, 1862-05-06

I1I1HEu QJpEEQ LII NHxlOAA41p OAb AAA AtAeA A4ot !
gfrength 10 remove it oyc. the joint, He said
he wanted his will written, and that I should
M. Stebbins then entered into statement
Of this his last sad duty to the deceased, aud
Of the affecting incidents Of his last moments
Judge Gookins said. "There is doubtless
desire on the part OF the intimate friends Of
the deceased that proper testimony should be |
given in respect to Mr. Haven's Christian =!
character. Mr. Herbert is member Of the |
same communion, and with the view indicated, !
I more that he be added to the Committee on
Resolutions.'' Carried.
REMARKS OF JUDGE z. S. WILSON.
I feel as If it we're my duty to say one word
about our deceased friend ] am SO fall that |
can SAT but word. In the close relations |
hare occupied towards Mr.. Haven for the Last
six years. have always found him ta!th3a1 |
ty, and while he prosecuted parties that he be- |
jieyed the public good required to be prose- |
cutcd, with great energy aud Flgor, l have
never known an officer who was more ready
those who had committed crime, drawn into
l., perhaps, from misfortune Of various kinds.
He was never cowed from doing his duty by
power, and never failed to extend that sympa-
thy that wss due to the unfortunate; and, in
f,ct, + have never known q man who was,
more than he, guided BY conscientiousness in
Ill that pertained to his duty as q public Off
Ger. OF course my relations with him were
Of the most confidential character. proba-
hly knew him as well as any man in Chicago.
for the first time that I had seen him, made
up my mind lis time WIS short for this world.
His physicians had instructed that no persons
should be permitted to see him, but be told
his wife he wanted me to come in. then
saw him at different times tlll he departed this
| NAV he r7arfnitt Il tn rareat one
! mark-the last one he1rd from his lips
I showing where his heart Was. asked him If
sherewas any thing be wished to say. Shaking
Ills head, he began to speak OF Mcclellan and
yorktown. His mind wandered in q manner
that indicated to me what he had always indi-
cated-in our conversations. While he was
| good man and Christian, be also had re-
markable love Of country, and exhibited it IN
| these his last remarks IN his LAST moments. l
can add no more Of hlm, only to say that he
honest man.
REMARKS OF MR. Assay
On the part Of the Committee on Kesolu-
lions am about to ask to be permitted to re-
rort tomorrow morning, at d meeting OF the
bar to be Leld at nine O'clock. In doing this,
if the Chair please | yin state that it ia ap-
parent to every member OF the bar present,
that our feelings are too much enlisted in this
matter to act hastily, or even to give expres-
sion to our thoughts in fitting language.
| know that I express the feelings Of q large
number Of the members Of the bar present
. rs well as of the Judges, when say that We
: tayc lost one Of o1f most VALUED brothers.
; | would to God that we could Ill leave the rec
ord Carlos Haven has left. would, sir, that
! our names we're rs deeply written in the heart:
+ of our brethren as bis is. Personally fee
perhaps as intensely as any man can feel
With me he did the last business be did il
\ life. Last Saturday, jnst one week before b
3 died, having some business in the Superlo
r Court before Judge Higgins, he called on n
n On his way to the Court room, aud asked N
= that he told me he felt very unwell, saying
= II feel very miserable about my head;
:. gueEs il must be some arrangement that vi
n pass oEin afew days" The next heard, Carlo
J. Haven was dying. II thunder bolt had fAlle
l. from clear Ky. I could not have been NOR
r startled. A few hours before that, on Friday
e as he lay there on his bed, lie turned to h
= wife, and Eaid, st Wife, azn as feeble as you
l. brother was?'' She said, "Carlos, I don
ID know on are very ILL., swell, wife, it
ID hard to die and to leave you and the chlldrel
g, but perhaps it is as well to die now rs at AZ
c. time" be replied. Which one Of us can ST
o. o. tlat we are as ready to depart now as at ar
q q time? TIE suddenness Of this stroke tells I
III how swiftly rolls the torrent that ucar5 us o
h ward to eternity; and yet, sir, it is somethil
for each one Of us, for ii We al as leaf /
fal1.' Therefore, in asking that re have tin
II. till tomorrow morning to give form to o
u thoughts, I repeat tae motion.
&c. Brief but appropriate and eloquent TemaF
ve were also made by Messrs. s. B. Perry, H.
