New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-18


rsvesous old rows on prrpese to hsVs them run
down spd est Up tas geese Wsat he vii next employ
10 ertefrinste tie roc,ers We should hse to kno~I
We have tesid pouIt.y deasrSn this ty oowp.>iGog
bitterly about Tire poor qusi'y Of the Oeio 10 so
sook-thst tety were not well istted; tra' they were
of email size ard generally tta. their appearance Was
Of the scallswsg order PER- sps they viii cease to
wotder at t.s xber they learn that they are never
fatied but wild in Sumner, and sns'eh sroa feed
in Winter as they can smd tie OF ren boys,
cubs stick, eoss and "ravenous old soss; and ma.
they are "a lice TO get I'd Of them, and then picked
;he feathers being the only vsus 'e portion ard sent
btter because their osrcSsses will eel tor mac tha
the COS, Of freight.
FRRSDs oY THY LATE PUBLIC MstTIsG IN BEHuF
OF THE PooR.-Ths American Irius,risl Association
have to acknowledge the receipt of some suestantis
expressions Of tie sptrobs.on Of citizens Of their oo
Jet ard psrs Amorg other liberal donations, q
check FOR sl00 from Broadway merchant.
Tie books of subscription to the capital stock OF the
American Exchange Iosursrce Company are adver-
tised to close this cay, Feb 49,
SHocEISG OUTRAGE UPoS Pooh WiDow.-About
2 O'Clock yesterday morning., James McLouehlin ard
". S Gallagher, with some eight or nine other rq-
ans, entered the dwelog-hou.e Of Mrs Catherine
Ba's, widow residing at No. 81 Mulberry street.
and tearing her out Of bed, committed an Infamous
outrage upon her person. During TIE affair Gallagher
for some rs6son fred pistol. Ths, and the cry OF
muroer f.om the upper wnjs~ by OF the neghbors
attracted the attention of Officer Quinn OF the Slrth
Ward Police, who ran TO the spot, whore he found
Officer Noose, wao was on tbat poet, and slsd hin
Why he did not 20 in and arrest the parties Nodine
SAID they did OF ire him, he did not any reason
for interfering. Just then Gallagher out Of the
slley With bis hands oil bloody and some blood upon
his clothes. lie wss promptly taken into custody. The
officers then wcLt into the alley and entered the house
from which the screams proceeded 10 room In the
uppsr story they a crowd Of rufans surrounding
woman whom hey had thrown upon her face on the
floor stang ber cries in the skirts Of her dress, two
Of them holeing her by the throat while james Nc
| Lsughlin YVES in TIE act Of outraging her person
McL.og hll arrested, when the otter fe ows fed
arc jumping over the rear fence, escsped. Upon lift
| ing up the poor woman it found that her face
Hd bosom were covered with blood and bruises from
the boss Ct her assasnt She stated that these peo-
pie had entered her room and after beating her in the
manner described bsd successfully outraged her. Tue
woman taken 10 the StationlIousc and attended
by surgeon, after which she was placed down stairs
! smorg TIE odgeIs, ard when they went cut in the
mornirg she knowing no better, lef. with them. The
Police subsequently found her at the house of her mar
ried daughter up town. and took her before Justice
Connolly, where she made affidavit setting forth
these facts The arrested parties were COMMITTED to
the Tombs to Gallagher says he s 81 years Of
eye, was born in Newark, n j., hives at NJ. g Bss'
ter street. aud is brass fnisher by trade MeLoug6-
lin says be is % years old, native of NewYok lives
al No. 2l2 Canal street, ard is plumber by trade.