, 1864-04-01

lie ARSON CAEE-DASzIGER DISCHARGED.
The Danzlse. arson case had further hearing
yesterday afternoon, before Justices Brown and
Ho3dugton, Is per continuance. The courtroom
WIS crowded to 1eplet1op, with the friends OF the
accused and the usual crowd OF curiosity seekers
who are A1ways On the qh e5re for sensation. At
o'clock the Justices took their seats after which
Mr. AeaY, counsel for the accused, took up the de-
fensc. Mr.. Miller, the insurance agent, testified
that the accused had effected IN insurance with
him, for the eu1a Of $4o0o On the goods stored on
La Sale and South Water streets, but after the
properly was removed to the store On Clark street.
the policy waa changed Tor one Of s. ZOO. Captain
uolbrook testified that he had not bought meer-
sehan1n pipe tom Danztger, hut that be had taken
one there and exchanged It for smother. Christie
phT Stroebel testified that he had found most OF
boz. Louis Podhrasnid and that no one had my IN
terrier With Schneider, while kept as Witness
except .charlea stoter., lie did not Know
qih q az Yodh.ssni nas Dous.sa tefyiew tes
titled thAt on ten occasions be had heard the boy
tssea s E e p, g Re. t. 1ss5 $ 5e 4sf
have satisfaction out Of panziGeE, whom he called
By very opprobious epithete. Jacob Friedman tes-
tiled ihst Danziger's reputation and credit were
qualify worth from S52 to $50 per thousand. U.
I. Danells testified that tbe reputation Of the ac-
cured has always been good His stock MAS good
Witnesses were also introduced by the defense 10
Gultarns 4. May testiaed hist on one occasion,
be had altered the account books.
The case WIS now submitted. and ai,er short
consultation, the prisoner was discharged. -.
HEARTLEss SEDucT1os.--Ouc OF thc-most
affecting caees Of seduction and desertion which
has come under the notice Of the public for some
t1r,. T,.,nu IN 1{ohf nv nflNar
day or two ago, in the person Of young female Of
respectable and preposseaaing appearance, named
r. The officer, while On his beat, at a late
hour on West Madison street, on the evening In
question, observed young woman standing On
the Sidewalk, in state Of great mental excitement,
and weeping pfteous1y. He approached her, In
oui1ed the cause Of her troubles her name and res
ideDoe, and after much difficulty succeeded in
elicItIng the fast that Rhe Vas natiro
Of Pitteburg, Pennsylvania, and was the
adopted daughter Of Presbyterian clergyman Of
and afectionately brought up. In an evil hour she
listened TO the, 1t frat, honorable oyertures Of a
young mar her equal n 5ears and social position.
long time the attentions Of her !orer we're most
aseidlous, devoted md respectful; presently he
talked Of marriage proposed the carly celebration
fatber, md he anticipated match was spoken of
BY friends On alt sldes Us q most promising one
Bat the serpent was Ut work, The diabolical
schemes Of the seducer we're maturing; advances
Of an indelicate character were made and tndig-
nantly resisted, but upon pledges OF undying at
tachment,, and VOWS Of 81 early continuation Of
The marriage ceremony, the yil'anous mschtna;
the confdlng girl wae aine1-iHetrievably ruined.
The marriage WINS postponed from day to daJ. upon
various ptttezts until the equlvoeai condition Of
he1 health rendered It imperative that !: aer repu-
tatlon were to remain untarnished there must be
no delay IN the promised marriage: On her knees
she 1mplored her ,ovef to redeem his VOW, to make
appeal Of The poor victim Of his last, the villain
came TO Chieago, promising TO provide home for
Weeks paseed on and no tidinss Of the seducer a1-
ryiug, The w1etched gid left her home without the
knowledge Of her friends and came to this city with
last hope Of finding the author OF her overwhelu-
Ing 1niaery. Her errand was unsuccessful, aud she
had epent her last cent IN common necessaries
when accosted BY the officer. The poor creature
was taken TO the Erring WoUan's Refuge, Where
ahe now teusIpe.