The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-11


the soda pure time will come and Gods will viii be
done earth as 1t is IN heaven Let say, I'VE de-
% ,n ana .o oe ovne ana done
have the gallows brought back again
After few desutory remarks by Mr.. Robertson. in
Srsay replied to By Mr. Wellington the meeting sd
ourned TO meet again in due course, of which notice
will be given.
Police IntellIgence.
MARCH l0.-.4ttempt to KILN this case, wherein
Mr. Ralph Lockwood charges Mr.. Jean A. P Barbiers
with attempt to take his le by shooting at him with
pistol at the residence Of Madame Barbiere the mit
inrire No 3ll Broadway evidence for the prose.
cution being nis he'd, Justice Drinker commenced the
examination of the prisoner--the heads OF which
give briefly as possible. he stated that he
native Of France and - Of age has business
house IN Psr.: the rs tim ss .aw Mr. yocRvood wss
while he and Mrs Barbisre in Kingston Canada,
and observed Mr. Lockwood at dinner. in the American
from Canada to New York, he was recommended by
the French Consul, for legal advice to consult Mr.
France, with his wife; this was the year lsll In
few months, MIR Bsrbere returned to New York leaving
rival Lockwood left for France taking with him several
letters on business addressed to Madame Barbise Mr.
fall Of that year Madame Barbere recs ivsd an anony
nous letter in France which induced her to back
to New York On her arrival she went to see Mr. Lock
wood several times without her husbands permission
consents he went again to Canada in the 1884, and
80 did his wife; She however returned after short
time leaving her husband in Canada; coming to New
York she ladame Barbiere) deposited large amount Of
money in the hands Of Mr. lockwood On the arrival Of
Mr. Barbiere in New York hich was soon he
veniently could, the time bringing with him all
his available funds he found his wife occupying the
pied likewise an apartment in the same house where
she secreted II being about dinner time when he
occupied by Lockwood for two persons another plate
was placed TO" Mr. Barbiere the table, and they all
took dinner he then employed some extra ser
Mr. Lockwoods comfort, and In short time left again
for Canada on business He observed that Madame Bar
aroSc hnh oW tnuoF aim hnr Atnr frnO
France much altered in many ways. He came back
i from u csssds in December lss4 and put up At
that evening. and then recommended them each
counsel; he told Mr. Lockwood that separation was
not to and him, because would prevent them
getting divorce 10 January s45, he received let
the same month he then called at the ONCE Of Mr. Lock-
wood, but unable to him. and left letter. sta
ting he was going Canada; he was arrested that day
by the Sheriff. Suliwell warrant, the complaint
OF Mr. Lockwood charging him with leaving the coun.
try to defraud his creditors and committed to the Ed
during all that time Mr.. Lockwood and Mrs. Babiere
in the nightly habit of eating oyster suppers,
at No SAL Broadway. Lockwood was unable to detain
me any longer on this complaint therefore he got Mrs.
Of some lands Canada procured an injunction in
ereuria. Mr. Bsrbiere then gave his counsel order
for the furniture in the house Broadway which goods
wood replevned them. and carted them bac again to
Sal Brosdway. He met Mr. Lockwood near the Post
house; he LOCKWOOD said that the house his.
few days after that he (BaIbore) the house,
and proceeded to the Office of Ralph Lock wood, and
when there. Lockwood took YRS. Barbere into his
Of the Office and finally pushed him completely outs
he remained in the street by the doorway and
Mr. Lockwood, and heard Lockwood say to the clerk
to get carriage and from there to 90 to the police
Ss he wen! back s to to the n0us No -. BOsa~s
bastardy. issued by Justice Drinker which, upon full
examination and investigation resulted in his discharge.
An injunction was then served on him, to keep him in
Nav York, while they procured decree in Canada by
default a suit which Lockwood had commenced in
Chancery respecting rome lands. Mr.. Lockwood OBJ.
tanned Judgment before Judge Inglis in favor Of Mr.
