New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
BY THH MIDNIGHT SOTTHRRy NAIL
Thing. In PhilaaeI phia-ButIer Divorce Case


PHrADEIrHIA Fndsy Dec. 4.
Winter does not make bis bow v oh a smiling
countensnes his eye :. bunged up with black clouds
snd he looks a. IL be were going is-e
The = u December sort Of political II Of May
with when the 10. 20 OCT and the outs iumPiu TIE
newly elected officers of the Row therefore commenced
business today after the requisite Osths and iorms'es
There good feeling and considerable joking o.
tween the incomers ard 0utgoers
The burning d lie Good Intent Cotton r-ei''s 10
Biockiev as. night !. attributed 20 incentiaries
Hon David WLlmot I'll speak before : rec rpii
neeting TN. evening At the Chinese Museum
Mr Dallas resumed MS Argument a. ID oeiocA- 70
which time the Court STOOD a1jOurne1 ~ ccD'e
Of the day being The regular one for the Orphan
Court end from 10 % ID o'clock Tas devoted 70 mat
business
Mr. Dallas said that yesterday be spoke Of III IN
tanned spin; Of rebellion with which Ars. bltef re
tg~ned T. he house Of h-r hgsban1tlst there was Do
spirit " c0uc.ist0n on her part and instead % con
forming her conduct % what u should have Deen sne
pertnsciousiy exhibits determination " throw every
vexsuon ia be way desire D cast 10 more cen-lfe
Uuor Ms Butler thsn HlL exhibit the truth 70 the
Court snd show clearly the character Of the relnion
she et- 70 opportunity pass 10 which she can nv
and enbarrass her husband IN the management Of ne
chicren 10 al their agree meuts twas expressly Sup
usted that BE- the superlnfendfnce Ci trf
education . j. beautiful .lusfraon eAtofle1 ION
0ppose side q the tender and parental care OF my
client Tnev were females and sne could nave nao
the care Of them legally Bat she iei that they coaa
pr have better protector than their father and with
him she left them.
After Der return the most Insignificant domestic mat
ter made the subject of vehement complaint and con
trovsrsy Taking TIE children 20 tic country ~ MO
summer-yutt.ng them % country foaa slae scn'o,'
where tnoy could enjoy their youthful gzmoois. And'
~ 4 c0urse Of merrinent, obtain additional neatn-
tskiDg their dinner with them IN basket, and other
cifcumstances of Ike character, we're made me
sources Of contention. Upon one occaslon sne tooA
one Of the children by the hand and ed her ~ her L.
-. .--. Ia Won c nd Uf
4 upon her and he makes no reply, Duf taxes up q
newspaper and reads-he does not give her iro"nins
look lie remains silent and she IL insulted II noins
behind a newspaper g. avoid the tempest OF furious
wife i found 10 be sn effective method would recon
mend il 10 every husband who e IN Ike condition
Next We ind 4 pair Of shoes eXcfes her dspleasure
though both the child and father were satsnel WIN
them This 10 the snsWer. j. made the subject OF
much importance ana s exhibited IN bold relief The
governness then comes ia Tor share o. displeaure
and gross insinuaion although Mrs Butler had before
ex0nersted her from censurc, and bore tesumouy %
her exemplary character az virtuous and accom-
Pitched woman The g0vernness was As respectable p
ans female in out Of that house Then why are We
T. fter away the character OF int gent and vrtu
Gus lady Why insinuste that her position was CLOAK
Bat this Islander Mrs Butler dsclaims and pro.
nOunces her ireproschable. Why then, IL she ire
quenty and peevishy crossing bin about the govern
ness and the childreni Most wives consider great
pleasure 70 be relieved Of the care incident % the
management OF children But this IL ike the tight
shoe and the country school And then comes ner re-
sal 10 sgn the deed for the extngUsh ment OF ground
rent and she gives the for H. when sue says 10
her letter that she ill DO whenever he is disposed
estOre her 70 her natural rights over her children
rights that not exclusively hers but are a. much
the natural ngh's Of the father. And 10 contest 81
this sort who j. 10 WELD The father This would
be against TIE law and nature
Ia all these things her course Of dsobedence is ire
sistibly displayed and husband who reads i can
help feeling in bic bosom She went 20 the farm
In direct defiance Of his will and persisted IN staying
there, by hiring rooms Of the farmer % there was
such a feeling IN her bosom rs a spirit Of harmony
these things could have been easily passed the
next day would have disspsied them
don't wish, said Mr. Dallas, 10 goa;o al the little dc
tails of this falnlys difficulties growing worse and
worse as day succeeded day stirred the cauldron
every day end took to throw ingredients into
il IL the effect Of temper and this the IRE that
glowed beneath the cauldron, and caused II 10 bubble
and boil She works herself into what she styles her
paroxysms and writes bin betsd oux and enters them
upon her journal
The letter of the 1T September -iJ has been greatly
Misunderstood Inadvertently mis- stated. In % not
the slightest notice Of her intention 70 leave bis house
is gwen but precisely the contrary The counsel gave
20 II an impossible construction Bat here was the pinch
OF the case and he notice found % b. necessary
and the eloquent and pathetic language Of Mr. Choate
ms he dwelt upon this point still ringing IN my ears
Sir. Dallas u siiil speaking while close.
Business OF al kinds has been very dull t. day. To
Flour there is only limited demand tor home use at
3l3 q - for good and extra retailing brands aud
Al -. Corn Meal j. not plenty, sud holders want
= - for Pennsylvania Rye Flour no sale. Wheat s
nearly steady with sales Of reds At Jos lo9c. Corn
dull and old Yellow not inquired for Southern
sold 50 Soc. Oats dun, with farther sales of
Southern NJ 20 a re Cotton Is sl quiet, and buyers
waiting the arrival Of the Steamer the stock on
sale Is very light Provisions and Groceries without
movement Lead sold At 2j interest adied Iron
very dul 100 tons Scotch Pig sold at -22. mos
froights little doing, and rates unchanged Whisky hhis
sold al pc
SALES OF srocKs-FUst B0ard-5i1 County js 90
old = J26 do. new. FL 1850 Lehigh Us. 81 ~ O. :
Loan 3d. -. % 94 Lehigh Mort Loan, 20 20 Minehi,
Rd. 5,l lO do, ~ Remington Copper. IA Com
mercia Bank 80 30 Reading I'd. "a 300 U Loan -
o. 1861 it6 81 state IS, IS l,l-0 Chesape & Del
Canal Loan S. So FL $50 do, o. -0i - Penn Town
ship Bank. 2fi 1900 Wilmington I'd Bonds. &C. 79i
1000 do, 70,
Second Board-l2OOO q : Treasury Notss 1854 10
Man and Mech Bank 22s 80 sch Nav 6s 50 100 Read
r X, IA y Commercial Rank 50j 80 Mer and Man
Bs Pittsburgh, az 100 Girsrd Bank, 10, 6i63 -
County, -. 60. II 500 I Loan IS. So 1927 20 New
Orleans Gas M 1000 Sch Nav o. 6- 2oi 10 Philad
Bank llf $500 County IS, 30 old s0
II The following Members. in addition %
those whose names we have previously published have
arrived
Ofhs SsHaie-M essrs Hanln Of Maine Cameron o.;
Pennsy yania.
OF tie Hoaso-Messrs. Smart and Williams OF Maine
Beoingsr OF Virginia Wentworth Of Illinois Chase
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