The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-26

in ter face" Such reprehensible doings his Honor
cannot abide, and 90 ordered the pugnacieus little
Dutchwoman, for thus taking Holland unfairly In the
face, to DO held, in default OF $500 ball. to answer at
the special sessions.
An UGLY BUSINESS Thomas Mcintyre, whom he " lets
his angry passions rise" forgetting that Dr. Watts
informs the hymn.Ioving public. only
Dogs delight TO bark and bite,
for 1t Is their nature TO,
is not the safest customer In the world to 60 "bus
with, for he Ii apt when excited, to ''burs open the
heads Of hts friends On Tuesday afternoon Thomas got
into dispute with John Heay, and TO clinch his argu-
ments-to bring them as metaphysicians say, to the
Heay pothogus with 1t on the head. Notwithstanding
this striking Illustration OF the argument ad homi-
mem, while he could appreciate its force Healy could
not DO convinced Of the logic advanced By Mcintyre.
and 80 he had him arrested. Automatically speaking,
Thomas will ind the special sessions, before which he
Ii held 70 answer. hard road to travel.
SAVOY BusDEs.-John McCann, Of Eighth street,
appeared before Justice Mansfield and dsposed that
Patrick ORourke, vi armis had broken his arm with
saw. Az John saw the implement he forthwith sought
from the Of the law that protection which, in his
crippled condition, his strength could not give him.
and So feeling that thrice armed Is he who hath his
quarrel just McCann handed the O'RouYko to the
magistrate, who saw, with that judicial perspicuity
which emneny his that the special sessions II just
where in this case legal surgery can best be performed
and he forthwith committed the assaulter 70 it, tender
merciea
woMANs HGHr-Mary Kirk "a bonny lassie, oh'
Of Goerck street. got into acrimonious coniabulaton
with the gentle Catharne OConnor whose tongue not
eloquent the "dochther o. the Kirk" and "put
in one' the lasse's "potato trap" that sent her
spinning " fra ain eend O. th' room tay tn ther."
"Cabarine, you ought to be ashamed Of yourself for
striking Mary In the face" said the Judge.
at war nae the asse, your Honor. It war the
whuskey she takit las NIGHT; an q could do she
shs ssd ms clipper tho no
'1hroth. Joodge, she lies intirey, now" said the
amiaby disposed descendant Of the OConnors II wasn't
dhrunk hap0rth worth last night the day ather;
an shure fat harrum there In pushin her wild
hand back TO her safe, whin she got exct like an
commenced calling me fou woman fatlvsr she names
like, fat hasn't got tho fiddle VII"
"what do you mean by tho fiddle ?" asked the mags-
trate
s.Is It the fiddler why it's the Scotch name for tho
Itch, SURF; an she does be sayn all the time that aud
Dock o. Argyle hae posts erected a. the country at
which the people may fiddle themselves"
Show do they do thatf"
That's aisy, your Haner They roobs their bodies
against the sthick, an themselves bessn' the
Dock the whilos," answered KATE, with . malicious
moo list 70 her your Honor" exclaimed Mary.
ashamed o. his face W.T. her fou' tongue telt her
that hasd the Itch or that thocht Ger much O. tn
Argyle"
shall in default Of $500 ball. send you TO the Special
Sessions said the Justice.
The lady not demurring she politely escorted out
FAMILY JARsThe lovsliness Of the state COMMUNAL
not illustrated in the lives Of Mr. and Mrs Nocn sur.
named Patrick and Nary for II their nsishbors In For
syth street and their statements may be accepted
gospel truth" the pair 1.-Two hfo which II Is fair
to say is no: initiated BY the upper angels beyond
the river Styx Pat strikes out from the shoulder and
Mary hits back with her tongue. 'aggrawstin" each
other greatly; but last evening Pat put IL back harder
than usual sending home . regular 'tsidewinder" The
result was Mary was Knocked out OF time with her
tongue, and Of pure revenge had her man. held 10
answer for assault ut the Special Sessions.
