The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-17 00:00:00

THE IZUFOBBII TRIAL 11l IRANCE.

On -Tuesday morning the Court of Assizes of the
Ears proceeded with the above cam, sad received evidence in
rapport of the indictment against Madame de Jeufosee, her
two sons, and their gamekeeper Crepe!, on the charge of
having intentionally caused the death of M. G millet in the
grounds of the chateau of Jenkins. A medical man de-
scribed the name of the wounds which the dimmed bad n•
°Dived, end another (Dr. Cone, his regular physician), who
had happened to meet Us (Duillot'e) servant just after the
death bad taken place, said, that on speaking to Madame de
Jenfors me the melancholy affair, she bad expressed herself
fa a Tammy which proved that she thought herself justified
la mann may man who entered her grounds at night to be
at.

Gros, servant to Graft, deposed that he bad often accom-
panied his master In his nocturnal visits to the grounds, and
he thought that the object of them was to deposit train
for some one in the chateau. He had ooticed when serv-
ing' at table and on other occasions, that glances of La-
telligence were exchanged between hie master and Wile.
Lartrence (the governess), and he had onco seen her pees
his head- He described the shooting of his master, se 'e-
lated in the indictment, and he declared that though the
servants of the chateau had seen his master writhing is
agony on the ground, they had offered no assistance.
The coachman and other sereputa of the chateau deposed
to the manner in which Gullet had annoyed the ladies, by
throwing himself in their way in their walks and drives, and
by penetrating into Wert:ends at night; they also said that
some days before the death of Oulliot some one bad entered
the apartments of the chateau, upset the (waiters, end put
mud on a portrait of the husband of Madame de Jealous;
and they smarted, in contradiction to Oro', that they bad
gone to Gullet after be had tr m shot, end had even given
him a glass of water, which war all he had caked for.
A man named Corbeau, formerly gardener to Mme. de
Jenfosse, said that that lady basing in the winter perceived
that some one entered her grounds at right, had told him to
watch with a goo, but only to charge his gun with salt.
This man was asked If be had not stated to several persons
that Mmc. de Jeufosse had offered hint 60fr. to fire at
Onillot, not merely with salt, but vi:th shot ; he denied that
he had done so, but he was positively contradicted on the
point by several witnesses; one of them even said that on
hearing that Guillot had been killed, he exclaimed, "Welt I
am glad it is Crepel who did the job, and not I I If I had
lease it, I should now be in an awkward position !"
After a comentrem f of police, a captain of gendarmery,
sad other witnesses, had deposed to vat:ons circumstances
mentioned In the indictment,

!idle. Laurence Thousery, the gore; atom, waa called. her
eppearence excited pea cariosity, but she did not teem to
be at all troubled at it. She is cot remarkable for good looks,
sad has a strong Norman accent. She said that, after the
sequentrios betwren the De hallows and the finillota COOS.
mooed, Ouillot was constmitly min compliments, and
trying to speak to her to secret; but she bad always re-
pelled him. end had told Mum. de 'scram. of his conduct.
The President—Did you never reply to what be mid t
Oh, never, rr I
" " •

Did yen wryer let him press your hand, or did you never
per P—Oh, army I
Did you notice that he afterwards paid attention to iddlie.
Blanche de Jeufeses P—l saw that he sated towards Mdlis.
Blanche as he acted tower& me ; but of mune the treated
him as I did. She replied all his *dreams. Yet he was
not mutant with annoying us, but tried to compromise us.
You my positively that illdile. Blanche repelled his ad-
vances P—Without say manner of doubt.
"

Yet you blew that he came into the grounds at night'—
All of as in the chateau knew th►t some one came, but we
dad not know that it was he.

Did you riot I-tow that the person, whoever it wee, brought
letter P—No.

Did you not one* tag Madrme de 'edema that you had
baud porno ono talking with with Mdlls. Blanche in he
chamber P—l laid that I thought I had heard some one, and
that I feared it was Cimino; who was very impudent. Bat I
baser that Mdlle. Blanche wan incapabls of giving him any

etwaaragsawmt, sad besides It o. met N her chamber, but
la that of her brother Theist that I heard the voices ; in fact
abe had not a chamber to hermit. _ _

The witneas was then aged if something improgerhad twit
taken place between her sad . young man who had resided
with the cure of St. Aubfa, but she denied it. She was also
asked Vass had not said to the gamekeeper "kill ex black
animals," knovrbig that the " black man" was the degas-
dos given by the ssnants of the chateau to Oulilot ; andel*
answered, that the did not remember.

