The New York herald., 1851-08-01

sscucsicn - deponsnt Understood it Dr. seymour
M ou,u at " SS... =. =. .oo,A D. made ana that
convsrss,,ou ~ -. Thomas moar o"ens bad no
Mary Mshan, the mother OF tine s.., next swde
feroe ut NO. "a Forsyth street; am ~, havSs
three children living, Al daughters ty 'ra sn
the other unmarried named Eliza; she -. 49, vitf,
%s sSe m sns ss s IN n"%s avs weeks ago know where
the house to within quarter of biz tnsn svm%,rs
began to hollow and he lpushr.xa csrrss, ana
bro her and my daughter together IN the car.s
when drove away; had this DR. Seymour at my
house was before my daughter left his brother Thos
Seymour "as with him. they said they would sec to
and support me- he DR. Seymour said that he had done
nothing that was laid TO his charge the charge
he had his ends her had taken her character: he
said he had had nothing to do with her in that kind OF
Seymour stated to me thsf his wife would not let him
leave the house that she Was jealous of him about her
daughter; Dr. Seymour was na present when the girl
away in a carriage two boys after Eliza's
trunks but l don't know who they were; think my
daughter something more than fifteen years of age
l do not know whether my daughter pregnant or
not; Dr Burke was present when she got into the car
risge.
on the above testimony taken on the Investigation
the magtIsts did no, ~"n-dtf the evidence sufficient
to hold the parties charged, and ds," w. " "'
Set forth against Drs Seymour and Burke.
an Escape from Ms Iynbs- prisoner, named Henry
A. Clark indicted for grand larceny. 10 stealing two
gold watches from Anson Il, Dickensnn No. Maiden
lane in June last committed to the rombs for trial
on the 23d OF June. and during Wednesday night,
managed to slip back the bolt OF his c door, and thus
OBTAINED his liberation TO the prison from which he
asceboeu 10 the roof With the AID of and With
the same rope he lowered hm elf the roof to the
covered pasageway leading from the body of the prison
10 the Court OF Sessions, snd then without difficulty
entered the court room, and by The aid of chise pre-
viousy provided he forced the lock of the jury room
door leading te the street, and good escape
without further Inconvenience.
Charge cf False Preieuces.-Ohicer Edwards, Of the
Lower Police Court, arrested yesterday man named
Michael Radigan, a warrant issued by Justice
Lothrop, wherein he stands charged with obtaining
quantity Of liquor valued at SS3 from John j. storm,
No. 2e7 Washington street by false and fraudulent
presentations 1t aapears by the affidavit Of Mr. sornl
that Radegan called at the store the 26th Of May
last. and purchased credit the abovenamed amount
Of liquors representing in order to obtain credit that
he owned the houte and lot Of ground No. A West
Broadway The liquor has not been PAID for, nd since
that time Mr. Storm has ascertained that the represc
taon thus made respecting the ownership of the said
property false and untrue The magistrate COM
pitted the accused prison to await further hearing
Suspicion Of 9rson-A man, named stephen Revel yss
arrested on Wednesday night. suspicion OF hayiuq
been concerned in sitting lire to the houses lately
sumed by fire in Eighty-fourth street The accuse,.
conveyed before Justice McGratb who detained him
for a further hearing
Stealing piece Of Cioth.0flcer Dwyer of the frst-
ward police, arrested yesterday, called Leman
Gill; whom he found in possession of piece Of cloth
valued at s3s, the property of Charles H. Baker No
William treet-having been stolen from the store Of Mr.
Baker short time previous. The accused com
mitted to prison to answer the charge