New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-11

hight Of the ,ransspt 200 feet and the span of the re
feet The exhibition to have been opene1 on ths Is
Of hsy last but is byn means 10 SO 'or ''~'7
Esc,o, ss,Iio1'. opera Of Bercrepsb Csaisi pro
ducsd :; London Jane %, and very badly damned
The A1.peuone has been before the Courts sgNn,
"a " WsI,e,. Who had left suing for certain property
be had mt in The evidence Of the plaintiff We sdecn
- nr r.lstpe 70 Mr. Prince the head Of the establish
bsc.1ssn inhsbitant Of the Agspenone in l-is and
renamed there until the last day OF the present year
M Prince most days He FA' the hea1 o. the .sAo
L.r, hu, gave his orders through the medzm OF ON
- ,ook rsal, sometimes with him Hr. Prince never
cave ord. rs e1cep. in fng matters M IhonA was me
viii Of Ny Lord and said IN giving orders on shan 90
and so Mr. Prince treated in the establish nent
"a .nn,ror 10 map-as the Lord Jesus Chrst holding ann
self forth a. such and called my Lord Who died on
the crOss-ihe ony Lord Jesus Christ and was treated A
such Orders given for the Lord ana cArra--s OF
bor,es Sc BY Mr. Thomas or M StEkey: De Was hrst
called beloved then the head Of the establishment and
subsequently, Ny Lord constantly saw him and AZ.
dressed him a. such Mr. Thomas and hr Starkey we're
MT 70 hin in degree. / saw my goods At times
N general use, and when | came away len them
behind, and sent wagon Tor them some "efs
BROUGHT others were left behind received letters on
going to the Agspemone, while in trsAty They we're
written b. hr II Onas, and have received sons since
Jeff one Of which says why did you 20 away without
III spkpg Nv Lord tor his love you another says,
God s going 70 make al the cottsges one Agap-m ne
Hr, Starkey also next Mr. Prince in honor aud Al
III, riiy she called Helen siierSArd beloved sac
.metimes gave directions for Dir. Prince but did netting
except by bis will When first went TO the Agap.none,
ssv Prince the same day One Of the letters have re-
ceiyed since away ssys, We have nothing 70 do
with answering letters which, in great ignorance you
have csu.ed LAWYER 10 write had communlca-
tons with Thomas before going to the AgaPemone in the
name Of brother ThOmss. ! treated with hin As agent
for the beloved When | got into the AZapeInone'
Prince conducted himself head Of the establishment
and Nj Thomas as agent. Prince may have been pres
EFT many ZINES when Thomas gave orders bat Punce
was tresten superior, aud Prince appeared at the
head OF the table when diLed We always addressed
lin ~ head Mr.. Ssrk-y side snd Mr.. otsrkey
on the ether Mr. Thomas sat second, and Ihomts on
every occasion acted as agent | believe he would not
s.y 0Ie word or do al without the sanction OF Mr.
Prince Mr. Prince declared Mr. Thomas was his Will and
be had no other will received every word OF thomass
ss Princes When left they said left as thief IN the
night in one Of the letters left at twelve o'clock at
night there five years. did not make an nven-
tory Of my things going except linen and what TOOK
was in use there Some lost and others broken.
At this stage Of the proceedings agreement was come TO
by The pare. after several attempts 10 settle the matter
50 follows VIZ Plaintiff agreed to take iudg nen for
case terminated From what could ascertain further,
sppear- there the slightest desire the part OF
NJ Prince desn the goods but in CONSCIENCE OF Their
having been mixed up With other furniture OF the esttO
hshm.Tt viii most extensve ditc Guilty arose as TO
the finding what belonged TO plaintiff and wnat did not
and plaintiff did not appear to have anything Ike distinct
ioea What did belong 10 him The was conducted
be sides with the greatest towards each other
and plaintiff s seemed 80 regard Mr. Prince with extreme
reverence.