The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

,ss = me wtnees stand he thought Il only night
20 On Me- The defence bad no right 70 ~ for
The Court aid that Mr. Rrovp,p, o.,v -.s., =, s..
the matter out Of the newspaper -s'F
NJ Browning said that he wished 70 backen M ooes
ters until the proper time oame He simnv dss,ss ,nss
the affidavit be kept in tho Same custody = Tie depOsi
lions, 90 that no one could mako IL public.
Mr., Farnsworth moved to suppress 8 deuos,t,o, N.
cause the OF .he witness wss spsiisd Wsa.r Oe
instead Of oHara The Court put Oh the argument usen
now living In Mr.. Burch's family
This was 81 the action taken In thu cAse 70 day. ana
dsv referred 70 ws only entered !, poC ON .ud e AM
some means Or other secures for siosso pspsr .oS
Court win severely punish this dsobedieuce or Ns erderS
There seems TO be very little excsment about the csss
general that the case win not come 70 trial during tSs
term but nothing 10 yet decided beyond what the COURT
ordered The complainant undoubtedly wishes the trial
poponed and In spite OF legal etiquette, may yet an
adjournment on the only reasonable ground that he IL
not ready for trial The sdournment win then be grant
VIII % assigned, and no would wonder one Of the
oompanants counsel was suddenly taken sick me e-
paFub san no ". done ana well worth watching
hAPMvnIx, Nov. 10, lseo.
Arrival and Retdence Of krs BvcA-Dsscyiptsw n a.
Lady-SsmPssAy Of tie People for Her kipovssme-Sbms
Grains Of Rsmoy-kr OO,xins's LaudaSk Ob~sucs-
htrssiss Tdcts COncansns ne karssoe-&asemsss Of
Mn. BurcA-7k Part Nes Yorkey PLAY n Ais Osss-.
An Eminent BsNker Involved, &c. g.
The town has been very quiet 70 day. The Court IN
busy occupied In clearing away IL business - inst q
possible and the counsel engaged the Buroh case are
hard At work getting ready for the argument upon the
motions TO morrow
Mrs. Burch and Mr.. Corning are both located q the
residence OF Mr. Skinner, who, although not 30 SPOKEN
OF BY prejudioed Chicago journals, u, In fact, enc
OF the leading men in the town, and one
OF the wealthiest and most reputable in this
section Of the country. Without having Previously
known Mrs. Burch but satisfied Of her innocence from
the representations Of her lady friends, Mrs. skinner
pronered her hospitatics which were most gratefully
accepted Mrs. Burch il petite woman, weighing
scarcely ninety pounds; about two and thirty years
old, and said TO be not very prcposseipg in her sp-
pearance but to possess grace, sweetness and rare
genteress OF manner the result Of lnectionate
and loving disposition, which endear her to all who
know her Mrs. Skinner pretends to some knowledge Of
physsognomy, and Immediately upon seeing Mrs. Burch
she declared that abe could not have been gultythat
she was wronged woman. How rrepressbly grateful
such reception from strange lady must have been 70
Mrs Burch can be readily imagined. During the After
noon Of yesterday some Of the most prominent citizens
Of the place called TO Mrs. Burch and many have
offered their houses for the occupation OF Mr. CORNING and
his friends Mrs. Burch seems altogether crushed
by the weight Of this terrible affection, and ahe
declares that II II not for her children abe
would rather die than proceed further. In spite
Of the certificate which be induced Mrs. Burch 70
sign, Mr. Burch insists that the youngest child u NOT
his, and upon this ground viii not allow Mrs Buroh 70
see II, although the does not me 70 bc
sufficient to sustain the act OF course rumor 10 busy
and rumor must be taken 0vano salis. But rumor
says that Mr. Burch during the late campaign, Invited
Hon Mr. Evarts, Of New York. 70 dine rith him, and II
the table, In company with Rev. Mr.. Paterson, The
minister Of the church 70 which he belongs discussed
the question Of hts wfes inndelity and the Legitimacy OF
his chd-very much, OF course, to Mr. Evars surprise
But Mr. Evarts u not the only New Yorker who is
made to nsure in this Erastus Corning, Eq - 10
well known, suatans the defence Of his niece Mrs. Bureh
Mrs Burchs maiden name Turner, and Mrs. Turner
Of Albany her mother, 10 staying hero with her.
