The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14

Tae Great Breach Of aroaniss Ca.e L.. Bostoa,
oUa BOSTON CORRESPONDENCE
BosroS, aert H. 1867.
hh md susAio~sbe Lady Sued for rto my 6u~
rand Oo!Lsys Danaoe'--Great Epci, among ne
".',psrtor Classss'T1 Lea, iAocussenn
Our hst socie;y, ~hrh just bsgnucg 1, sokro Wedge
nsed q; home from the watering places. Is about ne
.hrcsn inlo state ~ high excitement by invasion OF
reeaberop 'qsre eth breach promise case brought
asanss rrh ard copmphshed lady and her husbasd by
lepsn cf your city Moses Iugee Of New York,
George Hayward and v A Hayward, hi, wife, ia so,on
OF cousrsct damages laid at twenty nve thousand dDa
A. he case promises TO be Of great ana general ne
res' 70 toe new paper reading publi, as
error have ssr. abroad In The press In reIa lon IT,
tend you the material fact. OF the mate
Noes '.siee he plaintiff, OF The late Capt In
gee u Dorot ester, ~ho for many years shipmsstsr
the e'cbat Ice cm ~hioh he retired With q
smsn fortune Capt II sIee very worthy man, and
tns & END .pd assocista Of the late Capt
Russel Glover snd apt stephen Glover emioens
In TIE ms-itme and commercial circles OF B lston
Hs ,en, Moses lugee the plaintiff, Is bachelor soou
forty years Of age He frmerlv engaged In
camille pursuits IN New York and believe, occupies the
same pcsnon at aent He IL of enc personal
Appesrsucs md sfreeable manners He has seeu ma,h
Of TIE voii fpd II mu,ic and the DRAMA and she dne
general and enjoy the acquaintance and friendship
Of Cheyahe. wikoff
Mrs Hsv vad, the lady defendant, ia the daugnser OF
he late lohn BDnsy, and her first husba the late
Amos spDe, her first cousin. -ho died in Rome, and
whoss mory perpetuaad In sauti'uly soul osured
18th dark hat snd brilliant black eyes, and well dc
ve@r.d pe,'oe s.s i.. gay, dAsh,ng, soOo%olshsd
,eutoD In tn. upper eirces. ~bere she m,ves,
by her brilliant oonve- s'ion. ess, manosr.
c,eop Of her fs,her's estate Rnrbuyy, which hs,
mu scres.ed In value during few yeas pat nv
Poxhwy, better kno~n the rommv ROCKS erta,a-
He, first ntsbsnd pSessed large ercperSy ais whch
be Inherited from bi, faiber Amos anney, H. was
hy,,csn ny proresron but his fortune enabled hin 70
Svod the OF msn,ca practice aod n Indulge hi
hetca tastes se left her, eudos ed with ample for
fte other deeLdsnt-the lady . present husband-xr
George Hsyvarn Ia QUE of most emineot pnyscsn,
HI. pref ssorsl tducaion completed Earooe ~hicb
visited several times, be no abs n,
wi biz wife, having sailed on The l6h or July last Or
hsyrao .ooo, n,,s ears OF .go resides IN pemner
circle, ot he "supevior classes" " and epoys GO for
tune rpd handsome 'noomo from bis profession DO Il
sm.li In ts's vivAcous IN his and What
lively iI his ,tmper.
There .,rorg array Of legs. talent engaged in the
osn,fr; aop ples W Cnspdier, er City sIic.or, and
aon Rrfus Cbcste fr the defendants
onors o, MS M ausir ~, lou. one sne M ,a'n,,aes @
Weller to his hopeful against the fascra' ops OF
widows Mr. Insl.e and Mrs. BnDey ~ere old acqusn mt
and Is ssid that atssc ,ment existed no
tween them previous to marriage With he- cousin,
who her nrst husband Inglee did not marry, aud
sfer The death of nr. Bnney they met 10 New Yok an
their friends sip was renewed Mrs went a,r,af and
remained on The Continent several months during shion
interval the sres corresooDded freely and entered int
engagement Of marriage by let er rhe engagement
l'5a, .Dd the uarri.se was e be oonsum
abe re'urnes In short tins after the betroha from
thai time the expectant bridegroom devoted himself c,n
qubhed bis business .. he says q her request ahe bad
fo'tune large sDoogh for all their wants, which ~ould
soon be hi. hey made The tour Of the Watering places
-sy In the sin,er But there opoosing iniu
es PROBABLY Of the ladies' children and friends -hch
prev enteo nnpaAls She made that she wanted
get her children settled In educacusl establish
msb bescvc she reentsred tho matrimonial state They
laid thsy mutual plans Of future hspa however, aad
nioocnt rsaissnsss In tue
sere on sse with vev Of seiectug and purchsinG one
s the psss and Ss friends: did the ,ur,s Of heir tue
love run smooeh until hs month OF August, 1885.