M. Odoard Demise, a retired officer, deposed that Garet
had spoken in a scandalous way of Mdlle. Lawrence, and had
toted Insulting language no to Mme. de anima ; and that
be (witners) threatened to call him to account for so doing.
He said that Ontilet had solemnly protested that it wan not
he who had entered the grounds, end had room:emended that
the person wr o did eo should be fired at. He added, that
Mute. Guillot had once told hint that her husband had se-
duced the daughter of a gamekeeper, and wanted to bring
her to reside in their house. On this Mme. OtMlot ex-
claimed with emotion, " What you nay is horrible I" Bay
so, if you please," answered the whores, "the troth is
always horrible to theme whose Interest it is net to hear It I "
" What you say is an infamous falsehood!" cried Mine.
°millet. The witness then said that he himself had con-
sulted a gentleman, who had
.repreeented himself to be the
examining magistrate of Lounere, as to what could be done
with a person who entered pirate ground* at night, and
that that magistrate had said that he might be abet at. "It
is possible, bower," continued the SALIM. " that he may
have added the worth, 'if he bee malrfsztor.' "
M. Tripe, formerly vies.consed of France at Moscow, de-
ed that Galilee had spoken in a shaniefhl way both of
Mdlle. Laureate and of Mdlle. Blanche, and that a rapture
between him and the de Itufneees had taken place In eons'.
(menet. Witness admitted that he had advised Madame de
Zeugmas to dismiss Mdlle. Laaratos because hot manner
with mew was too bold, and because he had observed what
to him to be too much familiarity between her and
.peered
but that lady had refused, saying that she had mo-
tives for keeping her. AP he did not knew what the mamma
were, he had asked Gullet if be knew them, and that perm=
had answered that there were two--one, in which he did not
. .

believe, :ad the ;4;7;l;iticl; he ;Zia never tell. Tl 3
witnew acid that it lOW he who had 1,1011(MDC d to Madame
Godlot the death of her haabaed. The poor ROMAII was
distracted, and cried loudly for veageante. When, how-
ever. alta became calmer, oho raid ahe did not think it eras
MdUe. Blanche her husband had gone after, se he had
always spoken of that young lady with reepeet. Before he
went to Madame o:linnet withers had been at the chateau of

Jeutree, and had supported that It was not right to kayo the
dead body of °allot as the ground ; that lady had answered
"Act ma if you were is your own hour;' sod be rent out a
Omit to cover it, until the arrival of the authorities. The
idea of putting it at a mattress had not occurred to him. Be
added that since the event he hod lamed that Ouillot had
spokes of Mdile. Blanche et • club at Gaillon in such Min.
dolour terms that he could not help considering him a
scoundrel.

M 71;;;;I Outllot, brother of the demoted, produced the
letter which Eroret de Jeufeme bad written to his brother,
wanting him that he (grime') had fri•PII Olden to fire et
the ahosta " which visited the 'rounds at the chateau the
mid letter having beemintercepled god kept back by Madame
Guillot.
At this stage of the ems the mutt adjourned.

A telegram from Ewes; dited yesterday afternoonotates
that the evidence had bikes such a luta that the lefts in
court rout have regretted havieg come there, rod that It is
still lees poulble, in • despatch, which must necessarily be
laconic, to give an Idea of what wu eald by the witnesses
Wu it would be", in a regular report. Another despatch
says that the pleadings will probably commence on Friday
(to-morrow) sad that it will be *camel,' ravible that the
are can be floishod before Saturday night.

The Molts Tines gives the following brief details
of the laying down of the nabosarine cable from that island
to Corfu, already annottnoed by telegraph .—" The Elba
took three days to complete the operation. The route takes
by Mr. Newell was that of keeping as near to the cornet of
Italy as posslble, owing to the great depth in the direct
course between Malta and Code. Opposite Mount Etna
the profundity wee found to be Immense. The weather was
very favourable, and the submergence was effocted most
suooseefully. As soon as the telegraphic ooremanicatios was
completed the Elba fired a salute, and the crew cheered
heartily. Mr. Newell and Mr. Liddell are expected to
lease Cagliari in a few days foe England. Commander
Watson, of lief Majesty's corvette Desperate, gave much
able amistanee to Moan. Newell in taking soundings, and
performing other necessery operations."
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There this year appears for the fleet time in the
Budget of the City of Paris the peon of 1000 fr., claimed
by M. Govern tu•page of the Emperor Napoleon 1., who
was charged to announce to the Municipal Council the birth
of the King of Rome. hi. °even.. who owed to receive bie
pension at the end of 1813, claimed it front 1838, and hie
application has been acceded to.