New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23


SINGULAR CAss-The marriage of Mr. Henry
Apple and Mrs. Sarah Apple was solemnired at the
clerks office In Indianapolis the 9Th inst by Judge
Smith one Of the Associate Judges OF this county Mr.
and Mrs Apple have been living together as husband
large family Of children Their remarriage was made
necessary by the following mysterious train of circum
stance as we learn by friend who present the
examination of the case IN the Circuit Court now In
session In this city Mr. John Apple. many years ago
LETT this country volunteer of the Black Hawk
During his absence traveller passed through the
" who informed Mrs Apple that her husband had been
kiled that he the traveller had aided in buying him
and had marked. with AK, the tree under which he
was Inferred. Apple did not return and no doubt wa
entertained by his wife her friends OF his deccssc
Time passed on nothing was heard 10 disercdit the
travellers story and Mrs. A. sitter having continued OI
a proper length OF time IN state Of supposed widow
hood was formally married 10 Mr. Henry Apple far
mer Of this county with whon she has since eohsoed
tsw months since, II was SathenneSily asceitsneo
that John Apple was vet actuslly living 4 divorce
obtained by Mrs Apple and she was remarked on
Monday lsst as above stated 10 Henry Apple, The man
with whom she Ia. been nnoeeniy nslns Tor many
years past a. her supposed husband. We have hear
cause aksigcd tor the singular IN which the
fret husband acted indianapolis state Journal
TRiAL OF csAsrs.-.The u. 5 District CoUu
came an this morning, adjourned irom Friday nth
inst 20 resume the trial OF John W Gratis MfChoate
was present having recovered from his late ndisp
ton certificate was read from the physicssn OF
Capt w s Bobbdge, OF Duxbury, sjuror stating tina,
account OF llcses NJ o~ousaSc WoOd De unable 10
attend Court Tor several days. Aier some ooasalts
non with the counsel on both sides, II was concluded
not best proceed and the case was farther postponed
TO Thursday next lSos'on traveller 2lst
D,s,srRous FtRKs On the night Of the l5.h
The larSs warehouse Of W \ Montgomery. situated a
he Railroad Depot Tim, Ohio, wss burned 10 shs
roasd The warehouse contained ssoai SEQ bushes
stored heat belonging Principally 10 iSnerS togethe
with slaves, marble asd merchandise OF an
ss Kinds All insurance OF $SO was Ga me oUdinS SnS
contents which thought nearly sufficient 10 cover ne os
sns,ainea by NJ Montgomery II IL supposed the ware
house " as sc; ere BY ineend sry .tne hirVe'.
Tsssrs saws the dwelling house Of TIT Nathee 3 Noed
,ieh situated the west PARISH OF kerAS fiil was en
,,rely DESTROYED by ere early Thursday morning IA
The furniture al Lost; Loss about y 500 Insured 70
a. ~ In me Hartford oace. The eudiag known =
tnsr.on,s bock NJ Adrisn Mich DESTROYED on IN
,he ie,h insl Messrs. Ewing, Suits &c nad ros
al on 10 SSeO fnrs store. which were ali oestVd
TSs hlok consisted OF four s,oressl except one de-
,,ov,5 nat one injured. ADierson insured 500 IN %
cs, nrs,af OF lhs ls.h. lying Al Peru g. repairs
"a Va. fhere hurni on Tuesday night lasl Inc screw
$3.50, ~ F'i,,ood GaIre Wilmington, De- vas eufnes
on The lssh inst No insaTanee'
sAyv,-RsAr Sr CBARLss, lLL.-t would seen
-, he f.llowips which We clip IRON the NJ fi'se
uSlI piffsrns thai d. Richards Wa no. Ais1 y -
49, -. 49, been stated Tie elements oi c-eN.a ~
iasl dsappeanng, and society fesekhnk - .. ~
.~ SVe have had 10 more noe N.o.ctee' suee o.
sts,s ana we believe more y Hlic lsieS s''-i -.
oaa-tsr Dr. Richards has been eaIfie1 - ~ 60
-. = IA doing we'll and likely 70 fScosvi- 49, 49,
-. .ti,s, Nh, was wounded. Is also tc'etS..-s :,
r.sa Jurv las fouUd bills agSinsi siAeSn =. - 49,
e- 4 saosf patient ana at0red inVesug auon' 49, -
ne; ~ tlai law will once more assert - -
he VIII OF an irresponsible aad laaiss9ea INV
-. salsAsi"