The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-26


On Monday last. Judge Davies, of New York
rendered a decision in the case of John Dean, the
Irish coachman, who married the daughter of r
G.. Boxer, the wealthy merchant of New York
The decision dissolved the injunction, and made
Mrs. Mariana Petrinella Dean free to 60 to hel
husband or stay with her father: The Herald
says:
As soon IS the Judge had rendered the decision
the court room presented . scene of indiscribabe
confusion; q general rush WAS made to the coun-
sells table, at which Mr. Dean was seated during
the proceedings, and the eyes of the eager multi
tude were intently fixed upon The principal actor
In the eyentful drama. He in connection with his
counsel and few friends, left the court, followed
by st least two thousand persons who kept little
In the rear proceeding through Chambers street
into Broadway. 1t was understood that Mr.. Dean
would visit the temporary residence of Mr.. Boxer
No. l35 West Twenty second street, at o'clock
for the purpose of obtaining his lawful wife. Our
reporter proceededto wend his way to the house
of Mr. Boxer after the decision was rendered, and
found on his arrival posse Of policeman keeping
guard. About one hundred persons, male and fe,
male the latter greatly predominating, were loaf
ing round the corner of the street and were busiy
engaged in discussing the merits of the modern
Claude Melnotte and his beloved Pauline.
It ia needless to say that the crowd held various
opinions. The more aristocratic portion, of the
motley group affirm ed that Dean was only an Irish
eoachman, and having paid lengthy visit to the
blarney stone previous to his departure from the
Emerald Isle, had succeeded in winning the affec
lions of the innocent and confding Marianua Pc.
trinella. The assertion was promptly responded
to by representative of the race to which the
fortunate plebian claimed paternity " no suggested
that one man was not only as good as another
but . CRATE dale betther." Our reporter was in
formed by gentleman who lives contiguous to
Mr.. Boxers residence that Miss Boxer, or Mrs
Dean was seen to leave the house in carriage on
Sunday afternoon, and he believed she had not re-
turned Mr.. Dean had not arrived a: u to claim
the jewel of his SOUL but doubt he will sues
coed In obtaining au interview with her, and bear
off his prize before many hours have elapsed
Tho New York Times adds:
Early in the evening Mr.. Henry Bertholf den.
uty sheriff, presented himself to Mr. Boxer with
tho order of the court for the delivery of Mrs.
Dean to the custody of her lawful husband.
which Mr.. Boxer agreed to do at o'clock in the
evening.
Meanwhile several hundred persons had col.
Iected around Mr.. Boxers house, anxious to see
the noted bride. At the appointed hour Mr. Der.
tholf rs>appeared for the lady, and after much
trouble in getting her through the crowd to the
carriage, and extraordinary sxeriions on the part
of Barney, the driver, in lodging through cross
streets to escape the curiosity hunters, she was
safely conveyed to Mr.. Bertholfs residence. No,
8 Jones street, where shortly afterwards she as
Joined by her husband and Mr.. Spencer
Here an interview In presence of Mr. Bersbolf
- t.t..S "a ~. &c, ~. ~ nAo De'"een
tue nusosno Auu Iis "He lean was anxious that
An aoJouLnment snouio take place to the Metro
politan Hotel, the bridal chamber of which had
been engaged by Mr. Spencer for their use. But
Mrs. Dean objected, as she had faithfully engaged
to return to her mother that night Mucb OH sr
eouyersation occurred As tn tbeir frtrra r.oa,n.e
and manner of living.
on 10y ane iauy sne iully realized
the nsrds0ips wnicn her new position entaied upon
nef, &c. now would ene ike to get up at o'clock
In the morning to get mechanics breakfast and
would 1t not be repugnant to her feelings To on IN
market with basket in one and so canta IN ~
other 10 nrocure their daily God LII .h ~ nno
nnast;ors Cir .ns,.aai; ~, VIII o.ner similar
Iuos, s S9 s"o ieo IN Tue true lovers way,
sne couio no Al tnis anu more for the man of her
choice. his earnings at his trade, Che ia q ship
carpenter,) with what she made in teaching r1usic
and the languages lin three of which she is nrof;
cient) would amply support them eA
Afier awhile M Snancar .nS,,as.os ii,
.rnn .ornIa ,,,a,,is aug soo'ea tnat, ss the
yoons ooapie wou,o PfooAoiy hke private cons
Ts6n before .oey separated for the night, one
should Dc accorded. Inc suggestion was acted
upon. ana they were left to themselves. Some
house by Mr.. Bertholf. and her husband ieS. for
bIs horne Aei' LUZ
7, ~ ,ha ;n..,.;or of .ha
,I. .uo Ien'Jn Va rne Psu 70 start early for
Loasvins, NY. "nere Dean has brother in law