The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-15 00:00:00

*My occupied it daring the It.. weather. The Visimmte
LlNAltralom used the bout.. I bad the key the ni meat
bs wee out. Ido not know the Count Agoado. me
let the 'inmate came with a lady there. Ile came with a
bide ia a brauglassa—a dark ledy.
Crass esuniaed by Sir F. Thrsiger—Each tine he came.
ke emus with a lady. The eiteocate used not t' .:tap there
I daa sat know Tallaadie. ()fanjet was the gardemer. I
asasot say whether the Memento Lad a duplicate key to the
Muse. I generally opened the door for him, or my wife did.
M. De Baia, the proprietor of the boss*, is a portrait
'sister. It was 1850 or 1851 when the viseczate occupied
Ms boom. I cannot say which. Thar, were two pea-
cocks there. I cannot say where they came from. I do
act halm that Alfred Tolland's brought them there. I dal
act loner him. My wife took tke peacocks sway ; I ascot
may where.
Dr.Dovaioe hero got into the witness•box, to correct as
error he bad fallen Intl yesterday. He stated, he hod not
mem to London. ia 1948 for • consultation, but several sir.
immune,. bad slam brought it to kis reeollectioa thati
it was in 1848.
Sir F. Thong*, said be would call Ann BTU to prom
that Mn. Hope could swim.
Lord Campbell said that sash evidence would be ad-
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Ana theas *Kasten—l west to a bathing (stabile-
meat la the Seine, with Mrs. Hope, the young ladies. gad
'gellndia. I believe ladies were taught to swim then.
% MI& Here had • rope mud her waist and a man ea
the pthemat held the rope and walked by the side of her.
Siemens aseardiag to his directions. I hays wren ether
ladies Inning is the same way. I have sees tier swim
without the rope—the man weals/ on the platform, sad
wise"ass bun, tees bits' !" encouraging her. The bath
ht Abe es long as this wart. Before she left I. 1646,
the weld swim the lesgth of the bath. Mrs. Hope is a very
Mir woman, and this. She was when I saw her.
Crairresaseieed—l hen roes bar make four or eve
strokes—perhaps more, perhaps less. I have seen her
strike eat subset the rope at least twin.
Re-naaseined—l never saw her exhibit any symptoms of
timidity is the water.
The Attorney General having summed up the maidens
adduced on behalf of the defendant.
Sir F. Thesiger than replied on the entire case.
Lord Campbell then summed up amidst the profound at-
teatime of a crowded ann. His lordship said this ankle had
We brought by Mr. Hen against the Coast Arad%
for criminal unvereatioa with hb wife. He was sae of
those who lamented that such actions might be brought by
the leas of England. He thought it was a reproach to the
jarispredenes of the country. Adulnry was a gnat alma,
sad should be tented as a great crime and punished by the
criminal nuns, adset be made the subject of &civil action.
It had been a reproach on the laws of England, that a mu
having suffered the great lajury of having his wife seduced
scald bring as action at law, and ask the jury to give him
a sum of mosey as a oeispettastios for his dishonour. Fo-
reign countries looked on this as a disgrace, and he himself
bad bad to defend our laws. He had heard the laws of
England reproached, on the ground that a man tired of his
wife might put a halter about bar neck and expose her for
sale in a public market. He was sorry to say that this
practice sometimes, though it had not recently, prevailed.
Ha blushed to say that a man weld bring an action against
another for criminal swersatioe with his wife, and could
recover damages. He hoped the jurisprndance of the
country would ha corrected in this respect. He would
sot read over the whale of the evidence, for that he
believed would not moist them, as it must be
fresh in their memory, but he would briefly ad-
vert to some of the leading points. First of all, then,
he would direct their attention to the evidence con-
nected with Mrs. Hope's visit to Havre in 1846. The wit-
nesses Dam aaaaa and Santreuil had certainly given some-
what exaggerated testimony, for according to their state-
menu, after the Count Aguado had obtained possession of
Mrs. Hope, he was constantly toying with her when they
could be most easily seen ; he had either his arm round her
waist in his bend wu in her bosom' t
in they were indulging
to other bathing familiarities' lan r Winne to this
there was Week Important ',ideate width the fury would
do well be ellteller. The story depeaded much upon the
Iltartmeatementhed by the Count Arnaldo. Now then
Ina d evidence aff ,rded by Meithear Bredart, the
master of the betel ; Viscoents Amadei the defendant's
brother; sad Dr. Dwaine, that*, epectisent which these
women had said the awl W maithW had not bees es-
espied by Ws. He thought SWAN that they souk* sot
place mesh Nilsen on their testbsony, though much
they lad deposal to had bees imeteatredicted, and Indeed
could nit be neurone td. lash as what they had alleged
had takus pin M NOW LMs seat place there was the
testimemy a the womas Lowenetele, as to what she had
witnessed at Hem in 1860. Though be could not see the
Improbability of the bathing ewe ea* as she had described,
yet she had sit ghee a wore eatiethetery amount of herself.
the was leaving leer own oseatry, sad kit she said she was
gam he Callheak, and awl the mid that she was seeking
te *Ws the Atheism of a stewardess. On her evidence, if
weineborated, he thought they wild cot find a verdict for
the thelatit It had not bees eseendicted by the baig-
, south fee it appeared that Km Hers bad learned to s aim
in Ik6. And now he would threes their &maths te the
eli=in referents, to the beam is the Rue de theaseas.
