get Staggering drunk on brandy a. three cents
glass, which she did, much to the dsarrangement OF
her at IRE for she appeared in Court ~ hou any bon
net a. with no shoes and only one stocking od-she
hay taken off the other under the impression tha II
was tin dip to drink out OF, at the Grand-st ho
eiiy ole which she msiook for pump CO nmittet
cLard La ku had been on lark IN Baxter-st.i
disIk brandy, in and beer; could have stood the
brandy, got along viii the GIN stood mp under the
beer or gone home sober for al any two OF the could
have done TO i toxcsie him. bat the third Ingredient
foortd him. Fined Tor mixlng his liquors.
Euberia Faley. 25l East Broadway, drunk
brandy which Mrs. Csscdgcn gave Der. Sent up ten
dave Tor being intimate With Mrs. Cascagen. Ann
McCahe, l36 tTst-ay., out Of the Tombs yesterday
urunk a. II - VS. uc
ten oays back to the City, kets drunk the same
night ala returns 10 the enchanted island next morn
ne-eot her liquor tbs time of John Mcllanus in Or
,s-3ceni brandy-ten days for bu, ing such poor
haIor. Mary MEG aih. a LADY with a beard long
eucueh 10 qualify her for pioneer 10 the City Guards,
and Nhich would If she was placed on exnDiuon
make her dai gtrOus nvAl 10 the Bearded Lily at
tie Museum found lutoSicated IN the erect, and
locked NJ for days TO prevent the immed 'ie repe-
,iiion Of The c.nse fined ten dollars for wearing
whisktr.