The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24
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The Fisk -Rnnisey Litigation.
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Before Judge Barnard.
James Fisk, m, Us. Joseph H. Ramsey 80 al
The defendants in this suit moved yesterday TO strike
out the supplemental complaint nied in this suit
charging that the Albany and Susquehanna direc-
tors had paid Mr.. Ramsey a large amount Of money
and considerable stock as alleged after the original
terday at some length by Mr.. Field for plaintiff and
Mir. Tracy for the defendants. Decision reserved.
Divorce and Its SeQuel-A Loving Epistle.
Before Judge CardoZ0.
WQ'tdn. Carleton rs. Catharne CdrletOn.-But a
very short time has elapsed since william Carleton
and his wife Caharne living together as happy
as man and wife could be. This state OF aairs was
not OF long continuance, for william Carleton either
no longer loved his wife suspected her Of unfath
fulness. He accordingly brought suit for divorce;
but instead OF succeeding In his design he met with
most disastrous defeat. Catharlne, the defendant
to the suit who seems to have truly loved her ege
lordl, made c0untercnarges OF inhdelity and sue
ceeded not only IN establishing her own innocence
but in obtaining an absolute divorce, and was
allowed temporary almony. After having procured
the divorce she married again, and upon Carleton
tner alimony, which 1t was very natural he
should. writ or attachment, nonbailable,
was issued against him, and he was arrested.
Ills counsel obtained writ OF habeas corpus
and had him brought before the court yesterday.
when motion was maze TO vacate the writ OF AT
tachment. Counsel also stated that Mr.. Carleton 3
profession the Ii an actor at present AZ the Tam
many required him to travel a good deal and that
his counsel was not able to pay the allmony. Judge
Cardozo held that the writ OF attachment should
not have been made n0n-bailabe and accordingly
admitted MIR. Carleton to bail In $3.50.
The following letter, an excellent specimen or q
gushing ove.etter, breathing passion and devotion
In every word, was read; and was written, 1t is sta
ted, after Mrs. Oareton's second marriage The un-
fortunate must feel pleasant when he reads
it,
ADpREss:-
WILLIAM CARLTON Irish Comedian
In care Of frank queen Clipper Once
New York.
| On BOARD STEAMSHIP GEo wAsHfGIoSl
MY DEAR WILLIAM have at last complide with YOU
most ardent WISH have left New York and have arrived
safe At orleans this morning. thing which ought &c
and S ali
faults my daring love you better than any Twins
and do truly from the bottom OF my heart
harley thousand mes him for he has been the
cause Of all our unhappness was sad day for me that
with the past forever and Danish him entirely from
mory Yes my darling you can believe me truly when tell
ling wish to and share with me will send
the money to with, for believe dearest have
reddy lay down my life you anything
world fJyou win only to the open and pleading
heart Of your loving but srrng my darling shat
never know moments happiness until you are With me
darling and so0the the broken heart of but
ant for darling shall to love
the money right away II you write you receive
this letter please answer quick possible for oh dar
ling cannot magin what have suffered since parte,
from you. dear billy II you will only me, will d.
every thing IN the world to make both happy. must
| close my darling. for my heart is bursting
from who Ii truly from until death.
CATHERINE CARLTON HEssLER.
Address to Catherine Carlton New Orleans L. A.