The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20
Suit for Breach or ProAlse sf 1farr4sge.
SUPREME C0URT.
Before Hon. judge Roosevelt

the defendant who sea captain and part owner Of Z
vessel. Mr. Isaac Van Wrinkle stated the cSse for tS
plaintiff b, which II appears THAI in March, 1851 tho
defendant had BEEN frequent visitor at her paren,s
house, had asked her in marriage and had been sc-
ceptsd by her father and mother. The young Lady
then only sixteen years Of age and IL agreed at thS
request Of the defendant that her education should b.
fnishsd, and that on his return from voyage he woui
fulfil his promise to mArry hsr He invited boart
his vessel and there presented her with his miniature
and during his absence he used to write to her,
still continuing his promise; but itnmediAteiy afte
i the receipt of one o. those letters shs
l eeived snother to say that his affections haA
changed bat giving for the chauJe From that
time tis prese1 he has failed ffi his promise
cad the plaintiff has him since Damages are
lad at $4,000 The defendants is twent7two years Il
Mr.. Lepsush declined 60 trial in tho absence q
his client, tire defendant, but the plaintiffs counsel
sisted on going with the
Miss King cunt Of The plait deposed to the devoted
attentions PAID by Capt Orabtres 70 Miss ws
ed some letters produced 10 bs In his handwriting, of
Which the following are extractaa--
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as 50 would Se very s s even. ss
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sheet tor you. and when you hays sure 1t
New ORLEANS, june G. 1851.
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Miss King further testified .hat prspsrssicss we're
made ior the marriage, and tho wardrobe provided
for Miss wis xeddins;
sister Of the plaintiff and thas he had often heard Cap
tain Crabtree express himself in Of sboion fr
asked the plaintiffs motliAr for liberty to become .
srtcr witness at that time engaged the eldest
marriage until the return q the Captain in sprns whs.
! It was arranJoa between them that both marriages
should be celebrated tessthsr; Captain cfabtrsss DIR
vessel and rspressnte that he bad abundant circu-
to 70, the s,G,s Mis-. w
| of, snd pAysician atsnded ON her.
Doctor Van wnks sesised 10 the Ass tAat the plain
till was troubled with bronchial Affection and whom shs
received she letters om Captain Crabtree he saw that
she was very mush depressed and sns disease sg
Mr. Exswster summed up ibr plaintiff, and tho Judge
sasy ss,0q IN .da.I Ie;o M
| tional allowanoae ef $50 to counsel.
BsxACH OF AN IwyECTroN
| Els.n r. CArtny us. Joseph hryAy and O.Sxs.-ns
10 % lined $50 for breach of injunction The
Of the rds Chrisys Mrsrss in vsry Iage lettsrs
and the qualifying words in very smAll letters an eva
| sion Of the injun stion.
eEIr AGAINST COMMON CARRIER.
MARCH 1A-FFedzsck Beyiey lsdcc Neaon.-The d.
endant owns the steamboat Hendrick HUDSON in which
ne carriss passengers and their baxvsee the
ARE OF tse passenger, tho goods and tdzs hire
Mr stephen p Hash And Mr.. vanderpool appsarod for
the psnsn in Mis- csss who prosecutes the defendant
% Ss 10 II. :ss ssas 3.
stear boat the Hendrick Hudson, at Albany, cersAia
trunks containing usrchAndi.e Of the vaue Of 81 000 TO
be safely and securey carried to the city of Nav York
that the dsendant received the trunks and their
tents to b thus carried and delivered the payment
certain reasonable charges that the goods we're not
delivered in good order but damaged The defend
ant In his denies that thu trunks were either
delivered him received by him freight or ,hat he
received freight for them, but alleges that thsy