The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-16

above all the ruin to the girl herself who viii assuredi
go TO prison, however the affair ends-fof forneaOn;
and who II go against them will be proceeded agaiuse
with the utmost rgor the Law will permit Whether she
establishes her or not she Is sure to be loser So
also, to lose by its defence in the mstter of
ollars anyhow Religion too (but this Is object to
tn >m) will not BE- gamer by the ordeal Everything
before any preliminary examination; and would sacn
flee 81 wv to that end-so important IL IL under 0vpU
| view @, ,Ofound them Why are they so blind to thsr
cwn ner To be made tools OF for the sectss
qualification You. think have ft influence all
parties and I vo weeks TO do something. Don't give up
the ship, but be cautious Devotedly ever yours
| NB-Don't sp expense of travel, sc. III a.
/ that right.
Or Alfred Lamber was next called saw Miss Mon
agan after the birth Of her child ut the Springfield
hoteI the opinSo that the child full grown.
Cross-examined-Tise child should think weighed
about eight pounds jua y'd from the bones Of its head
ami its na that il had a<tained tyhave seen
months chiidren-t.vre was lees consistency in
their formation
Janes Killarnssw Mr. Duhs-ss at the American hotss
in Nov Hber last; Mary Morsgta With him; he at
tractes my motto. ny s strare ccn,et appearing II
he either intoycate1 dsan nd; hcwxs bud and
ing his fsrers az he aid so heard hiu9orer muisrd wns
Sheldon Webster was nc the American hotei m New
YORK tis 18th OF November last ana nw Mr. Doherty
ard Miss Mragan there IL was at1ut ,yht cfoek in
the morning and the parties we're at Ae Ikfast tsAei
four ~aites attending ufen hr ut time s,w him po-s
out wire and drink IL De cailc for newaper, ans
spreaot tire dishes and the rest Of ths nxens;
should shnk the yaper he Ind was 5ie Herald
Gross examined Miss Msuagan sppeared to say buc
little ana only in s~py reTrssk made by defer
dant who had TO lean over to hear her the wine drank
iy defend ,hampsgte color; u
in an ordinary junk sotte diiuet know it Iuss-d
vine; never mulIea wine tl.at Iknow Of
The fols wing letter sas-introd iced -
MIR En-. sEo MoNAGAr-sIR :-hhAy- tsis moment
ceved your lester Irepember Mary Ann Monaaan- II
he's character assaed and that tcsn be saved yo.'
say by my statement Of scts shal feel the greate
p.earure in making that statement Here s II ar
rived at Rev. j. Doherty Saturday eTenng April
ID 1850 Rev. j. J Doherty away urs Of his mis
sions. He returned the following evening ! remained
nv tyP hen topk thA
morning train for Albany dary Anu nsnagsn was Vt
Rev J. Doherty's the evening arrived there and
NAMED there during my stay in Springfield She
there thy morning left How long bef6vc arrived Shs
wastheEs, or how long after Il-f. don't know Thisn
all know. and lose no time Ia sending II.
Springfield q June 1851. HOWARD.
AT this 2ont the court adjoursed till Pa oc,eck r.
The not resumed in the afternoon At 5x
o'clock NJ Ashmun counsel 'or paintifr stated t.
the court that there prospeos By
the parties IN this action which would relieve the court
and jury from it, farther siicratio,. Tns~
thereupon dismissed the jury til So O'clock this
ing when. fno arrangement shall have been made, the
cause will proc,ed
From the 81 ringfcld Mass Rer.blican, June i3J
The court easnc in on Thursday nsrniny, waen IL was
nounced tf the progress oil the settlement of the
Of Monaghan Duherty had been that fur,Ser
rial ", ud b had in the 1t anderstood that tia
terms Of the sstment of the scductoa suit of Monaghan
Doherty that the defendant pays 81 6uO dana
to the pasntis and the costs suit and signs
paper setting that 20 far as he knows there j. ne
undation for truth ill., the reports Jeaching the
oastty or virtue of the plaintiffs daughter Miss Mons
the line Of defence had the trial gone undersooA
TO be an attack upon the girls general character fog
chastity an II reported that nuaber OF witnesses
had been procured. Who to alleged material
facts TO that purport On the part of the plaintiff fur
ther proceedings against the defendaz4 including the
suit for SUPPORT OF the child which alleged fruit
of the sttess connection with the formc daughter
to he forever pended The proseedins-i in this tri
have been the cause Of much excitement in thus
munity The evd, for the prosecution had
natural and deep mpaihy for that side Of the anA
there contequs nj feeling of that the
continued, and the Jury allowed to rrndsr
their jndtnent upon IT. A. to the rev-rend d.fendsn
had rather take tom than add to public feeling
which Is strongly excited against hita. And
cheery say that while during the years Of his
ministrasions smon:the Catholic population OF this
nunity, We have readers much In
his general ani conduct warmly md publicly to
approve there has Leen little If anything in it whoh
would condemn