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Auc 7.--RicH AND FuSsY CAsE op BoAMy--Csoss


sr man 70 hs misfortune ,
spent in continual warfare and his nights in con-
fused dreams No he reveliing the affections
of nconsant fair" than his hopes dashed and
his mind distracted by the appearsnc Of some other dam
sci pulling away at his heart strings


He yesterday morning appeared before Captain Dill Of
the First District accompanied by two ladies' Johanna
and claiming him as their husband They both brought
with them certain little responsibilities the accept.
Tse s psre Se Lower


the matter was fully investigated whom appeared that
Mr. oDay married Miss Flynn, in Limerick, Ireland,
about three years ago. and that in the of few
months after his marriage he to this country pro-
missing to send for his wife he could forward
her the to follow him. which, however, he neg
ected to do. Mrs. O'Day not feeling satisfied with the
conduct Of her " lord and master' concluded to
and look after him On her arrival here she found the
object Of her search in Boston, living with another Mrs
O'Day alias Ann Costello, whs claimed to have been
lawfully married to Mr. oDay in Burlington Vermont,
biity" referred to- After patient hearing Of the ag
greved fair and examining the certificates ofther
nit Mr.. ODay for trial; when Mr.. Price entered as
counsel for the accused, and contended that as
ing in Montreal at the time she married him. ahe
second marriage was unlawful, and of course there
soud be no bgamy IN the case Michael oDsy was
however, concluded to send the papers to the Grand
Jury


Consequences Of GambAng.-A young named Joel
L. Brockett late clerk in the store of Barker Towle
Catharine street, recently arrested charge of
robbng his employers, at varoas times, of about s4OO
On his examination he admitted the offence, and stated
that he had lost the money in gambling with person
son and Patrick Hsm Park Row. and that on Barker
Towle being made acquainted with these facts Harrison
and Hern proceeded to Brockes and refund
bling at the aforementioned resort for clerks bookcep-
ers cashiers sc.


morning arrested female named Margaret Collins alias
Catherine Reed on charge of stealing sundry articles


Theft Of a Dress-Robert White was called to account
for stealing dress worth SO, from Isabella Harrison,
tcoored) of 266 Stanton street The accused owned up


Burgiary.-The dwelling ofMr Tucker, 80 Whitehall
was burgarously entered on Tuesday night, and SIX
large silver table spoons and thirteen tea spoons stolen
t,ereirom. The rogues escaped.


Theft Of Coat-A fellow named David Curry was
brought up charged with stealing coat from G. Scott


Indecent Erposue.A person named James Burt was
arrested charge of having ndecently exposed his
person in the presence Of some respectable females in
Clinton street.


Theft Of antimomy Ryan was last night arrest
ed by officer Rice of the Second ward, charged with
stealing forty pounds Of antimony from the burnt dis
trict. He was detained to answer.


Theft Of PeachesOficer Beard Of the Third district
this morning arrested Samuel Walsh charge of steal
ing some peaches from Washington market.
Theft Of Waich.-A colored man named James Phil
charge Of stealing silver watch belonging to Ludovick
Jones.


gold iepne watch, and placed Il into the hands Of cant
Farchild Of the Eighth ward, to whom the owner may
apply


Ihe1 Of Clcihing.-A person named Elonard Ahlers,
this afternoon arrested in the city charged with hay
ing recently stolen sundy articles Of clothing, worth
about S25, from Francis Bostwck of Westchester A
portion of the stolen property found in the posses.
sion Of the accused and another portion recovered
by Prince John Davis from shop in Orange street
where it has been disposed Of for trihng sum-


Grand Larceny Ex-ofcer Cochran last evening ar.
rested young fellow calling himself Peter Grineon
charge OF having stolen lepne watch worth about s35


gold chain worth SIs, and gold pencil worth So
from VIA. Brock, of No. 50 West Broadway. On being
searched 81 so in his possession which he was also
charged with stealing from the pockets of fellow
odger at Mrs. Whites, 52S Pearl street He was de-
tanned to answer