New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03

on the line of railroad in Canada He worried faith
fully in the hope OF gathering up som Of money sun
eient to enable his family 20 reach this country, ons IN
this he disappointed for the Coupsny cheated hun
out OF large sum Of money, which be bad intrusted
TO them for safe keeping. Amoet d-heartened, he lste
Canada about four months ago and took up his abode
in this city, when be cent for his wife snd family They
reached this country some Elk week. ago, where they
have lived happily together up TO within few days.
When they arrived here, be was engaged at wVk in
the establishment of Emery Brothers, where be had
been for neariy two months. Abou. two vesks ago,
op ret urnipg home evening, he met with sd
cieut bv stubbipg his foot against q projecting gas
or ws, rstop on the sidewalk by VII ch wss thought
that be had :prained his ankle bat about week AFTER
the affair he sept for Dr. Swinhurns, when be set the
broken ankle He has been confined 10 hs bed ever
sipee and bas suffered much pam.
While prostrated upon bis bed Of sufenng he heard
grievous tales Of lie unfaithfuA sife coming over m
the ship with her children she became acqnant~o WIN
. youbg Epglishmsn, John Blaekstslk, wbcee sood
looks and winning manners overcsme her, that IN an
urguarded moment she forgot that she was VIE.
This fact reschsd the ear of her busosrd but how or
when we were unable TO learn IL appears, however,
Il at he accused his wife Of dupcity aud treacncfy
Since Blsckstclk, who is about % years OF age
fat fair and healthy looking Enghshman, arrived IN
this city, be has beer lingering about the res,dsnce Oh
Mr.. Sykes. LAST Mondsy the unts hful wife sct her
proStated husband, taking with her three canoreh,
two bows II and S years of age, and her daughter
aged wears. They were seen takiag circuit about
the country in ccupsny with Backstslk, carrying
tutk upon bis nA'k IN sthtNu VI tmPoyussis. ~ WV
yestersav ascertaned that Tuesday night the party
was In bethlehem, and slept In the barn attached Z"
the old Babcock tavern. On the following morning
about o'clock he gave letter TO the eldest boy, who
in company with the gr-his ss,er--vere sent 70 THIS
ciiv and directed to 90 10 the house Of their fstber
They reached here late in the afternoon and 'nmedi-
s revealed TO him sad tale of tIeachery exposure
and of suffering which they had endured
Being anxious for the return Of his youngest son. AND
rot being able To do any thirg himself he sent for ana
obtained the counsel ard advice OF his employer Aner
the interview Mr.. William Emery came to the Pocs
Office where he consulted with Justice Cole, and was
advised by him to obtain the service Of officer 10 go
in pursuit of the fugitive. Officer Whaen immediately
volunteered bis services To 20, provided competent
witness and the Oldest boy permitted To accompa-
nv him. After further consultation with Mr.. Sykes,
acsriage was procured, and in half hour after Mr.
En- cry had LEFT the officer, Mr. Whaep james Coates
and the boy were IN q carriage on the Bethlehem rosd,
driving toward Babcocks tavern. Upon reaching that
Mace they were informed that the fugitive party hal
len the tavern about o'clock in the morning. and
went toward this city. From that place to within
mile Of this city they made punerous inquiries, and up
10 that point they kept on the track. i"eng tneuf
here the turned and took The nver road. Nsaching
the Abbey they Informed that the party eit that
plsce about O'Clock, and had gone routh Ihey
Grove n TIL they reached Mr.. Whine house opposite
,o the road which leads to Van Wee Poiat, where
they found them We will not attempt To describe tho
interview which here took place, except tc sae ths
H. emphatical ally desied that he euticed the woman
away from her husband and in this he wss sustained
by the fugitive wife, who said that she left him OF her
own free will. She willingly gave up the child TO oi'-
Ger Nhalen, AVID as she about leaving she said to
him, that che hoped to see him again.