The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-15

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Be CHARrrAmx PITY poor Murton Mueller Not for
one misfortune but two Pity him, first Of all that he
should be assaulted night Pity him that painted cheeks
should have given him delight Pity him that he should
have fallen into the company of Catharine Allen Pity
him. least OF ALL that she stole from him $40 Pity Cath
arne Allen If Justice Bowling, before whom she was
brought yesterday, do not deal with her as TO make
her repent in future Of the error OF her ways
TuL TMKY.-On Monday Barbara Knenect detected
Thomas Wilson In the act OF taking money from
the till in her drinking shop. When Mrs. Klinenect
made her appearance he took flight, having secured
and yesterday required By Judge Ledwith to appear
General Sessions for trial charge Of petit larceny
Bail was fixed at $780, failing to give which, he was
committed.
BrmLoMASIA-Two young men, named respectively
George W. S,ikes and Wm Hall, were taken before
Judge Ledwith yesterday on the complaint of William
Thompson, who charges that on the 10th of July they
stole from his premises on Broadway several books
valued In all at So 80 1t is alleged that they
leaving the place with the books in their possession and
that they afterwards sold them to book dealer in
other place. They held in the Of $500 each to
answer at General Sessions.
The Poor ROMANCE Young MAN WOMAN
Chapter I.-preude-Robert H. p, of county
Lowth. Ireland, and Mary Jane j, OF county Ar
magh, Ireland were blooming young persons of twenty
two summers Chapter n.-Love and Pcrdiy-They
met loved and aiiancad Mary trusted and Robert
betrayed Chapter III.--Supplication and Coercion
ing Mary besought the faithless Robert to spare her
from iniamy Robert turned q deaf Mary took the
law ON him and brought him to terms. Chapter ": -
Den0S D.nt-Thc happy couple went before Judge
r., where Mary had entered her complaint. She
Withdrew the compa mt and at the beck OF tn magistrate
both stood before him and Joined right hands Judge
Robert, do you take Mary to be your lawful welded
Wife Rober,-Ycs. Judgc-Mary, do you take Robert
Judgc-ro have and to hold with all appurtenanccs
each of You belonging and otherwise appertanng. So
help you Godf Both-Yes Judge-By virtue OF the
III hArIU N may GaI md
Robert salute the BRIDE Robert obeycd the judicial
junction,
And then he kissed her.-Old Song
Chapter v.-Finis.-And the twain made
flesh, stayed they for fec.taons. but straghtway
departed, over full of very much JOY.
DlsIRANr EXTRAORDINARY. Yesterday afternoon
while JUDGE Ledwith was engaged In dsposing tho
business Of his court general attention attracted
toward the front of the court room by the
shrill tones OF woman and the deep bass of mans
voice. as II IN alteration. In moment the parties ap
peared at the head Of the stairway. One stunted
little Jewess, the perfect image OF Qup transmitted into
woman; the other genuine ughcast Miesian
of apparently xy winters The latter carried woman's
lawn dress, rolled up into sort Of bundle under his
arm and this seemed to be the subject OF The woman's
clamor Arrived at the Judges desk the woman com
menccd her story, and being frequently Interrupted by
tho other party. IT was but few moments before they
forgot the Judge and were giving each other their
flowers OF rhetoric Tho scene was superlavely ludi-
crous Even the Judge could not resume his gravity
long enough to call them order The facts, in brief
were simply thesc-The woman had employed the old
man TO do somc labor about the premises of
which she was the tenant The work done and the
lrisman, on applying for his pay referred by the
woman to her landlord He refused TO DO put oil tins
manner, and seized OF the woman's dresses
which was hanging within his reach, and held
rity for his This the beginning Of the war;
which lasted until the arrived at the very altar OF
justice After the battle had wagcd for about Ave min
ues 10 infinite amusement OF all prefcn' the Judge
recovered his equilibrium sufficiently 10 order restitution
OF the dress on the bass OF settlement OF the debt
Then another question arose Tho man claimed dollar
while the insisted that the bargain cal for only
scvcnty-fse cents. us Honor again inierposei and
ordered the accept The proiered amount after
which both parties were sammlrily clected from the
room
How SoME PEorLF IavE-The influence OF csyiliza.
ton is most frequently exhibited an incl nation on tho
part OF man 10 become house.dweer. II is Doubtful
If any man in this CITY say that without flul, of his
own he cannot reach that condition Yet Owen Flynn
was arrested by one OF tho officers of the Nineteenth
precinct yesterday afternoon for exhibiting traits belong
In more 10 The gysyor savage state 10 the inhab ant
Of the wilderness, ihau The denzen q aciy Ike this
owen wasio0nl in an open 10. In First avenue, between
Fifty ninth and sixieh streets, with small children
OF his noysl exposed 10 tho rain then falling, without
sheiier, bed, some bedding and few other articles
denotlng his uncivzed habits and the sur
rounding mire and Nth suggesting perfect disgust
Flynn has other children besides these one dauuh-
ter, Eliza, living at service nlza sought to relieve
her brothers from their miserable condition. and
in the absence Of her father took them away with Tho
intention OF placing them in Of the public inS,iia.
tons FLYNN, is said hearing H. intercepted her
and bringing them back tied her up and attempted to
beat her but was prevented Justice Kelly committed
the children to the Of the Commissioners of Public
Charities ana Correction, and sent their father the
Island
DIN HE srEn rrS-Yesierday afternoon George walker
the road. George drove a light wagon An
Officer o. the Thry-second precinct saw George The
Officer watched the turnout and susplcous-a horse
wagon aud harness had been stolen ~ the road His
suspicious taking form lie arrested George ana hroueh
him before Justice Kelly charge OF having stolen
the horse, wagon and harness then in his POSSESSION
Under The circumstances Justice Kelly locked George
NJ for examination.
FgArps nv DomEsuc.-From numerous complaints
recently received at Police Headquarcrs It appears that
a young girl named Katy Tweed. with half a.dozen
aliases. has been for some length Of time committing
deprcdatons the private property OF employers with
whom she has but temporarily remained 10 order 10 a..
compsh the series OF thcfts with which she now stands
charged. Katy was arrested by member of tie dctec
tive department, from previously taken Photograph
while 'negoiiatng NJ an ofee In Beeckor street She
has been deniied bv the following partes:-Mr Charles
Lindauer IJ4 Wooster street, H. Peser III Chatham
street; :. j. Becbe 3s Horaiio street Mrs Cline 237
wooster street Mrs Tilt sos West Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Noe, 10 Stuyvesant place; Mira g. T. Everett "a
lat fbiriy-hth street and many others The Girl Is
detained AZ headquarters
AERrsr ~ PocKErnooK nRcrprRs An officer Of tho
Third precinct arrested, yesterday afternoon 1--WE re-
pued thieves named Frederick Wood and Stuart wilson,
and brought them reCmptorly before Justice bowling
~ accordance with the system of preventing deprc.
cations The Justice sent them TO Blackwells Island
for sixty days The prisoners were stated by the officer
10 belong 10 The wen known class Of rpoc ketbook
troopers tie operations Of whose department consist
IA Nl1tmlxbg unsnspcetug country folk