New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23

MlsIFRIoUS AFFAIR IL FERRY STREET.-BY re
fer,irg TO the police from the r. urh Ward yes
terday morning. We find the following memlfaudum
among the arrests:
Mara Jorcs native Of Ireland aged p fund a the lssher
HARRISON umi'ed to Of ms Foster, Aa,roa Of
the City Pii-ol. by Ju.tice Osborn
About II o clock 90 Saturday night, [. one Of our
reporters was passing through Ferry street on his way
home TO Wiliamsburgh, he was attracted by the IN
ususl app. Of woman sittipg at an open wiz
dow in the second story Of leather store. She hal
lighted laup with ber and had Just thrown bundle OF
leaber 20 the sidewalk below. Two or three men
were standing in the street Ia king with the woman,
VINO seemed TO be in great dstrefs Of mind. She sad
that enc had been wronged, and that her sedacer
wished to turn her into the street. that enc had been
Kept confined in the building since osock that
moippg, ard she would have redress. She war de-
tened to throw every piece OF leather IN the store
INTO the street. The bystsnders demonstrated with the
woman and advice her TO come down and 60 70 me
Police Station. She said no, she hac slept at the Sta
ton House On the previous night AID would not go
there again At length. however, she was induced %
come down and open the font door Our reporter
stepped within the door. with the other byst,nder',
and entered into conversation with her shout Der
troubles while one man ran on to the Second Ward
Station for an officer that being the nearest phase a.
though the premises are within the limits of the Fourth
Wsrd- Presently policeman came up and thus az
cosied the hah.crazed woman;
Say, where are your duds; you'll come with me"
She replied that she was taking With gentle men
ard would not 90 with him Our reporter then civhly
Informed the officer who he was, and requested permis-
ZION to continue the conversation with her fe" mo-
mens lorger Instead of complying With this request,
he without further ado colIed the reporter and tod
him that unless he cleared out at once ne would arrest
hun. Copscious Of having done nothing 70 warrant
such proceeding, the reporter demanded DIS n"nie
and number and then prvceeded 10 note them 10 ms
book when the officer interrupted him by again laying
hsncs upon and putting MIN out OF the building 81 TIE
come ame changing nun with interfering Win nun -
the dIchs'ge OF ts ouiy. The reporter cnu"Aef'od
the charge false and challenged nnn to 'uo'tina'e
II. "Kennedsy, No. g." a. ne styled nimsel, tnen
seized the reporter, and announced MS detsfnna'i'n
TO take bin to the sra;On-bsuse. Inc reporter eh'
pi.ssed bic entire willingness TO go tnnhef, Out TO
used to be dragged slopg, vhereuPon the pence
man regretted that ne bad left his CLAD oeaine,
or be would teach the reporter 70 n0'o MS t'Dgue
ard not interfere with his oette3s. Al lnns
unctsre one Of the Second Ward Police Sefsesns came
along and he HAZE ed him to come and prevent ns
prsoter ron e-csping. The sergeant toid MN to@
the reporter was well known. and would no doubt go
slorg with him peseesbly. Reluctantly releasing MN,
MIR. Kepnedy sbouldered the bundle OF leather, and
followed the reporter to the police station The ofcer
IL charge asked what was the matter, When Dir. n.
.sd be charged the reporter with otetierlns "ao Elm
in the dschage Of HE duty; that he ssa abused ana
struck him, and therefore he hsi taken nun mo Gus
tody. IL few words the reporter explained tne iac''
in the Gaze, his statement beng oorTooora'eo oy 'ae
bystarders TIE Lieutensnt thee tuned 70 inc onof
vbo va ssii much e1citsd, and bads hir retire hs
tbta sp>;csi,ed fc< the mans miscoednc' s'"rs
that he Wa sa 90 odhcst. but a"fmAn'
~ 10 ksi ssst lin esGsd 70 INQUIRE .ao