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A BRITISH AND UNNATURAL SoN.-Before the
Police Of New York City, on Monday last, a
case occurred involving deep and damning grace
lessness in the treatment of father by his son.
A being, in human shape, but wanting in the pro-
per and natural feelings of humanity, John M
Carly by name, who lives in Patterson, N. j.,
applied to justice in New Y ork for warrant,
which was issued, for the arrest of John and Eu-
gene 'Carty, for stealing from the applicant, on
the 28th ult., horse, wagon, and harness. In
the course of an hour or two, John M'Carty was
brought in, who is described as being man in
middle life, and, withal, of very respectable ap-
pearance. The report of the case, as we find il
in the New York Sun, says that perspiration
rolled from his face and bald head in heavy
drops, and tears stood in his eyes, as he confessed
to the magistrate that he the individual meant
and that has accuser acas has son. The agitated
father went on to explain the case to the magis.
trate. The father and two sons had for years re-
sided at Patterson, at which place the former was
possessed of some $1,000 worth of property
landed and personal, of which the horse, wagon
and harness, he is accused Of stealing, consttu
ted part. few years ago he started his sor
James in business, advancing him some two OF
three thousand dollars. In consequence of some
difficulties in which he became involved, the ia
uioi, " ocCulc HIS PioPeTty, PldCeu ~ III truS
with James, and left it in that state while ht
made visit to New Orleans. When he return
ed, the unnatural son not only refused to relin
quish his fathers property to him, but claimed i
for his own, and denying his father any right o.


interest in it, had, through the assignment before
mentioned, deprived his father of it entirely. No
only had he done this, but he had even taken ant
sold his fathers furniture for the rent of the very
house which the father assigned to him; and to
cap the climax of his iniquity, and get rid of hi


father and his righteous demands by consignine
him to the state prison, the son now sought L
pursue and punish him for grand larceny, fo
stealing has o,On horse, wagon and harness
which he took from the stable to bring himsel
and son Eugene to New York with. Under tho
affidavit of the prosecutor, the law making it i'm
perative, bail in 5000 was taken from the fathe,
for his appearance at Court, to answer the accusa
ton Of his unnatural son.--Ledger.