The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-16 00:00:00

THE JEUPOSSE TRIAL IN IRANCE.

EVREUX, Dec. 14.

After the reading of the indictment, the presi-
dent ordered all the prisoners but Crepel, the servant, who,
it appears, was celled • gamekeeper, to be taken out cd
wart, and than proceeded to interrogate Crepel, who ad.
milted having fired the fatal shot, but he solemnly declared
that his only intention had been to wound Guillot slightly
in the legs with shot. He also declared that Madame de
Joao's') had had no other intention, in telling him to tus
at (linnet, than to frighten the lattwr, SO as to make big
dianuttinue his nocturnal visits to the grounds; that she
had in fact directed him to load his gun with ash, or at trey
only with shot, saying, "Give him • peppering:,, h*
firing he had gone to her chamber, where she was with he
daughter, to tell her that he had fired at some one, but g
that moment he did not know that he had hit the man. He
had cried to him four times before firing. He added that he
had noticed that Gala had paid attention to the gammas;
in fact, he had spoken of her to kim in improper tarms. Hs
bad noticed in chapel, during the Mole de Marie (May),
1866,that Guillot eat behind the governess and frequently
pulled her drain, and otherwise made signs to hat. He epog
to him about it, sad H. Ouillot said, laughing, "yea, it /
wished, I might obtain favours from Mdlle. Laurenv."
Had afterwards °braved that Y. Gluillot transferred his it.
tendons to Minh. Blanche d• Jeulosse.

The other three prisoners were then sent for, and Madam
de Jealous was examined by the Judge.
Q. When did you first become acquainted with the de.
ceased, M. Ouillot f—A. Some years ago I met Madam
Otaillot at the hones of a common friend. After a time
became very intimate, and in 1856 we saw each other lot
times. I broke with M. Ouillot becalm my daughter tale
me she bad heard disagreeable things mid about him. I
had also heard that be paid court to my governess; bet
she la very circumspect in her conduct, and I do think that
anything of the kind went far.
Did not your friends suggest to you that you ought to
&maim Mdlle. Laurence ; but only this year.
Did not M. Tripst, M. Odvard, and others, make it
condition, if they were to continue to visit you, that to
should dismiss bar P—Yes, on account of certain alcmtis
In welch I did not Wises.

Did not M. °druid, among others, tell you what he his
hhnaelt observed in regard to that young person
sir, I had no reason to believe.
I am only Wring as to the Impressions which were ooe•
Toyed to you about Mdlle. Laurenoe.—l did not hews it
calumnies.

You will not &Rawer my question, which, however, pe
perfectly understand. Did you not before the rupture bars
a conference with Madame Outllot T—Yee. Madame Q.
lot met me at dinner at M. °chard's. We were told of ma-
mma stories that were circulated about my governess of
my daughter. At dinner my daughter spoke to M. Guillot
in a way to give him to understand that we did not approve
of being the subject of conversation at clubs, and the eat
day Madame Guaira called to talk to me about the Aim
So that Madame Guillot herself 'god you to dismiss Mae,
Laurasia' P—Madame Guillot told me that her husband ea.
called nothing from her, and had confessed that he had goes
a long way with Mdlle. Laurence.
At what period did you first observe hie suidalties
towards Mdlle. Blanche P—Laurence spoke to me about it a
December. She cried, and told me that very bees things
weirs mid about her.

Did you not receive hem M. Guillot a letter dated Jan.
6, 1867 [The letter wee her. read. It complained that
Madame de Jeufosee relmud to give up to him the mune of
the alumni's in quondam. It stated that they were all fahe,
and declared that the writer would never allow the homer
of Mille. Blanche, who wee esteemed and loved by all, as
she deserved, to be impugned in his presence. It coecludel
in these words, " Allow me to offer you a plea of advioa.
You desire, you may, sad I will do es you wig, that we
should for a time not see so much of each other u we ban
been in the habit of doing, in order that thew prelude!
rumours may gradually din away. I say pretended, for I
disbelieve their GIL141&011. The plan you propose would,
however, in my opinion, be the worst of all, for people woad
then say :—You see they have quarrelled, therefore the,
more have been scene truth in what was maid. The attach
upon me were communicated to you by your daughter. Ilq
.

