The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-17
az uncic's Guardianship OF . Hxoco Repa.
dated
SUPREME C0CRT-sPrcfA Al rn1M.
Belize Hon Judge Roosevelt.
THIRD DAT.


dated
SUPREME corRr-sPrcsAL Term.
Befs-e Hon. Judge Roosevelt.
THIRD DAT.
sAs 10 -Caroline A. DUMMY Is. James M,By,de.-rhe
Court mt A. II O'Clock pursuant to adjournment quite
saSge sndience tepg in attendance attracted probably
hy the PECULIARLY spicy character Of the proceedings
M Norton, Of for the plaintiff proceeded to
rad surdry letters that passed between the parties In
this quit and commenced witt letter Mr. Mcbride
% April ~ 1854 and then dated July IS, 1864
Aagust 1864 harcn, and during other months OF that
sons hoee read The general tenor OF AL those letters
va OF that friendly aGtc onse cha which would
between each reatiors es and niece and all
more OF ESQ referred to pecursy and domestic affairs
provs IS t, he substantially Of che words see inside
n Of the letter. produced the counsel other
d srd stated that they did not look anything like his
=. Fgnerton-rhs pspe. I hold in my hand Is the
thbd have received of tse kind wish 70 do noshing
0apecssions and do not know what course to id ,pt
WI hand up to- your Honor without reading a. and
tie Cssrs cAa make such disposition Of and the others
The documents were handed up.
M. smith, have received one also
50 ss u o O. hos s Sa svs' the other and
the third and that III eject ia revoked By fourth
Mr. Fullerton expsing the order Of the reception of
tns ietctrs This ore acd essed to me- and that ia
hs reply 70 H. WA the reply to that This third
one Was addressed 70 within the last three minutes
wrrtten by some one to O."
-he Court There is n, sense in ttat. don't zee
ser suppcse there ID crubt to the genuineness
these Isttsrss
Coune,-None at 81!
The Cou-t-The Lacy to have fancy Cor letter
writing Just now. llauxher)
Mr.. Fullerton Well w read the letters In evidence
ny object 10 Going so IL Of not to reflect upon the
counsel for the plaintiff express an opinion upon
the allegations ctnained il thee. The signatures
sinttred The drsr l. addressed to VIA. Fullerton EsQ,
Attorney trust 1f tate tha
Ats A. B. Thompson, &c: -
DxAR sln-P-ease notice that have this day fyrbaa
"a. % mSTsSn a. sornsys t me u Ss
duseeehip, &c. Yours, respectfully. c. A. QUIMBY.
The rext is TO this effect, addressed 70 me and
dated the 10th ofJanuary, this morning;-
DsAa BrR-PIease take NOTICE. have this day forbid
M sS Ss mser nv or ss as r
A a,her lie trustee hip Of The same and hereby re-
co Ss nS Of NO e w II me
sad scron compelled me, 81 threats Of The mos,
Ma O'clock AM
MIR. SMITH will read this lister directed to my
partner end myself
0EsrEns-lrised and annoyed By the publications in
m Is m ms CITY e o. r n M de
eo1 an1ancs q the sui. DO.
And then Ell goes on to say that reflection,
~eoee revoke The order to discontinue The suit directed
aaSo ws;lsysr a.psT;,o s n. .Ssras my cas-.
ala owa saistsr pur1oses. Yours. 3. A. QUINCY
Mr.. FrLertoa then said that he would call Mr. Norton
70 tbs stand, find out all about that letter OF
revrcsuon
Nj. william Norton Zone Of the attorneys FOR Mrs.
oninby) was thea duly sworn
Mr.. Fullerton (handng the witness paper}--when
sss ths paper nov shown TO ycu served on you2 A.
attorneys &c. and was handed 10 BY him last even
ing, ct quarter past Xix In ofce in William
g What sid you do IL rs'eIssce q ir A Ioensalted
Ninh ayeuus sleigh, AID rede TO Mrs. Quimbys house
In Nath street. ws Knocked at thu door, and willsm
.N..SN
requssted % see Mrs ouimby but could not obtsin
interview With her; We then let
y Do you know anything about the origin of this pa
ger No. q A.. Yes, cir, DO.
