New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-29

6 j sucG q one The mag citrate ~lthou: pIylae al
teptcn 10 the shyster esks the complaining party
number Of questions ard hs discretion about
PERTAINING the complaint. Providing the complaint is
tetaped the shy -ter sticks Close b. his clients AID
prates about his Influence With TIE Judge. To hear
them talk ore would think they hsd al the mage
ta.es I'm r their control and had only 10 nod or wsye
their hands 10 obtain such decision a. they chose IL
wcn!1 be i.iiicult matter to 6n6 their locale,
they cary their Offices in their ta,s and al any time
are able to produce huge bundle OF papers for the
purpose o making impression.
Not long sgo the Superintendent q Police detailed
nunber Of al the Courts Cor the purpose OF pro
tecting persons having business. Yesterday morning
Offcer Gardner, attached to the Lower Police Count,
arrested man calling himself Lowe, charging him
with nerceptng persons having business at the Courts.
The following affidavit made against Lowe;
Jo,4nh A. Grdper Of the FIRST Dsc, Police C,0tt bling
in & bsb o aercens people in the ,e,tbue OF The Police
Court that many PERSONS are almost hourly stopped Q, SAC
Lowe ami questioned 10 the OF their busnessi1 the
Poke Court Deponent further says he has received orders
from Justice Wesa not to SLOW men 70 Ia. soos ,r a .a
that aid conducts himself in disordry msnret IN sid
h Sss sS out s order 70 . Jase sepoaeni therefore
pray that said Lowe may b. des with a. the law drectA
The accused was taken before the magistrate, who
gave him repnmand, and then sent him about
his business. The magistrate charged Love that If
similar complain was uauc ainst nun second time
he should send him 70 the Penitentisry.
Yesterday morning. as one OF the New-Haven trains
was about going out, Patrick Higgins. the brakeman,
who was at bis post, discovered man in the act of
pick ng the pocket OF an Old gentleman seated at the
end Of the car Higgins seized the fellow. and drag
e;ng him from the car gave him into the custody of
Officer Barker The man gave his name as John Rus
cell. lie wa taken to the Saton.H House and searched
when poke containing 81 90 in bills and
change, aud number of postage stamps, was found in
his possession. Russell claimed the pocket-book as his
property, and it was returned TO him. The officer on
duty at the Stationhoue sent the prisoner before Jus
tice Ouackenbush at the Jeaerson-Msrket Police
Court. The magistrate was not in at the time, and
the prisoner sought counsel Upon the arrival OF JUS
tice Quackenbush the accused was arraigued before
him and complaint made by the officer and brakeman
The magistrate asked for the supposed stolen property
and was handed the pocketbook, with some small
change in il and few postage stamps. The prisoner
said be had paid lawyer so to defend him. The
LAWYER was sent for and compelled to disgorge the
money he had so received as the magistrate believed
it to De stolen property. The lawyer handed over the
money, with heavy heart and deep sigh aud al the
same time protested against the proceeding, denying
the right of the Justice to take tte money from him in
so summary manner. The pocket.book and its con-
tents, restored as above, was sent to MIR. Warren
Property Clerk to be advertised. Russell was sent to
prison for examination.
A WOMAN SHOOTS MAN IN THE MOUTH FOR
SLANDER-HER TRIAL AND Ac9uITTh. - Some
three months ago Hrs. Marcy Wood of Port Jeryis,
Orange County, q womsn having husband aud
family goaded to desperation By man named iona
than Eldridge who boosted that he was her paramour
pubucl, shot him with pistol, the bullet knocking
out ONE of the fellows teeth and indicting severe
wound. Mrs. Wood was indicted fol an assault with
irtent to kill and tried at the Orange County Court
las. week TIE Jury, after an hours absence, re-
turned with verdict Of acqutal, which was received
with great applause by the audience.
Thy LOTTERY PoIIci DEAIERs-rhere is q panic
among the lottery policy dealers who until the past
few days have been permitted to flourish almost I'M
disturbed, und increase in numbers to than two
thousand. The "crimina squad Of Sergeant Ber-
ney at the Mayors Office have been making war upon
them. and have already arrested about q dozen of
their principal men, who have been held for trial in
sums varying from 81 800 to $4,000. Among those
arrested yesterday were Thomas Bell of No. 29S First
avenue and Ealburg Mos of No. l86 East Seven
teenth street. They were taken before the Mayor.
who ordered them to find bail to answer. The work
is 10 be continued, and knowledge Of this fact has
caused general closing up OF those little unmstakable
Exchange offices" with green shades which the prac
ticed eye easily detect all the city especially
in by-paces and in the poorer localities. This policy
business. though decidedly the mesnest kind Of gam
bling il not the most pencious is backed by many
men of political influence, who have acquired wealth
theteby. The business should have been broken up
long ago, and it is 10 be hoped that the effort now
making to this eud vii be continued with more vigor
and success than have previous attempts In the
direction.
COMPLAINS OF HIS WIFE.-Yesterdsy Afternoon an
rishman with full red face, slightly curly hair, small
whskers under bis ohin and looking as if be owed the
barber appeared before Justice Quackenbush at the
jefferson Market Police Court and complained that his
wife was in the constant habit of getting drunk and
acting in such that the "dev himself couldn't
live wild 'er." Outside Of the rail stood ful!-face,
bod.lOoking Irish woman with the skirt OF her dress
turned over her head.
Justice addressing himself to the woman What
Do you mean BY acting in this manner
Woman-Are We askm to me
Justice-fes; | am speaking TO you.
Woman-And what are ye sayln
Justice-What do you mean by getting drunk sna
disturbing your husband, and raising Old Harry with
your Deighborsi
Woman-Sure an il ANT true; me man gifts ir a
passion and thin git bit mad meseh. own TO my
foolishness Judge, and III tell you the truth.
goin before almighty God, Judge, would own that
bit foolish this morniu, but haven't drank any
for six months before. THIS morDin / tuck wee
dhrap, and was foolish admit was foolish.
Husbsnd-Yis, Judge, she goes OF 90 cant do
no,hin wild her.
Woman linterruptirg him and speaking in pleas
ant tone ARAB now, bow can you say cot
Husbaud-She threatens to pizen me, and stab me,
and am afraid on me life She makes NE lie on the
floor, and have merry pace
Wona, l,I.sss,.IvI Arrat don't snake 50. own