New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-20


of the Young men who threw feathers from the La
FARCE House upon the crowd in the street on the day OF
the Princes procession The statement intended to be
made was that Charles C. Doolittle and Samuel f.
Iounsberry, clerks ruth Benjamin F. Cook, were the
offending parties The mistake WAS merely clerical
one but needs nevertheless to be corrected Mr. Cook
il respectable merchant, and not at all likely AZ all
his friends know, to engage in any such boy play
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-NOy Is-Before
Judge Shpnan.
OF GRIM. con.
Oryile II. Brown sg. Charles NJ Davidson:
Tiis il an unusual case to come before this Court
The action for Grim. Mr. Truman smith counsel io the
nsipg opeped the case in behalf Of his client He said that
The plaintiff was formerly resident Of Boston and the defend
ant was merchant In this city This was an action ne s1io
ss sn5 gsaSy man Ri. Client was respectable and he
had the good III fortune to be poor man: Ia asIcn
his client married to beautiful but poor gf named Aae
laide Valpe daughter Of Capt. Vslpe ,.La
The lady lost her mother at an early age and heL % pe h
necessarily absent from home could not bestow much e On L
culture the time of their marriage the pantr mad orotr
who kept saloon in Boston and employed PLAINTIFFS aanDy
Ii would be said have been ndsceet for this young couple TO
be married such small but that did not enter INTO as
yded with boarding place and the ady wardrobe not being
extensive by h assistance she gas enabled 70 max WI
had for dress After residing with her brother and
finding that could provide FOR her he ought 90 she per
ueded him to go 70 the West and 70 eay ne n care o.
brother until he cher husband could establish mmsen 10 o
pc able 70 PROVIDE vI CyHiiVih
He did So and in one Of the Western cite, he opened saloon
which Welded him Of $50 month An older SIS
ter of this man married named Maoney ne deter
mined 10 break up this marriage and AFTER the lady had re-
into the family OF Maoney where she continued to reside until
the occurred upon which TINS su was based lbe Ps
replies with exception and after plaintiff receiseda
letter om Maloney stating hat De would not eo1 mn 20 NV,
breaking up his bushes At ses ana b IL s 4a b e
% Naopey would kick him Of the house Shortly after
This Maouey induced her leave his home aud to reside IN
Do, II va, her. tha he becsp acquainted with the defend
ant through biz wife formerly "a Mis- Latin and the mother Of
Mr. Dawson excellent lady was in the habit Of visiting the
house Of MIR Webb weeIe rss1 called s and he Ws
with the beauty gnd srtes aPesranee Of the Young lady
biought her letter inelosng 81 bil inviting her to visit
Tsyor saloon and see gentleman no desired % & n
idea M McChristy WHOM Mr. Brown communicated the
contents hi insulting letter informing him that she
led ma sing him for advice lie said the ought to be
punished and they arranged that she should the saloon
while he obtained the services Of policeman MI Met ersy
syed outside short time and al length entered and found
sdy End the defendant sitting costly together IN earnest
told him there was no for his ur,nsf s'TRd
the commencement OF The acqusntanee, ana 'hsn YIN,
sy finding necessary return 70 Boston wrote TO her nus
nm bame He cent her 500 and subsequently ~
With this she paid her board and returned 20 Boston After
& Cling her to come again NewYoA She then enreaed
her to consent separation as she bad taend IN the
cuuae and then they could i've together agan rms
young couple then went 20 ad o onv e fo
bed and board She then came mere ana e INTO the
hnd Of defendant who took her the Bandreth House where
,e boarded greet expense for three months In reply 10 her
rena the expense be always told her h had plenty Of
money. 49,. III. h.. g. r..
