The New York herald., 1866-08-04

DESCENT UPoy ALLEGED DsoRpERLy HousE-The
police OF the Twenty first precinct made descent on
Thursday night upon handsome brown stone front
house IN the most aristocratic in the wardren
S. 800 yeara warrant having been issued by Justice
Connolly upon Information OF former servant
there that the same was OF isordarly and improper
character TEN individuals six of them women, pnaes
al the time eleven O'Clock at night, were arrested and
unexpectedly compelled TO exchange their luxurious
quarters for the stone oor bare board and wbitewashed
walls OF the station house The parties thus
were brought up TO the Fourth District Police Court
yesterday morning The women--all OF them pos.
sesng personal attractions above the ordinary stand
ardwere tasteuDy aud elegantly dressed, their t)A
S@'ems ss psisg aal'e - keeping "n sne ssas
excite than the usual attention, yet notwithstand
Ing being thus the cynosnrc OF all eyes they, In their
easy Indifference upon arraignmeDt and their smiling
reception of some little chaling indulged In by the
Court, exhibited ihen1chadr,ce Of the lena monde but
IL all that appeared. The seemed moro con-
cerned than their fair companions and showed in tho
peculiar rcsessness OF their hands and feet the posses
of snch feeling that OF tho schoolhoy
suddenly confronted by the schoolnaster in the middle
of his stolen holiday They were of course discharged
OF the women the young ladies thus arIigned FOR an
offence OF which II was known they innocent be-
cause of the suspicion Of the commission Of another
offence scarcely rccogn zed by Law held IN the
OF 500 TO keep the peace the propreIress being held IN
$500 to answer.
oNE FoR RnLIY-Exci,ed Teuton approaching the
Clerks desk at the Fourth District Police Court hqer
"0ne for Reilly.n Clerk--"where do you myefn 4
T., very fast-'0ne hundred and Twentieth, Third
nue. Clerk, not quite understanding" do you
liver T. T., RAISING his voice. One Hundred and
Twentieth street and Third avenuckeeps grocery store
Wbat ~ your namern ''Aartin Kimine; wants a war
rant 'gainst Rey.n 'fWhat did he do to youfn t'He
hit nit his boots In the pack his Reilly and
no aboose me, aud kick nae, and got leg and
want warrant The excited Teuton rambled on in this
way dwelling upon his injuries received at the hands
feet rather Of Reilly until such time the Clerk had
the document he sought ready when ne departed salts
ned--''very much" .rY
ArTsMrrED BURGLARY Henry Epclshauser resides AZ
No COS West Forty.seventh street on Thursday night
last he was awakened from his quiet sleep by his wife
who stated ha; there stranger their room and
that she had heard somebody come in through the
window. Henry respecting his wfes ALARM got up and
found pretty good chunk Of fellow who Afterwards
his Patrick Mcmahon, In their apartment,
cehoQ having Glen discovered pair OF Henry pants
In ms hands. "r5s the formal exannation Mcmahon
pleaded guilty, and was held to answer IN si,sal
DID NorKSow wuERs she LvED--A STORY Asp PlR-
AIIEI-A story ID told OF certain prominent down town
politician OF some twenty years ago which, though old
worth repeating being recalled recollection by
incident which occurred at the Fourth District Police
Court yesterday. Al the end Of day OF political
contest this gentleman, feeling ashough 1t would be u-
dcious for him TO 20 home, LETT his companions and
starred for his domce. Arrived in vicinity, he was
Affected with remarkable confl Of deas, ard could
not recoliect which his hcrse AT this time thero
no Metropolitan police, and person being that
state might obtain the assistance Of the guardian OF the
night and escape clubbing Hailine wachmau In this
dilemma he inquired, m the dgnihed manner and
with the impresvcness induced by his condition. Say
cockey, you tell where - livesfl' "Why,"
says this respectable fanctonary who knew his man
very we'll you're the man ~ sDamn mr. replied
the questioner, II know that very we'll bot ]
want 70 know where he lives The worthy watcnmau be-
coming by this time apprsed Of the situation, escorted
the politician 10 the door. The parallel woman
stepped up 10 the bench at the Fourth District Police
Court yesterday morning "Wel Madame, inquired
Judge Connolly, "some one been licking your chill
drenfn CIhis the ordinary character OF complaint)
~ have none sirn ssweii you're lucky; no one can
beat them The Judge has maglstcrial knowledge OF
the greatness VI this immunity "Bu my husband beats
me, sir" JudRe-"Maybc he wants 70 get another wife
What's your pamcf' Susan Tuy.n where do you
Ivef' This much for susan. She had forgotten
but unlike the politician, there her
assistance. Madam said the Judge, II 1
shen viii give ypqR MerraRhu Err e-sg.
= syAr AsD CAy6H 'Es "-Yestsrday afternoon Mary
Connor employed Henry Williams, lad about fourteen
years Of age, TO help her While the boy was In
the ady's room attending TO his duties he espied
watch on the mantol which he thought ought not 10 be
left behind uncarcd for Thinking thus he took up the
watch put II In his pocket and then came 10 the
cuson all at that was time for him 10 move.
Accordingly he did so but his legs play fast they
would were no match for tho superior heencss OF Mary
Connor into whose hands he fell On her complaint the
boy is now heid al the Essex Market Police Court
ArKxYnsc TO PICK PooEn-A young man givng
his name George Williams detected in the act of
Inserting his hand into the pocket OF strange female
while she was standing on the sidewalk In Chatham
street, Pearl with intent to steal An ofcer OF
the Fourth precinct after watching Williams for few
moments arrested him, and Justice bowling committed
the accused 10 the Tombs for trial.