Barbere for 500 this was compromised by Mr.
Lockwood for $40 oOo and disposed OF By him r Lock
woody Mr.. Barbisre said that all the money he had
possessed within tive months Ave dollars
While he wa. IN Elddgs street prison. Ms "a, Martin
furnished to Mrs Barbere amounting to STAG This bill
he refused to pay; quently Judgment wsa obtain
wood who issued execution and ordered the sheriff
strip Barbiere Of his watch and any other valuable
bere said that in June last, Patrick, servant
ploy ed by Madame Barbiere (Which said Patrick has
Of Mr. with some ice
wood, always feeling thirsty in the morningD and on
opening the door, he found Madame Barbere occupying
the same room This so alarmed Pat that he Immediate
ly down stairs and told the maid servant, who at
once proceeded up stairs, and to her asonishment
Madame Barbiere coming out of Mr.. Lockwoods room
in her robe de- chambre and passed to her bed
This little affair took place the mornr after MIR
Barbiere left for Canada he said that ne had also
the testimony ofseveral witnesses respecting the crim
nal between Mr. Lock God Mrs. Barbsrs
On the 9th Of this month, (iarch,) he not able to
sustain himself being completely without funds; there
fore he took positive resolution not to suffer the op
preston of Ralph Lockwood and Mrs Barbiere; with
that intent he went to the premises of his wife, No BAL
Broadway at o'clock in the afternoon and saw Mrs.
Bsrbiere sitting in the back room adjoining the bed
room sne was surprised at his appearance and asked
him what he wanted; he said that he to remain
there for such his firm intention; the girl into
irous Of seeing Mr. Barbere; here he this is your
master Mr.. and Mrs. Barbiere then had some CONVEX
locked the doors also the bureau and left the room he
fearing she might lock him TO- took the key OF the
outer doors he set in the room about half hour when
he heard walking in the hall and observed Mr.
Lockwood, who Immediately entered the room very
hastily like with bad intentions he then told him
in an imperative manner to go OUT Mr. Lockwood said
is for you 60 out I'll out; upon that
Bsrbisre said to him, Lockwood. you are scoundre
and il you don't 20 out Immediately I'll shoot you He
then went back little but advanced almost immediate
y soclose TO me that thought he would catch me by
and fred the 6rst shot himhs then back STEP
but seeing him advance, and fearing he would make sno
Their attempt, Barbiere fred the second shot: no then
Immediately away; and at the report Of my pistol
Mrs. Barnere came down stairs crying murder" Bar
biere vent up stairs and met Mr. BlaesdeIl and
what hsd taken place. and said what he had done
was in self and in sedeence he did IL
defend his rights, his property, and his person; he then
wished himself and for that purpose re.
NAMED in the paror until the Office came Justice
Drinker asked the prisoner IL he had lived with his wife
lately Mr. Barb,ere said mo sin eens impess pour
do,nsir dan Ia III" He has been in the habit
Of carry pistol for his personal dsence he bought
the pistol many years ago; It was loaded by young
man, uusmi,h in Chatham street. Justice Dnnker
remanded Mr. Barbere to prison, until this fore noon
when bail will, in oil probability, be taken, Mr. Lock-
wood being out of danger from dying with locked
jaw
Blrsayy.-John Mcclure was arrested, yesterday af
ternoon for breaking into Of the upper Of the
dwelling house OF Mr.. Edward H. Nodyne, No. varick
street and stealing from trunk sgoabe note signed
ny = Nodynsv for $3.50, also note signed by jacob
Bogart for SAL deed real estate valued at So 900
pocketbook containing So and several valuable papers
Committed for examination
StsoLnxa Coat.-Joseph Clark was arrested for steal
Ing coat worth 50. from VIM. Yves colt Committed.
Mlfiising an Eagine-Howsll Baldwin arrested
by oicsr Edridge, of the 9th ward for mutilating