Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27
,rHs RoMANMC MARRIAGE IN NEW YoKN. l

The ROMANTIC MARRIAGE IN NEW foRN'
On Monday lest, Judge Davies ot NJ" York, r"n'
derri e decision in the case OF John puaa. the lrisH
coachiuan, who married the daughter OF X. e.. Boxer
iba wealthy merchant of New York. 1he decision
iis.o,v.d the injunction, and made M.rs. Marisnus
Potrinella ann free to 60 to her husband or stag
with he. father. The Herald says:
A. soon as the judge had rendered the decision th'
court roum presented a scene OF indiscriDaoie con!u
SION; a general rush was made to the counstis table
at which Mr.. Dean was seated during the procerL
ings. and ths eyes Of the eager multitude were ~
iently fixed upon the principal actor IN The eventlu
drama. lie. in connection with his counsel ana a IL"
friends, lest The court, followed by at least Two tnou
sand parsons who kept Il little in the rear proceeding
through Chambers street into Broadway. II was Ih'
derstDod that Mr. Dean would visit the temporary re.
sidence Of MIR. Boxer, No. l3j. West Twenty secor6
street. at o'clock, tor the purpose of obtaining hls
lawful wife. Our reporter proceeded to W.hd DIS
way 10 the house Of MIR. Boxer after the decision was
rendered, and found on Ills arrival a posse OF police
men keeping guard. About one hundrrd persons,
male aud female, the latter greatly FREEDOM natlrs'
we're loatiug round the corner Of the street, ana were
busi!y engaged in discussing the mefitsof the modern
Claude M-lnotie and hi- beloved Pauline.
1t i-need!esst 10 say Ia: the crowd held various opin.
ions. The more aristocratic portion otthe motley group
affirmed that Dean was only an lri-h coachInan, and
having paid a lengthy visit 10 the barney stone pre-
vious to his departure from the Emerald l'lr, had
succeeded in winning the affections Of the ini;oa-ri
ana c~oniding Mariana Petrin-ll4. The assertion
was promptly responded 10 by a representative at inc
race 10 which the f,riunate plebeian claimed pa;"rni
~, who suggested "that one man WAS not only ~
guud O. another, but n grnte dale betiI-r." Oirr re
porter was Informed by II gentleman who lives con
tiyuous 10 Mr. Boxers residence that Miss Boxer. or
Mrs. Dean, was sren 10 leave the house in a carriage
nu Sunday afternoon, and he believed she had not r.
turned. Sir. Dean had not arrived at Il 10 claim The
/ iew-l of his soul, but nu doubt he will rucre-d III 90
tanning an interview with her, aud beer OF his Przs
b,iors lrany hours have elapsed.
The New York Tim-s adds:
Exrly in III. evening Mr. Henry Bertholf, deputy
sheriff, presented him ef 20 Mr. Buk-r with The order
Of the court tor the delivery of Mrs Dean to the cue
toby of her lawful husband, which Mr. Boxer asrssd
10 do NJ 8 O'Clock ia The evening.
Meanwhile several hundred persons had collected
around Mr.. Boxers house, anxious tn see the so;eo
bride. At The appointed hour Mr. burrholt 70 ap'
peared f.. the lady, and after much trouble In getting
her through The crowd IN the carriage, and e1traor.
binary -x-rrions on the part OF B-rn-y, The driver. IN
Godging through eros. streets ~ escape thr curiosity
hunters, sh- WIS safely conveyed 10 Mr.. B1rrh":f's
residence, No. 8 jones street, whore shortly alter
wards she was joined by her husband and Mr. Speu.
Ger.
Here an interview in presence of Nr. Bertho'f and
his family aud NJ. Sp-rJer YVES had between the
husband and his wife. Dean Was ANXIOUS that an AZ
jouruIn-nt should TAKE place 10 The M=troP'Ntan no.
,E, I0t III uaIlu " "isiSb h"' oSS RNc
by Mr.. SPRINGER tor rh-ir use. But Mrs. Dean Do
ct-d, as rhe had faithfully engaged 10 return 10 her
mother that night. Much other conversation occur.
red as 10 their future prospects and manner Ut lv
lug.
Mr. Bar,ho,f asked the lady If she fully real ID the
hard.hips which her liz " position eniailrd upon htr,
g.. How would che ike Ia get up al D o'clock III ibs
morning 10 get d mechanics breakfast and would 1t
not be repugneni 10 her fe-linys TO 20 10 market with
a basket il oue hand and 50 cents in the other 10 pro-
ci,n ;huir daily food, with other similar questions She
answered in the true lovers way, lie could do all rhls
and more for The nan Of h.r choices. His earnings al
his trade, The is II snip carpen:er,l with Whist she
made in teaouinx music and ta= :angasx-s, I'm three
of which she i. proicieut,) would amply support
them.
After awhile Mr.. Spencer suggested tha:, as the
young cuupls would probably like a private CONVEX
ration before they separated Tor The night, "ns Should
be- accorded. The suggestion was ac;ed upon, and
they were left. to themselves. Som- hours later Mrs.
Dean was escorted TO her ttthers hous5 by Ar.
| Berthulf. and her husband ieit for his home.
II is the Intention OF the pair 10 start early for Lon
i.vil!r, ny, where Dean has a brother IN law in
! business, aud where he also hopes to live in happiness
With his bride.