The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-28
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FROM BosToN-FUGITIvEsLAvE
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BosroN, Feb. Is.

zion WIS postponed until Tuesday.
mob Of 800 negroes stormed the coul
room, and, in despite OF the officers
carried off the fugitive in t:iumph. Th
negroes were armed, but no person wa.
hurt. aft lf. q.
The MOB used tie Marshaps ow,
sword, which hung in The court room, tt
kcepoA'lhe officers. fglfV
THIS proceeding caused great excite
mem ,l,rooghout,he city. ,-,e,s
LIFE IN New YoRK.-7He rccen, Con
spiracy to effort money through the fed,
Of exposure How !. pas detected, &c
Anew York correspondent Of the Dc'roi
Tribune gives the following particulars
Of the famous Niles, conspiracy. Any
ihine TO make money, seems TO DO the
rhaxim in New York.
"The recen, trial Of Niles and Roberts
two atiornies a, law, has made astounding
Developments in city life. They were
indicated Tor getting money under false
pretenses. Niles was the master spirit.
He is q lawyer, a man of wealth, and
moved in respectable circlcs-hims' L,
apparently, respectable The case was
briefly this: he selected a licsr,iess and
abandoned female, whose .nere,ricious
beauty had not all departed, as the in
sirumen,, O! his devil,ry. She sang her
syren songs, and appeatcd as If she might
10 app cached by handsome, artful
msn--and yet she was careful moi 10 be
too bold. Mr. Haven, a gentleman Of
wealth and respectable s,and;n in the
community, saw her, aud b'gan to make
sdvances. He succeeded marvellously
we'll, aud fa;,ered himself that he was
4 great woman cbarmer. Alas, for the
unfoituna,e Haven! The preteeded hus-
band, another too selected by the arful
Niles, rushes in surlr SIS Haven, and,
mirabls direciua. Witnesses his p,e,ended
wite's infdrlny. Now poor Haven, a
married map with living vie and daugh-
tere, is in a sad predicamoni. The
pretended husband ra YES and demands
satisfaction, while the pretended VT
assumes the appearance Of being horribly
frightened. Both act we'll their roles ia
this drama, and Haven tembles-not be-
cause his conscience strings him, but be-
cause he fears an exposure 10 tIie'public,
Al last, Niles, the lawyer, and prime
mover in the hole affair, is employed.
lie acls willy part, ard becomes the
sppareut friend Of Haven, while lie mus
OF course do his duty to his client, tbt
meek, injured husband, A settlement
is effected, and Haven pays over Niles
$4,000 hush money. Niles gives the
wanion $3.50 p,, 8 the IRE ended husband
a pretty sun, and pockets the rest. lf
i.e had been little more generous To
the ar,ful wanion, and not taken the
inin's share IN this i'll goi Oil gain, he
might have escaped punishment; bu, be
was altogether too ayaricious, snd is now
in. Sing Sing Prison, sentenced to hard
labor for two and half years, and a fine
nf two thousand dollars "a punishment,
rot half severe enough, in public esiima
lion. The unfortunate Haven deserves
no sympathy aud gets none. HIS wife
pied during the progress of the Trial, aud
hs is left tu ,nourn her loss and rrhec,
upon his own conduct. This Infamous
Niles has accumulated fortune of nearly
ans hundred thousand doll 'rs. the greute
portion Of il being spunged Eom frail
husbands IN the manner that he feeced
Haven. Sucl, is life in New York. More
nf this game is played than men gener-
ally dreams Of"