~ . .
I, thecefore, hope that the letter may be sheen to her ;1
upset this from your sense of judos. I beg you, Mader,
to receive my respectful oompltmenta.-0 CILLOS:I—I aid
receive that letter.

Have you mover heard of rendezvous accepted by MUla
Blamchef—No, sir, never.
I ask this question, became the subject will mow in the
course of the trial. Did you not intercept some lettere—
Yee, four in all, including one that Quillot threw info s ar•
rime at Hellion.

You did not hand all those letters to the Judge of Indent-
lion P—l gave him two.
If you bad given him two they would have been here, tot
I find only this one, which I will read [The letter was
written in the woad person singular, which giver it an ea
of tenderness that cannot be rendered into English] .—"dt
last, my dearest, I have beheld you; and this moment, shat
as It was, pre me much happiness, for you turned your heed
to see if I was looking at you. Thanks—a thousand thanks
After having sent you my first letter the other <ley, I fagot
all my troubles—all that I have suffered for yon—for I hod
found means to impart to your heart all that mine fedi.
Why did you not consult your heart alone, and Irby were
you so long before taking my letter P Ido not accuse yos,
for In my eyes your slacerity la so pure, so intact, that I
=not be angry with you. I know well, my dear child, hoe
much you must be teased sad tormented , but do you alp
pose that I hays not to mist more than you, and that in di
possible ways. My awe sole thought is that deer littls
creature who boa plialded me her faith and who was wad
to look bright when she saw re—yes, when we were all slam
How far off seems scuds paste what joys had we then !
now what a wild le around an I I ryes, feel think I know yes
well enough to be sum that all that I feel Bade satchel
year hart. TIC the rasembrsnoe will never Isar rim
Is it not so ? Fee espelf, Ire you always, by day and by
eight, settling upon se, and opening to me purer ; mem
that heart I as my near deeply engraved, in spite of d
the sears made to efface it. If they only !sew how soma/
we came to love each other, almost without knowing hi
Do you rearaber thew first kissee—those int wear-
whiak we andurged ? Do you remember when we exotandd
rags? Oh, what delight you shad upon my soul that day!
No, no ; whenever we may meat you—[Here the manesompt
is so torn as to be illeglbls.]—l scratch these few limn
hoping that they will mach you to-day. Thine—ever thine-
my soul, my lite, my all -a tender kir I"
You were present when the exchange of rings took place,
—lt was not an exchange of rings. M. Ouillot gar my
daughter a ring, which, he said, was good for the headsclv.
I heard nothing more of this.

The rest of the examination was directed to prove the elle
gation of the indictment that Madams de Jeufolee bad bre
self put her apartments into disorder, on purpose to natal
the theory that some one bad got into the hour. She mao•
tamed her denial on this point, and said she would refer 0
witnesses who would be called. In reference to the awl,
that she bad watched for M. Guillot at night, she said it vl
her habit never to go to bed before one o'clock, and that •
to having taken a gun in her own hands, she was muck en
afraid of Bre-arms. She said she might have told Crepd
give thrillot ■ good peppering, but denied th►t she ever tons
to kill him. Throughout the examination she mess•
tamed a remarkably Srm and aim bearing. The genso
opinion in Erre= is that the jury will acquit all the pi
eom•re. Should they be found guilty, even with the WA
of extenuating circumstance, the court will have no clicks
but to per the minimum matenoe peescribed by law in est
ores of Sr. years' Impriatounimt, with hard labour.

A public meeting will be held to-morrow evening
Dee. 17, at St. Martin's Hell, to "oonmder the pohcl4
ecedinuing the present irresponsible government of Indis'i
Vimount Bury, M.P., le to preside. .

