The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-06

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n rclaen 70 the removal Of the youDg girl vhoss nAns
inst and uncaled for and perhaps the editors Of that
paper would make enquiries themselves, instead Of de-
pending upon the statements Of other parties
IL known to very many in this city that Mrs futile
keeps IN Leonard street. house Of doubtful character
one OF the most fashionable resorts Of the about
town the internal arrangements which tn editors of
he Gazette probably very well acquainted With and
It has also recently bseu made this uafor
tunate woman had dsushter residing in Portland and
thst week or two since the daughter accompanied her
mother TO this city
most disgrsocful row was the consequence in Port
land, In the course of which much property was des-
royed and several ionocsnt part's injured he girl
Ellen futile, was finally taken back in charge OF com
mitre appoin ed by the citizens Of the last mentioned
city, and presume that she is ia The jurisdiction
OF the State OF Maine Thus much for the late occur
rencss
We will, in connection with this event, give small
mater of history
Mrs Lyons or Sarah Tuttle-as people may choose to
denominst, her nearly twenty years ago married
named Tutte, Who believe, the captain Of wee
sci sailing from Portland In three months after her
Marriage she was = widow. by tbs disasters Of the
Shs-th carrying this child benesth her bosom IN
n Sso as% y "hsa s
nance vouchssfed to overy and daughter Of Adam
But Il was desperate chance. Tbs young but DESC
needle supply herself with even the means of paying
rent In tho very virtuous city Of Portland State
Maue and des airing Of all other aid she came to this
Her fall from the paths of reoude and her subse
life We shall not attempt to extsnuste It will be suh
cent to mention that the child of her welded
Ellen Tutte-was at very early sge removed from all
the poutng innuercs of her mothers profession and
10 the town Of Portland At the expenss Of her
thsr brought and educated in ohargs Of of her
unces and another gentleman of the greatest respecea
bility
Mrs. futile has frequently visited hsr daughter, and
has ever kept the relation which should exist between
parent and child
to be fair and agreeable girl Of some sixteen sum.
msrs: when about month since, Mrs futile received
koe adventurer whoss only object appeared desire
make use of the fortune, lsome 10000 which Ellen
would inherit being the property accumulated BY her
mother Mrs. T. Immediately repAired to Portland and
informed through the sdvoe of her guardian
and uncle likewise Ellen came on to New York. The
quel all our readers know
There circumstances which they should also
be acquainted WITH which have been either kept Ok
erroneeusy stated Ellen not taken to her mothers
house. but while In this city, boarded 1t tho New
York Hotel and would probably never have suspe otsd
the dubious position Of hsr parent not for the
public press
Her mother, understanding the entire matter Of her
her daughter would enter the school Of the Sacred
Heart Georgetown for year and that IT. after that
term OF probation she still held towards her suitor the
same feelings and, after the lapse OF the tweyemonth
he would wish to make Ellen his wife, no obstacles
should be iutsrpossd, but tho coutr.ry tao mother
Mrs futile, would furnish him, If he worthy and
deserving, with $4,000 to commence business.
This whole matter has boon misrepresented. Mrs
Tutte frail female and her has been
that she has attem to prostitute her daughter
entirely unounded She has mothers feelings and II
possible, would her only child fur removed from oil
the influences Of her unfortunate path OF life.
We take leave Of this subject by stating thstthe In
entirely gratuitous and could only be ms ga
ted by malice or ignorance.
From the Portland Argus, May 81
returnsd IN The noon train. accompansd bv Miss Ellen
Tute They are entitled to much credit for the prompt
ness and accuracy with which they have discharged
their mission They arrived at New York on Saturday
evening" too late to commence operations On Sunday
morning, after some search, they found that at the
among whom they had some TO believe was the
young LADY they were in search Of The names OF the
party on the oooas .ns MOTEL were SET 0Swn las ss
Ellen the female portion OF the party Mr.. Adams
then called upon them and told Mrs. Tuttie their
rsndsnd the consequences that had resulted in this
city, from her taking daughter away In the mystic
rious she had She expressed herself perfectly
trunks sent at certain hour to the hotel where they
stopped Ellen Affected TO tears on hesripg what
had occurred, and anxious Shs left with
the committee, and received very kindly by Mr.
Thomas Fessenden brothsr Of Gen Fesssnden OF this
city, T.. .oun,,. ,0+.n,.a :, law. ., Monday
for home but further confederation and by the su
gsston that there might be attempt to seize the gr
Albany, Sunday evening which they did and contin-
Jed on ut from Albany to this city The trunks
were sent q; Mrs ssia they should De- sne ms ap
been sent the next to the nunnery Georgetown
having changed her plan as to the Manhattan school
and that she had her daughters good only At heart
Mr. Adams expresses himself very warmly as to the
assistance received from MIR George II Davis, who
oonpani.d them 1t was most essential and he fears
they would not have found Ellen his assistance
He also expresses his firm belief that bis intentions
of an honorable character, throughout
in Ma Vnrk ia lad al IN We
would add, by MIR Thomas Goold, who enabled
10 identify the mother at the hotel
Mr. Davis remained in New York
The arrival of the was looked for here to-day
noon with great soloitude. The public mind was OF
before the arrival and ~hsn ascertain,d that she
returned. the shouts went up, and cannon the
hill side near, was fred several times.
earty to the residence Of Mr. Royal wilisms (where
Ellen will resds) and did not disperse until Mr. Adams
mage, which We have embodied above
Thus has ended this Singular and exciting saair We
glad Ellen Is among her friends again She is nov
the child OF the people, they have manifested interest
for her welfare seldom witnessed In this city We hope
the matter will rest and all parties return to their
various avocatons, wiser than before"
LATER FROM YucArAN.-Ws are in receipt, by the
brig Mary Ann Captain Wait, Of hles Of the Merida
La Paria up to the i4th ult The Indian troubles
sill continuing, and the leading articles Of La Patris
ell devoted to the inspitng of the Yucatecos
tner pest 10 WNnsteno Inc savage asauHs OF the ZERO
cous Indians. The hopes Of their government
bs ell conferred the assistance Of the United States
ard they anxious to annex themselves to u.s. The
calling of extraordinary Congress to make direct
offer to the government ct Washington, is recon.
IN ended.
The English have sent from Belize, Honduras. about
200 troops and located them at In the south and
east part Of Yucatsn
This peninsula Of Yucatan Is In deporabe condition
The Indians have driven the whites from the interior
the board destroying thirty forty towns and
villages, and many hundred human beings Nearly
~ house has been desecrsted and the wells filled
up; all domestic animals had been killed. and very many
women captured.
Two Spanish men-of.wsr were at ssal, having re-