MOORE PHYFKNG.-Duncan Phyfe, OF Elizabeth street.
appeared before Justice Mansfield and complained that
he had good 10 believe that Charles Moore had
stolen IS In national bank money, the property Of
Robert Hamilton out OF safe In Mr. Phyfe's establish
ment II appears that Moore employed IN Mr..
Phyfe's office, and on the 25th nst Is alleged, took
the moneyit being MARKED for the purpose OF dstec.
ton, the accused previous having acted
to raise suspicious to his honesty. The bill Was
found in Moorcs possession. He committed, In de-
fault Of BAIL 10 answer to the charge Of potty larceny
the Special Sessions.
SEWING HnsKLD Ur.--John Manoqus, aged nfty years.
tailor and resident OF 1876 Cherry street, was ar
rested yesterday morning the charge Of felony, In
that he attempted to defaud his employer Charles H.
Dobbin Of 1888 Church street. Of three unmads black
cloth coats OF the value Of S37 co. the property Of
Samuel Gepser The cloth was intrnsted to Manoque
on the 2oth Of August which he At once made up, bat
had received them and getting paid for his work. he
took them 70 pawnbroksr's on the plea Of raising
money to pay bis rent and pledged them for SIT So
rne prisoner acknowledged his guilt but pleaded neces
sty IN mitigation. He was committed, in default of
$780, TO answer TO the charge Of grand larceny 1t the
BARBARA IN Standardization Plumback, who, we
persuaded heard OF tho sorrows and loves
Of Barbara Aeu arrested this morning and brought
before Justice Mansfield at tho instance OF Maria On-
ger OF Fl A. who dcposcd that sometime towards
the close OF arcn she employed tho said Barbara
old stod looking and exceedingly stout feminine OF
February the accused wadded away from the house and
forgot 70 return. Shortly after hrs 0fnger discovered
that clothing aud other property TO the value OF s223 so
uorp missing; but from some unexplained cause
tho woman was not arrested until to-day,
when she was taken on "suspicon" and "bslief''
ats was satisfied that enough HAD been ecs.d to war
raul him holding her for trial at the General Sessions
on tho charge Of grand larceny
IyrEsr TO DyRAuD.-Robert l. Mon,ross, residing on
the OF Fourth and Roth street. appeared
before Justice Kelly, yesterday afternoon and doposed
that Ell r. Chapman had offered him, with the intsu-
ton a. no believes, Of cheating him, . worthless
plrportng 10 have boon drawn by Lewis Nor
ria. and payable. to the order OF william
having DEDUCTED $40 from the total expressed on TIE
face OF sail check In meat OF debt previously due
By Chapman to him and handed him back as chance
$50 s0-tbs balancs-n lawful money Subsequently,
Montoss ecsrsned that the check was worthless and
found that the drawer OF H. Lewis Morris. never
Kept ac,ouut at the Chemical Bank. Chapman re-
fsns 10 receive the note arresed aud hold To ball
10 the vsus OF $500 TO answer o. the General Sessions
BoARDrEo HOUSE, LIPS IN wAvxKLey PrAcs-sIseurAR
CASE "A somewhat singular In lite character wasde-
veloped before Justice Hogan the foDbs yesterday
morning. From the facts as they appeared. 10 seems
that Julia Dsnder, prepcssessng young living
al No. 'l3 Broadway some three or four months sincc
made the acquaintance OF Carlos. sheysz, native Of
GIBRALTAR sho took her to board with Mrs Emma Nay,
No. 90 waserey place the foreigner and Julia passing IS
man aud Vile but that they we're not married was known
vas srrcs Cd aboard ship bound for EUROPE
civil order OF arrest for debt and lodged In Ludlow
street yrissn, where he still remains Al that time he
owed d May SO for board, but the atto on applca-
lion being made delivered 10 him his trunk Of clothing
and all the erocts he had In tho houfe Two three
weeks since Mrs May took possession OF clothing
&C. bslonsns 70 Miss Bender and held them security