The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

WHOM che has dsshargsd and ~ thought to have hsd
hex On ths ART day.
opening that bDch Of the case 81 ths stag q As pro
eeedings.
witnesses for the plaintiff - TO character, and Mrs.
Meeker another point Mr. Gerard also aid he would
claim the privilege Of calling many Witnesses for the
Adjourned to II O'Clock ON Wednesday morning.
TIKI GnswoID DIVORCE cAsz.-ws have received from
the counsel to Mrs. Griswoh, No. 2, . lengthy COM
munca.icn, complaining that had done his client
injustice by emitting the first paragraph Of Judge
Thompson's decision, at least that portion Of it
which appears to him to be important to the proper
understanding Of her case. The lettsr not being
strictly addressed to his grievance against u.s. and en-
bracng statements In connection with those proceed
ngs, with which have nothing to do do not feel
called upon 20 publish it, As desire, however, act
with perfect impartiAy between the parties we readily
comply with his request to publish that portion OF the
dsci;ion to which he refers:-
In the exercise Of this power, however it bah ,oves
to act with much caution and 70 be fully satisfied
that the fraud charged has in fac been committed
fore taking such action shall affect interests which
plsned Of and in which the rights Of innocent persons
may be involved We relieved, however, from some
OF the patty that might have been excited in this
case BY the fact which staoished by the evi
deDce, that the lady who married to the hbelsnt
within few Gays aer the alleged decree Of divorce, had
become Engaged TO him time previously, and with
the full knowledge that he then the husband CT
other by the further tact that the respon
dent who makes the present app icston had been APP
priced hat the effect of the oeant in endsavoring to
procure the divorce from her, that he might be
he to her frene, Mr.. sssres; and that having this
knJwieogs she made opposition, but acted to
induce ths belief that the ofe ton made against
her upon which the besnt rested his application,
fact Ard at she scquiesce! in the proceedings
As to tia bellant hts professional character ought
havo
fully justes Of having while the IA wful husband Of
vile, already chosen a2otner, whom in hot haste he
favor msSe-he entirely dsresaroiog the right of
the respondent 70 appeal from the decree within
By appellate riouna Bat the tact that
mt offspring OF tte ast marIisge might BIZ affected by
q the case wo1it be pretty evenly divided.
Smoking Muau.r in Camden, a. J.-Arrest of
the murdexeHs.
From the Pt iladephia American, March "a.
The exeltemS q. which nas prevailed among the citizens
of Csudtu our,og ,he week account Of the fearful
sun sy in consequences Of Mr.. w. j. Hatca mem Der Of
tn Council Of hat ctty, beiDg brutal,y murdered.
u seems that Dir Hstch who lived at Sixth and Cooper
streets has been much yed OF late by persons
passing his prsmie On Sunday he started in
with his wife to visit his father shortly after which
he heard hs exp sion Of firearms He returned TO the
place whence the sound proceeded ard found three
men on has GROUNDS, armed with guns.
Hi took gun from of the party and attempted to
take another from the second man. when he WAS shot in
the soe OF the head the load tearing away portion of
the skull and causing iIightful wound. The news
spread rapidly throughout Camden and this city, and
nuser of officers OF both places were instantly thu
alert
Marshal Belstsrins arrested charged with being
CT the party who lying in the at Coopers
Fcint pretending to be asleep The accused gave the
name Of Adolph Deso. He was locked up to await an
.tgatitr.
High Corstables johnson and Mlward, of this city,
shor y afterwards sted Joseph Erben ct house
Locust street, rear Eighth, and subsequently officer
5oh1son arrested Jacob nhar at the kens ngton depot
Both ve-s removed 10 Camden and locked up. Two of
"a epsses arrested state that Lnhart the man VIII,
hred the gun.
