CASE or uopx 3, Goveu-Tbe National Police
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CASE OF JoRN B. GoUGH-The National Police
Gazette Of Saturday not only reiterses its former state
n,ens respecting this individual but states ether cir
cums,nnces which If true prove him be unworthy of
confidence It declares positively that he Waited the
house of infamy in Wakers one occasion about SIX
weeks before the 9th of September the time OF his last
vis 10 Ncw.York On this occasion he Is said to have
sccos,cd an infamous in the street and gone TO
the house in her company is affirmed on the author
inv of Dr. Joel G. Candce Dentist, No. 20 ark Place.
that on his arrival the 9th of September in the New
Haven steamboat he met landing apparently by
previous concert by woman who could not have been
his wife. The Gazette does pretend 10 know any
thing farther respecting this circumstance but thinks
looks suspicious The woman who accompanied him TO
the house in Walkerst in the first instance is also
said to have met him there again during the week
that he spent in that house. |, is also alleged
that occasions within about eighteen months he
has been in drunken spree In the first instance
Mr.. Goodhue OF Connecticut who first induced MIN 10
take The pledge is said have for him to lecture.
and discovered hours after his arrival that he was
drunk He charged hm-so the story goea-with having
taken something and length obtained bottle from his
pocket which on examination, proved 10 be onethlfd
full of brandy and ether The other instance is said TO
have occurred in Worcester, and the names OF Mr..
Stockwell and George Haydock given as authority.


These statements OF very serious character but
we hope Mr. Cough will be able TO clear them all up
tyiumphanty, ne is bound to do il he Meanwhile
,he public Judgment should be
suspended until he has had fair hearing in his own
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