The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-14 00:00:00

Harriet Sergeant corroborated the plaintiff's tes'

mony so far as speaking to the words used by her mas-
ter, which were uttered as if he were in a great passion.
She was frightened, and made haste home, without
turning round to see what happened.
In cross-examination she admitted having received
notice from Mrs. d'Aeth that she did not ailow followers.
The defendant swore distinctly that he never touched

the plaintiff.
Miss d'Aeth and several other witnesses deposed that
they never saw any assault committed. In cross-exami-
nation, however, they admitted that they were some
distance from tle admiral and the plaintiff.

The jury, after a brief consultatton, returned a ver-
dict for the plaintiff for the amount claimed.
The announcement of the verdict was received with
rapturous applause, which the officers of the court were
unable to restrain. The feeling of the audience was fre-
quently exhibited during the hearing of the case, not-
withstanding the judge's threat to commit the parties
for contempt of court. The bells of the parish church
were also rung, as the admiral left the town, in opposi-
tion to the orders of the incumbent, the Rev. Mr. Gilder,
who commanded the ringers to cease, when the inhabi-
tants themselves took possession of the belfry, and be-
ing unaccustomed to the exercise made a very extraor-
dinary noise.

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