The New York herald., 1870-07-22
cuy.T Of spsriai S.s,oN.
Beforc Judge Bowling.

BeOic Judge DOWHng.
The calendar at this court Yesterday forenoon nun
bercd fty-twO cases, most Of which were Of the
usual petty character.
The Special Sessions Court room was tolcrably
cool near tho windows, bat pocket handker-
chiefs were in constant use nevertheless, and an
odd groan at times toll the internal s1fIcYing that
was beng endured 10y all the officials from
the Judge down 10 The very thinncst man IN
court, who Is an onlcer OF police, whoae name
shal not be mentioned. Herr Coler. the albi inter-
prefer Of the court expressed himself being next
to exhausted, not only from the brollng heat, but
from the oDtrseness or his c0untrymens inte ects,
who never Will answer a square question, AMI who
do IKE to go q mile away from The interpreters
clear and succnctmoie oI dealing with them. hiessrs.
Johnson ana Veich, Doth oi Nhom must sick fast to
their work, wh tler they iike Ii or not, woe most
anxious and melancholy smiles while b,lsiuess was
gong on and Judge Dowiing himself, who, whcl he
likes, cal make tiine spin ut railroad speed,
and supply any amount or spicy ma cral
whereon reporters may erect elegant, witty ana
pungent narrativcs-even the Judge yawned jester
day morning, and most heartily wished mat ihe cr,
OF warm weather ami heavy calendars were thine
or rather, things, OF the past and that peace was
ment houses III this CITY, and tnat sneak thieves
would turn 10 some honest calling or get the san.
strokethe latter especially There were only few
cases that were sufficiently interesting to aford
temporary oblivion to persp,raol, past, present and
future and one OF them was
rnE SENDING OF A THREATESING LETTER
by Frederick I0udenDergcr 10 Mis-. Eliza kDSd0cier
an almost inconce,vablc enrontery, threatened that
II Mrs. kinya0ener ana her husband dil not
waa % Expose s to pc soaTaan SOas eer
tain little matter, which was nothing short Of an
insinuatlon That certain female infant, iolnd or
| said to be found IN an ash barrel i'll the rear
OF Mrs. KIndoeGers residence; had certain
mother, and that certain mother was lady
whose interest it was that the exposure should
not take place, nd that "a nod" yol Know,
| ''was as good as u wink to u blind holse.r
GTs ni n e. e. dao
| yer, was trusted with the case by Mss. King
doener, and this gentleman got the lady TO give tie
rascal thirty dollars as hush money IN hs presence
and also IN presence or an Oillcer detailed by Super
ntendent Jourdan to attend to the matter, ana who
| the very moment Loudenberger had taken posses
sion OF the money, took possession OF his baby and
| placed IL In tner ombs. LoudeaDergcr was sentenced
10 six months IN the Pclitentlary and 10 fine OF ity
dollars, which, 0i course, ne Will lind 10 ratDcr diG
| cult to pay.
Another OF the soothing cases was that IN which
| COLoRED MAN DiSCARD5 HIS WHITE WIFE.
| This wretched woman, who had plightcd her
affections TO the sable gentleman several years ago It
would seen wanted get rid him and 10 that cnd
put up very neat little job no poor Sanioo swear
ing all SORTS that he nad struck her and beat her;
but when Sambo, whose name is Armstrong and
who seems 10 be an honest, hardwoiklng, respect
able man. got chance Of telling his s,Ory 10 the
Court, 1t appeared that tho white female had been
lately, In her nu sbaud's absence Keeping company
with another man--a fellow as black IA the ace Of
spades--and Il was in order to have more time
Without the danger OF consequences, In the ace OF
| spades company, that she made the complaint in
tuis instance. Armstrong promised the Court that
| MS wire M.RflL take ncrsc!l 10 Hong Kong, or tie
other place. forever more, for all ne cared and That
| then and there he separated himself from her fer.
ever and was discharged, 10 enter on new life, "a
! young man,
4 FERBYBOAT MUsS.
| Mr.. Nathaniel Mckay, the well-Snown sh.phuIlder
| OF Boston, and young gentleman named william
Bell were arra,gned for assault. It appeared that
| Bell, who ls an Englishman, crossing over TO
Jersey City IN ferryb0at, and being under the IN
| nuence OF liquor, continued smoking CIGAR in the
| ladies' cabin An elderly gentleman, who was also
| in tho ladies' cabin. approached him. a:klng lin
good natnredly II he Could reld ana pointed to the
| notice, mo smoking" &c; to which Ben replied
That "lI!s education was neglected in his youth real
cOckney) but that he could spell little ~ and as The
complainant alleged, pulied mouthful OF smoke III
| the old gentlemans face, after both had left the
cabin and gone TO the forepart OF the boat William
Hanley, backinan seeing this, came TO the rescue
OF the old man, and struck Bell; Bell struck back
and, by this time IN, boat had got into the bridge
Mr. Mckay seeing the muss went IN 10 make peace
and gave few knock KS 10 fIanley. The defendants
were discharged.