,ha, ZINE hey were :, sars,oss, .nd q .h.: time D.
rpvinFp fov the sene0t Of his health DR. vas . gen
reUan Of fortune and bgh aocaI position u B,s.oo,
most eligible mstch and had rcorny become candidate
TOR nsirinony Mr.. arncy vent 70 sna,on and Mr.
Iosise New York business To the great
thai remarkable Intimacy he'd sprung up between mis-
f1noe> and the Doctor In October he wrote IN Dr. Hav
-sro ard informed him that he was poaehing uoon ms
manor that the lady under solemn opig st'oos W
many himself believe that the Doctor din ans ser
his tier, and In November he married Mrs BDnsv. AMI
bus the widow and her fortune ware lost 70 sr Iagse
fovever-unless he sucoeeds In obtaining sce OF the
aver by the suit -hich be brings against the parsies
rhe lady quest has denied 10 her friends and the
friends Of Mr. inslee that ary engagement had ever ex
yed bet-een them. He for this denial sny
on the surpopron that che beey, that her letters 20 b
ali Destroyed, whereas he has about eighty OF
tender sihiles, wnieh ave said 10 contain undtnisb,e
Of their mutual promise 10 marry each other When
con- snd the Arguments OF the counsel, will form
rc,s and Interesting addition 70 the Newspaper literature
rhe legal process served upop defendants The
i3ib 81 july last, and they sailed for Europe shout nreo
rays thereafter They are expected home dsily. The
"vhD the Superior Court, 70 which the writ nre
turned, commences Dext Tuesday Islves c,py Of tho
srit ard dscla alton peIos-
cory OF THE WRIT AND pKcLAsArIos.
Cbnsus enth Of MassochtoSts, Suffolk $50 the
1srf- Of ouv several COUNTIES, creating We command
you ss,.rh the goods estate Of George Hsy-sri o.
The city OF Boston and n A. Hayward his sife N lhe
vsue OF tseny nve thousand dollars ssd for there
tsse the bodies Of the said Hay yards or they may
yo hav. them before Justices OF supevior court
~ he county Of suffolk NEXT 10 se holden s eon sesn
n snd 'or our ssd county o. sanoa on sne nr Tuesday
gec of be city, county and state of Nes Yo,H, gentle
rsn, sn,ion Of convsc And the plsotin says thsi
a,rpey deceased, ana before her marriage -l.h said
George hay ~0d) and Me plaintiff mutually nised
nary esch other that said plaintiff ai~sys ready -
Nary ber bot she broke her ,sd promise married the
said George bay gard And the plaintiff says, further hat
In the month Of May, D. 1888, he and the ssd s- Hay
each ober that that time the said rido~ travelling
abroad and the marriage 10 be contaminated on her
etu n psd Boston that sbe returned In short no
aner bs date, and from that time forward N the month
Of November A. 1850 he said engagement OF marriage
prnued. be marriage being deferred rom time 10 time
nv be vish and act OF the said widow that during ha,
time said plaintiff devoted himself constantly 70 the said
vdo giving M, a hcr spc a lc, and bcca1se she
represented hersc ~ being the posssssov and owner
lafee fortnue which would so,n become the plain dn
and be suf-snt for both, large and probable business
city os New York But The said vtdo afer
sbsovbirs he time and attentions OF the said plaintiff
and carsne him 10 cxpcud upon he-sclf and in her
behalf hge tf money and other valusbes,
ard inducing him 70 give up and wholly abandon
bis business and foreso The large p-nnu thsrec engaged
bc'scf 70 marry The said George Hayward, ~ho had
Gently become . vidowev; and dpally IN the month n
November last goss violation Of the rights ~ he plain
10 snd . TRIAL diuesavd OF her relation. vith the saf
pantG, married the said George Hay card And before
thc said marriage the said plaintiff believing that said dc
snSant you'd reesd his rights 10 the premises, caused
him by letter N be fay informed n ths sid engagement
with himself but 10 this he rave no hecd vba,ever
me hNarp the fnllnx nG nnfnrsemcni