The New York herald., 1871-11-25

DRrlk-Eyed Daughter Of David InvcIsieA
from Her Home-SaveA by WOmnnly In.
stinct.
Rachel Joseph, remarkably prepossessIng Jew.
ess, about fourteen years OF age, appeared Essex
Market Court yesterday, aud charged one Carrie
Feeny, OF 10 Allen street, with entcing her from
her fathers home, at 137 Canal street, with the de-
sign OF Inducing her to lead life OF Sin and shame.
Rachel, 1t seems, made the acquaintance Of the
latter Ia her Iather's store, where Carrie was
In the nabIt Of having her dresses made.
The comeliness Of her person and winning manner
attracted the notice OF Mrs. Feeny and inspired her
with the base purposes to carry out which involved
her In the crime with which she stands charged.
The girl found parental discipline rather itksome.
and, smarting under sense OF what she conceived
to be unmerted chastisements, perhaps, poured the
tale OF her real fanced grievances into the ears
OF but
TOO WILLING LISTENER.
feignhg sympathy with the conhding girl
aa ouole her uapps Tot she had s
her home and take refuge with herself In the lull-
muneratlOn would be asked for her board. and sGe
would be lenderiy cared Tor until she could find q
permanent abode, where a lathers harshness would
be unknown and her lie henceiOrth he one OF un-
cloudcd happiness. The trcacherous adviser, how
ever, In the excess OF her compassion dld not stop
here, but suggested where such
PLEASANT HAVEN OF REST
might be found Tor her p,otege, ana named man
SlOu III OFcSuc SlreeL where hdcuel WOulu unu rc-
muneratlvc employment, good board and luxurl-
Gus appointments, the sole duty expected IN return
being TO open the 'front.' door for gentlemen VISITORS
Failing IN this, she offered the alternative OF pas
sage to California and
LIFE Or UNALLoYED BLISS
IN the American EldOladO. Rachel forthwith ac-
cOmpanicd her new friend to her house, but
matned one night only. The next day becoming
alarmed at the w0nlans advances, with maiden's
instructive dread o. approaching peril, she returned
to the arms OF the afflicted father whose nreside
she had IN an unAuarded moment abandoned.
Judge Scott on the foregoing complaint, issued
warrant 0r the arrest OF Carrie Feeny and sergeant
THOMPSON, with commendabie proniptitude pro-
duceu the accused In the short space vi nall an hour
Mrs. Carrie Feeny Is herself Gern.aD though mar.
r.ed to an Iflshman which accounts lor the Celtic
appeati0n she bears.
On being arralgned she denied any intention OF
decoylng the girl from the path Of virtue. she said
that Rachel mad quarrel win her Iather, 0cca-
stoned by her Denchdnt Tor an
ACTOR IN THE BOWERY THEATRE,
who Is also an author oil considerable pretenSlOnS
and oil remarkably line appearance. She ran away
from home III consequence, and took refuge III Inc
house Or one MIS- Dittennoer at II Bieecher street.
and Mrs. DitlenhO1er, fearing trUlbe, sent the girl
TO her. Mrs. Fceny tlereupOn ADVISED the girl "
return, which counsel she followed.
THIS statement gives the Case . peculiar complex
ION, as Mrs. Dlttenhoier. who reJOiccs IN numoer
OF aliases ana s not unknown 10 the police courts.
tears very questionable reputation as noted pro-
curesS
The further examination Is set down for to-day
before Ills Honor Justice Scott, at Essex Market.