New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05

Lad sacked away At tie limb until the aesh hsd grown
Up 10 tie size and shspe and appearance OF ls-ge,
raw nipple. Trey hsi evidently been dIugged, IS
ususl, to keep them quiet, and their great, side,
staring eyes, which were tie only signs OF
lie sbou, them, were vacant e. iiiots. IL
was painful, yes, horrible sight to witness
these three suffering and helpless little old people
"Nho are these in Heavens name ;" inquired the
gentlemen. PLEASE Sir they be the children missus
take to nurse for the Alns-House, and I'm the girl
she hires 10 look after EN-, replied satterDly look
ing girl. "Whst does she get for taking care o!
tbern?' they asked. "a dolls- piece for en- every
week Sr;" and then the girl explained that Mrs Cu
ough was one Of the out door nurses employed by the
Alrns-House Goverrors, and showed the gentlemen
the pice rolls Of diaper fsnneling musLna, and
bunches Of warm stockings which the Alms-Hou.e
people furnished for toer comfort. The girl said that
this supply was renewed every three months. Yet
these children were naked ard covered up with old,
filthy rage.
"Does any visitor come 20 see the children = ION,
yes, Sir" said the girl; "Mrs. Frost comes onst
month and Mr.. Maloney, one Of the Guvner' he
comes here often, too"
When our reporter called at the house in company
vito Mr. Stokely on Thursday be fouod that the woman
which Mr.. Barker had employed TO take care of the
children in TIE absence Of Mrs. Culough, had stirred
around and put the little mannkins into clean dresses
Ash expecting visit from the powers that be, the
two children of Mrs. Cullough left a. dirty aud
ragged a. usual to lead the visitor to think, Well,
"this woman is good nurse afoer sll-see, she
"neglec:s her own children 70 care for ours.
But the cotton frocks could not hide the wasted ske
etors that NOV ed under them. In few weeks they
will in ell probability be duly recorded as having died
OF msrasnus. How many more Of "the children of
the city" are slowly murdered by misusage and
neglect in this same cruel way
Yesterday tie Aims House oficers removed the chI
dren, when it trsnspred that Ma Cuough bad been
drawing pay for four children. The fourth child, Mrs.
Cullough says, ives taken some weeks ago by friend
in Third avenue who had lost her child and wished
for this one which looked so much ike it, to supply
is place.
Mrs Cullough aud Mary Fitch were committed for
trial for grand larceny by Justice Quackenbush
CHARGE OF SEDUcIIoS Julia Barry of No. l66
Hester street appeared before Justice Welsh late yes
terday afternoon, and charged Michael Calvin, with
whose parents she had been Lying servant girl dur
ing the whole of lat year. at No l67 Seventh avenue
with having seduced her some four months since.
Michael sad in to the charge, that if she did
possess virtue he knew and could prove it to be of
very easy character The Magistrate being rather
doubtful az to her truthfuness fro the evidence ad
duced, dismissed the charge AS they left the Police
Court, the long srchway of the City Hall basement
resourded, until she had made her exit, with the
repetitiors of Calvin o Calvin you have spoit
mel
An OH CASE REvrED-Some months ago, Dr.
Houck ives arrested for helping himself, between two
days, to the contents of liquor sore in West Broad
way which re had induced friend to stock, under
the promise of turning common alcohol into the best
French brandy, by chemical process known
only to himself. The Doctor was hell to answer
for his weakness; but up to Thursday, his con
panion, j. c. Martin had persisently rerained from
coming within reach Of the police. Supposng, how
ever, that the affair had been forgotten, be yentured
rto the city, when policeman convinced him of his
error He is now in the Tombs for examination.
THEFT II LADIES REsTAURAST.-A man named
Herman Schaker Of No. 29S Broadway made complaint
the 9th of January before Justice against Mary
Taylor girl al the time residing somewhere in West
Broadway, of having taken from his pocket, on the
18th ult gold watch, gold chain and breastpin, val
ned at ESQ, while he was with her in eating sso,n
somewhere in Broadway. Immediately after, Msry
fed to Troy; but Mr.. Schsker being informedthat she
had pawncd the property at No. 81 West Broadway,
made complaint a. above, when Officer Kidney was
d. patched to brig her back. She brought before
Justice Welsh on Friday morning and committed in
default of 81 ,O00 bail.
GrAsp L,RcESY.-Frederick Ganus, the young
man who stole large quantity of jewelry recently
from the resdeIce of Mr.. Greene in Fifth avenue,
while at work as an uphosterer upon his premises,
appears to have gone into this lite of business eN-
teusively. Mr.. Udopho Wolfe of West Fourteenth
street was robbed by him of 500 worth of jewelry
about the same time. Officers Roache and Poole sue
ceeded Yesterday in recovering Mr. Wofes j7wes, at
pawn shops, and of Ganuss mistress They also found
come of Mr.. Greene's property Ganus was recon-
mtted by Justice Kelly, for grand larceny.
SEWING MAcHIyx RoBEERY.-A machinist named
Andrew Foster in company with Martin Schwartz,
rag picker broke into the machine shop of Frederick
Ross, No. 253 Fifth street. during Wednesday night,
and stole a sewing machine which they subsequently
offered for sale for $40. The property was recovered,
and the rogues arrested on Thursday evening. They
are now in the Essex Market Prison, awaiting trial.
AcCIDESI-James Kelly, a sailor on the steamer
Huntsville admit ed the NewYork Hospital Faurs
day evening insensbe conclusion OF the brain csuse oy
heavy piece Of timber ling bis head. tie is not exPe TED
TO recover.
SGvrp HIS MosRY.-The Hsrbor Police found
respectaby in Whitehall stree. ThuI'oay night
apparently supefed from orus and took hin into the
Stston- -Hous wbere they found 10n his po.sets lie sun
sequenty save his name IS n B. crosby oi b LOUIS sha