New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

a letter from Der hu'hspd, sopoisb1y r'stns 70
The e,tv gte accordingly ven. 90 the phs isdf
eat d. and 90 setirg Der outesDe sse repr'sG1ea In
with uLkirdssss sad want Of s:,eLuor. H1' c2il
srd tesr,le-s reply vss, that axe Wa 10 su-
a bis for Il az h. bad been married 20 another woen
be welded her, ard that therefore shs ns1 20 9ss'
claim whichever On him. Tie shock which ths De W
l,ts ard scaIdslou. discloswe occs'ioned 20 m'nd
90 ,sdy impaired may be more easily conceived tlsp
described and after !. hsd IT ce ree snbsideh
the pooI yourg lady-Dot then quite l9-TePros;heu
the hearess fellow for h- 2er65y; snd sn og o.
things. ssksd him whst she vas 20 DO or WIS; ~ y
become Of her His cool reply 70 this va: -" M
. only and best thing you can DO is to marry my
brother FertJI. He loves yon vii marry you, qua
make you good husband Smoked ana oes ~.
az such proportion. Mrs.. wis at once iet',
ard on resctirg the residence Of hsr mother inlay,
nsce secre. Of the eI,rsordil sry prop'son nAie
to her. Her brother in.av James Fenton VINE, ID
few days made professions Of !ove and atsco nsnt "
the wife o. hi. brother, ard slso sn oner OF mIntgs:
The pc or sflic cresture, Ter the impression INA
she was not legs " the wife of John bis,r "uis;
s,d heyir received maks o. kn1pess a. Inc inds OF
Jspes Ferton Wills consented 10 her marriage WIN
the latter and on the 2 of August the ceremony OF
marriage took place a. the Reg trsr o. MsrlSges
Office &C joining Lambeth Work Hoase. An lc4uiy
ives set Oh foot which led TO the die overy tnst 10
stead Of John Blair Will having been, a, ne repre-
tented. 1nsnied in 1851, hs second marriage vita
Mrs AR Good did Lot take PLACE until Apru last ana
therefore be had been clearly guilty OF an sct OF p
amy. wanspt was issued for HI. Apprehension, out
by ~ me mebLb OF OlDtI nc Hbs cluucu ~"
tie pol ce. In the mesh time the sec1nd husband,
if he nay be so called, JONES Fsat9n We, ae-
serted the poor woman and Mr.. WIS, o5hs 1871
from well was placed ie the inh'msry oil Ltnoetn
WoIk House, where every care and attention were
paid 70 her and thus she became ouraensone
t. the rste-psyer5 Of the psiish. ins alLnol
i'ies, on application, at orce grsn'ed warsn'
for the apprehension of James Fenton wills, who sp-
peared before the Lambeth magistrate on 90
already stated. lie is about q years of age. Inc
wife, an exceedingly goodlooking young wonsn OF
ladyiike maprefs and oay ~ years OF sge, was cie
as witress and said it was only uDaer the oeet TIA.
the representations of her husband we're correct thi'
che bad been induced to marry the detendsrt' Inc
defendant also stated that it was only upon the
snce of bis brother that he had been prevou-y mar
red that be had married Mrs. Wills. The certificate
OF the reg trar was produced IN which the defendant
was described as widower and his intended wife as
Marion Maxwell, sgsd 20. l. vas also stated thai the
mother of the young lady had given her consent aud
that there YVES 10 other impsdment 10 the marriage.
The magistrate said the defendant had been guilty OF
msk1g fsse representations 10 the registrar and the
Gaze must be sroed for further inquiries. The de-
fendsnt was admitted to bail.