LOSS OF THE NORTHUMBERLAND, LONDON .t.O
Now YORK LINE or PACKET SHIP.—The loss of this ska,
and the marvellous preservation of her passengers
clew, wee announced at Lloyd's yesterday. She ET, 1
voyau from New York to London, with 33 passengers ia"
valuable cargo of merchandise—her crew, including
lumbering 28 unions She RAP a fine ship. uprose
tons, and with one of the fleet which load from the Lula
Docks for New York. The Northamberlend kft New Stet
on the 16th of November, and on the let inst. and Waal
days encountered s tremendous hurricane, which throbs
over on her beam ends. By rutting sway the WA
lighted • little; but in vile of inceatient pumping
day, the men labouring up to their armpits in water,
the cargo was thrown overboard, she tilled faetbetwes
and small hope remained. Happily, on the morsel' id 'in'
4th, the brig Jessie, of St. John's, Newfoundland.
Pearson, came In sight, and with great difficulty tooliCr:
crew and passengers, who had to be thrown oalaballt
tacked to a rope, to be hauled he by the laubtaa
Janie, since a nearer approach would havo been testani`V
etructiou. The ship wee then abandoned. end the
Jefy
brought the rescued men sod women to Quer:setae*. a."
I they were eats landed on Sunday hut.

LAW nrrzwelsokeT:
TRW DAY.

COURT OF QUZEN BIRCH.
(Sittlap at Mil Primo at onatota.—Before Lord
Campbell Ned • Spatial Jury.)
111111p1.-BILL TLANSACTIONS,

Tlse pLauttnf, te. pith& oilier of w W..icrs Beak of
arelanl. brought Me Wks whet the defendant, Mr.
lota 9ouitb, a wersioesserm, 1a Bow Cbutch-yard, as the
sectorss of two bins of sasheage see for 8241. 12s. 10d.,
deed 16th of May, 1867, sad the other for 4234. 2.. 2d.,
dated the 26th May, thaws by a Ib. J. H. Asdanon on
Mr. A. L. Bollinger.
The deledant denied that the lleldommist wig bin

The oosasel were—ek PlTbaniger, Mr.Free= and
Mr. Manny far the complainant ; Mr. o•MeDay Mr.
Stamen foe the defenikat.
Prose the opening Weeeweat of Me. Prentice, k appeared
that the ills in gin:anon bed come into the hands of the bank
tkeoath Marra Monteith and Co., of Oleskow. That
be bad large transeetions with • Mr. Warwick, in
London, and early this year one of the partners we.
Introduced by him to the defendant, with • rtew to
fore tranrctions between them. The bills to oration
wee• handed to Mr. Warwick by the dredant to be for-
warded to Glasgow, to Mmes. Mouteith, fur the perpuee of
=dironated, the arrangement being that they should
the roceeds tor fourteen days as • remuneration to
them. The nob days elapsed, and, ea the money wee not
remitted, Mr. Warwick per...dud to rgot., and got I,IOW.
from Marra. Monteith, and of which he paid 800( to the
deindant. The bills not being pid when due, an action
wee commenced *gator the t ender the Bills of Ex-
change Act, and in his eSdavit In copped of his appliestioe
to heist in to defend, the oaly defence set op was that the
Mlle had bees eadoreed to the bank by Monteith and Co,
after they had broom dee, and mid not • word of the alkyd
The evidence ef Mr. Charles Warwick was heard yester-
day, and at the sitting of the court this morning the trial
wee rammed by the examination of other trimmer ea the
part of the plaintiff.
%aduMr. O'Malley, on the part of the dream, called the de-
lt.