O. Whsre did It have its origin A. 1t had its origin
a %. g.tn'' Mr. s.n'sds' Smith '''''d at my re
Q. VIVA. cid you DO with 1T them A. Ipss 1t in my
pocket kept It there until this morning az O'Clock
thea called the plaintiff at her residence and haa
sn interview with her found he, 10 bed, sick and much
q. what did you do With ths papers A submitted
- h@put II into her bscs and asked her 10 sign it,
T.s any letter written 70 her suSsea asnsiys a Not
By n. snitS-whst is her condition now as 70 her
mind A. found her said, confined to her bed, with
hw wheas system prcstr ated, she informed mo- In
eonsequence Of the publication OF the testimony in Ibis
NJ tnith hare observed that he asked this question
With visw To show the present condition Of Mrs Quir
9nor 4 he pspera in asesaSn Mr also intinaiod
hat the Court thought At 10 the face Of these aete
he would Of cOuTfe dtsconti1 the
Mr. Fullerton replied and in the Of his remarks
expressed bis regret that his friends the other side
had in oorssot With such sharp edged tools. so
ar his client concerned his especial desire was
that their should be thorough snd complete investee
ton Of the Allegations advanced BY the plaintiff He
ssrpey contenacd that there not singie line IN
all the letters which Mr. Mcbride had written to his
nieoe. hist reelected IN the slightest tie
investigation, painful it would constitute the
DssI o. his Anal and complete yindicshon.
M. c. B. Smith said that he conceived that the posi-
NJ. A~ERp 4of dons IF krtn
his rce to the paths OF virtue he would have sban
torea this case; bat en- the contrary, he was found
charging her With want Of chastity and following her
about from hotel to hotel and telling that shs
Gsn Of at ndored character.
susd ths paper 70 discontinue tbs sui: through the in
and the threats OF Dolon therefore ssei
ser . s'sn this paper nov In my hand
NEW Yosk. Jan. ls, 1856
Gssns.ns-Irrsaed and annoyed the publica1Ou IN The
snsaardsd perznii..a nyssd direct tse dis
% 9s a.. sa S saa Iy ss e
y Eere therefore revoke the o'der % dsoonhnue ae
fss sssss ninaaoo whssver rene,doa Mcbride
20 rASes asains. me. and made 10 advance his own
a'DA'e' P-'p''e' CAEoIIsE T. QUIMBY.
Aflsr acme conversation lot the counsel, the
Court sXd hat he urdesood tho council for the PLAIN
TT abandon the motion 10 remove Mr. Mcbride on the
-ourS OF improper or criminal towards Mrs Quimb
hr. G. B. smith ssd THAI though she abandoned tue
ehss ssns him Of m % ns IN
witch changes her With being al abandoned character
&C. he shf aid he removed from the guardianship, be-
ausc IL "a apparent Il he would lose opportunity IN
yirifyng and nbeIlzng her.
M Fullerton would resist bis clients being removed
ON am ereund because IL would tend TO his disgrsce
mt ~ w. sQthored to state that when this suit is
edsd M Mcbride win himself apply to this Court to be
rsasveS from the guardlsnship.
Mr. Fullerton expressed his Willingness TO submit the
xase 70 The Court without cumming mp. To this Mr.
snilh vouN net consent Mr.. Fullerton waived his
pyiIeee Of summing mp, :snd Mr.. smith proceeded TO
i5dress tne Court on tehaif Of tho plaintiff
fhs Coart saA the great fault appeared to be that the
,etn5ant hsd paid her too much money. .
Mr.. srnith-Precsely 30, and then stopping II Afo-
ge4hex.
Tns Court ssd the dfeuity In taking care Of the
ehdrea and protect the woman from herself She Is
srodxal sni extravHSant he gave her 80 600 year
rs would Gle b againzt him because he did not give
her 90, 600.
Mr.. smith vouh get her consent to have 1t all placed