New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07
hns so affected bis mind ha. he dreams Of nothing but
beck snakes and anaconda.
Mr Major viii be tried tomorrow.
gETTTRsoN MARKFr.

JEIIEk>ON MARKET.
William Curley cano into the City from Keyport
Yesterday with SIS; he had made himself very drunk
and res uced his treasury to three cents.
Rebecca strstton came of the Island about ten
DAYS ago, and shut up for ten days next morning
Tor getting drunk. She came out on Saturday night
and ives sent back again for ten DAYS Yesterday morn
ing. She is very anxious to get an opportunity TO 90
10 see her mother. who lives In Brooklyn
Pat Bradley was taken up, he didn't know why. lie
laughed but did not win.
Margaret KayaYagh, a deplorable piece Of humanl-
ty was found dead drunk on the Sidewalk at O'Clock
this morning.
Jas. McIntire raw Hibemian, had been dseov-
cred moving he did not exactly know 10 VIVA, pl ace
very early in the morning. He had only tub OF
butter.
Thomas Moore and Patrick McManus were arrested
for INDUCING in the celestial amusement OF skysrking
TIN Sheedy was subject to the falling sickness he
said, and sometimes it disabled him for forty-eghi
hours afterward.
John Anison was complained of by his wife for
giving her an extraordinarily black eye She said ne
Tad been drinking brandy Arrson had very red hsr'
whiskers and face and doubled up his s.s as though
be would like TO black her other eye.
Mr. Halber Jaschen has sore l.S and cannot do
any thng for his wife but - beautlfy her counienance
Her right eye accordingly black whs her left was
blue. The Justice was not able to appreciate the
arts tic effect, and sent him up as vagrant
Margaret King and CT daughter Ellen were brought
No FOR family fight. The officer thought they were
drunk: Ellen said they were not but her mother was
going 10 whip her little brother and she cOudn stand
n Ellen had bruise on one cheek, and her mothers
face wac rough wi b eruption OF some sort Ihelr
Irish landlord said: "Theyre ghtin the whole time,
and young fellows are coming 10 the house and We
'gn EN- 81 days notice aud can't get EN- ont for II
owns only the 10Th Of July they came 10 me; II they
" will only give the place mp
Mary Florence of ercer-st. was brought up with her
boerGcTs, Frances Gardner Mary CLARK, Sarah John
sor Catherine Waldron and Mary Jones; Cathalne
keenan, woman who docs Lot live in toe establish.
ment ard has small child, was Of the party. All
we've committed for examination. Josephite Ward
and pitful set ofprls, Agnes Curey, Frances H0us-
ton and Agnes Spencer from Mercef-st shared the
sane fate. Thos. Perry and Chas. Smith, two sport
ngeentlemen who were found in the house. cond not
be held and were discharged.
John Grer said he had been weak for the last SIX
months with the fever and agUe and had worked only
twelve days since last Christmas. He was advised
hereafter not to cultivate TIE acquaintance OF the Stars
Emily Coglan was brought up for attempted suicide
by laucanum. She Is plump, pleasant, rather pretty
girl Of sixteen with lips as full and yet as Gecaely
cut Sc those Of any marble Bacchus. She wep. so
sadly that il long time before she could tell her
story She had been 10 the Court last week, and said
that her fatter in California, and her mother was
angry with her. and told her that II she did not 20
away she would get an officer 10 take her away She
sold size had no where 10 20 and wanted to be sent 10
the Island for she h-d heard that there she could
learn a trade. gentleman applied to her soon after
TO take care Of his children, and wished q recon-
mendaiion from Yonken where she had lived
for few weeks She went up on Fniay
to get it, but refused aud came back.
81 continued her story in answer to questions, with
gentle musical voice, often broken by sobs, and sus-
pended to wipe away tears: | was walking along
Carast. when saw two young men talking together
and looking at me- one of them then came ahead aud
spoke to me- he told me that there was girl in fur
nisl ed rooms kept by an old FfenchmGn at No.
Laurens-st near Broome, and that l could 20 up and
stay with her; | lid and LangdOn did not disturb us;
Saturday morning started out 10 look for work. aud
looked all day without finding any; in the evening
about o'clock bought siXpence worth of ldudanum
and within al hour after met as | was going 10 the
Statien-House, the man whom had seen with Lang
dom he told ne that his name was John smith but
afterwards that il John Frederic sutton and
saw that name nsthe play. bills where he told me he
rciormed he said he would take me to an acquaint-
Of bis and could stay there all night so went
with him and young woman showed me 10 n room on
the first floor; the house not far from the Station
House; should know II II was to see II again; sat
down by a table and rested my head on NV hand, and
in about Is minutes Sutton suddenly came in; there
was Il lock TO the dOsr but no key; he came IN
and threw hrs arms around my neck ana asked me II
| was not pretty girl pushed him away, and asked
bin if he was going TO let me alonei he sail 1t
was likely that he ing 70 pay for girls lodging
and then let her alone; | asked him if lac did not
promise to treat me well and he said that there were
a nreat many promises made in Newly Ork aud then
broke then he asked me If didn't want idrnlshed
room ike the one that Lengdon's girl had and told
ne that most every one IN New oTk had companion,
and that be would keep me all the time; told him
didn't want to have nything 10 do with him. then he
said wss rejecting good proposal, and migh have
couse TO repent Of it before long aud ahel that he
asked me some questions which would rather not
repeat: wanted 10 90 away, but he told me that II
| went out | should be kicked out AMI
was frightened then we went TO bed;
II is the first time that ever had anything to do with
a man; cried long time; | heard the clock strike
three before went TO sleep; in The morning got up
before be was awake, and when he walked up he
wanted me TO stay oil day at Langdoos that isn't his
tue name don't believe, but it is his name on the
bills, ana went down there, but Elizabeth, his glf
house and the old Fienchman that keeps the house
pushed me out doors this was yesterday morning
then took the laudanum, and pretty soon an officer
cnme ard took me 10 the station House end the doc
tor cave me something that made vomii il all up;
feel sick now don't want anybody TO see me last
wear we lived in williamsburg, and used 10 go TO
the South Fifth ST. Methodist Church, | had class
there in the sabbath school.