The New York herald., 1866-09-23

she left him. but no divorce between mem was obtained
Time passed on and Michael begS long for he return
Of his absent wife, She came ot however and he pro-
oseded to look ABOUT for OPP who should take the place
Of the lost year ego ns commenced the courtship Of
toned above and the 26h OF December last having
obtained her consent, he married her with her he
iOas sbsent % css6ar,So returned She returned 20 nd
that during her pilgrimage her husband had proved re-
creant She wisely took counsel with the unfortunate
Anna whose grief at discovering that she not after
all, WIFE, very great This changed u ind gna-
tion and the wronsed woman resolved upon vengeance
They both applied 10 the authoritias and tho bgamist
was taken ino custody. He tail raw-boned, stu
pid Hessian and did not TO know really that
justice Dodge committed him for trial the General
Sessions the charge OF bsamy, in default OF $1,000
Bail.
A NrGHBoRIY DISPUTE AND A Moral MAS.--When the
of Mcintyre Twaddo was called at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday the former the first TO
make his appearance The complainant individual
OF thc most smooth and oily disposition His garments
clean, without particle OF dust upon them any
whore visible and he lifted from unexceptonable
collar face which smiled approval upoa the Jusu
the spectators and most especially upon himself tie
seemed so conscious OF his own moral recttnde and Of
the fact that he ahorng under the most greivons
insults and wrong that he affected every body with iao
| game idea, and one insiinctivey looked as though
expecting the VIII oh self consc ousy
! injured and moral man Is Aguravey supposed TO bear
0at Of his beaming aud benevolent face seemed TO pro-
/ aggriovsd person / mceklv bear injuries which no
other person bear, and am calm and not revenge.
/
redress for my own wrongs but simpl defender OIL
! Justice who through has been most wantony az
| grievcd." HIS whole person, indeed seemed peamns
/ with the expressive II messenger of peace-
behold the moral man." The other party to the
SUIT foowed.or rather the olher i've, for there es
| was that number Of rwaddles, iahor, mother, Two
/ young and = daughter The moral man, having
been sworn, wished 1t understood on the start that no
cherished anc ent annosity toward the OLD ana
respectable family OF TSaddle, and that he hal no VI
will towards them in this case. He simply came a.
messenger Of peace, defender Of right Tho moral
man then proceeded detail his injuries, stating in the
most oily manner possible that the young man Oh the
| house of Twadde had kicked HIM, had Iii him, had
punched him In the eye had pnchcd his and pulled
his hair On one OCCASION indeed, he had pitched MN
| down stairs The elder brother had threatened him. the
1 old folks had sandered him, and the young lady had
addressed him by term which hc would not allow the
Court 10 hear After all these circumstances insults and
grievances he hoped the Court would not take into con-
sideration the fao ha his life was In momcntars danger
from the family OF Twaddle; he would not for the world
have any one punished for that He SIMPLY had appeared
before tho Court that justice might be strictly admins.
tered-hat the ends Of peace might bo subscrved All
this the moral said and IN the smoohest and
bandest manner and then gracefully retired to give the
witnesses chance OF these there were about twenty on
each side who speedily fell into such OF words and
wrangllng and recrimmnaton that the Justice was
obliged 10 ca In the aid Of tho officers to quell tho
tumalt after which he ordered the young man f"addo
who had done violence to the moral man, give bonds
for his future good behavior The court was then
cleared, the moral but deeply injured leading the
way and looking as II any amount OF butter might have
been churned from the milk Of human kindness that
spouted upward from his heart
DARING BURGLARY-As AILEcED.-Tcrcsa Fay lives at
No. 135 East Fifty eighth street. On wednesday last
she left tho house about nine o'clock 10 the morning,
having business transact down town. and return
ing about two in the afternoon. Sho found that during
her absence tho house had been broken into and guam
ty OF exery and clothing, Of the value OF 1891,
had been stolen and carried away Miss Ellen McAvoy
lives In the ncighborhooi of Mrs. Fay Hiss Elton is
observant On this particular Wednesday Ellen observed
about O'Clock a couple OF men, Of whom thaving
been since arraz,ed answers TO the name Of Richard
Thompson entering Mrs Fays house, shortly after.
wards coming out. Having gone In empty handed lhey
returned with bag in hand. Thompson was brought
before Justice Connolly yesterday and was by him COM
mitted for examination.
A snorLHrER CAUGHT Acr Joseph Howard, q
twenty-soven years Of arc, yesterday caught
in the Of stealing piece Of clsth valued at 500
from In front OF tho Of Messrs Hornhal White
head No 45 Murray street, and arcsied with the pro-
perty In his possession. Howard taken In charge
by officer OF the Third precinct and Justice Hogan
committed him TO the Tonbs for tr In default Of 900
bail Howard pleaded guilty
KICKED Hsn Doo.-Maria Colvi, bury female OF
Holland birth, appeared a. the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday charging Bridget Bolton young Irish
woman with dsorferly conduct On being asked what
the matter was plaintiff said sJudge sitting
on mine toor sntep hat mine little pootle tox
! arms, ds woman sho como up and koek hn-keek
rnine it, tog say Bridget, vat for you do dis oh
De lilt,s tcg don't hurt you, hop Den sho says
Up told her do fear OF do law was awful ting una
,, come md get warrant for hor since she keek
little togn Bridget dismissed with Injunction to
A leave tho dog aOnc future.