A VILLAIN CAUGHT.
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Abont years ago, man named Msckie, who
resided in This city, and sustained reputable
character, went abroad, and until about three
months since, had never been heard of by his
wife and friends, who very naturally concluded he


must have died. In the meantime she with her
friends removed to Cincinnati, where Mackie at
the last mentioned dates made his appearance,
telling his smable wife that he had been impris
oned in South Americu, and bad no means Of con


veymg the intelligence to her-ti.at he had at
length been liberated, and returned with little
money and thar he was resolved to settle Al
Poughkeepsie, in this state. As they had for


merly lived happily together, Mrs. NJ without


my hesitation acquiesced in his arrangements,
packed up her moyeables, including money, some
silver ware, &c and came with him TO this city,
where they took board for a few days. Macke
then told his wife that he had engaged passage
in sloop for Poughkeepsie, brought cart and
took every article she possessed in the wcr!d. ex


