The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

TAs DaEsA DavUrcs Cas- &C Cnas>
Fr OascAoo yuns Z, 49,
ne answsr Of ne defendant 10 Tie COMPLIANT n th,s
cass alsd 10 day. The document i vsry isnrsky
oae fhs following ere NJ chief pslnts:-rhs aaswsr
adnfs Tie marriage - Albany In lsls, &C.; dsaiss
criminal nisrcourss; says secnoaom Il tms aad plaos
arc vague and indeanise nrss became sequanGsd with
Mr. Burch Il Albany, in 1872 where Mr. Burch Was clerk
IN bank he came TO Chicago with limited means, and
started bank Mrs. Burch has siacs ascertaiaed that
Ar burch took pains TO ascerain her pccuniary ccan
ssances Ms Burch 1t the time nvag In the family
or Erastus Corning Mr. Corning and friends assisted Mr.
Burch pecuniarly In 1855 Misunderstanding arose b.
tween Mr. Corning and friends and Mr. Burch whom the
latter commenced III treating hsr, ussg grossly insutng
language, which be sought 70 conceal from the public By
being always kind and attentive when others present
he refused 70 give her money for family sxpsnss First
met Mr. Stuart In 1859, u party u the Trenoat House.
W. introduced 70 Mr.. Burch who expressed the highest
regard for Mr. Stuart until dihcuy IN business matters
arose. Net Mr.. Stuart several times Afterwards n divers
places. At one tina Mr.. and Mrs. Burch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart dined At the house Of Hon Stephen A. Doug
as Afterwards Mr. Stuart called At her resdsnoe and
saw Mrs. Burch alone. Mr.. FarnAm called. Mrs..
b sent word that she was engaged and would
mot - him. Inc only liberty NJ. Stuart ever took
was taking Mr.. Burch by the arm. Far some triqial
matter NJ. saart discontinued his visits for some time
Did not call again untn the fah OF 1852 when
her husband was present Says that In July, 1859,
hr. Burch made IN appointment 10 meet young lady st
Saratoga, and was worry attsstive 70 her while there
Said LADY was formerly very intimate with Mrs. Burch,
but assr above Discontinued intimacy Burch proposed
young lady Imputed dshonorabe motives TO Stuart and
and one Burrel with Mr.. Burch Nr. Burch kissed the
young lady when she left, ct the same tina treating
hs wife coldly Mr.. Carlisle Boyd, teacher in
Sunday school with Mrs Burca, was intimate with
the family, and a tho request Of complainant
Mrs Burch made him present Of \ smoking cap and
ring complainant was continually writing letters to the
Aforesaid young lady At Little Falls and receiving replies
on the 7,h Of January, 1860, complainant commenced
binding fault with defendant about trhing matters,
cusipg her Of much intimacy with Ill Of Aforesaid par
ties things went on more smoothly until the l4sa Of
January when be asked her 70 sign confesson went to
,hurch together that day, slspt In bed at night
he refused to do anything until she could send
or her uncle, Erastus Corning; he gah nothing
Sould be done until Mr.. Corning came. On Monday,
January &c. he compelled her to sign confession stating
hat unless she complied he would her or tho
noue. He promised TO show the confession and
iDaly forced her 10 sign, after he had dictated every
word she continually pro es,ing that II untrue lie
ben made her sign another which defendant supposed
what she bad written, denying all the charges he
made which aser wards proved 10 be ths confession
hoh the complaint was based. He compelled her to
nowedse her guN by threat OF thrusng her Of
DOORS He tried mako her acknowledge herself guilty
It fifteen different times she would not He said he had
written 70 Mr. Corning come Chicago ami sent her
% Albany the NEXT day, not allowing her 70 see
asr children In conclusioa she enphascAlly denies
all criminal intercous with any one, and their petitions
change Of venue the ground that Mr. Bsrch,
count OF hs position undue influences over the
reople Of Cook county tho minds OF people bsg pru
duced JOHN B. VISIBLE
P.s-Tas answer cre.ses intense exc.ssnsus in the
city generally.
Metheaist Episcopal Confsrsnes.
BuuALo, June !, 1880.
In the Conference to-day, Mr.. BLAD. OF Michigan,
the Dicipne which adopted yesterday meant only
advisory As nature, not statutory that the chapter
s: sc e . :nS
he resolution wns adopted les againa6
The preamble Of the majority report was then adopted
bs qoposed restrictive rule which has been rendered
UNNECESSARY BY the rejection Of The rule
- ths Conferences = concerned
s;AoR NOM. Who vas ,, u: sasr p.sosy Calculated
s e.s saops.d Sss Ss SsSOe. sso such
business from the the tsba - IN their judgment
was consldertA the most important
ries, which wal taken up and ooaesdsrsd By hsns.
Thb oonsunsd NE rsnai.1sr o. ~ ns.niag ss.ica.
sxrn q The Msthodss Epsoopa church Of Canada, Wa
introduced 70 The Ooofsros end invited 70 ssat % the
sidsrstioa Of he Boundary oonnssss report vss ~
sumed.
agra ....sA 10 The dsntsa Gaia Oeaesveaos.
ne nsncHs vsr. :.,nSrissd sacy dsc1sd sdE.a
fnsxu = Jsdsrsos ssd I'll ~ .islas regisss fSs
Ths report on As asrnm wsrk thsa taken up, aad
DR. NAn aaAs interesting spssch IN reafea v thas
sTsss! 9 5. easa Is oscnns esrnsa oasisrsaos
NJ. rnnmx, Il Ohio. odsrsd . resolution thaa Ne
existing circunsHasoe DO nos warrant, a tAs Tn, ~
formation Of . German Osniseenos
NJ Oom 1ittse on Rsvsas WIS Instructed 70 srks out
from The Discipline the provision relating 70 thsrdinaso
ne Conference adjourned then un hAifpsst seven
O'Clock
EvRSNG SESSION.
Bshop soorr announced the order o. euanss. agrsed
upon by the bishops, ~ foaIows-Frst, the hneionl
ssnposs Il economy, and fourth, the Book ooeosrn-
10 estsblsh Mason Conference India, subject 70 tn
conditions ~ the mission conferences Africa sn'
The majority report Of the Committee on Lay Dessa
ton was then taken up.
The Chairman Mr.. Gooce believed thai nothing coua
be done win tc subscs this latc hour Of the Genie
rencs I'D moved 70 posspons The wheas sunjsc uu hs
next geneval Conference.
1he mo1ioa wns tabled.
rssoIuthn 70 subnh shs subject 70 The ARRIVAL and
quarterly Conferences for their action was oersd and die
cursed during tie remainder Of the session
Dr. Durbin and Mr. Mcoty spoke ably In fsvor Of lay
Delegation.
Adjourned NIL morning
south Carolina Democratic Convention
AUousA, June I, 1850.
The South Carolina Democratic Coavsution adjourned o.
Thursday night having nominated dslsgssion 70 Rich
mond beaded BIZ r. BArnuen Rneth ssrtct tsgt voeA
mnAe Rhetts clecton. and the majority w. seven
Rhetts friends seemed subsequently, ANXIOUS TO send
mixed delegston 10 Richmond The opposition determined