The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15


exercises. W w.
The Epecoral church In Cauada ia divided into veto an,
non Vs" pafths; thr one sne,a n,bg the right OF to
hhrois TO Rative the on Of tie Church srnots IN
oner oepy'pg such right The recert elect on Of Isy
psua o. Vue eeo AID vicinity turned upon tors pat az
onserso ex tt pent wss the result rne uon vetoss
| wore generally In u majority.
Kew Jabez Fox, Sxedenborgian bas beeu appointed
chaplain at The State prsoo at JackSoc, Michigan.
ube H. Rev Bishop Davis Of tho dioeess Of South G..
i'ps, has almost e0tey loet his ssht Iis oay no Ds
4" ny al operation for ca'aract
THE DEACON AND THE IRIsHMAN,
ne Ioowpg amusing story ID going the rouuds:-A few
.p afo Mt lrsa's, o. SSampcoot, R. l., was
le'i 10 with an Irshman sho had lately arrived in thi,
country, ana vas 10 quest of brother who before
"a. ana sesued ID some OF the dgsnss in that vicinity
pac never seen the interior OF Protestant church II
peasstt sunday morning that Brother Ingalls, Pat
who inquired the way TO the church Ingalls, was goo
ano paous man He told Pat he going church hu.
seif and invited bis new enhance ksep him
ny ,hthe place Of destination being sua,l Msth,-
DIST boDse by. There was grea. there y,
The time snd one Of the descons-xho, by the way 10
very small In sature-invted Brother Iogals 70 take
seat IN bis pew Hc accepted the invitation. aud Sait ed
ID, followed by Pat who looked in tn dod the a.tsr
&c fer he was aeaten, he turned to q oher Iugsi,s
ana 10 WHISPER, which couii be neara all around ia
'ssure, and isnt this birritick churchso
mhusn, SAID ices'ls, "n you speak loud word they
"Apd faith not word viii spske At all )" repei Pat
TIE meeting was opened With prayer bs the pastor.
Pot was eysirg him very ccsey when old gentleman,
shouted .7lory"
"Hist, 70 clear DEMON ~ rejoiued Pat with bis loud
whisper, which WIS plainly beard by the minister, be
decent, and don't make blackboard Of yourself"
The paIson grew more aud more fervect in his
groap.
"HHttt, ye backguard, have you no deaceucy At alS
10 the ribs, which caused him nearly lose bis equ
oinm Tne minister stopped, and extending his haul
a SUI picatpg maDner, sid
Brethren, we csDtOt be- disturbed in this way Will
some one put that man out ~
VS. your rvrence," shouted Pat, F." will;' and suit
rg the action the word he coared the de aeon aad 10
the laughter as,ouish ment of ali present in
cludtpg the pastor and Brother Ingalls, la dragged nun
through the asc, aud, With tremendous kick he landed
bim IN the vestibule Of the church.
Another Domestic Difficulty In the Csty.
CURIOUS CASE BEFORE JUSTICE wELsH-HILLs-
BOROUGH VERSUS CHAUNCEY.
The following extraordinary proceedings were had in
the City Ball Police Court, before Justice Welsh, on
Thursday last, the 18th inst -
Charles HiTsborough, gentleman residing at the Union
Place Hosel made complaint Of libel againet Captain
John Chauncey, United States Navy, who lately com
manded the figate Niagara her voyage Liberia with
the slaves taken from the brig Echo.
Mr. Hillsboroueh and Captain Chauncey are brothers
inaw having married two SISTERS but Mr. Hsborou ,h
Ia alleged to have obtained divorce from his wife (she
The complainant said that scandalous letter had be,
sent to him by tie Captain and other wise made pubic
about the hotel he receiving at his box Ties lay last
also boarding at the Union Place HOTEL was arrested bv
officer j. Smith, of the Police Court and brought BE-
fore Justice Welsh who permitted him to 20 on his ,roe
of honor until the examination took place.
