New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-CIncurr. ls--befo's '"'Ns'
LRorARD.
p.opDTgiRY GRIM. con. CASE.
EXTRAORDINARY UEIh' VON' 'H'
Andrew J. Millspaush ss'. Seth Adams

Andrew ]. Mlspough ast' setn hos"'' ,
The plaintiff sues TO recover slo'ovo nun .ii'
supt for alternating tho affections OF his we rom n quo
%, cipal The defendant IS wealthy resident
:, L, The pl.intTis merchant of his city. From the
the pl,iut counsel appeared tho. the defendant
me-, pl,ins wife by appointment Travelled with her to Mag
ara Detroit Chicaso Fort Wayne occupying adjoining roc
In The hotels they stopped al .ubsegueny went to the W,
aynir procured divorce Of Mrs NJ nom her h0sDanoi re-
turned from the West and were married in Boston,
The first witness called the defendant, Seth Adams
lie testified hat IN i.o he resided at ne Bond street lone
there he and little boy accompanied him down TO
New York and they went 60 me bond street ou,e ID o,
10 her in Albany the Deavan House. where he e1pec
I'd her; remnnrd there all nights tho next day
they wen, 70 Nasars 'Gd ',oPpea tie ca as Tuis
wrote sister bccausu she asked II. H.,
The they ocrnpd communicate w'h zach 9'heF
wtr entered bi. md Mrs barnet abe told him 70
Chino md rrmsea there sbont week; the room, oceu
pied Communicated with each other entered g. Adams ,nd
Mnur, wa used br.an,e Nrs M.paugh ae,ed It went
from Chicago Fort Wayne; during that week don't Know
SI ~ We nnrS home Mr. Mii,psnsh went
TO her nothers house In Hsufod Delaware County ~ Y.
co1n house .he roie ,at she would be thrre Saw her
next At Mr.. steson Prdgewaieri she wrote that sne
would be there. In Fail Of l02 also ssw her in bo.ton
Witness never occupied the same room with hf'. m' on
their trips on. West. a., ,,u... -.,
,gs snr zion 70 IF, fir,y With Mr.. lie never
did plaintiffs wife Up TO tho time OF HI. wit
with each Other, wno,. s51ah 10 make her unhappy
In her relations with husband The acqusntnce between
Mr.. and wnrss nufus not sought sneT by one more
than sno'he Wne" never endesvoed to sedace he' HON
There was no couceamen, OF the relations between vine"
jacob r. H'tsd testified hat he Kew the psr.is, Us
hsl them ~ the Bond House; M Adams IN Mr
Nip,n,hs room at the hotel. Mr.. Asp4agh was avery
Mr. sarah English testified tina. she knew the parties had
Mis- Msplush and the defendant In company On se'
49,. l,1 krow rleir,if and hf
wife ,nce ssl "a fnr kew their relations uP.o 1867
they were 4 al aHeotionae character , O.,
Thomas Brown formerly head waiter In the b9nd IRE, IRE,
Hou.. ,e.hrd thet ~ had Mr. Adams aud Mrs Mills
paush toseher alone frequently they took WINE 'ossh'i
John Armstrong ,eed tha, hc employed at tho Bed
Street House the time the psries ved thes ha1 sen
Adam, and Mrs Nplngh often u the table toyethrfi ne
lad ,e,p w Adam, f. her room there one
In the had them 90 out and come VI tue
Non Gleason testified thu, .he had resided IN the capacity
Of nurse ofa lite boy IN The family Of Mrs, ", e
Nlsrsu.hs room; afsr Mr. Adams came IN witness va
Greeted BY Nh, M.psugh 10 iass the boy OF 70
dy, him the air. hf Adams ucsssges 20 Nrs MI "
panh stating tire time would in the dinins Wit
nr. anything improper oe,~een Mr. Adams ard
ln ti1s her though, snt she wore
Ii. kenel. se hrd him ard he kissed heroine was =.
wiling The o,hersnshter they were areeoiA'e 10 each
On communication witness said she never knew M.
Mspnush church With bis wife he took as chrn
Fdw,fi H. scott, who relcd the Bond 1t. House. teeth
l.d hat he had Nr Adam, in Mrs Mspsush' room
and hsi zen hem the toy,hor; Jaw an par
cal, snd.srnen's br,re.n Mr. and Mrs Ml'r.ushi they
addecd another dear never saw or heard any III
frsnr~ between them. -.
Fr.nl in Rhode. s.,lded tia. BE- intimate term,
parties judged that Mr. and Mr., M'Psush lived
Adect.oust-ly together. =,
On crn tuination wifnes. said he bed been IA Mira
Mshauss room when Der husband not there heiseen
NJ Hss,~ad ,err he'd idea ,ha any affection en-
..d between Mr Hss'rad and Ms Mnl.haugh had passed
sy-uirg, with Mr Mushaush he drank some-bot heavy
bit . BY fair he meant three four drinks never fncw
hin das 20 sitting Mr.. Mili'hansh ssted
wne, hs influence 20 prevent Der husbands drink
Ina ~iircs. ard Mr. M4shaugh had uayeled' together
evenings
Tn. Court hero al ournea ,il Thursdsy, At 10 M.
SIR VIM. foleron appears fer the planilr and Henry L.
Clinton fer tire defendant