The New York herald., 1864-10-26
Interesting Grim. Con. Case.


There the calendar Of the Court OF Assze the
counsics OF York and Peel at present sitting,
years ago. Jew named Frsnck arrived In this city and
after making inquiries for the purpose Of finding out
whether not 1t would suit his business to live here ho
rented house portion the city and set
tied down. He married and brought his wife with
him He bad mot essn here long before he had M formed
tatv while with him. He became intimate even TO
friendship These he Informed Of his circumstances and
chant in . town in New York State-Syracuse, be.
nat be was ,eweer By profession, and that he
mad come 70 - He appeared be passionately
e s ~ Ssm s @ nous aounced by nj who her
Tor her sea, .Soos bso
which there was certain gentle, WINNIE -auck was
that rendered her particularly fascinating. a.. ~r
never tired or speaking OF her, and spared pans
pense to make her happy and oonieued lie ad that be
had known her since childhood parents being
in very prosperous circumstances he bad per-
mission sent her 70 boarding school where she received
education fitting her for any sphere lite, and that
the time OF their coming 70 Toronto they had lived nap
ply together. Having settc1himself comortabS Ia bic
home here, he commenced business. This .ubsisted "a
travelling the country from town 90 town with
samples Of iewery and taking orders, ahioh were filled
sent from his home great deal, oren Tor weeks at
time, but be feared nothing, he lad every condence
10 his we Lutte a,a ne imasire that while engaged
diligently IN big turMess hs happiness and honor
being destroyed. Several persons be had be-
come acquainted we're In the habit OF frequenslng his
bouse during his absence Several Of these perscus u rs
said, made ushonorabe proposals his ve aud II is
reported that they Will be called by the defendant to
make wedgment under oath that they succeeded In
their purpose. Cf these there ono, Mr. James Gar
son 10 whom the guilty woman was more than partial
Carson was IN the habit Of stopping at the house nearly
oil the time Of Francks absence, and yet the latte
whenever he visited hs homo, nothing that could
lead him TO suppose that any thing wrong going
SO Infatuated and lost did the unfortunate
long becsDo that she forgot all shame and personal
spect, and leaving her home took up her residence In
Of Franck from one OF bis trips hc found bis house
empty, his wife gene and bis furniture sold. He made
inquiries among his friends and neRhbors and them for
the frat tnc learned the intelligence OF his wiIes faith
essness and flight with Carson. For some time Franch
unable 70 hear Of her whereabouts but after
distance out Of the city with Carson He attempted 70
her, but che refused; he wrote TO her, bus re-
ceved answer and then, a last resource he sent
word 10 her by friend that II she would
return 20 him be would forget and forgive all.
lie loved her well, and fell convinced that IL was
she did that he willing 70 take her back TO his home
again and never mention her trapseressions She would
not agree, however TO do 90, and nducemeut could
make her leave her paramour. Under these circum.
the husband came 10 The determination cast
her of forever and also 10 free himself from her by pro-
OF For this purpose be months ago insti
tued action Of crtn con- against Carson, and this is
the case coming on, which has been delayed from
time 10 time account Of some difficulty p peculiar
proof Of the marriage which performed by Jewish
rabbi In case Franck succeeds 10 h case he intends s
plying for divorce and thus forever freeing himself
from his fathless wife, The no small amount
OF excitem ent on OF The number persons
have been subpnpaed for the purpose OF proving the
wemans guiit. Some persons, In order 10 avoid expo
sure have disappeared and cannot be iound though
the officers Of Ibe court have made dgent search for
them