New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

The ELoPEspSr OF A WoaAS WITH MISIsrER
ADDITIONAL PsRrrcuLARs.-G, vii be recoIls,ted
that short time s,pcs = Published the account OF
the ,lopemet. Of the Rev. James Hsu'ord OF
Texas" alias Rev. G. W. Godfrey Of New York.
with youpe and fascinating married woman, " Mrs.
Dariel T. Schle-," alias Mary Ann Dyke. II appears
that Mr.. Dyke left her home at Cansia West JON
her husband g. Syrscose, where he han ob,sped EN-
pigment a. a telegraph operator. Mrs Dyke VA 10
meet him at Lock port. but she went 10 Suspension
Bridge, and assuming the name OF " Mr.. Daaiel T..
sickes.' took up her quarters a, house of III
fame. Here she the suns star, and her naiurA
graces of manner and person, and distinguished
Dsue, drew around her many admirers, ooe OF
whom vas the gentleman who style, bimset
The Rev. James w. Hartford # rexss." An
eopensn: was the result, and the reverend geot!e-
and lady remained day at the Adams House
in Albany, where they were found the following day
by the husband, who erdesvored 10 induce his wife
20 return She refused DO Tlis led 20 an angry
dispute ard finally resulted in the arrest OF d. he and
his wife for dsorcerly conduct. A. the Court the so
msn consented Ia return home with her husband, out
after ressIpg her liberty went to the stesnooM
Isndirg FOR the purpose of proceeding to NeS-fotk
Dyke end. svo,ed 10 prevail upon Der To return ~ih
HIM, but being unsuccessful he forciby thrust her
into 8 carrsge. The Jenu, bowev-r, declined to
drive q until he had received the fare; but Dy k-s
fumes were exhausted and be was unsbls to satisfy
the demand. An oftcer here iuterposed and
caused the parties to BE- taken 20 The
Station. House, where they remained over nigOt
in separate cells. The next day they were again ho-
er,ted, on the fst full promise of the woman to ac-
company her husband home During he day, Mrs.
DYKE managed to give her husband the slip aud AZ
M hv rsiroat IN i,in her
erend frie d. After ting room at the Girsri House
ard registering an assumed name, Mrs. Dyke pro-
ceeoed 10 house Leroy street and inquired for the
Rev. Mr.. Godfrey The lsdy replied that her son-in
law had gone to call friend in Fifth av-nie Mr..
DYKE expressed some surprise at the tact that her
friend wac married, when she informed that his
wife was dead Being DESTROYS to Mr.. Godfrey at
the earliest moment she was invited into the house,
and soon after Mr Godfrey mace his appearance, aud
the two held q CONSULTATION Shortly after she had
left and Mr.. G. had also gone out, the husband DYKE
made his app. arsnce in arch of DIS truan wife, He
related his grievances TO the lady OF the house saying
Il az he loved his wife very much, but since ne had
acertaped her true character he only DESTROYS of
restoring the fral to her parents He then left
With the understanding thar be would call again IN the
evening. Mr.. Godfrey shortly alter agaia male his
Appearance spd at caused the trunks belonging
10 Mrs DYKE, which he mad brought with him from
Albany, to be removed tor fear Of unpleasant results
should they b. found in his possession. Dyke was
uns uccessiu in ganng tidings of his wife, and was
finally forced to give up the search.
TIE Row Mr. Godfrey was ordained at Trinity
(Epcops Church, in this city, during the latter part
of last Winter and after received call TO assume
tie pastorsl charge Of Episcopal chucp at Calves
ton Te1ss. At the time Of the adventure be was on
his return 20 New.York, having resigned on the
alleged ground tuat the congregation did not pay
him. but it is urmised that there were other reasons
for his departure. Mr. Godfrey has been twice ~id-
over having married Tie sister of his first wife early
last Spring about four mohths after he had become q
widower. The second wife died about two mouths
subsequent to the marriage. The Rev. Mr. Godfreyot'
cist.d at the Episcopal Church IN Railway, N. j. on
the following Sabbath after the occurrences above
related.