The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-06

uelu tours eernuiy, InEOOOnL.
TRUE FRIESDsHIP.
Nj. Shearman next read letter OF Mr.. Triton
10 his wife IN which he makes digest OF his
his mother.n-aw. breathing the wish that she
were but like Mrs. Lovejoy.
wiie SearIss date Of March IS 1857 from osweao
N. Y, In which. speaking OF his dependency At
led away captive Of gioominsss and pad blood.
must endeavor mure completely to conquer my.
spirit than he who taketn c,ty. Despondency is
my lurking enemy. IT hes IN wait Tor me IN my
most lsmilisr hannts And y most often en.raps,
the winter Twas as one clothed in kings apparel;
and It is now high time, therefore. that ! should
II must nave Its neediul changes from Joy to sor-
row. So. And onl happy misfortune that
back 10 MS fathers house. as Luther thanked
God ior his SINS. SO too evcn thank God ior my
ELKvBN AND 4 HALF YEARS AGO.
the et em sr da,e
or March Il, 1897 and he writes rom
the 1 the hSe wherein you a. and
Msdala. tour VIVA. history those year; untold 70 our
JOYS and sorrows have cSecsersd our path Four Shi
ad @ ct Us smile aeT So% sass g s
@ s GSa o 81 s1ss
M the Setory y, man hen
@ i obsS me N oss ss
upon it. death Is a. now think oiit Heaven Is
sweet as now wait for it have not made the Se,,
AN xLxADsrHAN zcLIPsA
The next letter reau was February s. 1867, and
was addressed to my Queen and MISTRESS" IN
which ne assures MIS- vile that sha has set herself
I uncons ciously before him in aucn noble proper.
tons as to hide oil tho rest OF the universe; aud
nothing, even IN heaven above or earth beneath,
beautiful as your own truo love ior your unworthy
husband. = a little, piece Of white paper,
with loving woman's handwriting on IT. changed
the whole lace Of nature and tne whole temper Of
my spirit IN single moment. And
hereby confess That love you az fervently as any
man ever loved any woman on the eartn, Or per-
| hapS in the heavens"
| Mr. Shearnan turned over the pages OF faded
manuscript from which ne was reading and con.
La Crosse Wis.,, February a. 1897:
a sorry to hear VIEW S1 u II;
ns wntsr o AZ my e love ss tor nm
as old ' with ny VIII Se yons On hs
iriend above ali friends, am III perpetual love.
GENERAL GRANTS NAME MENTIONED.
| From cleveland January 10, 1868, Mr. Tilton
writes to ms WE TN haT neg a nat ne nad an
| Tenant General Grant, and writes thar ale has
chung 10 his vile as an anchor every day OF his
Folslons Of this letter we're not read, ana Mr..
Beacn called the attention OF the Court 70 The
iact and argued that the entire letter should be
read by the counsel, II any part were read.
| Mr. Evarts said 1t was not compulsory on their
ceu 10 y ass9ed On me oSes
| however, IN that respect
| the Court advised mat It was not necessary to
| read IL, at least Tor the present.
MRS. TILTONS LETTERS.
Mr. men rsaa under date o. Jsnua y
| wrltes:-
I. e M
yaf one That AZ
ss to asis
once did.
! scious OF Il q eat inward awakening toward you. r
live shall teacn my children TO begin tner loves
Mr.. Shearman then concluded his days labor by
reading letter t bearing dae ., January ~ lSao
has been quiet day; W.. Beecher called. he is ia
fine sDlris and making calls. He devotes We'd
nesdays and thursdays to TINS Work. TIL urthsr
| notice; has three hundred to make; made twenty
to-day; enjoys 1T inmensely. He called on the
wheelocks Today and kissed them oil around,
to the PASTORS liberal d. trioution Of kisses was
| received with loud laughter by the spectators,
| in which the principals sympatnized by smiling.
Mr.. Evarts tnen came to the rescue OF Mr. Shear
man as reader an0 the cnange Was rcllsheu by
M are lie
| MIR. Tllton's letter to "Mv Dearly" dated "At the
once, Nov. 3, 1865" He wrltes:-
that used to burn With" me have been auencned Hopes
faced AZ a%D9n ssd ub;, "S
amt sa must D shut TT wn mys
them without syips You wound ISays been
ss 5 sS Sns strength rise r be
ing. these troubles such as they are, are OF my
sH Sn hey indicted Upon
sns As aa na a s as;
IL s sa a Ss ys
! MT. Evarts-Thts last letter was written BY you,
sir. IN New YORK. was 1t notf
Mr.. Tilton-icS. STR, believe that 1t was.
Mr.. Evarrs-And the studio relerred to In the
! last paragraph was IN your house; nave you got
the note which You refer to IN Your letter as nav
| ing received from your wue on that day 2
Winess-It may be among my papers; don't
| remember 1t particularly.
+, ,Mr. Evarts-lf Your Honor please there are
these letters OF Mrs. Triton TO her husband, which
the dates Of the letters are :-January 81, 1865;
Marcn 8. 1860; August B. 1869; August 49, 1859. The
nosed G 20 be g s Il IL prneo among Du
the loot oil the page on which tho letter Of August
a. Of "a Mr. sGS otsr
February IA, 1867; January 49, 1909; August %,
Inc counsel 81 Snen asked that Mr.. Morris. who ia
the custodian OF the originals OF this correspond
ence, give him The letters OF the dates named.
1t was now four minutes alter Jour O'clock and
| lew OF the regular habltues OF the court room
becoming FESTIVE at every moments decay beyond
their seats and vacate The hall ojusiice. The judi
clal gavel raped sharply on the bench Tor order.
The counsel, Messrs. Evarts, Morris and Porter,
ent cred into sharp discussion among themselves
touching the disposition OF two letters which Mr..
| Morris was under the impression had not oeen re-
turned, ana also as to the desirabillry OF marking
the letters before consigning them to othe. hanos.
This little matter having been adjusted to the
| mutual satisfaction Of the counsel, the Judge
raped to order and said, zone moment. gentle.
men," and addressing the jury. "YOu are now
usual adnonltion In regard to your course 10
avoid all that may tend 10 prejudice you in this
case trust YOU Will DO your duty IN regard 10
rhot A q q IN WI M M onIo
to attend Tomorrow, you will separate until
eleven O'Clock on Monday morning, to which time
| this Court atlonrns."
Mr.. Beecher, Mr.. Triton. the Judge. the counsel
! the ladies and the lockers on who have lived 10
| the atmosphere oil law aud the scandal for the
past five weeks IN the Brooklyn City Court. sepa-
| rated to c0gltRte upon the past and picture the
future developments Of the chief OF causes cele0res
| OF the age.