New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26

Sullivan Idi,eustedb I'll think you id bloody
scheeninR conceu-the whole OF You.
Judge-Don't GU know, Sir that can commit you
for contempt Of Court
SulIivan-I did not. | must study The laws more
than have. TIE fact is, man IN thus country Il
knocked 80 much that he has never chance 70 learn
what American politeness Is
Judee-Oficer lock Mr.. Sullivan up fo- 81 snort
time until be gets thoroughly sober.
Exit Sullivan with the Othcor.
Judee-Timothy Mulrooney.
Here. Sir, said young Milesian.
Here, Sir, am. . -.
Judge-Timothy, you are charged Win oelhg ul-oi-
derry. L., -,
The sane spoke up an old woman dressed IN heavy
blue cloth oak, an antiqusted cap and bonnet
Judee-Ae you the witness.
Woman-Av eoorse am, your Honor, and 1t g me
pride hat cen spske against Tim Mulrocney-the
dirty tief of the world that he s, TO the prisoner
wOudher that you not ashamed 20 how'd up yer
heed before his Honor. Alb.
.Iudge-Nadame state the facts as they occurred.
Witness-Well. phase your Honor, it was on Friday
morning or Saturday morning, don't know Which;
but be that as il Dsy, II dos0 make amy dleence,
because It's about what followed that yer Honor wants
for to know; when beard the horn OF -h cart IN
front of NY door, said | to myself, now Mlcaae has
come wild he porgies, and
Iudct-Who il Michael
Witness-Aud don't yees know Michael, sure he is
my own child and bether behaved and more dacent
and rite Yer Honor well anybody, barrin that
whin he comes TO the big words he has 10 skip them
and eutss al what they name; but that Il not his
fault yer Honor, for Michael had never time TO go to
school, still
Judce-Ma6ame. YOU shouldn't lie; your tongue ay
off IN a tempest in this way What We desire to know
is relative the charge preferred by you against Tim
othy Muhoorey here.
Witness-fes, your worship, l. was Just cunning To u
when YES interrupted me. To the prlsoner-Ah, you
numbering tef, it's in the States Prison that yes
oue ht to be- instead of ben here TO face his homer IN
tie indecent way that yer dong now Ito the judge
W ell your honor i on Friday morning, OF SAT
urday morning | can't tell which, but be that as II
NAV, il dos not make any difference, because IT'S
about what followed that yer honor wants for 10
know when heard the horn of fish, cart In front OF
me door, Said to myself Michael has come wa the
pol GIGS. You see youI honor, Michael owns the hsh-
cart ard he sells fish, and what he doesn't sell he
brings home for Ia 10 ate He towld me in the mora
in that he would hy TO- to save some OF the porges
for diner. Thin whit out ov the door, anu sure
euouah II was Michael. " Michael" said |; " What
said he; sis IL here YES are y said |; " sure II
is said he " did YOU save the porgles y SAID u
q" ay cooree did, said he; and with that he COM
meme, hin on, the fish from the cart
Judge-What has all this TO do with Timothy Null
rooney offensive conducts You have not shown as yet
that he has done any thing wrong
Winess-Yer Honor need have fears but IL con-
vince yes that direr spalpeeu nor him niver was al
low ed to go uDhung in among dacint people. TO
the prisonerl-Ah Tim, ye villain, wondther tlat tie
sbip didn't sink wild yes on boord when We LETT the oud
csuLihy; Id like to set yes show receipt wild yer
passage money paid, yes
Judse-Madam | must insist upon your addressing
yours, If To the Court; you have business to speak
TO the prisoner ar all. Although he may have done
wrong vet so long as be is in my presence he shall be
pIotec Cd from the assaults of your tongue
Niin.ss-The assaults Of me tonsue' Howiy n.
Paihrick does yes hear that yer Honor, Tm dacnt
woman wild family of children, aud dlyll word was
81 smoke RguSt characthcr before.
Judg,-I said nothing against your character.
want on 10 con6ne yourself TO what Timothy huI-
ROONEY did TO isturb the peace and quiet OF your
domicil.
Nitness-I will yer Honor. IL was on Friday
morning; don't know which, but be that as 1t may,
il don't make amy difference, because ne about what
followed that Yer Honor wants for to know an, yer
Honor, have il now-t was Friday mornIng-"e
was to have porgies for dinner ana not maze because
it was Friday
pdxt ALI this is worre than nothing, you are TAX
ing up the time of the Court by your tedious talk,
which so far as can see has no bearing whatever on
Timothy.
Wtness-Hayent | been trying for the last ten
minutes TO tel yes and yes will rot let me; It's wld
bad grace that yer Honor reproves me fer not tein
YER what know wbin it's yerself that Is interruptln
ne; well, yer Homer, it on Friday morning who
es I'd the horn of sh CART in front OF my doer SAID
10 my self, low Michael
JUDGE don't want TO hear that story any more.
cts about Timothy. Cane down to the time when he
CONNER ces to figure.
Wiiness-Ah bad luck TO the threatment that get
here Has any of my llUstbrous family the o Briens
ever do aDyti Ing against yer Honor that yes should
ilruii me in this way
Judge-Not that am aware OF. Now go on with
Wnpess-WeI. yer Honor, as was about TO tell
yes il was on Friday morning when heard the horn
Of fsi-oairt in front OF my door sad TO myself;
- NJ hall atrfIf ba rf,a
Judge 6mpaiently)-Mrs O'Brien, /
Niinoss-Me names not o Brien; I'm married
woman, end ne name 10 Flaherty; me name was
q Brion when was girl.
Judee-Wtll then Mrs. Flaherty, Brien, or what
ever our name is have heard of those porgies and
that fist-cart often that they have grown staei
now tell me what occurred between you and Timothy
Mulrooney.
Wiiness- How do | know but yes will INTERRUPT
ice again before have said five 40 ds.
Judee-YOu may rect assured that will not If you
will tell what rm Mulrooney has done that ID contra
~ 10 low.
halfoozen times, if he had as many necks as that;
10 the prisoner yes know l could, Tim, ye-
Judge perspriDgIy)- o Flahery-
Wiiness-F laherty, widout the q, yer Honor.
Judge-Ne whatever your name IL, you must not
sey anything 10 the prisoner in this Court. Go on
now and If you viii tell what he has done III not in
teuUpt you.
Nineff-Now remember yer promise, yer Honor.
IL vas on Friday moniug-
Judee-D, spairne lyD-You're at il again. /
Witness Howly mOher of Moses L told yer
Honor how it would be Wild zee; here haven't SAID
more nor five words before yes Is at yer ovid thrcks
agbn.
Judgo-What did Timothy DO with your fish 7
Niness-He didb, do any sng wild them that
tine barrin' that he saw Michael bring them in the
hcuse and heart him tell Biddy MuTooney, his
mother who lives in tie next room 10 me, that he
would rather live on praties and bread as they
dom, Than 10 ate stinkin porgiee that nobody ese
v ould buy; know The MurooDeys was jealous.
Judee-Did Timothy create any disturbance then
WiHess-No, yer Honor, he did NJ.