%; ley, Mcnroy, ingalls,, Westcott and Larne
~ Mr.. Perry accompanying his remarks with
IN motion that when the meeting adjourned,
pa be aajourns to meet at half-past twelve, for
IN purpose Of going in procession with the
: mains to the cars, and that the Chair appo
r. | t. - I
a47 the following gentlemen were appointed
re- act in that capacity: Alessrs. Perry, Larn
'uI Naughop, Miller, Assay, Bentley, Williaz
ris McIlroy, Hall, Stcbbins, ingalls,, aud Van
man.
'cn On motion the meeting adjourned.
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral ceremonies took place at
of late residence Of the deceased, Rev. J. z. !
~ officiating. After prayer and few II
aa,7 touching and eloquent remarks, the remt
* we're taken into the cars and conveyed to
49, Lenoz, about one hundred and fifty meml
49, Of the bar accompanying them. At the g
- Taa there vas large attendance Of friends Of
- family, and in eolemn silence, all that
80 mortal Of Carlos Haven VAS lowered tt
last resting place.
ere The Rufch Divorce Case.
4 dispatch comes from Detroit announ'
the legal separation Of Mr. and Mrs. I.
e of Burch. As this simple announcement, Y
.@enG @ out explanation, might mislead the pul
i'm iu who feel an interest in this matter, as to
1der status the decree gives the case, we deer
him proper to accompany the publication Of
~ h1sG af decree with few words Of explanation.
nck grounds upon which the decree Is based
him simply those Of des. rtion, for the spat
A., two years on the part Of the defendant,
onrt m do not arise from or have any immediate
have nection with the previous issue between
ring parties. The case took this shape by the
%itn him consent OF both parties. The decree cl
n in no alimony OF division Of property with
nccr il, in fact, merely separation accordir
r. au, the laws Of Michigan, for desertion and
~ the sal 10 support as stated. The divorce rer
1at I both parties qual1y and entirely free, vi
erely we presume, Is what both desired.
~ sar The following is cops Of the decree;
c de- DECREE
and At session Of the Circuit Court for the cou1
cticn Wayne, held in the Court Honse In the ci
havo Detroit. on the second dag OF May, In the
nTna One Thousand eight hundred and s1StF-tW
f. for In Chanee7y-r1, sent Hon. B. F. Il W1TuE
= fha Circuit Judge-Masy Y. Burch. IS. Lass
- - ~. Bu:ch This cansc having this day been broug
lue to he hi upon the bill ofconplainant, aleds
any in,taken ag confessed by said defendant, and
cd to he report Of F.edesickB Porter, Circuit
lught Commissioner for the county Of Wayne. to :
oncur was referred 70 tase tne testimony o. VIII
said, on me paIt ot tae h anu 10 .spo
.n1 which It appeare that all the materiAl
lcten cha, ced In tie said bill are true and that Il
n the fepdant has been guilty Of utterly desertin
are At complainant, and Iefasing to furnish any I
TrhE / hnr $1T
oIT1c- therein charged: IN mot1on o. george 9eoG
Is case as cQuneel LOT epmpla4auL. - auJuukeu ai
IS aud clteu, a1u tnle Eoui.: " ~ tat ~ InG
The a.,a,oa anu au'p5 ~ ~ s+,Ita et,,h 49, csaa
them, | ana nrovided dnth ndtodre and decree
aston | the matria4e between the said
FIVE be y Bnfch. and sae eala dslendant, Isaac
Chair eo,dirp1v gnd that the said parties are, an
Asay Of them T. Neg fEp me rs1ip 5he5e e
tCounterzigned) DAVID WALLER, Register.
ded to STATE OF MICHIGAN, WAIVE Co, ss--f,
Walker Register OF the Circuit Court
county OF = ayne, in clancery, do hereby
ne de- that the foregoing Is true and correct col
decree entered In said Court, In said cause
have compared the same with the orlg1n
that it is atrue Transcript theretrom, snd ths
~ pre- of euch original decree.
What + In testimony whereof, have hereunto
Among 9 nalu aa an4 - Va - 1851 At netrnft
~ pr DAVID WA1kKR, Reg
cen my
nan for WANTED TO KNoW.-If Mr.. John wi
lose at the gentleman who married Miss
hat MS Downe1ly, will call at my Office, No. It