New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

nrw yoaE CORRESPONDENCE.

New York, New I'll ls6a ,
Mon chez Colonel IF you vii recall 70 your 70
cgslecton shs celebrated case Of Bardell ~. Fick
wfSk, You viii remember tiat Messfs. Doason :
Regg acted in al Z uncommon handsome manner
by the pgaintiif, and agreed net tc charge her
penny unless they got IL out Of Mr. Pickwick. Ins
csss Il Brown rs. Dawson, now on TRIAL - me v
s.. Circuit Court here. reminds me very much o
shat If Baraeil Us. Pickwick. Brown halls from
Bssfon. He was employed II q respectable res
saaTant II tie modern Athens. While engaged n
thc pr0sss1 business Of serving out ]" roast beet
saye' lisf gsas pIIlln, hard and dough nuts
oF lhe haisshel, Brown experienced the passion Of
M, Tale hay shot his arrow straight through
Browns tendsr-Ioin, and laid him out fiat at the
feet Il his eharmer, gushing young Thing Of
sesentecn, Adelaide Valpe by name Y APES pese
folierea tie sea-, for living, and didn't make q
very good one out of The briny, 50 ne oouldn give
AileIn5de Ill lie fashionable accomplishments and
V f,.rlssues which are considered necessary for
ponns ladies of tho present day. Bat she was q
remarkably beautiful girl. brunette Of the hru-
Dsttss. md could speak any language with her
splendid eyes. Brown 7 sat up to Calypso mat
fsr 81 tree months, and then they were married in
dus fornn. The happy, happy pair went TO live
4 ever the restaurant Y and their wedding anthem
was sung by the spits in the kitchen, accomp
bg the rafting of plates ana the ciatter Of knives
and forks.
Now Ne come to the second act Of the comedy.
sIt the oId story.
Love over restaurant, poverty comes in at the
front dcbr. love gees cut the back way,
Mrs. Brown, singularly enough, was fond Of good
cloihes His. Brown was anxious for s. harnesso
of ths most gorgeous extent, and II unlimted
quantities. Brown was continually troubled with
thc shorts p and Mrs. Brown saw that Il some
thing VA not done, she would have to wear calico
all her life, and perhaps be obliged 70 = take IN
washing, 7, as her sister who was married io one
MaIoney Crown sssse ,aoir, did. Mrs Brown re-
solved on oosp etat, and executed it with Napo-
leonic precision and celebrity. Four months after
marriage she suggested to Brown that temporary
separation would be good thing to do. Let US, Z
le light of my soul, let us live apart for
syear 81 two or three. You can go cut West and
make much money BY feeding the Wolverines, who
never have thing t to eat; and + well, I'll take
care of myself, You needn't bother your dear
stppid Little head about ysur duck Only look out
for your customera' green peas, and my chase
Tsll nut be a wild goose one.
II spnsaTz, from Browns testimony, that owing /
to Maioney, who was mixed up in the matter in I
some mysterious way, and who wanted to keep
sfgs Brown away from her husband, he was com
pslied reluctantly to accept this remarkable pro-
position. Brown departed for Iowa, where he was
5000 in the receipt Of the immense sum Of $50 per
month His wife went to live with the Maloneys,
staid with them for while, and then put out for
New York. Brown did not leave any funds when
he went away bat some time afterwards he sent to
lsis wife the agnlfcent sum Of IS. Returning from
lewa, after an absence Of 4 year OF more, you can
picture to yoaEsel gentlemen Of the jury the grief,
despair agony and maddening anguish of the
Ejsaint when he found shat his wife had dropped
tie name ef Brown, put oa the dignity Of Inatron
assumed the sosnsile de gasr1's of Isabella Ser
jsant. and became the victim Of the arts of the
dsisfslais ~ portls man, man Of 10 or there
asausss hs oe occupation MASTER baker and grinder
Of flour man with goatee > gallant, gay Lo-
thssio. weighing matter Of two hundred pounds,
lse The same more or less.
This sIit ii brought gentlemen, BY the lacerated
Brown, who charges that the defendant has se-
Iused Mrs! Blown from the paths of virtue; and
Brown y1Vi. = jury Of his peers, some of you,
ssesslaaa husbands, many bHethsFs, all undoubt-
sdlg sons, ID givs him good round damages.
This Is the case which Mr. Truman Smith and !
saether good lawyer took into court The plain
u,
appears had several other friends besides Davi-
on. Her frst meeting with him is described in |
be evidence Of q man named Christy, who board :
q With tls cIlarlner ID Brooklyn. christy was
that might be called spooney on Mrs. B. Christy
wears that he dead in love with her, that she
as I'LL hsiiisonaest woman lie ever Raw in his life
nd that not knowing she was already married, 4
8 had z popped, . and had been accepted All J,
scpfding to one Of Browns own witnesses, she en-
ID lived Al Fort Lee with q middleaged, stout h
entlenan tthey always the wietimsl Of the = !.
snle 81 Elliott. According to Chfistyi she was III
.eking employment according to appearances, an
10 was playing With chriaty, and waiting for ha
adgeoD. He eame-the wicked defendant ap- re-
cared upon tlle scene. The W. d. sent the fair & =
abela nate, requesting her to meet him at Tay- ha
rs aaIoon alid he would put her in way to find he
cfative employment. The first letter was re-
rea ID Tie llester in human shape. But the NJ. of
s. remembered the cid adage, Faint heart,'' IN
d, and the other g
llse golden bullet baiteFa II down II
id 90 enclosed IN his nexl letter 50 note. VI
Mrs Brnwn saccumbed TO Chemical, and went
son vsry stormy afternoon To TayIor's. where
e was to meet Dawson, whom she would know y y
bis rcrnantc attitude--his cheek resting upon D,
i left hand and . white handkerchief appearing III
,ove The pocket hole Ii hs breast typical Of the We
risyo his Intentions and the warmth Of his pas ~
ms. Mrs. Brown let me tell you, was very in M
gnaut about Dawson. She took Ghriaty along op
I'll her as body guard, and Christy was to wait se
sssde and be ready with policeman in case H. H.
zSison turned ont to be stranger 10 Mrs. b. or sol
ade any improper oYertures to her Poor Ghfisty ths
aitsd ont in the cold an hour or more until he be-
b to freeze and to smell mice at the same time.
en he went into the saloon, and while warming y, y.
toes, saw that his Isabella was on the best sa
ms with the stout gentleman. The next day eat
1hslla told GIsristy she was Il married woman, M
4 gave him his general ticket of leave. e r.
appears 70 me that had been Christy the
ould have kept my head shut ON this subject.
It 'tis better Is it Is Christy has relieved his
na, ana we have one Of the richest comedy NJ
ots ever known That lively writer, Mrs Aphra ~
.hri, oauld' mt do better one. non
The aenouenlent is dramatic, as Il ought to be nes
3 Brown goes % ya ii Twenty fifth street, has ally
;hid the exact image Of DaFiscn,', Is after ala
fds abandoned by him, il reconciled to her us bea
nd e for the purposes OF the suit p and now Da See
on + brought before the bar Of offended justice