New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-07

spoke, IL my for11s- testimony. q Soiomyn hFvn-
! q crcakfo leg ! meant "a be tzraet ~ M toe'
I when he walked and cid 20. ut " 20 imply taN ne
~sss cripple; 7 $50 meant that be hst pecuisr
I way a. csrrl irg hs Srnis
| Cross Exam intd-SsT Wiiii,m Childs 81 Cnci1ash
IN the sCnusr u 1874 RIf Te ConVeTse1 together;
an not cvrtfi7 Ebethsr sgw solomon there or no.,
hen SAID !, my forseT sxlssnstian that | hal
seen solomon in ihe street an be rather avoided N,
dll lot rlseu g. ref-g 10 istt par:c1ar tine. e th-
uHt after iheir uaTril-s. aad before going - Ci1
cnbail. that >ooUDn sld bis slfs bgsFled az my o.
'feTs; Trey were On friendly terms VIZ solomon M
I'll H. qusTelled with b.s wife sVsn they did rot seq
aTsie e. aIT ny sister went VIA him . the Wssi
voluntarily, on supushuOn written stipulation ID
that effect stowD that was 10 trtat her we'll a: Tia
time IN he office lba SCDDon sale bis wife bad been
Hnal;hful. be would 3Te been dead maa il the
yitoi hal been loaded as my fatL,r presented il az
him AID tapped IT,
In order to show that f-iently feeling existed be.
tween witness and defendant after letter had gOne
hack TO Cincinnati. and alss ths, plaintiff and the
rest Of the family entertained kind feeiags toya-i
BIN, Mr.. Jordan read two letters written by hia 70
SOlOn1n At Cincinnati, dated December 10, 1850
staring that letter for witness enc fer Frances
came safely 20 hau0 and remi tanee OF sIN; speaks
OF the furniture At his fathers hcsse in Seventeenth
81. bavi,g been soli-hss nothing Of importance TO
write ouly tast dear sister Frances Is well AMI feel.
very happy n hearing tom him. SIZE desires her love
10 be sent 10 him accompanied ~ one million OF
Kisses al fhe H0tts ne VIA bhAc k'pA cdsr oi
self You say in your letter you wss me to make her
con fortAble-thtt has already been my sim-GOd
blese her. she shall never want for protector;
brother Harry l. delighted TO have her " tn him.
hopes Solomon will soon arrange j, 50 Us 20 InsSe
N.w-fOrk HE permanent residence. l should not
with tor Q greater pleasure than you to keep house
end board with you. II my name viii Be OF use
70 you DO not hesitate to il, are brothers.
All send love, &c. Signed your affectcBate friend
and brother, SOLOMON l.. SIMPSON.
letter from Mrs. CSAds lplaniiif) to defendant
vss also read. Speaks sf having received an affec
tionste letter from him, and writes few lines speaks
Of her father and mother being about going ~ Ea.
rope calls him. in the letter frequently dear Solo,
mon; she feels very bad at the thoughts Of her
mother going away; should not mind IL much if ne
were here; ell the family join ia sending love to him.
ana che also senes love 20 him, with fifty million
kisses, and hope will be able TO give them 10 you
personally, as hope 10 see you on here soon Toe
letter is sigIed, Your loving wife, FRANCES.
Another from Mrs. q. 10 defendant, dated Dee. Is
1870, was also read. /. conmen res dearest Solo
mon; says she az ain with pleasure writes hlm few
lres, hoping they will find hm in health, sc; &C.
krOwCdges the receipt Of two letters, one to myself
and another 10 Gear pa which, am sorry TO say, he
did not receive, having started for Europe; her
brother Henry received II, with TIE remittance OF
500; was surprised 10 hear hewOud extend his Jour
ney IN the country; tells HIM to take good care of
himself Is glad 10 hear that he is coming soon
she is very lonesome without him; all the folks SEMI
love an1 accept mine. dear Sol, with ten million
e much pleasure 10 receive few lines from him;
hopes he NJ be able To arrange his business soon |
AID come on. Sigrs as before,
Your osiog wife FRANCES
Leopold Haas, sworn-Is acquainted with plaintiff |
al cefendaut also knew William Childs; was called |
on by Nilism about a year ago Dir. Graham said |
he wished TO show that William Chllds called on the |
wi ness ana said that Solomon acknowledged, and |
sorry for biz cruel treatment to his wife, aud he
had been sent by Solomon to reconcile the difference
between him and Lis wife-thi he had been guilty of
unjust cruelty 10 his wife, and stated that solomon
had become penent, and was thea under state OF |
r. igous penence the subject and that # his wife
would Try him and live with him again, he would be
an ait ciionate and du'iful husband, and that this
carried by witness 10 plaintiff and her
family but rejected aud that William then proposed
10 allow this suit to 20 by default provided solomon
" rs released from the support Of his own child The
offer was Oht cted 10 by Mr.. Jorian and ruloi out
on the ground that at this stage OF the case It was IN
admissible
One or two witnesses were lied but their testi-
moby was not important-xben plaintiff again rested.
Mr. Jordan then called young III Al named Marcus |
Cohen who testified TO having besn with William /
Chlds ole evening az house in CroShH5, know |
Samuel L.syiReF SSqsse PIT the house, there were
some females in the room, with Of whom william
convened Witness apparently GamaSl Is rner- /
chant, doing business az Syracuse. Adjourned.