New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-04
POLICE COURTS.
ESSEX MARKEI.

Sunday produced its usual eihilsratDg effect upon
the denizens Ct the Eastern District, aud yesterday
morning there a far greater crowd than on any
day the week previous Five or six cases of drunk Is
the usual average, but Sundays lager beer and Jer
sey cider swels the list, and on every Monday morn
ing the interested friends Of the unruly individuals In
custody, packed edgewise like behring's in cssk fill
literally Jam full the 7x9 hole a, Essex Market which
il diRr fed with the name Of courtroom, but which
daily inundaiion Of tobaccouice for several years
has converted INTO hypertrophied spttoon.
GUILTY.
The following named persons suffered the decimal
penalty for their Sabbath Day cGrouse Thomas Bar
rack. Nancy Gramesaley, Thomas Mott, Julit vii
son, james McHuey and Elizabeth Mcdonald, iione
of whom could produce the funds to purchase their
fres dom, and were therefore sent into "chans and
slavery for ten days each.
THREE HUNDRED DUCATs-wELL."
Michael Rourke, Thomas Lacy and Mary Quinn, for
being drunk and oisordery, one or botn, were put
under bonds OF $500 each for good behavior. Mtrys
husband, Thomas Quinn, got of easier, beng dis.
charged and sent nome to rock the cradle and tend
babies until his wife should get out Of jail.
DISCHARGED.
Henry Mungle, Andreas Mungle, Frederick Munge,
August Schmidt, Isabella Young, Michael Gilmartin,
Henry MuiligaD Nicholas Butler, Henry Sbadwick,
and John Powell although accused OF some little pee
turbances in the street interfering with Off and
such like tres, were merely rePrimanded and permit
ted to depart.
- COMMITTED TEMPORARILY.
Michael Toole and Joseph Welsh were suspected OF
being river thieves, and were held for examination.
FIGHTING.
John HsreD, John Brien, David Regan and Mat
O Brien Sighting in the street and lad got up
tmalsized civil war among themselves The hrst
named gentleman was discharged but the others were
required TO find bail for good behaviour.
CRoss-FIaISG.
Louis Oberheifer complai ed OF Henry hhwlck for
kicking mp in his house, for which he pitched
into him and prOce. ded TO turl him out Henry In
turn prefer ed complaint against Louis for assault
aud battery Louis couldn't get any satisfaction OF
Henry for making the row. but 90 the contrary had to
give $2O0 bail that he wouldn't batter Henry again Tor
xix months.
Thomss Lewis was brought up for aabbing Valen.
tine BenDer OF No. Avenue A. lie wa committed
tor examination.
SUSPECTED.
Edward KeamaD was accused OF petit larceny, snd
was held for examination.
The Tenth and Thirteenth Districts seut in blank
retuus-fhe "koughs" In tleir vicinity had probably
been drawn into another quarter by some dog-6ght
checker dispute horsc-race or some one other Of the
moral attractions abounding hereabouh, which arc
permitted by official sufeTsbce and tact licensed by
the non-iDtererence Of the police.
SEEING THE ELEPHANT-DOUDLE.
joseph Green, was bro ght Ia for having been in-
ebristed and asleep in the highway lie had been
hay an evening" anu ,em0nt In the course OF which
be lad been 10 tie circus and siterSard % bowling
al ey and shooting gallery with friend whom he hal
picked up. BY tue kind permission OF tho Jude he
was allowed 10 tell La sio<y Ia bis way, which no
did Ia very d-ointed style, and with great deal OF
earl e,t.ss and volatility somewhat after the fashion
OF the well known Alfred jingle
my name Ia Green, MIR. Judge live in tho coun
try come down hcle for the first tune 10 see the city
SOP AZ Mr.. Astors tavern ia broadway street; fine
place, 900 bartender big whishors, docs thnss With
a kind OF houfshy JERK peculiar 10 hnsclii didat
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