I \ |»l*iiHtor3.Mr H F Bovd, an old resident of this city. at th.- Nkws Rkvkw ottfrctins morning, and stated that there were some errors m tin* account of tin* trouble in the Diamond lietweeii Samuel Hayand Mrs B. F. fViyd Mr Boyd fit a ten that his daughter and her husband lived wry happily together. without a shadow of trouble to mar their wedded life, until Hay. for reason* unknown to Ins wife, took Ins departure, leaving his wife in a delic*ate condition, and no ex plaiiation made of hi- unmanly eourscMr Boyd utterly denies the story thatthere were unv features connected with the young couple’s wedded life which would cause a sensation or make spicy reading He states that it was a clear case of plain desertion, without any legitimate muse therefor, and that MrsBoyd was naturally very indignant at the cruel treatment of her daughter We gladly make this statement for Mr. Boyd, In lieviug that he has just cause for indignation against Hay