The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02

disposed to adhere and to carry the Same into full a.
feet" 50 sss upwards Of I've months later proposes
through her agent Mr. Depey ster TO Mr. Cruger that he
shall Join in her charities the basis ofthat
and the agent in his letter Of Goth Jsn 1884, reports that
hej result Of consultation between her. her and
their counsel that they hal intention OF psrsuing
any course inconssent with his rights under that deed
ton Tor the suberiugs that the deed was extored from
her They prove undeniably that YVES her own volun
ary and deliberate both at the time Il wa:
that when these acts OF ratification took place. she did
not know she could have the instrument vacated by
going into Court Of Justice She had her senses about
her however, plenty OF time 10 reflect friends TO consult,
and her Solicitor always At hand to srPrzs her Of her
rights Had she then declared that the deed had been
forced hom her. that she executed 1t under coercion II
il TO be believed that she would hot have been told II
was null and void and that she could have set aside
The truth however that this idea of all IN
alter thought put in her head shall presently ses
by the evil advisers whose she had fallen amer
she quarreled with her husband her sister, all her
real friends In this remarkable all notion Of duty
moral obligation to be lost sight by and her
counsel in one overshadowng consdera ion Of the
rights Of properly Because abe Is rich she I: 20 % al
Win he. nd.bsnd unless she choos or have any inter
course with her sister, unless she viii thrust him from
her threshold But there surely higher principles Of
action than affection. resentment or any thing con-
nected with principles OF duty and social and
ssdy to act and under these heRever reacorv now
his wife will one day have to In the forcble lam
guage Of that great nan Lord st0we in the case Of
Mrs Cruger must be informed that the law Of this
country and Of every Christian country does not allow
be separated from my wife Marriage il the most
solemn engagement which one human being con-
tract with another II IL contract formed with view,
not only TO the benefit Of the parties themselves, but
for the benefit Of third persons and the moral order Of
Of religious Its obligations not TO be relaxed
at the pleasure OF one party or lightly relaxed Mt
the pleasure Of both. For two persons have pledged
geher for purposes that reach much beyond Themselves
is doctrine to which the morality OF the law gives
no countenance that they may, by contract even,
dis solve the bands of this SOLEMN tie, and throw
themselves upon society in the undsned and dangerous
characters OF wia without husband, and husband
without wife Another charge3aganst Mr. Cruger II
that he addressed letter 20 his wies pastor the
Phillips, demonstrating against his admitting her - the
suason by which he HIS steadily sought to bring her back
TO the path Of duty He well knew that according the
discipline that religious sect tow hich she belongs
who IS VIGOROUSLY living In luminosity and dscord, and
in the violation Of their christian duties is fit recipient
OF that holy sacrament and by bringing home this
vction to his wife's mind through her clergyman.
he endeavored to effect that union for which, bis
duty, he has himself at all times been prepared And
what other course was he TO than to invoke the
aid OF her minister, and her sister and friends
taken the law into his hands and by violence and
outrage, compelled his wife to live with him
To be Continued
VKNzEuELA.-We have the /" Liberal" news
paper from Caracas, TO the 7th October, inclusive
We find in il Of the official returns relative the
election OF Don Diego B. UTbanea, to the Vice Presi-
dency OF Venezuela which leave doubt but what he
has beaten lis competitor Amanda, by majority Of six
votes, in the Electoral College This affords full evil
deLce Of the ascendancy gained in Vene zuea by the
party called the Communicative pleased to that
the political troubles anticipated this result have
occurred We extract the following comparison Of
ports at the Custom House Of Laguayrn for the four
nd n tha mt IN tha