New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-15

ss sister II difficulties thicken around her by her
steady refusing 10 live with X, our correspond
epce be discovered Should she try 10 escape with one
child and female friend would you act as brother
TOW ard her, and ark more TIL Time brought tree-
dom am yours in soul truth and spirit msyoy
refusing TO bs forfeit for time portion OF your
love- but will your respeci aud have sll thy love
But, dear dear Monte. | trem6le at the thought OF
what msy vet be for me 20 suffer- an ~ be post
man my sef-sba say adieu ior the present-there is
never TO be GOOD bye for you and l.
Friday, l O'Clock. | have just returned from the
C. T.. wet and weary, ard sadly dssppointed'
thought TO have seen our truly inenh' y lo'1 lns
be as on your track, sc. lat evening. lie tlsed
a great deel about my improper conduct aad the
dreadful loss be SUIT siDed by ii-told me ne would
con pei me to acknowledge such ere he wOuid parooh
me-told me on my knees he would make me sue Tor
mercy. as visual told him defed him and every,
body TO ssy aueht wrong Of me, ne told
ice be would give 81 900 for Information am 30
nervous ! must go down and see Jane
Afer obtaining possession OF the eiter mr.. W. SayS
lie saw bis wife and Intercepted her She did not al
tempt TO deny having written It, but seemed ANXIOUS
10 get hold of il to destroy 1t.
Shortly after obtaining said letter he refused 70 con-
tnue to support his said wife in said apartments, and
removed her two infant child'en from her custody.
Having 10 home Of his own he placed his two child
rem with bis mother, and their health not being very
good they were removed by his mother to Staten
leland, where they continue to reside. Mr. MS
mother a respectable appearing lady, with some
others Of his female relatives, accompanied the child
rem That bis said wife. after his refusal longer to
maintain her. went to reside in the house of relative
She subsequently, wrote to him TO be allowed the
care Of the children, but he replied by letter decho'
ing it; that his only object in removing them was
desire to have them brought up vrtuously unoer ne
guidance of those who will not. as she has so ire
aueluy done, teach them TO curse their atneri al ne
same tune be stated to her that an arrangement nght
be made by which she could zee the children al S'aeo
periods.
To this letter. he said. she made no reply.
Tie denied that they bad originally separated on &C.
count of any unkind treatment on his part Out tnat
"a, Affections had been alenated from him and his
bouse broken MP; that since he has removed the child
rem from bor he has still given her opportunities to
see them aud has left them fcr that purpose for two
or three days at time with the relatives with whom
che resides.
The papers were handed in, and an arrangement
finally made BY consent, by which Mr.. NJ. Is to have
the care and custody Of the children, Mrs. NJ to be
at liberty, free and uninterrupted, once week to see
them and Mr. H. to pay to bis wife sum named suiii'
Gent for her support to be continued unless forfeited
by any improperly Of conduct
The mother, when the chndreh We'e hre. "io"eu'
in by their father sprang to them in the funess OF
mothers love and srdently kissed them, and they
seemed glad to be with her-although they appeared,
while there to be very happy with their grandmother
and friends When parting the mother and her rela-
tives, several of whom were with her, kissed and
babe them goodbye; to which they afeconstely re-
Piled The father, when they had gone took his lit
lie ones by the hand one either sde' and asoleft
We thought, as he did 30, tear stood in his eye.
If there has been really seducer, thought We, one
that ba destroyed the peace of that dear little family
God help him-he would need no greater punishment
than to be present and witness the wreck that he has
made