New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05
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7ss Edkr Of tn, TriDrns'
sn IN your psper Of this day you state thsi Justice
prinksr had beld Mr. Edward P Clark and Mr. Elskirn
L eoIes to answer 10 a complaint of John Silyers IS
pobs Of ho circumstances alluded to, II is due 70
the parties state that the proceedings grew cut Of the
foreclosure Of chael mortgage. executed by Slvers
10 M POLES on the sta Of Msy 1916 which was fore
decd on the 5th Of June following. The, The person
p.c,d in possession. remained there several days with
The f scquiescence Of Siyers. and that the goods go
mcri,sge5 were subsequently removed, openly and
pry end In the presence and under the direction Of
coun,e' That sivers subsequently commenced an &C
ou sf trespass in the Superior Court for the removal
Al .sa goods. aud silerward In the month of December
.;e ak months from the foreclosure Of tho mortgage
ad the day before the expected trial of the respass
u;t siyers made comp amt at the Police Office against
Mr. Clark Tor an alleged feonious taking of the mort
saee and upon hearing, Mr. Clark was properly dis
charged ilvers then made new complaint against
Clark and Boles charging them jointly with stealing
the mortgage. On hearing the evidence given against
Mr. Clark the Justice again discharged him Farther
evidence was then given excopatng Mr. BOlles, with
ont ur Clark being again brought before the msgs-
trse or any farther evidence being offered il respect
cd him and the result OF the matter the eXrsor
binary decision announced by you today The decis-
OF inc iagsfThf u Ohiy Iit III MS tue
case ought 10 be submitted to the Grand Jury upon
whose action The parties charged confidently rely for
complete vindcaiOn EDWARD SANFORD
Nplrk, Ftb 3 1917. of Counsel
We would add in addition to the above that we were
never required to give bail on the above complaints
even in our own rccognizance) up to Monday last and
were never committed is alleged in the said state.
ncut was but Of us (Mr B even present when
The decision Of the Justice was given end he was not
sven then required to give bail.
We would farther add that the last complaint not
br grand larceny but was for conspiracy.
Ecr York Re5. :. 1s47. EDWARD p. CLARK.
ELIAKIM J.. BOLLE5.
TREMENDOUS Snow SToRM.-A correspondent OF
the Boston Atlas writing from the valley OF the Penob'
scot Maine says
Within the last iortyeight hours, have been visit
60 VITA one OF the most snow storms ever known
IN these parts. The storm commenced about half past
ven l.t ntgh, with little wind. At o'clock this
no'ning fifteen inches had fallen on level-no wind
asnng the night TO interrupt or throw u into drills
About sun rise strong wind set in from the n T. the
snow sun falling with intense rapidi,y. The wind in
ereised to almost gale and continued thus during the
Gay vIihoo, any statement driving the snow about in
wild confusion and throwing i; into heaps of great depth
Nearly three feet Of has fallen within the last
''.'o 'Vois, thNfeiy hterruptig comHlunlchuon AT
O'Clock evening. willis am writing, the moon has
nNae her sppeaEcc through the clouds giving tokens
o. 9 speedy termination OF the storm. The wind how
ever continues having changed somewhat 10 the n w.
fcr ten days prior 10 this the weather has been
severely cold
Pass The VILLAIN RoUND-A man by the name
q Daniel G. unthsnk courted and agreed TO marry
respectable girl in Massachusetts, the wedding day was
appointed friends invited and ell things in readiness and
vsnrf icr the bridegroombut he gave them the slip
ant went 10 parts unknown-tbe female ra'ned About
tsc months after this transaction he came TO Troy,
ths t,sie and was married At the house OF William
Tasksr-tha, was about fourteen years since)-moved
% TIE State OF Ohio and had two children by this wife
lie wen, 10 Detroit on business in the year the cholera
appeared In h country and either wrote or got some
P'scn 10 write 10 bis wife informing her of his death
oy ehoera She upposins al 10 be right len for her
and his friends east--csme 70 Massachusetts--snd
incurred for the loss OF her husband, as well as his
trends who dressed in mourning The wife after one
o. TWO years msQed man by the name OF Samuel
Sleeper After 6but seven wears his friends heard that
ne WAS sun living. Tie went to Chautsuque county, in
sne STATE Of New York and there representing himself
Us shse nsn married into respectable fsUlily-his
snes maiden name being Llpha Howsrd--hved to
~ spfesfsnees, happy for some two or three years
sac hsi by her two children. All at once he again
asafeared 70 places unknown She sending East to
MS inends. and finding he Aad another wife living and
oeng clear IRON him has since married and now lives
ihe State of Ohio In the year ls42 he came TO this
mother unsuspectng fsmae 10 whom he sde love and
accordingly married g. the house OF Henry Bush by
hsaer hotehkss The last lady he married was lydia
sasa With whom he lived sgreesby for some two wears
V'e' sad had one sou This last fall he pretended be
-s gong TO the State Fair at AUBURN Suspicious were
49,. on scsosn' OF his long absence and communities
"oa nsa naea has led to the above discovery Report
so pas SUI smother victim in Michigan and ONE in
so Ia nr was sst seen in Canada he is 35 years Of
!, .eeaEAeson rather bold about feet inches
80 - ~ h SET "eighs about loo pounds black eyes
80 oe o. his arms ma, ked with sou.re and COMPASS
80 A.. es on one or both snd also ring around one
- - "se's-sa with lndia Inks blacksmith By
- eS'eient stove mounter and he IS supposed 70
$50 ss.a some furnace In Canada He took away
h - ~ 'osse Tons for revolving clothes lines which
DC 'say BE Peding
hs,..e o. newspapers will subserye the interests OF
ia S,.. o publishing the above facts both in the Uni
md canada. and throughout the world
Rochester Democrat
In ee,,. .rtr IN WASHINGTON The Washing
sev OF the Baltimore sun stsies that g
"a, q ~ about 10 make % appearance In Washing
s. ss'oesie Conservative prncinlcs uxill form
reup 80 nss or doofrtRairs party. between the
WAC Sasnd the extreme left side OF the House and
h<<@.sn % supported by the moderate wings and
Toos- au'e Democrats. Gen nua Green Monsieur
paper NJ, ny ssNn Is TO be its principal editor TIE
e,.r,,u course hold a middle ground between the
k,,A and the Union or rather no In onno.l,lon IN
rs,s ,,s III 10 be anti abolition ant. war mode
resars.S M moderation in everything This may be
n lisa Nh0"h hrsi move for the Presidency
Richmond Whig.
.,o,.s..' Az The Picayune saws that according 10
H. Co.. - no'n senor kobira (thc Commissioner who
nss,, m ueai ior u. Independence OF campeschy)
cepnr '.e towns throughout Yscstan with the ok.
psssses. Aeraa had joined with campeachy in the
81 on tie mn Oh o. me sth December and when he