New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

cons. The reeut four interesting OF black
eye pathetic instance Of demolished nose two lovely
examples Of svelled head agreeable sec Heu Of
peeled shin, Illustrations OF the beausyfyiny
power of feminine nas when forciby apply Ell TO the
nsscuDe ply si"cDomys and three convincing ex-nl-
plfcaiions Of the power o. he risb Est ia exrstiny
opposing teeth viii out the ali of fOrrsps tnFaAey
The company bein. ali assembled the honorable
host proceeded TO extend 10 esch visitor IN rotation
characteristic welcome.
George Blake-George drunk all day Sunday
and Monday; and George cut Up various monkey
shines Inconsistent with the character Of s-sii aud
sober citizen. George got his liqcer wine NJ the
Nestcteeter House, corner OF Bowery and BrOome-
ST.; the nan who gave il to him was very email
nan, very active man, a man w1o took GEORGES
money with hand, poured out Georges brandy with
the oti er Tut in piece Of &C, tossed the liquor IN
the cir until tie Jumps OF ice ratified on the ceiling,
caught II all in the uuber a-ain thew II over his
SHOULDER round lis neck and under MS left leg put
the tuDbler down the counter charged George ten
cents ano gave him his change beforge George could
collect bic scattered senses George bked the per-
Torrance so vel that be repeated II ad loitum aad
ad Dhni um, which Is 10 say until night IN the even
ing G, orge was cnruy George boarling. house was
also uD6ccommodefIDg and wouldn't come round so
that he ceud 20 TO bed although he waited patiently
two hours win his feet on the curb-stone and bis
Lead in the gutter for il TO come along man with
put George 10 bed that IT, tcos him ont OF the
street and hung him up on tie floor of the alton
House; George wss peDlient sad ne woulda 20 10
the naughty Westches,er House 70 see the little msn
late, the Justice said that George must contribute ten
collars toward cefraying manicpal expenses; George
tIieo to beg off George hadn't any money George
would bring il other time; George couldn't get
away; George had 10 90 TO jail. Eait George.
Ann Keeney, Milesiaa ledy With red nose,
besred eyes, and strong symptom OF beard, had,
Oh Monday evening" amused herseh aud dthghted n
crowd of promiscuous admirers by executing, IN
nastsrly manner an exiemporaneeus horupipe on The
bottom of pickle-tub which she inverted IL the md
die of the rect for her saltatory display Ann had
slto addressed the assembled multitude 10 poygla'
hhrapeue compounded of bad EDgsh low Dutch and
native lrish spiced with great many emphatic but
unnecessary explosives. Her mingled performance,
and the approving shouts OF her appreciatve audi
ence, attracted the attention of an officer, who forth
with put end to the entertainment and arrested
Ann When brought 10 the bar she put peniten-
tal an expression as she could twist he- unmanagee
bic features into, and endeayored 10 move compassion
and secure leDy by squeezing out few tears, winch
a cheuic al abay sis would undoubtedly have shown 20
be composed mainly of GIN She unsuccessful,
and var rustcaed for ten days, detsult o. paying
$40 Nal ing vindictive face at the attentive audi
ebce shaking her fist silly the Judge and stepping
10, fully al deliberately the toes of the attendant
officer, Ann made her exit in huge passion.
Harriet McMsnus-Didut want TO swear, but finally
consented TO enlighed the Court about her troubles
somebody gave her the gin; she didn't know who.
Plying her ignorance the Judge gave her ten days to
improve her mind.
Ellen Nears-Complained of by her husband and
daughter for getting drunk and pawning the haoll-
menis of the children for liquor; has been drunk every
day for a mouth. Judge gave her three months III
which to get sober.
Thomas Casick-Was out househunting; imagined
that brandy aud beer would assist his search took an
OVERDOSE which so affected bis imagination that he
couldn't tell a clearinghouse from q handcart.
Warned TO keep sober aud fined $40.
Patrick Delaney, 25i Sevenh-st., Thomas Ward,
sailor; John Brennan, Joseph Reynolds George Cane,
were drunk. Fined each $40.
Georpe Crumfort, Charles Fox, (No. TO- Pr-st.,l
Am CONWAY
were drunk. RepnmaDded and discharged.
Peter Haryey-Refused to swear; "w wouldn't swear
sgin the man that give him the worth Of his money"
Committed for contempt-was then very willing 20
swear but the Judge hadn't time 10 attend to him, so
he amused hin self by voluntarily inveunng great
number of comprehensive oaths, including the Judge
and the Officer, which he let oil a. short intervals and
so relieved his mind.
Thomas Clark-Drunk impudent, disorde'y and
indie oent-was very sorry. Required 90 dnd $500 boil
for ss good behavior.
JEFFERSON MARKET.
Lewis Sheffield was accused OF having stolen some
ribbons by Sampson Goldschmidt, one OF the chosen
people. The only thing remarkable about tee ease
YVES that Sampson kissed the New Testament side of
the Bible.
VIM. Stewart, gray headed man, reeled up, TO the
deck and hccuppeo out: " IN lot drunk, yer donor;
what fine do You want I've 90: Money enough"
But Mr. Stewart was locked up for lack OF SlO.
,Ioh Fitzgerald WAS brought ia repentant. Justice
in his Gaze was tempe red with mercy, as TIA prison
was go crowo I'd that there four in q ceih
John Ballue br' ught up charged with keeping
a disorderls house. John Crane, corner Of Thirty
eighth At. and Nnth-av., became his bail. number
Of men found the premises wee committed for be-
ing dunk.
Edward niece had been arrested for eypounding
eiiauetfe to insolent Iibenian with his isis Pat
rick hac insulied lady, ard Mr.. Nj tee thought II
quite proper to pumme him. NE Justice however,
did not think that the deficiencies of mans education
were to b. supplied III that way, and bound him over
to keep the peace.
Michael Mitchell had got INTO at Ditch dance
house The Sage of Bloom ngdae appeared ia the
course of the to locs after the interests OF
this one Of his constituents
Mr.. and Mrs Lawson and me Misses lawson, good
looking against Sir. and MrA Morgan up stairs folks,
not 70 good looking.
This case was technically one involving the misie-
uear or of firing of pistoi indoors. Reay however
IT was a very different matter; l. was no lesS than
the murder Of favOrite dOmertc-anmai, the crime
beipg aggravated by imm sdate repe Iton ~ course
the animal was feline-GOue other could be killed
twice over. The ladies Of the Lasson family had IN
the course of several yaie conversations made the
Justice acquainted with the lamegtable state OF me
facts and Mr. Morgan Immediately confronted
with the charge thai he had fired OF pistol twice.
Mr Morgan at first reeoled but recovering from the
shock lie gathered strength 10 say that the eat was
mhd-that she had all the symptoms OF madness tie
hi her, but he ddn XIII her the nrst the, anu So he
Mr.. Lawson here interrupted heaceused. He could
endure longer to hear the departed ca 80 raduced
and mallgned. Thst cat was not mad. IL was con-
tIary 10 the nature of cats to- run msd on dogdays
The cat was frightened; she WAS merely fhgt
by ore of his little boys.
Mrs. Morgan now repreSsed her tsaTs and inter
ruped her better half The poor cat ran up stars and
sle was kicked down; she opened the door and went
for cup of water and threw il her. and she beg IN
10 revive The pistolfripg gave her great hatter-
ing around her heart, ard some OF the shot came
through tie door. Other people said was taxing toe
,,rcb liberty In home where there were small chill
dren. Mrs Lawson's gref and fSglt, great as they
xere could not control the ruling passion; she het