New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

dan dot like evil spirits TO ence any fish that may be
I'm their nets. NOmnaly these birds OF prey
snr"nd to he deprived Of any power further their
ends Int this altogether mistake, as the caenuaI
cr,me in our courts and tho catalogue Of wretchen
Si,c cr in these dens of lnfamy infesng the city Will
slow but majority Of the girls are poor emlgra,hts h
dvcn to desperate courses by the circumstances they
I,red i'm after leaving Castle Garden. Very few
ean GIRLS ever seek employment III ihe oEice az lne
depot as they are picked up IN lhe bul pen 1y tnoe
spbbmudrls spsakug their own language. who make mag
Ihicct promises TO them, ana WheeuIo eu' ' " WIZ oe 80 ~
n@le girls. without friends, arrive In Eew.York cry
with more than $50 in money Ihsse idns anS
food Having got the girl into nnnT the beT board Tn
ing house, the next thng 70 soh,e 10 stu"fon which
eV aTe certain never to procure for heT ana nNinB
done this t is then necessary 10 encVIhs ,o IdorIin
sp nr mnth 70 gt her in debt Then should she
desire TO leave the next move S 10 nO % nc ~ abandoned
women who are employed to sap the poor err the ST
and the troubles Of prosecution iOr
plant instrument In the hands or me M t - the
sbk She then becomes an easy victim 10 lust VI n
highest bidder, and her ruin Is consun1mateat nd
theAa girls after undergoing course OF piOsttu a -
shame for two or three months in the lager dens
Greenvlchbt the dance houses OF Wased With Ats OF
ennul and return the Castle Garden depot lOr al
Of scene ese they are secret % bo "a vet are
perfectly innocent These girls are qulIe visi
and BY their vile condIct Of SSs SSSs1rinr a help The
clerk who charge Of the employ nent oee S tbese
yonng ladies' A number OF persons from the country
visit the Castle Garden daily In search OF grls ~ w.
-,fo.
and appearance came from the Connecticut valley ~ ~
procure help About thirty girls were present hd The
fresh ROSY cheeks generally found IN emigraD rs
beconSng Injured to this climate so dinerent IrOn
e while others bore in their cOuntenanoes the marss
OF hardened depragty and crime, carrying IN DoueI
seT LOOKING S around at upurned faces selected
rather hardened looking girl, and SAID 10 her'
"DO you want q situation my g1rlf ,,.,. ,..o,ds
"Wef" said this charming dainsei thab uePehuS'
How much do you want TO gtvep
"Wel want tin dollars with toss OF the head) un-
less have too much work todo," she added
Can you cook" said the old gentleman. -, a.
"Ay c0orse cam said She and added, but where DO
g" In ~ Connecticut" said the old man.
ooh deedn III not go Kunecktkut for tin dollars
month";" and away she went tossing her mead .A, .,,o
however he did not have make the selection hmse
for gaudi ydressed woman, with haunting 1DoOns anu
up to him. and placing herself In easy attitude before
the old gentleman commenced TO catechse him. as fol-
"is 1t a servant ye'd be afther wantingi
Yes; want servant" /" said the old man
How much will ye giyeF
well could MT work for less than si2 and always
got the Tat where worked before
"Of coorse can cook all around"
ado you know how to make pastry
why pies and cakes"
$40 a month But sure" with an impudent 1eer, III
be able make enough pastry for mesef and you HOW
II have three daughters and son." said the old man
meekly.
How old Is yer sonf'
"Ninoteen years"
"Is he good-ioOkingw
az Cannot be Judge OF that myself You had better
come with me and see for yourself" .
"And 30 ye have three daughtersi Well, why don't
they make their osn pastry Shure it's sfher quarrel
Ing they'd be Wild me Oh indade Ill not to Kuneck'
kut wild ye" , -
THE old gentleman asked young fellow who was a
he thought OF the young lady and was
answered: "We think you have three daughters you
Won had better not take that girl into your family"
The young man then recommended him TO question
a young pretty, and cleanlookng girl who sat apart
from the rest. -
The old gentlemen did so but the young Miss informed
him that "Bhe had been In the habit OF living IN the
hi0es OF families and wouldn't TO Kunecktkut for the
world But she had friend that might go" The friend
would go either. because she wouldn't like kunecktl
kut" and had to be all night on the boat ana
the man with whom she lived wanted her TO get up at
O'clock To milk the cow, which shame, as every
body nowsl The last hair broke the canels back, and
the old gentlemen left Castle Garden without servant
never 10 come back.