New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20

.,.-... ma. in tina. It vos written that | should
ga. ,,anS "a other peoples souls but TO mine own
~. ,,st God had ordered that this should be seat
a. me- NV minister bs< this note nov; some time ai'er
~. ubee vss held At Mrs. Ms house, which was
c.Ied az "0fering To God J." Mrs. Master ana MT;
Miller told me that God had commanded them 70 .en
ms that we must give tomethirg 10 Him; NM =, " i.
would receive il; with thee offerings M[s. 1s.s'e,
would bay silk dress, 10 winch she had 70 DC
when she went 10 heaven tue clouds were ~ 80 80.
from the sky and besr her up into heaVtr' .uuu
hore with In. In to pet some money koo" my aus
bonS 80 ha sno,S Il n. knew IT, and yet did not
Ssre 20 saw no: esye Mrs. Master slo toward her
new frock she then asked me IL "vu'T no. iesu no'
sl0more and sbe would Ply 1e Va NJ Wer no; :,
Tos. :, ,o my busbsnd knew she was III the habit
ofrellpo secrets; and So ] asked Mrs Master not 10
sIlor her 10 tell she having 80 much influence upon
people. A.. 1;-...o-.... ..;.o. 49,
women snythDg
Wtsess replied ths. Mrs. ri zimmerman gave accused
- large number of valuable articles, such ~ SILK
dresses, slv or pitchers, sc.
itIess coutinued-Mrs. Miller appeared to be the
right heLd womsI Of Mira Mahter, aud received tne
mercy; few days after our last interview Mrs. su-
kr cane 70 me and told me that she had seen MIS-
Msis,er 90 m 10 heaven seated white horse, aud
rdbg BY the right side Of God aud that angels we're
all arc uni her she could not 90, however, as sue hed
TO have gold watch, GOLD p+hcn ana 9ol ring oe
fore she could 90 TO heaven aushter she also said
that she must have hese articles from the members;
she shOwed me Int o; their Names with the amount
Of money set down opposite 10 their names, whlch sne
said God had sent down 10 her; my mo her gave her
IS; asked how much was 70 give; he sad as much
as pleased | also gave her 81 Mrs Zimmerman
and nys.i had each gold bracelet, AID she tod Us
NUT give her these slso
By Judge Parsons-Wer, now we hsYe heard
enough ia regard II thus matter. VIII you tell us
bow you got out OF this Illusion!
A Well Sir one day we were talking about certain
matters and ole man was reading SOHO funuy ininSsn
a book Ms Muller said that we should not a;t 90;
answered that we must sometimes talk ABOUT worldly
matters; che answered that 1t was all prom Jed oy the
devil; soon after che went down stars and told Mrs
Master; while she was absent we commenced taxing
about the matter and expressed 8u Opulon that 1t
Mrs Master was what she represented herSeit, she
would be able TO know what we were taking aoou-
without being told; we then pronounced 1t humDus
and left the house -
MaV # rrease vour HonOr-l now close the evidence
IN this case what mas been ELECTED is entirely su
Gent 10 answer our purpose Inc charge aSsinst Tue
prisoner is OF character having thus de-
uded nu nber OF the citizens OF our Commonwealth,
and exortod large Of money fro them under false
pretenses that it leaves ps see tor CO nnent trust
YOU will bold them in heavy ball. az some OF the poor
dupes Of the may be led, through the influence
abe exerts upon them, 10 cner ball Tor hef
Alderman Eoeu-l shall cetlnly hold them IN heavy
bail
The Alderman ORDERED warrant to be made for the
arrest of Mrs. Miller which was complied with, and
the paper plsced III the hands Of High Constable Clark
TO execute.
MIS- Maist, the witness examined, was again called
to the stand to identity the other PRISONER, Caroline
Venn,r She test fed that the said prisoner
distant Of MIs Maister, and had received money for
her.
Alderman Enue asked the prisoners if they had any
thing to say relative 10 Ine testimony OF the witness.
Mis- Master in broken EDglish)-No, sir w have
nothing to cay.
The prisoners were then committed to answer at
Court The Alderman expressed bis deter nination to
send the bill 10 the Grand Jury immediately.
(Narfn thanH
retire. many OF them expressing dissafact)n at not
being called upon TO testify against the woman who
has 30 grossly misled ana swindled them Both t1e
sen and Of the party presented the appearance
f bong In poor circumstances, and Ill able 10 lose the
small rtwaros OF their hard labor. We understand
that some of them Lost a large amount Of money.