The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-24

their views yet In she Wow and eye Of tho Law she
Of sound mind, ospsoc OF Masking this cosrso' and .
contract which stnding upon her In thh State 1hls
the only question bvore In reforance to the oshcs
to the rPh, 10 this I'M under tho thr
tina. this marriage was procured BY force or by fraud
OF course 10 very manifest rom Abe construction or
he statute that u must be by force used BY the party
WHO mas procured the marriage, or there 10 fraud,
mus, be fraud which he prActised upon the party who
he nveiged into the rragc. II must 90 force applied
DER and fraud prsos.sd upon nsr oesssse sSe CON
sronnds Having disposed OF the first ground thsa the
party was Of Legal $50 and Of sound mind, and capable
now remains, is whether the party who seeks 70 %.
"hhh that contract has himself becn guilty OF
s N force or ~. fraud IN the eye Of the law,
allegation pretspce that force used and n "a H.
onn to dispose Of that point by merely saying thss there
inc this lady 70 eater In that contract Az 10
question Of GAud, seems TO me stands very slight
oundstion, 700 much 20 qo1 me TO set hers to annu
contract .h ground especially taken In connection
With the affidavit OF Mr. Hatfield, which says that the
oar'y csme to HIM representing himself 40 John Dean
that ouid not be sufficient must be fraud praotcec
uron the party heYse Who by OF that fraud
'pFucd 70 enter into tbs oont1act No~ there no. tue
slightest particle OF evidence that Mss Boxer Mrs
ID, All induced by any fraud on hM part to enter
upon this nayriaae-ihere 10 not allegation tas she
.as lrauced 10 do by aud-4hererore, wbate yer Mr.
nigh, have ,ad 10 the clergy man. or whatsoever any
MEND light have said - the clergy man. IL not ~ oil ree
Vsnt or material TO the point uness Il be proved that
before there pretext that there has been fraud
prsc'eed Upon her any force uAed against her will In
my Judgment the whole action OF the plaintiff falls 10 the
ground and order Of dissolution OF tue Injunction
must be entered Before that 10 doua wish that so mo
srggesion would be made Ia reference 10 defrayng the
expenses lnciden, upon the hearing Of tas suit
NJ Spencer said II he would send . bill 70 his ONCE
be would tive check for the amount
A the Judge had rendered bis decision. the
court room presented scene Of indrcrbabe confusion
general rush made TO the couDsels table at which
NJ Dean Wa seated during the proceedings, and the
"a OF the eager multitude were utenty liked upjn the
principal In thi eventfu drama He, 10 oonDec
ton Win bis counsel and fe~ friends left the court
followed by least two thousand persons who kept
a In the proceeding through Chambers street into
he temporary residence Of Mr. Boxer, No 1856 West
twenty tecgnd street. at O'Clock, Tor the pur pose OF
aatipirg hA lawful WIFE, Our rcparter proceeded TO
send MIS- 10 the house OF Mr. 8oker after the d. Oh
s;op rendered and found on his arrival posse OF
poIcemen keeping guard ABOUT one hur dred persons,
male teps O. ,hs latter greatly predominAsng, were
oisrrg round the csrner OF the street and werc ousy
engaged In ciscussng the merits Of the modern Cande
NelDotte ard bis beloved Pauline II u needless 10 say
tha The I'D held vsi Nous opinions The IRE ariso
only Irsb ooact man, and having PAID . lengthy
whit 10 the blirney previous 70 his departure from
Emerald Isle had ded In winning tho affections
Of the Innocent and confding uOisna Peuouells TINS
tsaeyiion promptly iespopded " by Representative
tho race which the fortunate peban claim Pstor
good - snoiner bat grate dale besther." Our 20
porter WA informed by gentleman who lives
coltl uous TO Mr. Boker'a residence that Miss
Boxer. Mrs. Dean, seen to leave the houts 10
c,rrisee Sunday afternoon, anc no believed she had
returned Mr.. Dean had NOT arrived st u to oafm
tho Jew oil his sou doub ne SilI snccoed In OBJ
snipg Interview with nor and bear oil his pr'zs DO
fore many hours hsve elapsed