New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-28


were favored with several grs,ulsous dackinks
bv this coored female; was one OF those persons;
houItifu current OF water inerupte1 TIE current OF
my thoue hts; ike juvenile Niagara Il dashed against
my collar in the left side as You can see Mr.. Bux-
ton here showed the Judge the left SHE OF as eolr
wilted DOWN.. Judge, my collar Is mPervoas 10 per
sIiraton, but il could not stand up under the SOAKING
Of cataract: as my collar fell my choer rose;
looked around al the sable author Of my troubles and
saw on her fsce exultant grin al what sne nae
done; felt as ii would bike to have crsulmed vee
broom which she had in her hand down her throat,
splint end downward for obvious reasons | did not
DO this hut aid speak TO her in language express va
OF ny emphatic csapprobation of the unaskcior and
Informal baptism which she had been pleased 20 favor
ne with: suppose my words mus, have frixh,eaed
her; az any rate she fel of from stool whcn she
IVES elevated; she gave scream; this black Her
cules came down the stairs she informed him
that I bad insulied her; he looked at me with
his teeth erinning as If he would Ike TO have eaten
viii,uf gravy or condment: he gave one disoollcd
grin AMI then came al me; Judge, | am not pagna-
Cons: lamb-ike unoifensiveness has ever been my
mon nept characteristic; | have CONSTITUTIONS re
nngrauce 10 fight either with weapons natural or AZ
inoal; If loaded firearms around never iee so
safe as when SEE the butends pointed AZ my vital
vorts though not member Of the Peace Society, yet
ha Society has ever had in ardent sympathizer;
peaceful though be- vet when the sleeping lion within
me il aroused know bounds 10 my rage, and IN
sst upon going about To seek whom may devour; I
saw the beligerent attitude OF my enemy ne siruc&
NE: We srappled an Unsuitable desire TO taste tno
flesh of coored man az that instant seized upon me;
in a moment the dgis of his right hand were between
my teeth know, Judge, that for q moment OF Two
hostlites were sciive; became conscious too, that
hos;iits ceased; soon learned the cause the esuss
was the arrival of the officers brought 70 tho
Stsiion-House. Judge, you know the rest.
Judge-Nhat If your business Mr.. Buxtonf
Buxton-I am an accountant, Sir, in Liberty-st.
.Judge-What do You do Freeman
Freeman--l whiie-wssh, Sir.
judge don't believe you ever prsohcet on your
self much; have Won ever been here before
Freemap-NO, Sir.
oticer X, tchum-This man, Judge, is pcaceabie
man never knew HIM 10 b. in a difficulty.
Judge will discharge you both this time, but IL
you are ever caught lighting again it viii not 60 90
easy with you.
Ext Buxton and Freeman.
ESSEN MARKET.
Joseph Bennett was the first case disposed ofyes-
erday morning. Joseph got drunk at the house OF
friend and was troubled with bad memory as to the
places at which he subsequently drank He thought
that ten dollars would be paying altogether too dear
for his whistle and preferred being locked up for ten
days.
John Godfrey went to help friend home and took
bottle Of whiskey in his pocket. lie supposed that
he wss too attentive to his pocket companion as after
ten or eleven O'Clock he became oblivous OF things
generally and in this condition was arrested Dy tno
officer. Committed in default of fine.
VIM Redoan was stranger in the City, and while
ont on his peregrnations in search of the local ee
phant lmDlOcd some stun
brandy but concerning the identity OF which he nad
many doabs. by an excessive stretch OK ina9inaaon
he thought il might be termed brandy; but ms own
opinion was that il came under the head OF " rot gut
and was bound to kill Mt fifteen PAGES. MI huduan
will remain in seclusion for ten days.
Andrew Hughes admitted that he was q little hgh
on the preceding night, but could not remember where
he obtained his liquor. COMMITTED.
James Wilson committed.
Henry Monahan drank brandy at Fagan's, on the
corner of Fiftb.st and avenue q, ana ompietea nus
bender at other houses in that locality Committed
for ten days. M
Daniel O'Brien, got his first drink At Hayss IN Wa
ter-st and thought it very absurd to ask drunken
man where be got drunk he could not remember any
Other place where he obtained liquor ne only knew
tina, be had drank "tdy" lot OF beer and brandy
Committed
Julius Meyers, committed
Richard Ferguson, committed
Mary DUNN, brought IN during the day, YVES one OF
the most shocking specimens OF humanity we have
ever seen. She was a woman OF about 80 years,
whose gray hairs should have brought her respect,
but whose present condition could create only disgust
in the mind of any looker-on. Her face was swollen
with toe Intent Of he preceding night and her
eyes and TO ehead very much bruised from the falls
which she had received. Every nerve in her body
sencd b. shake, ard with the utmost difficulty
lint she wos enabled even 10 speak. The Witness
and incOherency of her replies to the magistrates
questions excited the meriment OF the unthlnkng by
SANDERS; but 10 us there was something too fughuut
in the contemplation of such unnatural vciousness 10
permit Us to smile at the luoiorous aspect which
her misery assumed. Unable to pay the tine imposeds
che was committed for the usual time.
JEFFERSON MARKET.
A good looking gentleman was brought up by an
officer Of the Eighth Ward. The officer stated that
last evening about o'clock this man and four or five
oil ers standing at corner and be told them u
move on, and they didn't move on, so he took this
man to the Station. House. The gentleman said they
were quietly talking there, and they had right to
talk there if they chose, and he demanded that the
officer should make an affidavit This the officer de-
clined TO do. The gentleman demanded IL, but the
officer still refused and the Justice decided that he
had no power to compel him. although il he would not
make it il clearly Of false arrest. The gen.
eman then stated that the why the officer de-
cued 10 make affidavit was that be could not write
could not even write his own name. The oihcer did
not deny il.
Jane Conner, a lady Of COLOR was brought in. The
officer stated that she was up about two months ago
for making disturbance, and last night she was hgnt-
ing and disturbing the whole neighborhood Miss
Conner was young lady Of rather intelligent appear
ance, although her beauty was decidedly African
Her Lotharo had been whitewashed several genera
tons longer than beIself indeed he was almost WHITE
enough not 10 be sneezed at. The lght-complected
pussun" said that he had been boarding with her; In
fact that he had been paying the rent OF the suite OF
apartments which they had occupied that he came for
a trunk and she and her sistrs pounced upon him ana
maltreated him sayagely The lady replied that il
was all on account of a woman the mint kmenced
to i'm he up with his foot and kicked me IN the faces
I'm 4 women with feelisgs sames any other woman
Light-complected Gentleman-Last evening, when
came home everything was taken out; all the furni
ture was gone; / went TO take my trunk out and sho
kmeDced ihron things al me, and she's got three four
sisters, and they kmenced assaulting me; three or
four struck me
Dark -compectSi Lady-O-o-o-ohl he won't LET
me be; he won't 90 away from me- he jumped up and
kicked me in the face; Mr.. Blsckman, the landlord