New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02
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MATRIMONIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vRAiL wIss.
This morning a respectfully dressed and ,niere-ta.g
looking LADY accompanied by other ladies entered We
Courtroom. shortly after they took their sests .
gentleman came in leading two lt,c boys by the hsndA
As soon the lady the children she uttered ~
Of joy, and opening her arm, the children notw'sh-
standing the apparent restraint Of the gentleman wcre
s,,op elasped within them. The lady, who was the
m, eher "a the Children wept bitterly she pressed
lem alternately to her bosom.
Upon inqury into the circumstances Of the case,
appsar q that tNe lady snd her husband married
in this city the 18th Of April, lS,O. They lived
together I'LL the 10Th of April inst On that day. tie
LADY being a, home IN her house, at Brooklyn she We
waited upon BY stranger who informed her thai be-
husband had been stabbed in the side and was thee
hng at drug store in Fulton street. from which 10
could not be removed. The stranger said that he hsA
been TO inform her that her husband wished her 70
come TO HIM mmedlatey. -
The laiy accompanied the stranger about block.
when he told her that he had some business to rsns-
act in the neghborhooi, and that If she would wak
slowly he would soon overtake her, She did 40, bse
did not gain the stranger After going into severA
DRUG stores IN Fulton street. and not finding her has
band she went Ia the City Hail. and stated the crcan-
stances to the Deputy Superintendent OF Police, whe
tod her that no person had been stabbed in Brooklyn
tina, morning and that she had better go home Is
as possible as il probably only ruse to rob tho
house Startled a, this intimation, she hurried home
and found that IN her absence some person had eaocd
the house and taken away her Children. An hour G
two aitewari, her husband, accompanied by the
stranger referred to- entered the house aud took awE
all the furniture and sportlon OF the lsdys clothing
The husband told her that he had taken the ohdrce
away, and that all h could not make HIN return
them.
From statements made in the case, it appears thk
the husband recently detected his wife ia ermina! IN
tercourse, which may explain his extraordinary coa-
duct and il Is stated that he is about to commence
sui, for divorce The into Court this morn
ing on writ Of habeas corpus procured by the mother
for the purpose of obtaining possession of the chdrca
who are respectively of three and seven years OF age
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avoid notoriety ineered and consulted together -
the propriety Of settling the case by an ancabe cd
ustnen; and finally agreed ths, tho custody d
the children should be given to brother OF the lady.
with liberty 10 both parties TO zee them at pleasure.
until the termination OF the divorce suit about 10 DO
commenced by tie husband.
Before Judge ROOSEVELT.
THH poLIcE cAsks.
The People rel OGOrman ct al sst The Board ID fss
Commissioners
This morning the Court decided to grant an alierna-
tive mandamus in Of the police cases requiring tho
respondents To satisfy the clam OF the relstor Tor b~sA
pay as a member OF the old police force.
Before Judge RoosEvELr.-nEeisIoss. .
In re- petition of e. =. Trust Co., aeceiver &c-oH-
der that Receiver have the note efened TO-
u. 5. Trust Co, Receiver, &c., AIT. Winitred Mes
ct sl.--Motioa for leave to answer denied NJ,
John De Ruyter agt. Samuel Allen ct M.-ReiereA
to Chss stuart esd report whether s enped' mt THAI ~
Judgments should be sold and So on what notice and IN vas
manner.
SPECIAL TERN-ArRIL sl--BofDre Judge suraSsLsso
QUESTION As TO THE TITLE or LAURA KkENKs TINA
TkR.
William n. Roberts ast- William \ Whitney ct al
This suit Involves claim a. to the title To Laura
Keenes Theater Plaintiff claims ownership by virtue OF IN -
s.umen 70 him BY John NJ rIinbe the original "ss"s
the site apo which the hrAc stands MI rrmbe who er.stoe
the hcaer claims tina, he lead the ground OF Mr. menea M
twenty yea rental OF 5000 per annam Standing 49,
aloan 00o he exsutcd assignment OF hts Las 70
the that but he received nn thrr
o bs sae ssnins To- about sc Subsequently er"I
ants claimed hold the ,heate under the A.'smen and ,s
plaintiff possession and 20 compel the defead.n.
TO account for the profits, after dednctns suheiesl