Superior Court-In Chambers.
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Before Judge Oak1ey,


JvLY 24--Shamefld Outrage by Watchman.-Ths writ
of habea corpus issued in the Of Anne Kenze snd
referred in yesterdays Herald up before Judge
Oakley in Chambers II appeared that the girl lived in
service with respectable family, Mr. Mclaughlin in
East Broadway and night last week had occasion to
60 errand to purchase tea, when she met
female acquaintance in the street. and got into
saton with her, upon which the watchman (Wiiliams
up and accosed the girls, who told him TO clear
ont and Anne told him to to the devil upon which he
seizsd and committed both the girls to the Tombs Anne
sent to the Penentary under the vagrant act The
employer of the girl gives her high charaster Such
outrage will meet with searching investigation, and
the heaviest penalty that the law can nct will be en-
forced. The poor girl was Of course discharged.