Mr. Corning only most Instantly related Mrs. Burch
She 10 his wifes sisers child That he should leave s
pressing business, and should devote ali his time and
money TO her deierce ecs general admiration, evea
from those who believe krs Burch guilty Of adultery
In TACT, Mr.. Corning has deserted his nieoe
since her marriage and IL Is sad In authentic circles that
lie made for Mr. Barch his large fortune appears that
upon Mr. Burchs marriage an Arrangement was made
BY which Mr. Corning and bis partner Gilbert Davidsou
fsq-, agreed 10 receive any moneys which Mr. Buroh
might deposit with them; TO cash his drafts on sight
and 10 pay six per cent interest for the money His con-
rection with Mr. Corning enabled him 10 obtain unnit-
ed credit Great amounts OF money were deposited with
him, and he deposited these with hears. Corning and
Gilbert As he paid Interest, received six per osnt,
and could cash his drafts sight, IL not much Won
der that he became rich. proposition from Mr. David.
10 change this mode OF business II only done
for Mrs Burchs sake, and they were nov rio, eeoueh
tn 0St Lop0 vi Ia arst
said, between Mr. and Mrs Barch and this 10 tho pecu-
mary transaction 70 which she refers In her aaswey 10
the application for divorce During The crisis large
amounts Of money were advanced by Mr. Corning TO Mr.
Burch, and lisa ridiculous instance Of the Close busi-
habits Of the latter that, when smed with
Domestic Affections he met Me- Corning Suspension
Bridge and took 10 refer o,tne OF two do
ars and my cents which had been charged axalus, him
for teesraphc despatch Of ths csasss Of bis
Win beet ibtentiorr Mr. Burch took the fouolest
possible ways OF ex)resspg that his wife 70 him
forever when, mot able 70 vat for Mr. Cornine's ar
rival, be determined TO send Mrs. surcn 70 Ne~ Yorr
be procured pot OF Anpblack and carefully erased his
pane from her uurks and whh sin lar intent hs EN-.
poytd German artist 70 paint Mrs Berchs portrait ont
Of me beautiful family group Of husband, wife child
which HeAly him. but SIN allowed the
10 bis ireros oo asost the Affair." hs uses The maj ain
guar ana hawsormti like language, exciting laughter No
the that Barch use 20 write ous her
tvstapde ers and speeches, from which he es,pef
Reat reputation 10 Cnnch oonfcrenoes and that
for newspaper fame. be sends grapes 70 the Prince or
wAies AID LADY frankin. All these thngs, ADD many
others which ANAL meotoaed matters Of oaiS
or evidence but they are 700 generally snd DO
llevcd 70 be totally unoundsd and unauthentic
on the rame Glars, perhaps The rumors carrcus 10
Chicago, that ne wspapes have been bought up by Mr.
Butch Perhaps this 10 unlikely; but " true beyond
DOUBT thai IN this not only legal political social
snd every other have bee, oyed Z, aoS tho
trial asd verdict For instance the story s credited 90
the street that " not - much the fact taat SONS
o. we eompl.inaL!s layers are engaged. in toe
fsftr stone case, Al Chicago n that Mr. Bsscb dos't
fe the jurors, add hopes 70 get better dea 90
foscay the sheriff beng poltaIy attached 70 ssne o.
the counsel vneh makes him urge postpone tho Via
W. that day know ING thai the esent jary VIII be ais
charged la morrow.
No, TO be placed smosg the rumors, however. s, wrA
buiens own ttosy IN regard 10 tbs oostessisu, sai u
would be vel " ~ could he made piblio; FIR biw
q - src circulating here and there, and very hrd
70 catch 10 the confession che says thss sslsrt
fret bad criminal inercoarse wi her tns lA<n Of
Od.ebrr, and the stoYy gree that Alb can b,