New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY HE.NS
BEAUTY AND RoYALTY, FRAILrY AsD Iys,Srrr.-
A beautiful girl was brought before Mr.. Samler, of
the Emgrant Department Of the Mayors Court on
Wednesday evening. Her form was slender and
graceful her features beautifully symmetrical and the
world seldom sees sweet q smile played abost |
Der mouth. But her voice, although it seemed to
have once been the very soul of tenderness,
roughened she spoke and acted STRANGELY and told
sad story in laughing way. She slightly crazed
and it affected Der il did Ophelia only that this
dark eyed Julia spoke with greater vivacity and
your,uousness. She said that she was born 10 Neck
lenburgh and the German was her mother tongue.
When she was IS or 6 che came to Brussels to visit
her friends. Her beauty noticed there by some
of the psnderers Of the Kirg of Belgium, and she
became his mistress. His love Of variety soon led
him TO discard her. and she took refuge in house Of
III fame. She came TO America soon after-which
was only about year ago-snd was married to
shoeu aker But he did not please her, and she
:" did not like the smell OF the wax, she formed
other ntmacies. Her story is somewhat frsgmentary
ard disconnected but we have glimpse Of her hus-
band finding her in house kept by coored people.
lie could endure any amount Of white amours, but
that was too much, and so he gave her vigorous
beating She could not endure this especially from
shoemaker, and so they parted. She was soon after
taken to Police Station where she says she was en-
tertsined in very friendly way by many OF the OIL
GERS. From there she went to a house in Mulberry
ct near Chatham square, where che staid only one
night For three or four nights afterward she slept
about in one place and another, and then she was
taken by a runner TO place in Reade st. The next
day she went to live with tailor in First av. Two
days after she found her way, by come means, 10 the
Commissioners of Emigration, and having left art
cles Of dress in all these places she was sent by them
to the Mayor for police officer to go with her to fod
them The Mayor cent to the house in Reade ST.
ordering the keepers to appear before him and pro-
duce this runner or they should repent OF It. The
lady OF the establishment stated, her arrest, that
she gave the runner two dollars for bringing the girl
to her. and had not him since that the grl was
there only night and that che would rather have
given fifty dollars than that she should have been
there at all She also stated that this girl pretended
she could be all sors of models, aud that when
they tried her In tsbeau she could not do a thing.
How long the poor girl has been crazy has not yet
been ascertaned; probably she has been s. for some
time. The outIages that have been committed upon
her, and the places at which they have been CON-
med certainly require the attention of the authori-
ties. The enforcement of the Sunday Liquor Law
will do little for the reputation of the City while the
beauty Of unprotected crazy girl renders her Ii
able to violation and the wretches who committed it
are suffered to go unwhpped and while the pumps who
furthered it allowed to carry on their detestabe
avocation-wel known as many of them are to the
Police.
SACRED CoscERr.-The ladies' Of the Calvary Bap-
tst Church announce that Concert OF Sacred Music,
consisting of songs duets ros, quarettes and cho-
ruses, from the beet authors, will be given in the
Church lTwenty-third st this evening, under the
direction of Mr.. NJ. Colburn assisted by the members
of the various choirs and several eminent artists.
OLE BULL.-The editor Of The Musical World says
"swcked brother of ours in private letter wonders
"considering Bulls general vastness and complete
"uess that lie nits the WI 10 his first name max
Ing it Whole Bull. Very naturally Willis expects the
opera TO 90 through successfully under Balls man
sgement.
PORTRAIT OF THEODORE PARKER-A ithograph
portrait Of Theodore Parker has been published by
Charles H. Brsinard and 10 for sale in this City by
De Witt & Davenport. Although it fails to do JUS
tee to the mder expression which Is equally charac-
teristic Of that resou'e champion OF human rgnN %
bis vigorous determination OF features, II wiz %
wsIcome renembrsncer Of intellectual strength and
nobleue.s 10 large circle OF friends north oil Mason
and Dixons line. The artist appears TO have seized
the moment when his subject wa COMPRISING ms hpe
nrevious 10 one Of his terrible onssughts on splri'4
or social dc sposm in Faneuil Hall.
Tho Commissioners Of Police met yesterday otter
noon in the Mayors office, and examined apphcsas
for appoptmeuts a. Policemen IN the Sneteen'n aha
sixteenth Wards. No other business o. importance
was transacted.
.,xcvn Arson ~ MorT-sT .-Mrs- Ellen
| ycFarlan the aged woman whose CLOUDS "oio .' ~
Ere on Tuesday night, in her room at No a'S no"'
;, a. Is alleged, by bsr daughter, Ahn hehana
,ow under arrest died yesterday afternoon In inc
Nex.York Hospital, Of her injuries. The ascea'eo'
a, the time Of the fire, alleged that her dansh'e0
,orcbed the blaze to her dress, and also, SCI IRE
r. I'm hut ~ ,bis there seens to be no proof 4he
daughter .tates that her mother was nforc ateo
time and accidentally set Gre to her own cloneA An
ipoue.t will be held upon the body to-day.
DoS-FIGHrING.
| r, "a, ESf.oy ofasg Trsev.e
sra: Plsase allow me- the use OF You, colum~ u
-ec, the statement made by your re poEter in bis &C
count of the Dog Fight in MsdiseA st, a. jar az 7
| S~lat,, 10 nsseif did not receive nstice Of teh
6ebt from the City Hal, or frAn any other source
And had no knowledge Of such IN exhibition coming
oil, os Ahould have taken r1ssns to have sah,.
Il. wiz your reporter, Gao gave ths vs gsrS
description Of this dsgr4osiSl fight, make me 80
ssry sfhdavit before any magistrate xno - go
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