The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-25

name. Go homo both. and ri ever ind either Of You
here again III send you up. Gol' And they went
PAR1RIDGs CAUGHT Scarcely had his Honor dis,
posed OF the mixed OF Shay Dahsr his salts
faction when another detachment OF Monroe sreeiers
we're usherod into his presence by police officer who
gave their namos as Mary Anne Partridge and Elizabeth
Cheeny and both OF whom had been tup TO the
Of their arresp on a brilliant jamboree a quart Of
double distilled camphene for which they had broken
adoar and at the time OF their arrest quarreng
10 Kilkenny sort OF way about the change The officer
stated that they had collected large crowd opposite
the house No ST. and could not be persuaded to leave
he therefore nscsssiated and bring them
before his Honor.
wha. have you say 10 the charge preferred against
you ?" asked the magistrate.
Troth," replied Miss Cheeny drowning her face and
no, over snowwhite shoulders, like Niobo in shower
Of tears, "roth, lhc) was niver In place Ike this
afore Och, lhc) may yer Haner's sow be bathed IN
say av glory fat bese sayn' to you is not thic) the
Bessy Who being endowed by with particularly
large potato trap and lips that looked like pair OF
runp steaks made her face as much like the head OF
tom cod laughing al the antics OF mermaid pertic.
ulariy active mind could imagine. Her associate Mary
Anne Partridge. the contrary considered the arrest
capital Joke, and turning TO her friend cried:-
There now. be quiet, ye dviL ye Fat do youse be
cryin for money! The swate friends ye lei. In Cork
Well blast the wan left there, although the bys used
70 say that Molly Partridge war the best dancer the
town Do yous want to see rasl Irish 'g yer Haner "
pose the lively Molly struck out her heels aud toes
drunk she xG
tchune. "That bese the way we did H. yer
Aaner, 10 the ould time, before B.ssy or myself
iver thccht comm to Amerikay whn
sperrited gur-rl like mesef could have dnrap the
crather at a wake or dance, wdout bloody rpscal
lca sy paer .hrat'in' after yese to DO shown how
.och, marcfsl lhicl Joedge," hsre broke in the
eobbing Bessy lady who could not have Tess than
hcArtbrokel
cratheT loikeme fats nver seed the inside coert
house aooIs.-do let me 80 this time, won't ysse. to
'Joodsa.' cried tho partridae "aon', belaivo a
word iaIshs says Shure, Betty Cheeny, you orght
to es ashtnsd av yerse ye ouid fool ye, ye fat was
oofn In prison, fur don't we reloimter, when yer
mother was hanged an yerself transported ct the
thryin'itocome the double shuttle in the ARR SO
don't go sorrowin because yese be gon back VIC TO
yer Odd quarters on the islend.'
Yea Mary Anne; you are quite right in guessing "a
to your destination The clerk Is filing up your
commitment papers"
'Is ale,n suddenly cried Miss Cheeny while the
Partre'ys resumed the difficult OF the jig.
And no yese goin to sad me 10 the Island, now?"
u urtanly am, " responded his Honor.
"Ttin,n exclaimed Elizabeth, Betty and 3ess ''rnay
the dav saize 70 some av these nights ye end ule b
the +, h yer head and fly away wid ye, an whin he's
tired caryu' yese through the heavcns hope whlr
be dra hem light ye in the deepest part az hell
ioedgm ent day, wnin hope they'll give yese musn an
moss. es as hot as boiling sulphur Ill all s,arnty"
"sh ut up, oud WOMAN cried tho Partridge, suddep
Mresl ing her sters 'shut up or his haror ill sind u
i'll th island Tor SIX mouths' but the commitment,
we're made out and placed in tho oncer's hands
knot aer moment and peace reianed once more In th
audit nce Chamber, and the Judge prepared himself 10
dim or.
Gi land LARGELY ON BOARD SIoop. Cicero i. Sam
mis-, OF Huntington, 1. l., captain apl part owner 0
the Floop Cornea lying at tho foot of Pike street. Eas
rive went before Justice Mansfield sitting al the Thir
Dis lct Police Court last evening" and deposed tina.
the 2ad met, no had good and reasonable ground
for believing, two men, named Gsorge and Aiber
For rler entered the cabin OF tho soop named On,
feycuiousy took thereirom tin box containing, II
'uFited States legal tender aud national bauk notes
Fsorey 10 the value of $685. The master OF the sloap
bis deposition gave reasonable grounds to the Justc,
Tor holding George Fowler, who by three per
baSs on board 10 enter the cabin--lthe money benf
tDyt IN drawer in table which the deponont feand
lad been forced open )reman there for few minutes,
ben On leaving II, 60 on the deck and disappear
against Albert Fowler nothing OF acrimna nature could
established. and he accordingly discharged from
Gstody. George Fowler committed for examiua
ton