New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-14
THE LATE OUTR.fGE At JONBSS
WOODS.


EXPLANATION BY THE FRIENDS OF AID GENET.
To TIE Editor Of TIE NJ y. Tribune ,...;,,, os Tho
SIR Mr. Genet and others upon tbe OCCASION - ,,'S
picnic of ST.. Marys Church Sunday .Sehoo, vSl1sa
Jones Woods While there. about1 o'clock In the even
inc thew met three ladies' With one OF these ades
were acquainted ard call ID to- them ana
the other ladies 10 them. AiHr T se,a nersoo
isff and while conversng with mis- friends, ana some
time ubse the Introduction beng arouna t h
and upon tss %v .ve bsn It least
Alter the Introduction 70 the .sd ladies' s NJ r K,,ev
q net sp 70 1 JSD. WOOD. in the with him ssd
had len the aud cu,hons belonging 70 ,ne so 10 b us
fSnnd on s0H sins hem that hey On m..s 10
curry learned tnat they we're taken away % time
Genet sight ladies' and in fact did not knob or
With thai ss hi es. and n:
iSs and h SSi then woods this
as he discovered ladies and geneu VINO was
Ds pp Of oars and wen, after and cuh
ions nearing them he found that the ade, the .as
biz oars and cushions delivered to him. and The
ladies rendered the cushions at the s%s tine Teqa.s 1s e '
na spd by the ladies' themselves TO take Of them IN his
Boz: her Up III &.
G.net rowed boat tisis for CSntaG. ssans. very
i Bs tws ds Island shore and strike Of the pon, head
Blsckwtr' Island toward Astoria for the PprpS'e q az
Conrads but short distance sbo, said twenty
words passed between him and hs LADY dE az III. n. es;
boat singing and he Joined in Nth them and asP
al Conrsds Garden went up to The house rcs will
upon .toOp and enjoyed at Gspss s, sOn some re-
at least dozen twenty ladies Of ohes parties sitting I'D
Two Of be ladies now left of their accord and went
down 70 the platform dance there being pail going that
eyepns three four hundred people arc nd there all
the time beside DOZEN policemen In art ndanee
upon the platform the stoop and around the house The
seemed pleased and DESTROYS Of staying snd enjoying the
selves He urged them the necessity Of leaving It was
letting they 3 AND wh and sas pS
garden kept by German named Hedinser The ladies' ex
asIi.S py snse They vent to The
and Of them c0n s sna out
take tho Second avenue which by During all
twenty people around other than these ladies' and her friends
After leaving they walked up street 70 the corner
Of Second svenue where STOOD two policemen not over ne
The ladies' then wished the opposite
sequed They went over and stood pPon the ct op and
s st IN M Ws w .npn ne s
went the other end of the stoop and sat down ~
verson No drinking Of any kind took place at Mr. Csahsn
Finally they left and took the cars This was the last ne saw o.
three policemen standing upon the opposite corner
MI Genet utterly denies making Of the offensive or insult
remarks to the ladies at any time OF in any snner
asmputed against him in statement in the Head TR,BuYx
history Of this unfortunate He introduced himself
to the ladies the friend Mr. Kersan nor made say remarks
dsbies that they on bO.d Of s yacht or any other
island whatever there any indgy insult offered to
them his presence No conversation ~heve, took place pc
ss Aforesaid nor did either Of the ladies reqe, him
put he shore time daring the passage as she lad
any made to him about baby whs;eyer lie denies
there coercion used make the ladies sing ink
tsn they tpssed any gcpostlSSa %.ds
ey S. that he sVeT in.Issed them 70 any
son that be horse yacht and had plenty Of money
denie that he ie the city the De1t day on the
ssy that be down in and around the City Hall attending to
the evening previous the %th OF July when with fifteen
of hi. friends he went on an excursion up he Sound In
TUNED on the Saturday following He dscam having had any
ss .ts. to take Nor I'D h
gusge which TO them might zee 0densye moth ing
yacht was lot In the river during the day but the contrary
the Sound under the charge ofCspt Gibson with parry
begs leave to refer to the proprietor OF the several hotels or
gardens sbove and 70 the oSs nd as ] sSSs
company the ladies' there shadow OF improperly In the
conduct Of any OF them
IfMr. Genet had not committed the offsnses charged,
why did he not cause Mr.. Keriesu to be arrested
And if he was not in the wrong, why did he send his
friends to Kerrigan with offers of apology for hs mis-
conduct! At the urgent solicitation Of those friends
Mr. Kerrgan consented to let the matter drop, provd
ed Genet made sufficient and satisfactory apology to
bis sister, Mrs. Fox. Mr.. Genet, yesterday in con-
formity with this arrangement forwarded the two let
tiers annexed 10 that lady:
NPw-YoRE, July IL 1850
MRs MARY Fox-Mv dear Madam address you this note
apology any ofense Of ofense enter
tain against me and sucer-y hope you win regard
nest evidence Of my respect for and discsnng any In
tention at any time TO insult or offend you. - -
With respect remain yours HENRY w GENET.
NEw.YoRK J1ly IL, 1860
Mrs MARY Fox-My dear kddd For oil causes Of oense
entertain against hops will rec7e this
snceTe apology. With respect, reGsin, yours
HENRY w. GENET
DARING ATIENPT AT BUR0LARY.-AbOnt one