New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

~. Cur AeAissr HEysAs-Mr %. b. Taylor,
,l for The plaintiff in the suit against the Benieia
- claim for board fer MRS. Ada I. NJ Keenan,,
$50 Z. 70 be underwood that admissions of any
n relation to the case have been viii be granted
NV him and shat the caase win be tried fully upon is
,ner;ts early in November. Brs. MeDken writes, III
,ecard TO her case, as follows:
TO tie Essss, If he " Y T'Isaas
SIN Ny attention yesterday called to the report u "
CO.. pspdSs u Ms,hess ~ iu eeDAn and in pls iastiee
20 p,e ee eopsned to ssk you TO permit me 70 say ae"
ss ss t %e knew or that an action for the
recovery Of debt In which name uniooossiy sna
Ise SssrsSns in1ecss part q him who
tends 10 III the responsible Office Of an advocate 0u' P"0'S
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'o Ii had tie opportunity Of reply hep not fear the sua.
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on even the possibility Of disc answersug for myself
have 70 sss ssS sesa the public through ysp
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snd the truth :. the 0s sRs II T.;i ,.,oa
know ga can depend ca my cOu1tryment 70 Judge me
Time ssa patience are al Che are needed foT the triumph Of
truth s-s justice. -,
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xoA Hs' fsaHcs MENKEN KEENAN,.
S<ae- York, ieth' me, 10th d., 1850
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me oa.e vii be TIED in the esy Of next
month wbn q. fullest Investigation wI 10 % gSs.
<oeason in'0"e'' Az ''A' nun A. l. NJ II.
ApAH IsAAcs MESKES IN MORE TRoUBLE'-aoou'
9ocloct on Saturday evening" the iuhabitants OF tne
neieuSorbood Of Broadway End Spring street were
throva into a great commotion by loud cries OF
~Wa.ch D +" Murder" &C., proceeding from the upper
v,-v window of the large brown-sone-front building
o, The northeast corner of Broadway and Spring
street. In few minutes there were not less than I'VE
kundred people gathered about the house, while the
roHce were running in every direction and the crowd
chasing Them eagerly inquiring what was the matter.
Presently srush was made for the sidedoor on Spring
street, and upon reaching the top floor it was dis
covered that fIanticay jealous woman, the wife OF
one of the reporters of The Herald had been making
sayaqe attack on the brilliant actress, and gushing
poetess, Mrs. Adah Isaacs Menken Heenan. The po-
ice arrested the lady and her husband and took them
10 the Fourteenth Ward Station House. where the fol-
lowing facts were elected: 1t appears that the re-
porter aforesaid WHO'S tall South American Spaniard,
of very olive complexion had been in the habit of
calling on Mrs. Menken or Keenan, as he alleges,
profe ssonally but as his wife alleges, not That the
fact of these visits coming to the Of the reporters
wife she determined to A." spot" her truant las she
presumed husband, and accordingly, in company
with female friend, wen. to the prem
ises before mentioned, which, be it known, is
l. e - ax
month. Upon ringing the bsl, she was answered by
the housekeeper and inquiries instituted as to the
engaging of some rooms. The housekeepsr hereupon
took the ladies up stairs aud showed them several
rooms Of which seemed to suit but, economy be-
ing the great object the unsuspecog housekaeper kept
takiOg them up story after story as the rooms be-
came cheaper until the Top ives gained, when the Ia
dies halted, and inqurng If Mrs. Heenan did not live
that floor, the woman very innocsny replied in the
affirmative and pointed TO the door Of the room. In
an instsnt before the housekeeper could understand
what she at, her eye applied to the keyhole,
and In another, with one bound she was ia the room
pitching into the fair Adsh like gress. Neither her
husband, who was there, others who ran into the
apartment could for some moments mako her let go
her hold, and the uxuriant locks of the fascinating
MeDken were in consequence torn out by handfals.
Upon arriving at the Station.House the repor er,
who was now becoming somewhat lvid with excite
meut commenced a Wild incoherent, sjointed, and
not very argumenaye psroraon before the Sergeant.
He wished to know whether 'if he was in hell argued
that he was devil ?" Because he twas IN kennel,
could he be called dog" The reasoning was logical
enough but the comparisons were certainly not COM
plimentary 10 the Lady he had called upon The gentle
man then went to state that be called Mrs. Hee
IN the capacity of shorthand reporter, to take
down a statement which he intended to publish In TIE
Herald iDasmuch the lady had been greatly wronged
by the press generally"
Reporters uje (triumphanty)-"Di Did it require six
or eight visits to take this statement
Reporter-"I have never been there but three
times"
r. W." You have-you know you havei you've
been in the habit Of going there, and can prove
Sergeant-Sienee
Reporter" Oh, know the law, the whole law,
the criminal law, the civil law, and all other laws
You can't tell me anything about law at all"
Mrs. Heenan to the Sergeant-I thought this to be
q gentleman Rsporter-I am gentleman and that
he was single man. / did not know this woman at
all. Don't think ever saw her before.
Al this stage oftbe proceeding the housekeeper, who
happened to he French woman, came 10 to give her
testimony. She said pointing to the accused lady and
her friend Dis lady aud dis lady to me to hire
room; dis lady cay I'm poor woman, / want to hire
room. She look at room, but dey are too dear. She
10 higher up. She say you kind if you please let
me see room for four doare. to do top and she
say Have you not ladye by name Heeney in die
houser say yes, in dat room; che go right up aud
reak thvo, de kevhole I saw Good ladye do not do