Twenty sixth street where e lived from June 70 October
is5q When he removed her te isrge House Here be
visited her her uncle aad IN fifteen day. her Dill united to
80 30 From this place he removed het 60 No rs reek
street It'll visiting her ss her nnce About tms tli1e shs
became sequanied with Elliot to Tho she So mn ,d
and advised her TO return 10 her nasoshd ana ar tn
article -eparaiion which he followed and het creed
to live 0sre gain Eat thu was not Of long dnuo aud
he rs.uued o. th city. She hid eober coveriion wiz
Elliott and be under r ides that The detet eod De con
f. s E, b, I'VE br 10 msr clii n which de-
Pendant the hr hi "seut TOOK p1ce ~ me th Of
.erf.d her borrowed from Elliott 500 or 5000
Ar thst She broke uP he establishment 81 or Lee sa W.
arc informed end she agein resumed her relation
Wh Dayidou West Niuetsenth street her own brother
v I'm hi, M aud family being under the oof Last Sum
mr would be- proven they Fordhsn Davidson passing
engineer the railroad whose aVoceions qua nor pli
occasionally The counsel concluded by ina, DC had gwen
the sutnes Of . extraordinary II he proved TO the sat
o M tbe ir iba ateteuts had made. he would ask
for verdict commensurate With the wrong and the expenses
Rober McChrty testified that in 1851 he boarded Mr.
Webbs Nc 10 Yok street Brooklyni knew lady "ho came
three inches hgous Of the oes looking women ne eyer "a"
witness fell dead in love with her on ne Ign OF reoasl
s 10 LII, ., ~ Y,o, sanper saloon at GER ain nour
~ sr Nice he sane tvTodolar bin in it it appears
after she received the fret letter she made some answer to
Il. and returned the bill ~,
Nj smith read subpoena the defendants commanding them
HE defdsrt' coqu. e objected Mr. Smith urged ths the
letter. he produced it the rth OF the paintn nsye
them read He could that the dsendant aded o ms
conduct tina; be the letter he letters
Of seduction in the possession Of the defendant, M
Nitoss connued-He went 10 Taylors saloon vain hef
tool ahead her and took policeman Win NM me
said N II somebody she md not kno" she woad nave nm
arrested entered the saloon end be pointed her out 70 the
officer witness waited half hour and then sad to tue ont
he would in ard aha. was the matter "enl oa 20
within three sea her there In the saloon at the
time except her and gentleman and the WATERS ne "s
stout man ard side whskeEs ne ~es pretty goou
man should Judge he Of about % deerdant
witness g. Court week last Inursdhy and shook
hands with him believed him 10 be the same man whom
with the persou aud told him al night and he would De
home IN half hour this about s. witness lett the and
sb- POT home about O'Clock.
they in the beck part Of the upper saloon ana
deep Conversation she cenl 70 iin eooa NJ ~ I
he'd down asked her If she would 90 WIN mn
smoke In An ordinary q voice violent storm
that afternoon showing and damp this was the lEh Of feorqaI
the gas va liz when be ei the saloon GOT theie aoou ocA
lie auy-doou AFTER she spoke to witness al noon about com
Ing over T. wa hen be came home TO dinner; Mr. b. lisa
Del Sergeant agreed marry hm there were matrimonial en-
ssg'aens between them TINS Wa oeo'e hr' ihe'N" WIN
Dayidsou 40 TayoT's
Thi. OBJECTED by opposite counsel but objection subs
quently withdrawn.
The Cour announced recess OF minutes aer charging
the jury 10 listen conversation on the case
Mr. hcChnsiie's examination Iesumed-l wa aOou,
two weeks before this meeting In Tsyi0rs tAs We were
10 BE- married she then ed single oman ne Wa u m
cOupsny every night, except when ne was apeHt ~
FARMS witness sometimes three nighis III "ceA
lugeu made Tor the wedding tJ wee 20 % ns.
ned on the 10Th Of February TIL was twodAy
irg IN Tayiors the eugageneni wa oroAei gu, =, AZ
thing the way a. the character or behavior OF Sn- D.
while che was al Mi Wobbs the night alter the meet
H. ID Tlyors that she told witnes. she A.
and that The she had n Taylors was her husband
nv o. III Broxu was the next witness ale = man AZ
Ieniy about thirty OF age somew hai s~ay ooAhs