Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01
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LADY THE CRUEL DEcEIvER.-.The Boston
Oourts nave singular case of breach of mar.
rage promise before it. The parties ara A
fashionable lady, Mrs. Hayward, and u gentle
man, Moses Inglee, of New York, whose nf
s sn nave been lacerated to the extent of
@No,VuU, ms own valuation and not that of ref
erees. The gentlemaa was formerly in mer-
camille pursuits is said to nc man of fine
personal appearance, agreeable manners. tond
OF music and the drama. ''''
MRS. Hayward, tho lady defendant. Is Tho
aaugbter of the late John Binne V, and her fret
nuspaho was the late Amos Binney, her first
cousin, who died in Rome Mrs. IL ia I'm
nette, with dark hair and brilliant blocp oro ~
ana well developed person. She is cav
uasning, accomplished woman, fond Of society
anu always attracts marked atteDtionin tho M
per circles, where she moves, by her brljni,t
conversation, easy m lnners, and hue person.
appearance. The lady's present husband, Mr..
Inent physicians.
The history Of this affair is curious orn
ana furnishes an illustration of the wisdom nj
thS warming OF the elder W eller to his hOpriul
son against the destinations OF widows NJ
ihgiee and Mrs. Binney We're old ucqu,intancrs
ana II Is said that warm attachment existed
between them previous to her marriage will
her cousin, who was her first husband. Inplee
ala not marry, and after the death of Mr. hin.
ney they met in New York, ana their friend
ship was renewed. Mrs. b. went abroad and
remained on tho continent several months, dn
rug Whleh interval the parties cOrrespund"d
freely and entered intn an engagement Of mar
riage by letter. The engagement tool; Mace
az the plaintiff claims, in May, 1858, and the
marriage was to be consummated MS soon nc |
convenient after her return. She returned IN |
short time alter the betrOtlal and from that
Time the expectant bridegroom devoted him.
sen constantly to the affuent and accomplish
ga WdoW. he relinquishcd his business, as
ne says, al her request. She had a fortune
large enough for all their wants, which would
soon be his. They made tour Of the water
ing places throughout the sumner, and killed
time IN a fashionable way in the winter But
mere was some opposing influences, probably
Oh the ladys children and friends, which nrn
yentea the nuptlals She made excuse thar |
ase wanted 10 get her Children settled in some
educational establishment before she re.entrr
cd the matrimonial state. They land their mn i
tuai plans OF future happiness, however. and a
VISITED the most magnificent residences Iii the Il
SUBURBS tbat were on sale, with view Of select
ing and purchasing one for their future home 0
mus, according to the statements of the 0
plaintlh and his iriends, did the course of their
gust, 1856. W -A"- l.
q, AT the time they were at Saratoga. aud at 4"
.n M tlnle Or. Hayward, who had become n +
y. went to Sharon Springs for the bene Il
~ Y. VI ms health. DR.. II. was Il gentleman of ~
nlsn social position in Boston, a most eligible !
,hAlch, ana mad recently become a candidate i,
~. VT r,I,aslrimony. Mrs. BDncy went to sharon ~
,, m" nii. 4"giee went to New York on some r,
puslneSs 10 the great Constcrn ltion of tho n
AFTER, ne soon aiterward ascertained that n IL
IeinarKaDle intimacy had sprung M between his -
'"Ihce ana tie Doctor. In October he wrote =,
~ u hayward and Informed him that he was a.
poaching on his manor-that the lady was i'm. u,
to- ~, so,elnn obligations to marry himself | be-
IA ~ 'S' tlo Doetor did not answer the letter II
hus ,h 'UtelDef nc married Mrs Binney, aud is
", Jus tne WIDOW and her fortune were last tn -
~ ineIee iorever-unless he succeeds in ob. -,
a'ulhS slice Of the latter by the suit which NJ
10 ,orings against the pa: ties ~ ~
~ mS 'auy 10 question has denied to her -
,1cnns ana Inc friends Of Mr. Ingec that any +.
i !. a se'helt had ever existed between them. 80
nc can account for this denial onIv on H., II
Imposition that she believed that her I.t,nry ~, m
u were all destroyed, whereas lie M nhnni u'
1emtS oi her tender epistles, which are said ~
Son.aln uhdenlable proof OF their mutual =,
aoinise 10 marry each other. When the cas-. 'Il
ones 10 trial these letters and other rvidsnrn ~
viI So, s'n' ana the arguments of the counsel ~
he nsws,'a curious and interesting addition to ts
w., W. newspaper literature of the country. TLr Hs
81 process was served upon tho deIcnd,yts gr
.nrt,, 'th OF July last, and they sailed for ~,
ra 'ol'c ABOUT three days Thereafter. Tbpy ~
~ oSpeeted home daily. The session Of I'm! IN
o TPrene Court, to which the writ is returned e%
commences Tuesday. = = '''"'"'o' de
c -" LIT N tRANcE.-In France, new wheat SCI
cunning TO market in large nuantItias M an
~ e'age price is from lof 10 Iii the hcctolite on
%, 90 ensn It was at this time last ycnr and 80 tn
a a consumption Of wheat in France il s,, 90 cr
y AZ 100000 hectolitres, there vii, I'i hn La
rtH 5S OF more than thousand millor froro sh
available for commerce. nnd ~ tu
A. III ,r, AS ne price throughout Eurone viii
gu PROBABILITY, experience a similar ra,, W.
n "a compared with last year the aggrc", 70
V !. saved IN the cost OF food and Snrn W.
70 u otnsr purposes will be enormous, Pi'''' rr
The HOME BANK OF MEaIpeY. -Jt,r,t.-, raj
PIT Tho reported suspcnsian ~ y1 .., lar
~ oIn u. bank OF Meriden is without found,tie o
~ us managers arc confident that tbo,, iii Nc,
able to meet whatever demands rSo,, WI p pa
ade upon them. 'NuS may be Pc
MORE PAPER MAKERS FAILINo.-B o,,o. O.. ter
" .r Zo'-Messrs. A. c. x G. Cnrt,s . - TIL
snu,aetnrers at Newton, Lower Fails paper thu
appended operations. ans nave he,
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