New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

SINGULAR lAsE Or tON.piNAIf.-A most
gsr u conspiracy commit Grimm al offence tho
une charging another with having committed felony,
with view Of destroying Tie business prospects, reputation
and moral character Of tho latter up before Justice
McGfsh- The comp ansnt 10 Toe is Nr. Alexander
SIZES coier Of No - Bo~ery, aud the secu.ed parties
Henry Harris and Ebenezsr Stout, aiors doing
business al No fS3 Pearst The sfhdsyts sgsins, the
a.sI are yery numerous 81 o. strange caaIse,er one
while IL the Store " Harms Stout, the 10Th inst one
William Dussnbsrry called into the by Mr Stout
aud some conversation ensued 10 underone between
Harms, Stout, and Dusenbury. Amer remark from
Harms 10 the effect hat they could e him, Stage bear what
Ihey were saying being friend Of theirs Dussuoery pro-
ceeded TO state that Mr. Stiles had taken HE, = wife oa
coiored womans house 10 Eizsbethst Tor criminal p1r
poses and iha, on finding out BY Mr. sess conduct tho
brains out with pitcher which she held 10 her nasd pro
ydod he attempted 70 touch her and that the coOred
ABOUT what had ysnsplr-d al her house would so en-
rage her husband ha. he would break 10 the doors or
windows Of the house and All somebody there that Harris
Told Dlsenoey not 10 settle The msuer with se. for
than . co because 3. (0usenberry) could 900
could rot settle II Tor Ices, Ar sales bad offered hia
cut Of clothes n2t - .sy yng about u that he had
lhsi while he Stout on Inc ssardsy he
f>,sgs sskei Harrs whether Dus-nberry had eec ed
settlement with Sir Stiles for the alleged wrong done him
1h-n Harris replied nsi Dasen0ey had received e7j bot
hat ihey Hsrrs ard Stout had done with him. 81 les
mai sfe was lille gr who had lived with him llsi lhey
were going - nim about AID % nquieg psnicl-
AIRY what hey meant when Harris said that s had
daced the gr 10 q1esuon 10 his own house and sub.e-
q1eniy had ID ibs habit Of meeting her Al The coored
sOluans house In EzIbe,hst farther that the store No
Bowery would DOT stand long not SIX months and PROB
ably than three thai they uearnx himself and
Stout were bound 20 break him stiles. ~ and publish him
n ne papers and thsi The would then belong
William Maxwell
JIa<s lynn, Of No n Deisnceys Testified that on he
evening OF ne t y November she hrst leaned Ofa
me1 nsY1z oeso nade By her daughter sarah Ezabe "a
-Ies, against Mr. Stiles az, sboqt ocl ihst evening
Der daughter came home and stated that .he had Just
hon M bar1ss house abe appeared much pleased, aud
"a being asked what pleased her much she replied that
Harris and Mr. Ltrsey had told her that money
~ = got and she would swear 70 what hey wanted her
70 DO hey would give her money and and ienfy u
clothes 10 fact she should be well dressed and provided
Tor II SIZE would do hey wanted her do Al tss
time the z stated that Iney had said much against ST.
suss and thai him that they wished her
Being that her daughter was ~ssk-uiod-c
sif and easily imposed upon, Mrs Lyons communicated
a.. shs bad said 20 Mrs. Stiles
Azan1<r sts depossc that on the evening Of he z0th
inst learned that Hsrrs and sto1i both bad pro
cured written statement from girl who had frequently
lived with him, (Ar 6tles charging him with criminal .