The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-07
Continued from ns Fba PAGE.
81 IN ,io ,es hss beep made clerk, the othor whose
arm .. shot of, taxes the posi Of messenger.


arm y. shot Of taxes the posi Of messenger.
POLICE TEIA1s.-Ons hundred and eight
ere. came yesterday before Commissioner Acton,
Who, With the erception Of about an hour In the
morning, When he vi. assisted BY Mr.. MeNursy,
sat alone. Einsty-seven Of the above we're Of the
u.u.l frivolous nature, sssins, police officers BY
their on'eon. one or two eases however, Of inor-
iea,Ion came from Brooklyn, aud from the tenor Of
the evidence II 10 probable that the parties won't
have snother opportunity 70 get drunk In police
mans uniform. In one case, of1cer Robinson Of the
aisi Precinct. vas complained Of for permitting q
senemanly looking prisoner 10 walk about the Court
Room At jefferson Market instead OF locking him up
IN the prisonsr,' Dor With others whom be brought
In. The case proved
Mr.. Ae,ou-rhere are no Gentlemen pri,on.r.
Every one must be sefveu shke.ketchum and ALL
II ycu catch me, lock me up mind that.
Ofhcer-You may he certain that ] VIII, nr.
UAushtst, In which the President Joinedl
The mos, interesting case Of the day ~S probably
the follosinsi
s.ntsel appearing LADY,, wife Of the Hon Jane, Ker:
rifan, eI.Coonel and Member ~ Congress- preferred
q plant against John G. Fitzserad, Of The sth
Precinct for srTes,ins her without any cause pro
vocation, and using yery improper lansu'ee while
question, between and 10 oclooi she Wa standing
on the stop of grocery store IN Grand street, vest
side, and -bile there lead cry Of murder aclo.
the street. She perceived that q hsht uas going
between some negroes and others and she remained
an the 'ioop conyesing with Mr. llyne', the wife Of
The proprietor Of the store. While che was thus
engaged the officer up and ordered young girl
Who vas standing by, to SO away, which she did. lie
manner II ,he bsIonsed to t aI1 ,'oisi 81. replied
that she did not, but that she had business there.
Amer fev word. Of parley, he took her by the
arm and DRAGGED her along The street until she sot 70
her own door ~ Grand street, where she halted and
bexgsd him for Gods he MOI TO take her ssay from
her home tina, she had done nothing, and that she
80 decent woman. lie replied " No, you are
han snS % sSund e. s cn sss
hut he refused, and dragged her indelicse man
Ss spS9 .Ss e1e3 ROM SS &c,
.hlle crowds Of black and white people follow ed
her frock her face, that che would not be known
Prcviou, to this, the ofieer threatened to raise
him eon,s%psible iosier, and Ss,i -ss ali ,hs said
% him by way Of sbu,e. From the manner Ia which
the way Of the station house she eoneiadsaihss he
80 not perfectly sober; hi, .s heIsp
.os NJ IN! Gs4 pa you s'f not f SS S%ar A:'
No. ;ir; | neyer buy Liquor; e Don, you &c. .n u.
sp:s from si' h'Ps . never s Ts YOU
ried 4. am, sir. Q. Are you married 70 the
as ' msr HeS" TO f him IL Gsorns BY
rnar. Q; Have yo9 oertihca" a. No sti there
Ssy sanea i can very readily ls proeaed
Mr.. Hynes, the proprietor Of the store On whose
ooS the n lady .O0d a.po,ed hat ,ss ..s. is,ss
crowd In the .tree,st the time.
Thomas Daily deposcd that he lived on the opposite
oornor TO where the fight wes (nert door 70 HyGesl.
There was large crowd there, and the officers were
clubbing them out The officer went Into the . ore
and humped them all round, so that poor blind
man who was there could not get out. Saw ,he officer
subsequently 90 up and catch hold Of MIS-. Kelrigsn
'Vaicsr, did nothins / am decent woman.'' ne
vow are as' SSsp sea 's S T saon 'nS
through Mercer street. Witness tollowed' but they
cro,s-.raninsd ~ %. oSoT.~iho tim. h. took
her from the stoop Of h'r osn aooI he took her by
The arm and the oreas. and drassed hoi along. che
Tersncs EoCa1n depo.ei tia, the o!acer dragged
her in SUCH manner |. he tshns''l "Ouid Lot arss
NJ Ac,cn-Yop would n the dos would o, eone
the defence, on oficss was called. Who stated
VT the lady was vory abusive to The cheer, who
b. lie held her BY lie am. Heard tho LADY Jay
she void break the officer II abe could; I,ed no
Sns 81 Isss sRs he ;-iSes, va. 70 presen s "' ~
Another oIhc,r aePoicd thai q. vas coming 20 re,
her eau the officer . sinking losieI aud . puppy.
THE lady said that the affair occurred between and
during the taking Of the testimony the officer said
Here Colonel KerrigGn Io,c in an excited manner
but Dir. Acton commanded him 10 desist and tho
ofcer proceeUed 10 sAy that the gentleman GCol X J
had acted on the occasion In very excited manner
had called him sun vi female OF tho canine spec es,
and had used threats.
The of'iSor va, then sworn in his own behalf and
aAied thHt there was muss ~ llynet' come
colo ed woman Iun away he loloNe ed her AM she
sai there was trouble, aud she had away from Il.
lie theu went TO the store NneIe the fsht vas AMI
cleared ali away, Ono uIan war md, Tut Eo did not
know It, and puzzled him away Nth the re,t. When
he found thai the man was bind he ielt sorry. he
stated that he asked the lady II Ghe beonssd 10 the
store; she replied, IN very inrultns manner
then arrested her, and tooI her To tic station
Coionel Kerrissn called several witne.s. inelud.
tOuo Ofhcrlh no proved that tha uhg