New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
BROOKL YW ITEMS.

The CULVER CAsE.-Mrs. f. ID. Culver, upon the
recent investigation into the charges made against her
husband, preferred the following statement:
have read, OF heard read the statement oil Mr. ar.
thur and Of my late servantwomao, Eliza Brown anu
nv recoe cton to the matters stated by them Is 10
scco,dsnce with their statements At the time when
II ie alleged the Dikeman family lived In Mrs Browns
house, Mr.. Arthur boarded, and Eliza Brown ilved
with us; and, ouripg that time, am conhdent that
nv husband unless out OF town all night, was never
ont at any euch hours ~ or o'clock. He could
not have been out at aoy such hours, especially OF
Sunday night, without being let in on bis return, and
vitbou. its being known snd conversed about 10 the
family, and especially without my knowing 1t when
he came 10 bed, nor without my suspicious beng
aroused The thing was Impossible. Ana solemny
aver that knew Of such Absence or OF his coming
home ut any such unusual hours or OF any copver5a
ton in the family to that effect, nor were my susp-
eiors awakened IN the least by any such occurrence
Had my husband been out or returned at any such
houTs-especially Of Sunday ni2ht-as IL or :
o'clock, II would hove aroused my suspicious and led
me at once to a seaIcnrg uquiTy for the cause. lie
Knows, az know fall vel, he could not ana would
not have escaped a moot thorough oyerhauhng. But
there none, for the reason that thsre existed no
occasion for one.
On the other hand, at the time spoken OF he was
regular his hours, and especially on sunday even
ipgs az we all were. Oar gIl was regular IN her
bouis, in her return from her own meeting, Sunday
evenings. had charge of the doors and the house,
and 10 il s incredible that my husband could nave
been out and il lot have been known aod talked OF
in the family.
Al the time spoken CT he was not holding the office
he now holds, but returned from hs office IN New
York about dark. His business calls very nu-
nberous ard annoying, from D TO or 81 in the even
ing and ii was after that he fouod any time to make
hs own calls.
10 relation to these charges against my husband it
II due to myself aud to him to say that have from
the outset siebeieved them. have, on all proper
occasions, always expressed, and st express, that
disbelief had occasion at the time TO believe
them true, have L siuce had any.
That he has been faithful and pun ,tusl in the dis
charge Of all his religious dlties he should have
been, DO not, nor does he pretend. Ii would have
kivep me great joy to have seen him more faithful
and mere humble and devoted.
have carefully read the foregoing and affirm it
true. CAROLINE CULVER.
Affirmation before Commissioned
THr DIsPESsARY-By the report of DR.. Hard
ssse the apohecsy Of the inoton appears thst there
which ss2 were mas. number Of prescriptions
made ese OF The principal diseases we're nervous 10 IN IN
kvo IS, Isl lungs and throat 6S minor surgery
a. ysseS:,ed $50 % The rssy were United Ss' q" ho. ~,
~sed S7s under the e OF l71 between 10 and
ISQuEsr.-Coroner Sne held an inquest AT No. lS7
.S,a EaS ss .ss @ 'cSSsS 90 the S' Of child named
AccrpESrs-A driver for Remsen & Burroughs at
ss srei .Issy noin h Of the cS, in toe docs AID
severely ced by striking against the canal boa. the
hm.
Andrew Roe aged II years residing in Tenth street near
South Third, badly scated Thnsdsy sfsinoon while
bahpe the foot OF south Tenth street While In the water
Of the ferry up and be being the
sapc pipe met with the accident
THE Olp WALLAsour BuRYIye GRouNp.-Yes-
ss Of the %ens q. w:oSs say
There sPp~s be dispute the parties Who night
the earth Those brought before the Deputy
eapeDtsrdep Of Police and promise espsss unit
tAs after Of tight 81 tied were discharged
BADLY BURNED Bridget Armstrong. girl resid
hs No ~ Fulton badly borued "Wednesday by
her ethps tskiDg ERE from obarc al fansce while washing