New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
ADDICTION OF A YOUNG HLLINER By,
A MARRIED NAN

AZ exciting ecene occurred AZ tAs Nsw.uaYsn Raj
ro4i depot corner Of Fourth avenue sni Tsenty-
.sven.h street OF Friday afternoon in consequence Of
the arrival at ths. point Of woman Of respectable
appearance by the nsn. OF Klnch in pursu; Of Der
daughter interesting gin, Il year. of age who vas
abou. starting of n train on the New Haven Raj
road with married man named James Kelly, tailor
II sppears tina. few mouths ago Mr.. X sly and hi,
family consisting of wife and child AID the family Of
Mrs Kin %, resided in the same house 10 the upper
part Of the city, where this daughter Of Mrs K fby a
former husband formed an ACQUAINTANCE with Kelly
which the later as supposed embraced every
opportunity to improve fast as possible; and with
view oi carrying out his designs upon the young girl
he ser his wife and child to Hudson in this Ssas, TO
board among her friends After the departure Of Ke.
ly. family frequent clandestine meetings OF Kelly and
Mis- b. are believed TO have taken place which re-
suited in An arrangement between them 10 elope to-
gether for parts unknown In order to avoid creating
sny suspicion in the mind Of Mrs Klinch the daughter
c,ncooled plausible story ard told her mother thst
lsJy the proprietor Ct extensive millinery establish
men. in Massachusetts,, had been to the place where
she had been for some time employed working at the
millinery business, and engaged twelve young females
including herself, TO accompany her TO Massachusett.
TO work for her there lucrative terms; that they
were aN going together in one Of the steamers ol
Friday aern Don. Mrs X. consented to the arrange
men. thinking that the interest Of her daughter wouli
be greatly promoted by accepting of the Offer
not having the slightest suspicion at the time that her
daughter had gore, was at all likely 10 20 astray,
especially as che had been reared and watched over
with great care and had apparently conducted herself
with becoming propriety Mrs. X. accordingly aided
in packing up her daughters trunk, aud put rto it
every article which she thought could poeiby con-
tribute to the comfort personal attractions Of her
fsvorite daughter for hose happiness aud welfare
she had already made many sacrifices. As the hour OF
Miss B.s departure drew near, her mother proposed
TO accompany her to the boat. The former assured
her mother that it not only unnecessary, but folly
to do 60, she could arrange very well alone, and
some expense would thereby be saved which fact was
worthy consideration Mrs. K upon this suggestion
Of her daughter gave up the idea of seeing her OFT in
the boat but went with her to the corner of street
near by to her seated in the stage. One sooncame
along, snd into which the young miner entered. and
her trunk &c. were hosted deck. Scarcely had the
stage moved of, however, before it occurred to Mrs
X. that the stage had gone in the wrong direction TO
reach the boat This fact in connection with the Oh
lection made by the daughter against her mother ac-
compar ing her to the boat aroused the suspicious OF
Mrs K and of another daughter who accompanied
her, that ali was not right. They were therefore in
duced to follow the stage at sufficient distance 10
avoid the observation of the fugitive On and on they
weat amos. out of breath keeping track of the stage
containing the object Of their deep soicitude until
stopped in the vicinity of the New-Haven Railroad
depot and her approaching, to her utter astonsf-
meit che discovered Kelly in the act of receiving
her daughters trunk from the stage The true state OF
affairs rstanty flashed the mind of the now dis
tIacted and exasperated mother, who, in tho moment
cf her excitement made attack upon the supposed
betrayer of her daughter. During the confusion that
ensued Miss B. slipped off not however unobserved
by the mother who sent the youngest daughter atei
| her 10 watch her movements Miss Is. perceiying hei
sister on her track told the latter to go back aud tel
her mother to look after the trunk it would be lost
The gil did as che requested, when Miss b. made
the bert of the opportunity by flight that eluded
the yglan. search which afterward instituted fol
her. In the meantime Kelly sloped; 80 that on the
return of Mrs. X. 10 the depot, with the intention
| giving him another piece of her mind, and watching
| lis movements with view of discovering the where
abouts Of her daughter 10 he aso was non est. Kelly
| spd the infatuated young girl having doubtless sue
ceeded in getting off together leaving the trunk con
tainr the wearing apparel of the latter behind them