The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-16 00:00:00

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Male. Addthis Consent, the plaintiff, we ten frausised—
the stated the she Brat became sequsialed with the de-
fendant in the latter part of 1866. He was at that
time ballet-meet, at the I With opera. He we aware that she
bed a desire Is go upon the stare, and he advised her to study
" 1,11.1er trAINIVIL" At the end of theorem seem Unde-
fended left London far Italy, sad she mthened to study.
Ise after this she esesived • letter ken the dellonthat, re-
bar to seedy the pert of Vidor& in an epees celled
Trliravo," sad she did so. Is Hoverer she received
the offer of 2,000 his. hr the lees matilhe nests at Tarr,
and she went there aessespolled by be mast end MOM,
end arrived at Turin on the 9th it December, and the de-
ferent
The d play geovidedthr withaperteets at dr National There.
reedeat wised Ile the par el Virtu», and
else told has Mile emir not. de es, and he knew at, bat he
erred, and ohs wet to etheassek and the dthadant shortly
allsrthele ter be hid tereged seethe sores to
rithe pet, as he hand it wall se her velem
stlie her drat seethe» la dewy, Ilef, `Me part
of Troths, la the epee et "Ithteses." Her make the Whoa
sal had, end the delinhe heisted en ler porderelm on
the ay rho was boded, although the soled Ida -far the
el brag abase ea Meanies . She re.
= eel ether from r the dont Mi.,
and when the thrum dosed dos rad Idea far
the .welder of be mosey, bat be add he weld
art give ft hr the, as be bed se esry elegy
She left Turin on the Ist of April, sedans to iigied the
sequently with her Aker; end the delietheothe had Immo
the maser of tin St. Jamse's There, weed be is red
thee at • eels» of a a week. All the ethir Oen dome
iluderteaminedwas "Larti Mr. James—He haw and the thr
heist wen en very intimate terms, rid the latter Seger*
visited at their home. She amid net play the pre of Th-
iele at all. It did sot suit be voice. It we. tee Itigia.
Wire she wee at Tara she signed sees paper at the meet
of the dehndeat, bat tee did not knew the nature of it. It
wry likely we the nee sew predated.
Mir.
Jaen bon pea la a written paper to white
was Blood by the SeeM, sad which B
eapurporte le slob dri
she bad WlK•iilld the we of 260 lire as a final ltherel ed
her drain upon thetr
Ores- seadeelea aseeed—Her ingegement at the fit.
Jeers Three rely iota about oft weeks, end Mr. He-
ber meth up a portion of the 'retro that wen des to the
dares. She wa sot aware whether say implicates far the
bathe due to he was seeds to the dshationt all, he re-
twsed to this weeny. Her serer wss tram ill at flee,
about two boom' journey by railway from Tart and the
delliedaat adverted some mossy for bar use, mud also to
redeem their luggage. She had arm performed anywhere
bat at Turin. The atrium at that plebe wee very cities'.
(A
They generally hissed all the time ef the Performance. Performance. laugh.)
Mr. lama—That must have ben a Mos beat for the
motors. (Laughter.)
The witness then said she believed the reams they hired
was that Roussel was not a very great krauts with the
public of Turin, and that they were dismatithetl with the
eeg~ements he made. She added that the andiesee did not
hiss was sa enethies. (A laugh.)
In re-examination the plaintiff rid that the reams the
dehrhat was net rind for the money was that they
woe en woo friendly tones with him, and they thought he
ward pay it without. gibe also mid that if she had been
wen that the parr she the aged to sign Turin was •
reeds, she oestraly shard not have I. The ds
hadsat always pro/tweed great elhadon foie
Ceram Cesarini, the seer of the plain/, peed that
she eeeethenied he to Tars, sod that she played three or
four mouths. She orriorart4 that dr ',orrery well relived
by the public is the .besets of Teethe.
By Mr. Jamse—the ad net play sny othe cheerer.
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XI. JUIN, asked the witness w►ether Mace was •ot a
peeks of Nebaohedneraar t (A hogh.)
The witness said it wu.

liTfiariaaat Shea-The opera of "II Bravo" did Dot ne-
ed at all.

James here said that the only mower he was in-
structed to make to the action wee the receipt that had been
pat is, and the only qtnation was whether hie lordship
thought inch en instrument was Mufti upon the plaintiff.
Mr. Justice Wilke said that, muter the alrownetanom, he
thought it was not.
Mr. Jamas then said that he could not tell the defendant
to give hie explanation of the matter browses he was not in
tide country, end he most there.= onsmat to the verdict
The buy cower/wady found for the plaintiff.
The hue&ses of the maims was bsought to a conclusion
about ix o'clock.