Mr. John Staith-1 am the defendant. After the inter-
view I had with Mr. Monteith In Landon I gave four blue to
Warwick to be dim:minted. The paper I handed to his
pan • mar description of the Ulla. I don't ksow where it
r.. I had not then the bills of Messrs. Hayter. Mr. ILL
Seger Is a etorkbroker •be was then indebted to me in a
sum exceeding the ateount of the two bills. I applied
to him to get Ms acceptance, and he gems it, I
whet him t0c.).1. Ma. Anderson to draw the bills, and he
did so. Esv get the /our Mlle front Mr. Bellinger en the
29th I headed to Mr. 9/smith on the same day. At
that thee they certainly did net be my signature. It ie
true I said to hies —" Cheeky, I won't endorse them bills,"
sad he anwireret, " There is no sled Le it." Ido not know
`whoa handwriting "John Smith" is, nor the dreum-
illawas nada which it wee written. I nerer sign bills " John
Meath," I invariably lin them " 100. Smith." I
side • mooed afildarit after I saw the signatures. The
name " John Smith" wag not put on the bills by my dire,

Enemematoised—On the 7th of October I tootle a weed
efildant, mid uid, If ay name was placed on the bah It Ina
plead there without my satheetty. I keep my sccoset irlth
the Union Beak sod is say Imelda, book I Item alined
my mar ham AIL I new had say direct
Memeetkme with flee Wears Birk of ecolland.
. _

hfr. Charles Reiressa—l on as. of the cashiers .1 the
taloa Beak. I ND with the defundant's
. I do set the signstures as the two
heat
him I emedaly amid not cash • cheque with
malt s sipetess. I saw ems him alga his name be fall.
By the Jery—lt le mad kw a weetemer, 011 operettas an
occoant, to ago aims la M. se troll as his usual
Vramphill, eiVinapoold this was the asset
ems of howl hhad ever lumens
is the berm •Wps, w which bad come
within hie ammisose dr' keg petted he me • comp
ad se dm her. The way ea tba timed 11410 that the de-
bar* did ast mama which inn the sultiect of
Ns meth& Mehl& la sil 'eke moats weee sllotted to be
Cut.rem iminhi sil that He dime Let relied an, ,
It
led set gives dal samiderstica for the
MIK snL *et they bad bees ailiesod to them after they
Immo the, bed mthely NMI. Tim Jury comm. them-
t=elatit.treithlits Imo the leas Ade bolder* for
; bat if the rishadeat did art
:Maths amiss/e masa wee not mMataiashie, and the qu
= me whither they were perearied OM be did
theiths. wee mite ethar that be laleaded to la-
them them aad int be weer deabled that bedroom mill he
mer the stpliam ad Ha, we than that hie Miami
ass tem slimed la fall Imbed of " Jim," width be
wag nee dommothed to relmes
whkh had beta set up. Iyf thry couealdthe =pdipm
thee le same bony, or 4 0. other
4=
he mat eat of bit rag courm and
his la fall, the demise vanished like maim
and It was he these to am whether that was not are m-
ight% ream Om to impute, mot only direct pMery,
led famery, to Mr. Itheamith—forgery, kr which
he might - be unlisted add 01014•00i1 to pad
streteade he Ph. TIM attics was brought emir*
4tthadien es whewerre bins ; wed ewer •• mast
leitlog AIM 1/1 rafilmme, a yeses who did set &ay=
• tarty to • MI it
aseimmazicao met
to re ep • hire whim it as maws he so-
WWI • Mtge tint them were smeembierwitemis be the
Hat be led • ahem meet the meth: bat whim
thimideat made his allidoett. be Md net try the
wer• aot stiped by him bat dm the
did sot give vehmhie masidetatina he me
tad
vlbei them was earkresil to them after it Mame 4w-,
mal he aelsoi te be Y be 1e defied the mats 00
to.. pcmais. hod siterweedq kiwis( Mm the
eigastana he MUM they teem written br him. That
wee mil • semis mode promelies, sad matt
I.
pee the plum whet edepted
ter those ta
us.:lemes the jury woad my
whether tire delhadmm is imertham with hie clear
thelatia mid elm hie seestiag Is the Int twesam
did mime the hffib. The yespeemisnewe of the wrideacc,
W the d the preheldities. were S. ismer of the pleinliffi
bee they maid he. their own mistime.
Theimy this melted, end after being Aral about Meaty
reamed hito court with • verdict fair the plaintib
lard mid he Amid he.. bees may math war-
ping if they bed hand say other verdict.
Oat of the Jory—We bad very pest difficulty to tl..Me-
Verdicti for the plaintiff, damages 7591. 19e.