it weeffiessilale that the ellatit might not ben takes
the bones Ns. It the weighs evidentw at
this wit of the
saes we is keen of the dehedaist. In support el the
=Ts sew they kW the evidence of Teems wed Tel,
et Whet that they had the evidesee fi the pro-
of ahe blow We gave a satisfactory mewl if hew
Alai lima the last three years, and a wtheer
bed bs peedmed te haw be residents. In silt ses
that. led the miasma Odin, the Nachman, mad et
Oho with el the ONO Arad*. It seemed to him that ea
Oh WOK the we the Wines preponderated is haw
ed the thilmileel. As Oft these in the Rue Labesdrao,
the ithilthetre No lad given his evidence fairly eassik. He
arldite kart the Count Awed., and that he bed roe him
NNW lithe hew; bet opposed to that they Millie evi-
law gite. aismide, sad what was still mere natailth, the
moon it Kew% the swiew, who mewl's' the ilea
Seethe mawled aoudad the how to (nestle& had
She INall tan to New Of a different chewier. Ws
who mewl • MN impeetable meg meow, bad
tie the bad seem Oat which wail lead te lbe ne-
samgMen abet tb art et adultery bed hem ememitied. It
was set Women that the set itself should he whirred ;
Ise if it wee shwa that then was a leek* au the pert of
the panimearef the wise, and that they bed se eppgraisity
of FroWthE that deAreben the lietwe wine* duty it
was le NOM epos these (patina, 11111111 draw their cos-
theldens as to the adultery. This Wambold said that Mn.
Ilephltsvieg seat her bosh/sad and her chains Oct of the
var. hml method the Genat Armada ha her bethesm. It bad
bees esiallitte Ismael Atierasy-General that this wee •
twigs they knew whet twigs
mem= wore, brbliali set thick they would anther
the web Mortise es bei bees deposed to is this cue.
had aim se to lotheelme. If they could believe what
W hem swim le, then is would be clear that an act of
Walley bed been Bees P'- It was sot unwary that •
minim ibielli swear te ea act of adultery. If he did so,
wild be in Itself eser hien. All that the law required
• wefts there Await be sub widow that assemble mem
tnsld entertain a sews leinempllis that the WI WI lama
What the the We se to ?ethanol? Kr.
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swaths there during the Amass el r. Hope. A ,piame is
iboeinal he his eiseeemeat. and ea the return of the lum-
ina the thilimineat in Nmeeed, seemingly with the New
m Kr. Hope bowleg that the
unt Cow Ague&
Khan bees thin. If Mrs. Hope and the Co Awed, bed
say Lawson berryise ca a admisal internam. they
ma feu iigie of doing se. Again, Na. Sere
having left wee Mn. Hope. oe the preemies drain
Lender, gees to Boulogne, when she re-
melee two *EN. wed returns. They would feeeneet
the Ace rhea Wish bed bees resorted to es le hew she
amid be admitted to ter house—by ravel
the window. There wee so (midis*, to that
Zimet the Count Amide) at Beelogne. It bed been sag-
/idled that she went then for the purpose of smuggling
ever suss drawee, but it appeared to him as far more likely
that she went over rather ter the purpose of seeing the
Count Apollo. They would sow some to the Within, when
lin. Hope was at Dendene. The evidence of the witness
Hall, if inicootradicted, went to prove the commission
M the aeteof adultery. He would implore them, on this
plias, to give dee weight to the evidence adduced to shake
viii testimeay which Mr. How had given. Until that eel
anal had beau adenoid, he appeared to him to be a sincere
and respesethie witness. He had lived for yean with Mr.
Hops, of Deepiens, who bad given him a good character.
New had weed that sae hey, la the nth, Mn. Hope tad
Ow him a lease address& he the Coast Aguado, which
the desired Mu to give to agentlessan who would be waiting
at the Red Hill Ababa. Mead so, and received an answer,
written in peasth whisk be gave to Mrs. Hops. Some days
aftenneemth, r erisiminelft 10 tad the head steward in the
Swan Heed. he calmed a wens. and there he saw a lady
sad gentlemen. It was ewers by How that the lady was
Mn. Hon, and the seetlemen was the person to whore be
had delivered the letter eithemed to the Count Aland°,
and that thegmelemea's is. wee need the ipaocl ir's waist.
If uneoe'vetheed, that weld Justify the sup tics that
en 'adulterous betemenne kW taken place. l f How were
net Nastier, then must have been some lover of Mt..
Rape's to whom she had addreeeed a letter es the Count
Meade. No ether was suggested as the paramour. Bat
Sim there was whines me this mart of the case deserving
of the relabel seamideratimi. Three witnesses had been
milled to show that the statement of How was impossible, for
OM OMR Aguadehad left Paris for Italy at the end of July,
matt dld sat retum util the beginning of November, whereas
the eireemstame dewed es by How took place is Sepeember.
Ifs did ant think there wise any written desments le err-
ithente their iselimemy. The threw mimeses@ were Dr.
Denies, the COlifillf, sad the count's sensate. He did
met see that the two Weser were to be discredited, but the
Wen was certainly net eatitled to credit. As to what had
ware, d in Folkestone, be 1851, there was a arose pre-
meeptioe, if they believed the evidence of the four wit-
nesses, that the art of adultery bad been committed. If
those trimmest; were to be believed the bed had been
removed, sad tics deers between Mrs. Hope's sad the
--t's recut bit bees broken open. Supposing that WON
labeir lima the count did go Into Mr.. Hope's
A Illq naturally would be that be did se
p.9l42l=Bitting adultery. The Count de
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