New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

TnE CASE oP ABDUcrIoS-We gave an account on Sat
day Of the mysterious disappearance of Miss Emily leap
of Bergen Five Corners under circumstances which In
duced the belief that she had been iorcby abducted She
was missed on Thursday night at about O'clock and from
that time Sunday night the most dgent search was un-
availng AZ early hour on Saturday morning she was
found by her family the steps Of her father shouse almost
exhausted and helpless and dressed the whom aker
away. "a, 90
Since her return she has been very III and confined TO
her bed with fever resulting from the excitement and ex
hauson of the Such Is the condition OF her
health that her physicians have advised that she be LEFT rs
quietly a. possible until she somewhat regans her compos
ure and strength Her friends therefore refrain mostly
from questioning her until the danger Of her nesss over
She has intervals since she reached home made some
statements which we understand from reliable
are about az follows As she going into hes residence
on the evening Of her disappearance and while passing
through the arbor which is built the walk she
seized and quickly gagged and blinded that she was I'M
able give alarm ana was conveyed to the street. ter
rifed almost 10 fainng She taken short disianceo
carriage and the carriage WIS driven a. seemed to her,
Ike q long distance.
She was then made to walk in the blinded and al
most shed condition for distance rough grounc
and taken into house There she unblindiOlded ans
found herself in a small poorly furnished room, where
lamp burning dimly She IS confident that she did not
cross any fey and Is believed that she not aksr
Of Hudson County She was kept in that small dar.
kened room in which the light burning during Friday
One ordinary looking female and well dressed
the on y thar she saw about The DOu3e and such
were her that IS doubtful whether she could IDENTIFY
them Food and drink offered ~ her while she was
kept there but she would not touch them aud from the
tine she taken way until she returned she partook OK
She believed that those in whose keeping she was de-
signed 10 drug her She lsft alone nearly all OF the
time in the room On the Wghi 81 her return she was.
walked gagged and bindfoldei toward her home. Her
Path appeared be- through woods and fields and she let
IN the road running from H0bOken 10 Bergen Corners al =
u0nt about half Of mile from her fathers residence Hec
conductors removed the bancage from her eyes and the
gag from her mouth when they left her and fed She
oand her way with difficulty to her fathers residence
vbcb ne reached too much exhausted 10 give snm.
She was found lying the steps almost insensibe, two
hours aerwa.d by the family when the door was opene@
Such are tie facts 80 far ~ they have been asceaned.
TIE motives Of the parties In abductng her are yet sub
ect OF conjecture II Is thought By some that was In
tended 20 carry Oh other person She suffered no
violence at their hsnds except being fOrclby carried away
and the regarded very mysterious IL has
created little excitement and alarm in that neghboss
hood.
The rmor that she had croA ed the Hoboken Ferry ana
been traced through Washington Market, and to the
Battery, proved to be incorrect, The opinion 81 soms
that she wandered away, mentally derangeo =. sIeZ
improbable II was outrage. and one wnch y - noP.
vii be fully kn0wnhat is perpetrators may o. ''""s"S
to punishment
r,,xn,.p As..r,r-Ats clock on Saturday afternoon,
a woman named Cathsrine McIsughin WINE waking oe
the Harlem Railroad track near ~. IL
by her niece gin fifteen years OF age was A,Aatso ~
;;s ,Io drsggsd both females into the bushes on
,b ds Of The road and then violated their persons Ihe
Is sus 49, "a down town and pursued by officers
Fimers Roc We'll and Marsh Of the Nineteenth Ward Pc
Ice who, unfortunately were Unable to SysriaEe mem
III 10 90 ~ her residence IN Twenty between
T TSly a5d Eleventh without assistance.
- The Governor Of Massachusetts has approved an
which provides Cor the establishment Of fOriyeigm
cboarshps 70 aid in educating young men Tor prne,PAt
teachers the high schools OF the ComnonTes In ne
stse 10 be divided into school sections and syey r
h these may recommend any one, or more wno 49,
stted for College at the next commencement ta s,t
~ Board Of Education selects one out Of ear ~
light classes and provides for has sdacsncn !. aGsr
n The SAFE receiving sOO annually U % , Dal Duse .cSoS
e~sDN 'o'' a.. S,~ whieh he received the ooapiI