COURT OF BANIRCPTCY.
(Baby Mr. Conseideser Goo Thom)
1W as DIMIO= AND GORDON,
no et laprisoameat et tires beakr:CZ:toit
IL me made b Ibe met to di them
to the seenat abet& hail be Weed yaw
iseresailair ; hely assiassey Won they cock' be
it
aleMbielleaPter haakrupts.
Ng. Lilian's. Ye orligara, aired so 411,11dika.
We Norm owed thal Ike wort dosabi be dis-
obeyed. ead awe the bedtimes eufe lir Ogee swathe,
le ebb thew to apply kg dq ea white le we their
eseabletba.

CENTRAL CRII(INAL COURT.
THIS DAY.

OLD COURT.
Mahn Kr. Pturheemic Q.C.)
THE KURDS)/ OP TRAIN, Tail POLICE-

OFFICER.

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At the apeaing of the court, Christitur Itaterr, 77, de-
scribed se a surveyor, wee arraigned opon so indictment while
Maned him with the *AM murder of Chutes Tide.
T pisonleaded not answer to the gambither er pleaded
whether be ld tried by sad
an English or • imago Jan said he should elkso be tried by • jory partly composed
al headroom and Gerrams.
He wee told he me not entitled to ham French or Ger-
amae only as the joy. fee AI the law allowed was that hen thejary should be fomiyuent
The primmer explored himself matiailed to be tried by a
jmy so wrapnted.
Hs woe thsh arrehttted upon second charge of eteamel
i.e
woe a wearing apparel, and a coundarable got et
tornay, the preparty of Arthar Bellmatise.
To this iaelioanent the pilaw j!lesded
Yr. Tondergest arid that possibly the primmer sight sat be avant et tbe importance of the coarse ha bad taken with
MINIM 10 the mere mime cheep, and he pat sevenl casminne to the prisoner with a TM. to ascertain
whether he was fully aware of the step he was taking, sad
Lis Plogenr eta4a. is reply, that he knew what he wee nemg. Its van guilty of stealing the property, sad did not
elite he trisd by a jury alma that charge.
The *ea! guilty was then recorded.
Ldley, wise &feeds the primmer, shortly afterward., awe Ye mark sad applied to the commissioner to allow
the Se retract hie pima of guilty upon Use sexed
eed to plead sat guilty to that chugs. Ile roods Gs applioation an the epremad that the of
war •
sad did not undersesad the eaten of the pro •
farwXL said he thought that under the
of the plea r einem-
densee phew ought wed le retract ea
Way, ead a plea of sot gto
riPtyalle wan accordingly entered.
Mt. Judo Lie nod ilr.-Judee Crowder shortly otter.
elide leek their nate co the tuneh, and K. Liney then
9.ad le Ptak lordships to allow the trial to lc pseeprool to
ine east seasint, ea the posed that the primmer ind-ocie
endishol to prepare his dialloce, he haring tidy bees
ossemilled end an Friday I.
bk. lea* wise appeared he the penman,. laid b•
Owed the woo a remonabb eon -sod lie *I•1
Idol to the fasisery seedene.
VOA to postpone the trial of two
gemomen sawed Teen sod Piper, action wino the
rind Jury hod reoweed•• tree biU for niedennanow,
rehrotee to the slimed ilseamtion of the amine of the
dead la the Morbid@ beryleg•ground.
Yr. Singh, who appeared toe the protorestke, es tea& of