The Captain Afterwards gave bail in the of $500 for
his appearance.
g HnlsnoRovcH ESQ., srsome days since receseda
bsss shsSss g for y 81 Is
Chauncey Who suhorzed In taking the
sSs .aS &
aid her. S s Of nv an
eence. when had left sacred chs,ge? mol
port xapds,pgs and affections Of her hns
aa sSSs city,
s %
t 10 l S Clinton ann % s
bave proof and for The leoayment Of which by
haste cOnvicon. probably Of having
advised that responsibility attaches me- under the
s ana Sns 81
PRAYED tastes Very respectfully yops Seedie NJ ;erysnt
Plaintiff and defendant appeared by counsel
Charles Hlsboroush was sworn, and tesided-
resident Of this city, 70 OF age married man,
snd resided at the Union Place Hotel without his wife,
did know where his wife resided had been acquainted
with Mrs. Chsuncey eight years. first became acquainted
then about years ase she sister Of bis wife, and
now occupies rooms at the hotel with him. she lived
with him of and on until her marriage with Capt Chaun
cey: she bas lived with bin since her marriage did not
know the exact Time Of her marriage; could not soecy
any place where Mrs Chapncey lived that he lived aso
they (Mr and Mrs. CO. had bsen married about four
Eve months when be returned to the city, aud
Clinton Place Hotel where he lived at that tme could not
say whether the Charnceys resided at the hotel ali the
%s be was absent met them at R; cha K%Da
Hotel; they had rooms On the second floor, fronting
Broa iwsy; he bad rooms on the arst foor tho
they occupied at the Union Place Hotel were the bird
floor and his next; he had occupied 1t since the
month Of October, 1861 the rooms taken for Mrs.
Chauncey and family while tho Captain sea- while
at the Clinton Place Hotel the Captain sent for him and
said that be had some trouble-he had fight with his
wife, snd had thrown inkstand at her head but ex-
time after that the Captain informed ims h he did not
want bm the dponent to pay any attentions 70 his wife,
and not to visit their rooms did not visit the again
until the Captain sent for him. which was perhaps six
weeks or two months afterward; saw Mrs. Chauncey
nearly every day during the interval sometimes in the
never rode with her IN carrsge thought she visited hs
room during tie interval menroaed she was always
companed by Of the children she did visit his
any particular tTne lad understanding with
her about her visiss informed her sf the Captains
request that he should not visit herr she might have
10 The tine A hat he y the clinton Psoe
Ho,ei; could not say whether Mss Chaunoey came to
hls room at all during the six or eight weeks did not
with about getting the Captain withdraw
his objections his deponents) visiting her. visited
away last (wiiness volunteered the expana
ton that it at Capt. Cbauncey reques Capt Chaun
cey's family and himself had cottage at Rockaway Mrs.
Cbauhcey, and daughter he Captains family he
did accompany Mrs. there; stad there or two
days. though he went up for three four days. there
other pei occupying the cottage she wrote de-
ponent letter that she there she did not, to his
nowedge write him, that she wrote TO the Cap
tain that she going to New jersey did not know that
he bad heard Capt. Chauncey making inquiries as to
where Mrs Coauncey and her boy during the nrst
ten days of his visit Rockaway to the best Of his recol
lection he left New York 10 the latter part Of August aud
MIS-. G. Ia Rockaway then; he absent until Oco.
went TO Sharon, and the captain and his family
there did rot write to Mrs c. that he would DO at Sharon
Springs q certain time; had no idea of meeting Mrs c.
there was at the Sprir SO about tro three weeks
sbcn the Captain and family came tnere the Captain
bad sas< HE boy with him 70 the Springs; there
until the 1ft Of October; tho Captain ordered to
DUNG the time he occupied rooms In the same
hotel With him; might have visited them there about two
three t,mes che was generally accompanied by
Of the children; he lett with the Captain when he
ordered and then returned to the Springs
quest Of the CAPTAIN who bad left hs family in his CHARGE
sould swear that be had not visited Mrs. Chaunceys
a there. and retur ling