Wien arrested Lphart cleanly shaved, he having
cut OF hs goatee after leaving Camden. He in the
of gcirg the 'ichet office purchase ticket for
New York, when officer Johnson caught him. He
u.ed 70 go with the officer at first but was soon made to
submit.
hearing Of the parties had before Mayor schroft
ia The evening" which resulted in their being fully
rnitted TO answer the second Tuesday In May
Dnipg ths investigation before the Coroner, on the
25,a instant Auguse Arnable Courci.r Of the indi
13s who arrested the charge of shooting Mr.
IA Cd, gave the folio wing testmcny:-
He stated .ha wiling to tell about the occur
SuTdsy. me bon der of the river, farm but
dcrt inow whose, shot in tie woods shot sparrow,
whtn genueman up and said they should not gun
Lsnafrs came and had words with Mr.. Hatch; they
tsked Eoaiish together, could not Understand il;
asAeG MIR. Iepers wha. all about; he replied that
Mr. Hatch would rot allow cunning when they left i'm
ely went the ice; the moment they got
the ICE .H,n md smith came; Mr. Hstoh ana Hin and
sfardirg tbese with a gun; it was not De Lasaule.
Witness here de.cri7sd the position Of the parties
alone together; De Lssaule where the
wocds lid not Mr. Hatch take De LAssau es gun
Is airs shool Mr. Hatch Lensrs had his gun ieveled,
sSd TOLD deceased that he should not strike told Mr.
Batch that he should not come forward, Lensirs
hacs1g 2. The ,ins they were close togs;her witness
that hey could touch each other; perhaps Mr.
Hatch had holo Of the gun but Ct that he could not
say: ~itpess' gun is loaded Sunday; Lenairs
ted him that lie hid bis .s) gun somewhere, in
ing 1cm the psee: Lenairs said that Hatch told
him after he had been asked, that Hatch the
co-d Of the place ard sad they not gun there
Ii told Bach that be did not keep bacs he would
boot; Titness st,er the occurrence went home and
stsid l5e.e; don't know where Lenairs went but be
told w.tress this morning that he went around Coopers
Point all three OF the prisoners had guns; De IAsaues
teor ged in the house where he ,ded; the one
1ad my own; the one Lenairs had borrowed in
Fourth ieet it was common one Lenairs bid 1t on
Cocpsr e Point but do not know where; Lenairs
svsy The ice: at the time the gun fired Nr. Hatcn
snd LensTs face to face Inairs told be did not
kr where he had shot Ha'ch the dog belonged to wit
AID followed BIN tight home; Af er Mr. Hatch was
shot, walked slowly away short distance when be-
gan to run, sfraid Of Sr Hatchs men would
Il Of him when got home told hat bad happened
Itnairs told he would 70 away; he as he
fired baoced to him that he should not shoot, when
be walked ell heard crack, and saw the deceased hii
Ieu airs ard lie asarle had each fired shot Lenars
made threats after Hatch had first approached
ten and went back after more help.
u SEARCH OF DAUaHTER.-In October last,
old gentleman named Wood arrived in this CT from
New YORK, in fearch OF a daughter whom be had not
se.n 10, many years Time WHEN Hr. W. looked
won as one OF the s'sclid men, Of Gotham But hts
riches themselves wings and the current Of pub
lie opinion changed In fashionable thoroughfaes to
lis 1t ST or they had fed A, length the old
completely bTckeL-broken in hope, broken in pride,
orsen il fortune and broken in all but his daughter
love- but his daughter had for many been living in
Nes Orleans in the loneliness of her early widowhood
sDd bat one remove from poverty And so the old man
his way hhsr. When he arrived here he found
that bis daughter was dead and lis grief knew no
rndo He then yielded 10 the wiles OF the Intoxicating
cup and became, in short time, habitua drunkard
while the police permitted him to go his way, for it
could EARLY he perceived that he had better days.
But The old At length arrested and taken before
the police Recorders nebiate and vagrant
More out Of pity than punishment, the Recorder
sent him to the work house and there he remained until
Yesterday when he breathed his last and buried
corpcI stop coffin. Death seemed welcome vister to
the old man TOR he could not bear the thought OF living
with vssranis-lNac Orleans Picoyaene, March Is.