The New York herald., 1866-09-19

bettsr times came not The Justice sent the lad-a
bright little fsow-before the Commissioners OF Public
Chsrites and Correction.
Hzrous CHARox-John Frsnd, dull, coarse look
Ing fellow, who might be capable Of committing any
crnc from his general appearance was arsgned before
Justice Dodge yesterday morning charged BY Charles l.
Siebert, who resides at PAT Avenue A. with assault
with intent 70 commit upon the person OF Mary the
Of age The alleged assault was committed on sunday
night when Frend was in the room with complain
ants child Justice Dodge committed the fellow for
trial at the special sessonss In default OF $500 bail
THs RUSSELL KIDNAPPING CAsE-THE PRISONER AD.
NrrD TO BAn4-The Of John Connel, charged with
having kidnapped and robbed the James RUSSELL
full particulars Of which was given in the HERALD Of
yesterday came up for hearing to-day at the Je rson
Market Police Court before Justice Dodge. Nothing
ing the adavit Of the complainant sucent ground for
holding the prisoner Connel was according ordered TO
sSs for n ss ensra sS%
No 155 Cedar street, became his surety.
UNLICENSED BoArxM David Bland and Alexander
Mccarthy yesterday bound by Justice Dodge
for trial at the Special Sessions for using boat on the
river without having the word licensed" inscribed
thereon.
ALMOST AT THE END When the name OF Alice Multi
gan called the Jefferson Marke. Police Court yes
terday, there . loud shufiing OF feet ntermngled
with oaths and angry words uttered in female voice
The Of all this noiss the entrance Of police
man dragging woman much as Javert might have
dragged Fantinc Tho prisoner resisted hercey and
pursed bitterly until che brought up at the bar,
when meeting the benevolent face Of Justice Dodge she
fell upon her knees and begged for mercy The woman
young, and her features Of than or
dnary beauty Now all had changed, and her bloated
face swollen and oioodshot eyes and The rags that hung
tale Of days misspent and nights stepped in vice
Her front teeth were missing, and one might
the same fate with those Of the wretched
Famine Her hair was closely clipped and her absent
step deeper in misery and wrctchedness OF the Justice
she begged and prayed in that excited only laugh
e, from IN. the idle onnge in court the tears that
better feeling had been aroused The complainant,
smut-faced SON of Vulcan, ,ecared that the girl had
membered her when she was better than she
seemed but that long time ago, before her mother
her She had been getting lower and lower since then
until she was "vag y on the streets He thought
whskey would soon ''chuck her under the dust" But
he had been so by her about his house.
reving his wife, against whom she had old spite
that he had felt constrained to apply for q
warrant But not without many interruptions
did the complainant say thus much The wIeched girl,
as soon as she saw him, broke out into fresh curses
blaspheming horribly. am lick you before get out Of
here; II DON'T cali me liar she shreked 'you live
in dirty old rancho and here to lie about me- do
your Don't you remember the night Jumped on ye In
Seventh avenne7 broke my gum brush on Won, and
IN do II again. II don't, call me iarn She con-
tnued in similar strain Of abuse, profanity and menace
disposed OF her that the wreched young woman might
be reformed but laws provide no such place. 30 she
the fortunate being burst into hystercal t Of laugh
Ing and sobbng in the midst Of which couple Of po-
licemen took her away.
MORE CoyJuoAL ISrEIIcrr.-Yesterday afternoon .
negro Of gentee appearance into the Essex
Market Police Court her husband well conditioned,
sprucely dressed mulatto, bore her company The
woman had her hand wrapped up In handkerchief,
and the she took Of clearly beokened the burden
Of WOO she about to reveal. ''well, madam"
before the Judge could finish his sentence madam broke
In = "My husband bit my nnger-;' but before she
could finish she in turn interrupted by her dusky
spouse :-"Ncw, Judge, le me tell You how that were
She'd been away well nigh on TO thres months. She
never wrote tho whole time When che went away she
was going to hab baby pretty soon; whom she come
back she hadn't got baby. asked her where her
baby wAs then she few passion, and says me-
You shet up; It was ncns Of your baby Then say
YOU'RE my wife; you've business 10 talk that way it,
ridiculous; perhaps II might be some white mans
baby Al that she after me and gin me two
three blows In the FACE; ran back, and nrs knowed
tumbled TO tho bed ike while she was hitting me
shutting II up she had provoked me son In spite Of
his defence Justice Shandley hard hearted enough
TO commit him In default OF BAIL
AN UNFORTUNATE FRMSpeurr. Welsh, Mrs. Jud-
and Catherine Kuran three names hitherto
known to fame that the Fourth District Police Court
took cognizapce OF yesterday afternoon Mrs. Welsh
lives at No ga Second avenue and does washing; Mrs.
Jadscn g one Of AIMS patrons; Catherine Kurian Is
Welsh two skirts and chemise 10 be washed; but in
stead Of their being washed Catherine stole them, Ann
duly mindful Of the truth when she made her mark
afer listening 10 the following lingo something quite
as Rup-tLtup but-rup delup cuta-hut-
tutso-elp your God Kiss the book Catherine was
held TO answer by Justice Connolly In the Of $500
CARxIHs DRivNc.-Edward Barry, Of No. lss First
avenue into the Essex Market Police Court ysster
day with man by the name Of Christian Burk, whom
he charged with knocking down woman in Twelfth
street with butcher cart which he driving Burk
held 10 In the sum OF 81, ,000
sHorLIFrNo.-John Conway caught on Monday In
the act Of carrying away from the premises Of James
Naughtn No Catherine street, fifteen yards OF nannel
worth about e1o. He committed by Justice shsnd.
ley In default Of $500 bail.