New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30
singular aaalr-Romauce in Real Life.

Ire victim In the case We are about 90 record
ia Mr. Gsuot who keeps dry goods store 90 tue
corner Of Canal and DsuPhin ats and 10 Al on ceh
siderable property, being repuied T. - worm s-oVV"
AT about il o'clock - Saturday morn nc astNr u pre-
seutad himself a. the flee OF sir CEaip~a Ia Exchange
Pisce. accompanied By Messrs. Toqenos and Aehen'
vho had been witnesses % bis marriage With Miss Ese
Clement the Sane morning. and there stated 10 NJ
Chisp Ia that he wished 70 deposit Eith him uoie for
collect n observing hat he had no time 8 get the
pager cashcd himself be was going . leave tte sane
d.y with bis bride for the North He desired Mr. c. q
invest tho proceeds n sght dram On New York and
70 remit a. o. t-si be might hare ths money without
the least possible delay. The following Is averba,m
copy Of the document
Ap-eseo.suon. pay-rsi Msi-mos-ll- El.e Clement
soa ordrs IS uu- Go DIX MAe Fis,Ies foqr yAeur
"A Aea endorsed !. iio ovs.
Pave fortre de q. A Chispeii.
rsigucs ELISE CLEMENT.
wr chl.veils naturally thought toe circumstances
under which the document had been entrusted 10 him
very strange, and Immediately after Mr. Galo Ell hi'
Office he repaired 20 the residence OF Mr. hicnold Jn
fortunately Ibis gen,snsn not 81 be- found. other
W - the forgery would have been sc0vsrcd Ia time %
arrest the new msde bride, who did not Leave town
unit. o'clock 10 the afternoon When she siartot with
her husband tour Of pleasure through The Northern
Sta,s. Nr Chispel'a being unable o. End Mr. Michoud
On Saturday dropped tie mstier until the following
norsiug aud though u @as SUNDAY he thought proper
not O. procrasnate TIE business ihs more So A. the
note was payable demand, sni had bccn presented
a, the domcl ~ the drawer on the dsy previous On
entering the lice be OBJ served "a Mr Mchoud You
h.d better si7e fue check for $1,000 and save the
trouble OF calling tomorrow. a. have got note Of
v1urs tlr that amount SIR NJ looked al the note and
Immediately pronounced q % be forgery. though IS
w. forgot o mention before the signature had been
toier.h.y well initiated Mr. Chispsla az ones called
on NJ Galts partner 30 obtain SONS explanation OF
the affair and there learned that Miss Sc Clement
had arrived in this city from France some three or four
months $50 with her mother alt sister. and that II
had been generally stated that shs had brought With
her 5O 600 francs In gold The clerk Ut the house who
appears u be- thoroughly IN the confidence OF Mr. Gal
or sddsd that the young ady had deposited the cast
ngs with Mr. John HaEsn. OF This city who IN return
had eiven her his note Tor COO, 10 fact II wa have
been tightly informed srch document forged. ~
coursal has also been seen The same person stated
likewise that Mss Clement finding Il fhrult 70 nego
tats the paper. had ultimately exchanged Il for the
forged note a. Mr. Micholi.
o. applying q Mr. Hsgan, he was Of cosrso utterly
ignorant of The matter but rencmo ercf that sdy by
the name Of Clement had frequently irnportuned him
for p-cuuary assistance and that ~ one time % get nd
Of her g. ctstons h. had made her present OF FIVE
dollars Mrfsrs T0penlt aui AichOn. the grOOmsInen
of Mr. G.ioi. confirm the facts IN relation 10 the ru
m 0red wealth OF the lady, but OF al farther particulars
thew are ignorant The latter states circumstance
however which gives r1loiina q the simplicity with
which Mr. Cabot welded his better half IL seems that
be- accompanied Miss Clement - Mr.. Mlchouds store.
where che went o.tensby for tho purpose Of obtaining
the note and after naming in the place about qlar
ter u an hour lnskng one or two unimportant Pur
chases "a We learn she returned and exhibited the
document which had been forged 10 doubt, some days
before
Telrgrsphic dispatches have beea sent on North and
asst and doubt not that We shall hear something
from the bridal party In day or two.