New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-16
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now he season when the through cha Sound
.-. crowded with people seeking ;hsr surr.s-
csor q; Newport Providence and the other beautiful 10
cali,.ss n ia, direction Az 20 marx this ZIP
th.rg unusual PssseoSsr so.,s aboard few minutes De-
fore he so.: fell OF s.agwsy and drowned
go. he ,sh.es. afo,t- We are :olt being mits BY
.ho.e or soa.d hin. We recorded Il, death yes
.s-aAv and since learn .ha, he resident Of Fall Rv-
a. on t.s way home.
Ira nigh: clear and beautiful and The passengers
vsrs trnkns In The dencou, nereaee, Q. ;he scene.
xher-ss he Boa, nearly opposite Brtsepoyt-ss
wa, WHISPERED around acorS he passengers, AID
sorest Ike wIds-r that sic had Been he rocks the
t,y Before and had three 0. four feet Of water II he
hold TIE ladies' were II conformation and he whole
boat became scene OF confusion anc disorder A.
this time sudden shock felt, piercing CRY arose,
and the ,,eame, had passed over vessel lying IN plain
usht in the broad starlight This vessel WAS the schooner
Toe Of Eassport, Ne and SIZE sunk almost Immediately.
There were e,sh. persons soact. two Of whom MS
! Mrreay and Ter child. OF Eas;Port, were drowned
,wss BY IBIS u,e advisable for the passengers
. take some decisive for TIE purpose OF ascef
tanning he tue position Of things meeting VAS hastily
oryanisec Mr. :. Robinson Of Buffalo being Chairman
ana NJ william KDs merchant Of this City Secretary
Committee II the trst place appointed 70 ait upon
he Capta;n-whsu ascertaired that there was no
such officer board The Mate was then Inquired foT
but ;here no Mate on board Becoming justly
alarmed well indignant At this S-oss abuse Of de-
coyng traveller. upor an a1oacered boat, they demanded
the Plo;-when person BY the name Of Nathan Child
came forward and stated tia. be regular pilot
on tie boat, knew Little tee and had only been
employed to the boat through that night He was
asked whether &c could pu, into New Haven No. &c
die sot dare to Into Bridgeport, Nc. ston-
iaston No. TIE passengers then directed him to put
the ooa about-the pumps SET asong and the eea;
succeeded reaching the wharf a; at O'Clock
this rno.rrs-here Being when she arrived eighteen inch
water in the hold
Such the account this extraordinary AFFAIR giveu by
the passengers, and which ind in The leading columns
OF the Times and Gazette last evening II II pre-
sents state Of things which cannot cud Language
strong enough condemn Il deserves Whatever may
De the facts feel almos; certain from knowledge
OF the propeiors the Neptune that they could net have
condition OF things As above represent
ed and we rest for farther explanations.
THE MURDER ~ JERSEY CirY.-We published
In cur Evening Edition yesterday particulars Of this
lsmentabe catastrophe which has thrown the usually
quiet Jersey City OF intense excitement The
Coroners Jury which yesterday returned verdict In
accordance with the facts stated them The hus
band Is 10 confinement and has engaged David Graham.
Esq. as hi, counsel.
Another CHAPTER OF THE ELorrMrsr.-Mrs.
Ruests one Of the deserted wives Hampstead Branch
has died OF grief and woninly PRIDE and buried day
yesterday. Her death will Irhct neverceasing
agonies upon her murderers
The OF this elopement furnishes striking common
tary upon the nice distinctions In law The runaways
pursued and overtaken, fagran.e so; but the
law could discover nothing wrong In the conduct % Mr.
Hues.es and Hudson seducpg aud stealing the
h,p,aJ ,ha,
they might be committed for larceny IN carrying of the
clothes In which the dressed. and which were
the property OF their husbands So, stealing mans wife
ia no,hng-but II the seducer instrumental In depr!vlng
the husband OF ock stocking bought with his
he has committed a felony!
The following the Brooklyn Eagle OF yesterday
The whole four OF tho guilty parties, (the men, Huests
aud Hudson and the women Mrs Flower and Mrs Jones)
cane down from Albany charge OF officers last night,
and out In the l. Railroad from the South ferry
his Wednesday, morning 10 Queens CO. jail One OF the
females young and looks mild and pretty the other has
cold, brszen demeanor or course there was good deal
curiosity and excitement about the railroad depot when
known that they there, and going back to the
starting place of their guilt
Poor Mrs Huestis died las, Sunday night OF broken
heart The L. l. Farmer says that she had begged,
treated and prayed OF her husband not 10 continue bis
vss with Mrs. Flower, yet, notwithstanding that be
persisted. All the property he LETT behind him Is attach
cd for bis debts. He mad with him somewhere about
$500 In money. He only took away his tools but
also robbed his wife Of her silver spoons wearing spps.
rel and siver pencil which she thought gresd deal Of
&c The other one, Hudson deprived Coon Che hotel
keeper a. Hampstead Branch. with whom be lved) OF
all his shirts except the he was wearing he also
took some money from Mr. C's drawer the clothing OF
a child living AT Coons three four years Of age He
had IN his possession purportiDg To bs signed by
G. F. Gerome OF the Branch. which MIR Ger0me says is
forgery. Whether no got the note cashed Ia not yet
known.
After the elopement the Sheriff OF Queens Immediately
traced the fusves far Albany and having put meas
In proper train in that city, proceeded Onward to-
ward the lakes. Meanwhile the quartette had journeyed
far Rochester where they were arrested as dsor
Derby and TO clear this charge from their charac
ter they agreed Hampstead for the purpose
establishing their CLAIMS to q fair reputation Arriving in
Albany, they there sought the advice Of COUNSEL and
learning that their detention INFORMAL they refused TO
proceed farther THAR return and accordingly iser
only DO rearrested warrant issued by Juicc
Cole against Huests and HUDSON for grand arcenes In
stealing the goods and wearing apparel Of the injured hus
bands which the ab.condng wives with them their
fght and the ladies' ordered into custody wit
nessos There 10 feature In this melancholy tran
sactioD, which be said TO be anything but dismal
one that IA, all the errng parties are childiess
We Informed that he behavior OF the women nj inc
South Ferry this morning very cool and Indifferent
say gay. The younger me, by her husband
who received her with y and took her under his protec
ton again forthwith. uesiis and Hudson were IN Irons %
Row IN SULLIvAS-sr.-On Tuesday night a
pretty extensive occurred In Suvan-st near Amity
The Police called and endeavored Que the dstur-
grsa. difficulty that the rpgleaders srrested-
The Policemen however. al length succeeded IN taking
into custody John Cook. Michael McGowen, Thomas
Cook and George Foo,e, committed TO answer.
NAPOLEON AsD HIS MARsHALs-We are In
formed by Mr. Headeys publishers that four editions OF
this work already passed through press and that INC
sale still increases.
~ The emiannual examination OF the PuPhs
otthe Sew-York rsHtion the Blind will take place
this afternoon at o'clock. and be continued through NC
day and tomorrow. commencing at A 81 anc d. +
NJ The exerciIes on Thursday and on Friday morning
will be confined TO the literary department. on ili'A'
afternoon they will De chiefly musical by request u '''
managers Rev. Dr. McyIcksr, Of Columbia College, RIO
,.o tt. Of The University. and Professor VIII
liam rprner OF the Union Theological Seminary have
copsep Ted TO be present and supervise the literary exam
marion and Mesrs Tinm, schArtenburg and Hill sil
perform TIL, part In tie musical department. The public
are respectfully Invited 70 attend
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