New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16
NEKJERSEY .II,ElfS.

The HOBoKES RoMASCE-lsTEREsTING PARTIcU-
.LARs-A gentleman who il soquaioted with the whole
particulars Of this novel affair referred TO ia The
TRBuSE yesterday gives tae following account OF Il:
Some two years ago, Mr. Fritz came from Hamburg
.Ce,mspy, and took up his residence at HobOken
While there he became Intimately acquainted with the
family of Mr.. Hartupg, and formed al attachment TO
Mes Louss Hstung; with the consent OF her parents
they agreed to get married. AT late period dii
.cuhy arose between the mother Of Louise and Mr.
,Fritz, and the psrents then opposed the marriage
.Mr Frtz was not turned out Of the house, but the
,only cause he had for compsin hst the engage
!nent he'd been broken up. Notwithstanding the dsa
,Hreemsnt hs young people kept up correspondence
,ard ofen met swsy from the house; and they
iprmised 70 marry when the proper tine arrived. Two
smsrths ago it is alleged that the perente forced
LOUISE to agree TO marry Mr.. Muller, On hesring
,ths Mr. Fii,z found it proper TO discontinue his for
mer relations toward her, and matters stood in this po
sstson I'LL the 10th of las month when Mr., Fritz re-
sceved letter from the young lady, implorng him to
:meet her the next evening at Moth Hoboken,
.where she would explain matters 10 him. Mr.. Fntz
thought proper not 10 go without witnesses and &C.
sordpsly invited DIR. Diefenbach to 90 with him
;Copse que nly the Doctor, MIR. Fritz, Mr.. Lsadsee
Miss Reise ard Louisa met in the evening at North Ho
lbokep ard there Louisa informed them thst she wss
epposed 80 marrying ME Muller; thst she did DOT love
him, and would have nobody else but Mr.. Fritz, and
persisted in berg married to him the ssdne evening
She asked one of the wtns togo 10 the house Of
ninkter living near by, for the purpose Of getting
him to mary them. TIE witness complied a.
the same time informing the minister that this
uss a clandesime affair, end ths. the parents
Of the lady opposed to the masIisge. Tns
Minister Hkej the sge Of the lsiy, the laws
OF NewJersey rot allowing under slch circumstAn Anoes
the Tsrrsge 20 be performed unless the lady of
the sge Of Is years or upxari The witness called
M. Fritz who told the minister ,hs. the girl wouli
net be Is years of age before the 3st OF October mex
Consequently the minister objected TO marrying them.
The yousg sdy then pressed the minister TO perform
the ceremony, ssying that she was IS yesrs Oh, and
that her father did rot know her right sgs Tns NM
lister stl objected, and all the parties agreed to meet
the next asy o this ciy where the laws oelng nore
6bsrs-requrpg the girl 70 be bu; IA yesTs OF eye to
make the marriage legal. al the psrtes met ia TINS
city sne following day, and went 70 the Rev. DR..
sohIsnm, for the purpose Of hsviag Tie ooup,s
nslficd
: Dr. Schrsmm gives the following ,tssneu. in rela-
x,oD "a the silair:
eu,ca a prnIs ssA ceremony bes leave q asse tAe
Jo-p sis,men;: Asr proper announcement m.9e -
,V >. p.r;uus Apa sso gentlemen lsdY.
t, oolock On the EoIning OF The iS,n Ssked Nj
Ctgs,sd bride I'd sle IS yeas II sse aaa
that nswyoik br efhplsrs. B,th s.s,sd they
re- 5sd reStss Il marriage and Asa IA
Inv r.1ru Ci:y Iusps or yars l5 bie sp-
tHelty AiFpJ as Mrs t'1 nee lso,' iI,sns ,
; Affair The u.arr;see ksy went " dsseersorypi,s