Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28


G. Boxer the wealthy merchant of Now York.
The decision di. solved the injunction, and made
Mrs. Mariana Petrinella Dean free To go to
her husband or stay with her father. The Her
aid says:
As soon as hc Judge had rendered the decision
the court rpom presented n scene OF indescriba-
ble confusion: a general rush was made To the
counsel'- table. n, which Mr.. Dean was seated
during the procerdnes.apd the eyes oi the eager
multitude were inienty fixed upon the principal
actor in tl4,, r,entfu, drama. lie IN connection
with hi. counsel aud few friend left the court
followed by al lrnst two thousand persons who
kept "A little in the rear proceeding through Cham.
ber- street into Broadway. II was understood
TINT Mr. Dem would visit the temporary rc,i-
dence of Mr. Boxer No. l35 West twenty sec
ond street. nj O'Clock, for the purpose Of oh
tanning his lawful wife. Our reporter proceeded
to wend his way Ia the house of Mr.. Boxer after
the decision was rendered and found on his hrri
val posse If policemen Keeping guard About
one hundred persons. male md female, the lat
ter greatly prodomnatng were pabng round the
corner Of the street. and were busly engaged ia
discussing the merits Of the modern Claude Mel
notte and hi- beloved Pauline.
1t is needless TO say that the c,owd held yarl-
Gus opinions The more nfistocraiic portion Of
the motley group affirmed that Dean was only
Irish conehmnn. aud having paid lengthy Wit
10 the hlarney stone previous 10 his departure
from the Emerald Isle. had succeeded III winning
tho affections of the innocent and conhdlng Ma
rianna Petrinra The assertion was promptly
responded 10 by IA representative Of the race Ia
which the fortunate pIebean claimed paternity.
who suggested "tbat man was not only rs
good ms another. but great dale betther.' Our
reporter was Informed by gentleman who lives
contiguous 10 Mr.. Boxers residence that Miss
Boxer, or Mrs. Dean was seen to leave the house
in II carriage on Sunday afternoon, aud he becv
ed she had not returned. Mr.. Dean had not ar
rived at "a 10 claim the jewel of his soul, but no
doubt he will succeed in obtnining an interview
with hcr,nnd bear off his prize before many hour
hnve clnpsed.
The New York Times aods:
Early in the evening Mr. Henry Bcrtholfdep-
uty sheriff presented himself to Mr.. Boxer with
The order of the court for tho delivery OF Mrs
Dean To the oustody of her lawful husband.
which Mr.. l,aker agreed 10 do AT clock IN the
evening.
Meanwhile several hundred persons had col
leeted around Mr.. Boxers house, anxious to see
the noted bride At tho appointed hour Mr.
Ber,hoi re-nppcnred for the lady, and niter much
trouble in getting her through the crowd to the
carriage, and extraordinary exerions on the part
OF Barney. the driver, in dodging through cross
streets 10 escape the curiosity hunters, fhe was
snfely conveyed 10 Mr., Bertholf's residence, No
4 Jones street, whore shortly afterwards she was
joined by her husband and Mr.. Spencer.
Here mn interview in presence Of Mr.. Bertholf
and his family aud Mr.. Spencer was Ind between
the husband and his wife. Dean was anxious that
mn nd ioutninrnt should tnike place to the Metro.
potnn Hotel. the bridal chamber of which had
been engaged by Mr.. Spencer for their use. But
Mrs. Dem objected, ns she Ind faithfully engag
ed 10 return To her mother that night Much
Other convcf-niion occurred HS to their future
prospects aud manner If living.
Mr.. Bertholf asked the lady If she fully real
led the hurd, hips which her new position entail
rl upon her. &c. How would she like get up
nj ) O'Clock in the morning to get mechanic
hrrakfn-R mud would it not be Iepugnant to her
ierllnr- To 90 to market with n basket IN one and
- cents III ihe other TO procure then daily food
with other similar questions. She answered IN
the true lovers way. she could do all this and
ineie for the man al her choice. His earnings
Mt hi4 trade Che i II ship enrpcntor,) with what
she ,nnde IN tcnchng music and the languages,
In three ri which she is proicicn,) would nnrly
support them.
After awhile Mr.. Spencer suggested that, rs
Tho young couple would probably like private
conversation before they separated for the night,
one should hc accorded The suggestion was
acted upon. aud they were left Ia themselves -
Some hours later Mr. Dean was escorted TO her
fathers house by Mr. Bcrtholt, and her husband
left for hi, home.
1t j. the intcni m # the pair t. start curly for
Louisville. Ky. where Dean has II brother in law
in nl,iuess. and where he also hopes to live in
happiness with his bride.