The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-16 00:00:00

THE CHARGE OP BIGAMY AGAINST HAS.

WILSON.

On Saturday, biro. Barbara Catherine Wilson ap-
peared at the Bow-street police-court, in discharge of her
bail, to answer the adjourned charge of bigamy which
bas several times been the subject of Investigation at this
eourt.

Captain William Le Hunter examined by Mr.
Oiffard—l came from Paris last night. 1 went there about
July. I went from Germany and joined herin Paris. She
left me on the Bth of October. Up to that time I was
living with her u my wife, and on terms of affection and
friendship. I law my mother about a fortnight or three
weeks after. 1 wee arrested on the 16th of October, at Si
Cloud.

iir7 G i If ard-11 a v e you since ascertained that you wens
arrested by the collusion of your mother?
Mr. Chambers objected to this question, or to any which
did not directly relate to the charge.
A long discussion followed, daring which Captain Wilson,
at the request of Mr. Oiffard, was ordered to withdraw from
the court

Chambers contending that no evidence could
be token bet what related to the ease before the court,
Mr. Carrie laid down that this wee the proper rule, but
that some latitude must be allowed.

----iidifiTr:l;;;;;;,contendeol that, with a view to as '
application for adjournment, he had a right to put gam-
Wes, the answers to which would not ultimately be evi-
&bee hi the case, but which might be considered for the
Pu of the adjournment.
repra Mr. Carrie simating to this principle,
Mr. Moulage Clambers ex a hope that letters
would not be read, or that, M wen, they would not be
published. He wished it to be aaderstood that if they 7 were
published, he should advise his sliest that the publlcetios
wee not justified.
Mr. Comle suggested that if it wee Deemer, to magas
Captain Wileon about say letter it might be put I. /us
hand, and questions asked of him without reading the
letter.
Captain Wilson was this recallsd, and his exerislaatiot
continued. He answered the remaining quirtious with
evident reluctance and oomiderable LalLtioa, some al the
questions being repeated four or five tissue before he soak!
be got to answer them. He woe sot the pramiester. H.
never instructed any owe to take theme reeeaftp, bat 'be
desired his solicitor to make as nive wee
made to his satistectioa, and belies diehad his sabalikai te
take what steps might be secessery. Ohre tht view=
beret into a lit of hysterical. warping and wester a short
time removed from the court). Witiesie romembered writ-
ing the letter now predseed.
Mr. Gifford—At the Mare you wrote that letter did
you believe that Ootobod was a married fans whoa he
=Med your wife? answer.) _
When you wrote then wards did you believe than bolo
tree ? Tea and keens wtsiberyou we. writing what you
believed to he the truth or soh

The witless, aftir;ssi preseles, mid be mete that let.
ter by the dietetics at Mrs. Whios (the phone). lie did
believe it, for be Wla lelnd to believe whet she told him.
. Oilhat this sppid le the
adMrjoarnisest. to mulde ids te, wltsuses from
Zees* ha Oessie. le peeve Out bad a wade
Mg at the time silk Meth. with it. poisoner.
r. Owls thessiti there Mehl te he mire proof that if
the acs wee adjourned heather miimeesleid be obtained.
Mr. liartisos esileffee, wM bid Iseemily said for Mts.
Wilms, deposed that •be led Heald trials the lest four
I days a, letter ff.= SUM lideasd Davis, 4Haverfordwest,
meting the node of impdates they bid isalituted at his
W
when he acted for Mae. Willem From the effect of
that hitterhe bed so doubt tiat erbium from Snout°
would be fortheomisg.
After • protraMed dimwits% the is.. was adJoursed ice
a week for the dames to show toiler proof that seldom
wee to be had from Taros* with a slew to • farther ad-
journment to await the revel et the wheeler from that
piece.
As the primmer wee about se be removed from the dock
she exolaimed, toast al Toriossto estresty. "Do let
speak to my bustesd, Wby may 1 met speak to his I
They tell Ida falselisede. about ma. Ob ! ff I meld bpi
speak to *
The omeals, bower, west away with his frier* sad
without
fare
her as istorriew.
The former WM was 1111)11111111, sad she was liberated.