The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

This occurred on the 10Th Of July, 1854 The uncer
ainty Of tho required for passage q trading vssses
such as This which write, wi fear, cause much
ssss ' not & ~ sense sfi psy
say n ~ he violation q al lie most sacred Ties
Of M God knows that feel It deeply and avfuly:
have debated long and ss1o@ my own n %%a whether
c.n never heal; but, feeling - ] do severely,
that suspense 10 the cruelest Of AL condhsous-shat
a.. esr sr,s ev AND that this sad avowa all can
do-an the reparation can make-i nave poem mducea
for these reasons 70 write AZ nts~sns
Envlsh saor 10 whom had shown some kindness IN tne
far Off and almost savage land, N when nave .esaeo
for tho last wear has promised TO convey this letter 70
some Enronean seaport and mail there He also mas
10 get the wo deaths advertseo IN some x
lsh American newspaper 50 .os. ~ o ssv s ra~sn
never reaches you, heS Lrienus may wv always A
nov thnk best 10 address this TO the most PROBABLE
person can think Of know your prese.. .-S. aoodo
mean your father, where he II some Of your brothers
in Wisconsin will se most likely 10 find it, as shall
close him. with urgent request that he will send 70
you, wherever you may be- But must ever remain IN
uncertainty as to whether il reaches you indeed,
whether you the land of the living As to my own
family and former friends have no wish TO recall myself
10 their memory. And TO poor Us outraged parents 90
If this ever meets your eyes, let me beg Of you be-
leve that however much have outraged your feelings
your high moral worth, and your integrity and goodness
Of heart and the btterest reflection have ever been
feel thus has been the anguish and regret OF
having forfeited your former good opinion forever; and
the ruin have brought upon ALL and the tate that
has fallen to me by the DEGREES Of just Providence
comes heavier and more dreadful 70 my prospect OF the
future.
Painful all this and however disastrous TO me, can
not feel at rest until done what little remains in
my power and when this packet leaves my hands shall
have discharged the last sad and melancholy duty Inow
suffer only from feelings Of remorse and oghted nope IN
thut in afartl n
add no more and all can Or could say may only disgust
you the more towards me-
For obvious reasons it is not, and cannot be, my pur
pose to speak Of any details particulars as TO the past
the future, indeed OF myself, in any way trust
you may never hear from me again, and only wish TO
hope your future life may afford you, even YET less oil
anguish than the past few years. If my life depends upon
my present health, my limited means, my memory
must be botied out very soon But yet remain, hum6y,
your unworthy, HARLOW CASE
AN ELopEMEHr AFFAIR AMcABIY SErTLED.-The
parties whom referred yesterday morning, as hav
ing eloped from Cleveland traced out yesterday by
Lieutenant Small, and conveyed 10 the Hammond street
station where the runaway husband was confronted with
the wife, who had come in pursuit. and the daughter with
her father. The man. whose name is Robert Holey, was
arrested at an intelligence office, where he was IN pursuit
Of situation. When he left home he sexton of one
OF the Cleveland churches and according to the grPs
story the sacred character of tie place was desecra,ed
without shame in the Of this unholy woolng Ho
ley is the father Of quite family Of children. The part
ner in his eopement is named Rebecca Rugner, who
when arrested here, at work a domestic in a
boarding house. She manifested particular remorse
being confronted with her father, who had come IN
pursuit of his errDg daughter but regarded the inter
ference disagreeable because Of the prospective
separation from her paramour. After the parties
taken the station house, amicabe arrangement was
made all round The guilty husband consented TO return
with his wife, who aniabe than most wives under
similar circumstances took him again to her home, NOT
to her heart The father took the daughter under his
care and the whole party left for Cleveland together on
the evening train yesterday There disposition on
the part either the father the wife to institute legal
proceedings and the whole matter will probably be
altogether.
about the coolest exhibition Of detected fraity and
the most easily patched up that we have had occasion to
ELorEMENT-Th Plattsburg IN. " Express gives
the particulars OF elopement which recently came of
in that county residing ut Scioa, by the name of
Lexoe, recently married. missed his wife on Monday,
10th it and nqurng learned she had taken the
north in company with young man, whom, it seems
she was willing to bestow part OF her affections. The
disconsoate husband learned Also that the abscondng
party intended to convey the dea that they going
Canada, but really were to return by the three O'Clock
train aud go SOUTH When the train reached the Scioa
station Lezote made bold push for his wife, whom he
found costly seated in the beside her lover doubt
less anticipating breakers ahead TO the enjoyment
Of "ride upon rail and seizng her around tho waist
compelled her by man force TO leave the car and damp
here occurred he insisting that she should go home
with him, and she expressing desire and determination
and the OF neghbos sho reluctantly returned
with her husband Determined not 70 ''gve IL up So
she has again absconded and will doubtless use little
NOR" caution than she did in the first instance.
ELoPrMENr AT SPRINGFIELD, ILL.-The Spring
field correspondent Of the Evening Journal says-The
upper circles Of society in the State capital are in
feversh state Of excitement in consequence Of eope
ment in high fe,'' which occurred here last night Mr.
R. Rdgely, son Of IN eminent and wealthy Springfield
banker, disappeared last evening in company with a
young girl only about fifteen years Of age The gentle
man leaves accomplished young wife and two interest.
ing children AS coinciden of his fight, about s27 900
Of money has disappeared from the bank Of his father
which Mr.. Ridgey was employed.