New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02

Cabin when occurred and that he admitted that he
possess, surb knowledge on the day or MS arte''
Neither himself his wife permitted any iatlhs
betv cen Francis and Su-annah Ii they vent out W.
| + ether il was by secret appointment; Z b 80 ~
late together, II was candestinely. Their '',h'"I
Intimacy was never suspected 10 tue family a.r
nah was called Mn. Cshill ia the presence ald near
g Of the defendant, aud he knew perfectly well of
" her marriage
LOVERS LETTER.
TIE following letter from keang t. Mrs. NTH,
Sufnprah's sister, also put in on behalf OF the
plaintiff a.. ,,..
fnX calling you sister but il is tina, have wished
10 ca You Nv dear sister must Mt blame ether Of u,
f., ~ss W Lay, done if it had been for word heard
CABIN lin. III 20 h VOID Which knew would Cause her many
tear through life If she lived with him That word is not hi TO
,at be- wish when write 20 telling u, 10
will do no. n SSq Irr s sas ians 3 ' e but
m thai talked he did more IL to marry wench than my
ds s;sI nj, : ,. s ys
think voh while to answer 'h'' give 70 James anu ne VIII
The bail was reduced to $500 p. Callahan for plain
,;f. J. Hopkins Stuart for defendant.
BfTACH OF PRoMIsE-A HARD STORY.
Mary A. Mcdonald a2t. George Walsh. .
This action was brought for an alleged breach Oh
promise of marriage, aud is now brought before the
tou,t ON n motion To vacate the order of arrest by
viii, the defendant was held to bail in the SUN of
5000.
II appears from the affidavits Of the plaintiff that
she h, came acquainted vita Walsh in the year 1872
At Newark where he went ~ board with her. thathe
hot, after left but continued to visit her, and maui
r. sted marked feelings for her, and after WINE
pped the question, to which she replied that she hau
no objection and would marry him. tie then prom
sed many her, in the presence OF niece vi nr,
and desiied her to fix the time for the Ger 'mony She
alleges that she had frequent offers OF marriage "hd
had always refused on account OF his Oner.
She further alleges that she had prepared her wed.
ding clothes and made all the usual preparations ior
marriage IT, take place the 18th Of April last the
time ix.d by Wal-h and that just previous to that
time she went TO christening at N,wa'h' auenuea
by Warh and returned to her house ABOUT
o'clock in the morning. That Walsh retired 10 the
room assigned him the second hoor aun that
,he. in going TO her bedroom, was obliged to pass
his ard while so doing he opened his door, caught
hold of her and dragged her into his room, and then
and there violated her person against her VIII ana by
force and violence; and that On the next morning,
Walsh spologized for his conduct, and wound up 6y
Gazing that the event of the night previous would
make no difference, rs they just about getting
married She waited a week after the time hxed Tor
the marriage but Walsh came not She then went
after him to NewYoik aud upbralded him Tor MS con-
duct and insisted the marriage, to whicn Waisn
replied that the whole affair was Joke and thar he
IN. couldn't think of such thing as marrying
The defendant, who is widower and the father OF
three children swe that At the time he became ac-
ounnted with Mary Aun the PLAINTIFF she resided
with Der husband ut Newark; defendant WAS theh
employed as engineer in the New-jersey I'nc ofHs;
he shortly after left the house OF plaintiff; taree
entbs after he left her husband died. he tnen called
Two or three times n week to plaintiff a. irlenu
Ia offer her consolation &c. being often called III ny
her or by sengers sent by her; ne alleges .uai
notbipg could have passed between them that cou'd
lead her TO believe that he wanted to marry he.' nc
upposng that the very recent death OF her hu'oshd
wdud forbid any such thought lie further says that
in December, 1855. he went to South Anerlca' ana
returned in June, 1886, and made friendly can uV"
a. ak.i aoIA VI yea u.
ard Is the mother of four children ne denies tue aie
ontiou that the widow "shool off other men, aud
says that she on intimate terms WIN one vi.
Hunter who is now in Europe. Walsh iu'her dens r
IN toto the charge Of foTcibly violating the pialht
but ON the contrary says that he had retired on the
night u the christening, when ON looking arouhi lie
found the "widow' in bis room ana that one mug
led 10 another" until the last; that nc went 10 sleep
mad On waking up fOuAd that she was gone; 'hat on
the following day before he had risen she came into
| his room of her own vOOn and cohabited win nun
| The affidavit concludes by charging tie plain'ln
with bringing this action from malicious motveS
There were several other aidaVltS reau sustaining
| both sides OF the above statements:
The Judge G BAH sou ' be aedaeed to Sco Or
dered accordingly.
SUPREME COURT srrc,AL rEsM-JuLY before Jade
CtERKE.
DECISIONS.
Tn the matter of the petition OF Ellen Hughes ct AL
infant. over yesrs &c-Ores confirming report
Before Judge MITCHELL.
Augustus Thomas ct al. agt. John Conolly.-Moton
t. strike out denied. with ~ costs 80
In the matter of the Application OF the Mayor, %e,
for the layr Public Place AcOde confirming re-
port of referee granted
SUPERIOR COURT-srEcnL TERM-JvLy l.-Before Judge
HOFFMAN
DECISIONS.
The Mechanics Building Association agt. Rogers
Order for payment Of arrears out Of surplus
John W. Boyd ngt. Francis w. Morgan.-Judsheht
for defendant on demurrer -, mil, I'll,
en for defendant demurrer with liberty to amend COM
plant
BROOKLYN COURT OF SEsSIONS-Befo'e Judge MORRIS
aud Associates EaMoNs and ScHooSMAkER
AT tue opening OF the Court, yesterday morning,
Samuel Garrison esq made application TO qiash tue haic
M n ass officers of the Third District Police named
Michael John Burns and Thomss A-an VINO were IN
djc,ed fr falsely iniprsonpg b. p Middleton Ill May last
2he motion TO qussh was denied ..,e
Thomas Thomas was then placed on tria LOT re-
ceyius goods which had been stolen by several boys lew
weeks since The had stolen these goods whch consisted
of knobs from vacant houses aud 500 the 10
the poner He convicted charged in the
Charles Curtis, Sophia Curtis and Henry Mntan
were arragned for assault and battery Oh john r'eu
constable They pie ad not guilty. =,
The Grand jury have cOgnizance OF the cases OF
Ad.rm. Preston Walsh who have been accused ot re-
ceivpg brbe while acting members OF the bo4rd o hea
They will proceed to examine the case imrnedatey.
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY oo ,oo.
SUPREME CoURT CIRcUIr.-Nos $3.50, 3lS9, 1870,
1872 res 1857 o. 1882 1886 1863 loo9 1912 is1
SPscIAL TERM-Nos. g. H. l75 49, ioo l' ." 49, II" D.
ISL, us, 2l5 c- CANA o.. ves
terday.
MARRIED..
In sacr