New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
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r.-ox,,.Ttoy ~ BRooKLfS--The pOheereturns
% Saturday showed that eight arrests had been made
tlo Mich. nrevious for drunkenness. The returns OF
Sunday morning contained the following arrests FOR tue
same ofense: Edward Coegswel, by the First District
Michael Cochran, John Cochran, Catharne NeTrAn'
Michael Faberty Bridget Sullivan, John Obr'eu,
Patrick Mack, and Mary Hegans, by the ln"u
District; John March, Laughlin Dony, Isabella Fice'
md Michael Mcnamara, by the Fourth D''''lc''
Several were arrested by the Second District
AsrtM,rSE LAW PRocEEDISGs.-Ihe Ponce OF ois
psb District 1oh and 18th Wards report 'Sigef
su,ount Of drunkenness Saturday night ana ye7le
fnx than has been observed before Tor severa hoh1n
Alter o'clock in the evening nearly every erry boat
Mat came over from New York had on board several
,,ersons who had become mellow through frequent po-
tations Of strong drinks.
Yesterday morning six persons were brought before
Justice Jacobs aud disposed Of for drunkenness Du-
ring Yesterday the police Of his district arrested eight
drunken persons.
In the 9th District including Dutch town, not
single arrest has been made since Friday last.
al orers Of Pie,y"-Not an Original Package
Mick MaIoney was discovered on the north side yes
terday afternoon by Officer Tice of the Fifth District
Police prosirated upon the ground. Nick was labor
ing under the impression that the earth was not
"bobbing around but bobbing up, and consequently
was doing his best to bold down. The officer recon
noi.ered effers and in pocket discovered black
bottle which was labeled cod Port Wine This
looked very much like an original package. Persons
are sometimes deceived by outside appearances, and
ra1
ut % h old port but brandy Of the sky
.oeket order-priee four shilings a gallon.
Mickey had another pocket, and in it was found a
f,ailolic prayer-book entitled Flowers Of Piety"
l. feared that Mickey had dgressed from the paths
of early piey-at least yesterday his devotions were
rather more ardent at the shrine of Bacchus, and the
black bottle was rather more frequently consulted
tban the Flowers Of Pety." This was the occasion
at Mickey's downfall and resulted in his being ac
eommodated with rooms in one Of the public instu
ions.
FmE-A fire was discovered in the store of ID.
Welsh, No. l12 Mytle-av., about o'clock Saturday
morning. 1t was e1tinguished with few pals OF water
Damage 5000. Insured in the Equitable Company,
New-York.
EMBAsKsENT AcoIDESTs.-0n Thursday, the 10th
inst, one man was instantly killed, and another had
both legs and arms broken caused by the falling of
bank of cay in the brick-yard of Jacob Smith, Cen
ire Island opposite Oyster Bay village
DANGER OF BATHING IN CERTAIN PLAcEs.-On
Saturday evening boy named Patrick Boyle went
ints the water at the foot of Harrison-st to battle
Proceeding short distance from the shore he became
fast in the mud and was unable to extricate himself
VIM. Shannon seeing the predicament he was IN went
TO bis relief and succeeded after much trouble IN maui.
INC him ont The boy was insensible when brought
10 the shore He was resuscitated and taken 10 his
home on the corner of Nevins and Coumoia-sfs., by
Officers Holbrook and Reynolds Third District Po-
ice.
PIoKPocKET.-The pocket of Mrs. Margaret Swan
was picked of portemonnaie, containing small
amount of change as she came GU. OF the Fulton
ferry gate on Saturday. On missing it, she made her
loss known, when man was eeen to drop the porte.
monnaie on the pavement He almost instantly picked
IL up and handed il TO the lady, endav0rug TO convey
the impression that her pocket had not been picked,
but that che had accidentally dropped II. lie was
then arrested and being identified, locked up to
await further inquiry. lie declines to give bis name