The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-24 00:00:00

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A. letter from Turin of the 20th states that 120 poli
lical arrests have just been effected in Lombardy, in.
chiding 50 at Milan. Among the latter persons are
MM. Brambilla and Perego, who had been confined in
the citadel of Mantua for conspiracy against the State,
• and been pardoned by the Emperor on the occasion of
his visit to Milan.
A letter from Vienna of the 17th says :—" Count de
Buol had yesterday a long conversation with Prince Kal-
limaki on the affairs of Bosnia and the Herzgovina.
The count again insisted on the necessity of remedy-
ing the abuses which exist in those provinces, and of
energetically executing the batti houmayoun. Prince
Kallimaki gave detailed information as to the intentions
of the Porte on the subject, but he remarked that,
btfore all things, it was necessary to repress the
insurrection, as otherwise moderation might be construed
into weakness. The Count de Buol approved of this
view, especially as the Porte expressly engages to exa-
mine the complaints of the rayahs as soon as its autho-
rity shall have been re-established."
DOG STEALING AND ADULTERY.—A pretty young
woman named Bourguignon, representing herself to be a
singer in a cafe, was on Saturday tried by the Tribunal of
Correctional Police on the charge of swindling. A hard-
fe.stured matron of the name of Gobet made a statement
to the following effect :—Three months ago she sent out
her husband to take her dog, Loulou, for a walk, but he
returned withoutthe dog, and said that it bad run away.
Mme. Gobet immediately had placards stuck up, offer-
ing a reward of 30f. for its recovery, and in a few hours
the animal was brought to her by an old woman, who
received the money. A few days after she again sent M.
G.bat out with the dog, but he -ince more returned with-
out it. She again bad placards printed, offering 301. re•
ward, and the animal was brought back to her. A third
time the animal disappeared, but Mme. Gobet would not
give more money ; but in a day or two it was conveyed
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to her house by some person unknown. Some time
after she resolved to take Gobet and the dog on a 40
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trip to Asnieres, and whilst waiting in the railway sta- 0g
tion at Paris for the departure of the train she per- I 40
ceived that the dog jumped on and caressed a dashingly- ! 50
dressed young woman. Tnis litter seemed confused at 20
the animal's notice, and Madame Gobet noticed that 103
her husband was also somewhat disconcerted. As the 100
dog continued its caresses, the young man cried out,
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"Get down, Loulou.” On this the suspicion flashed 100
across Mine. Gobet's mind, " Since that creature knows ! 20
Loulou, my husband knows her too." Mine. Gobet ! 20
immediately instituted an investigation, and, to her 50
intense indignation, she discovered that her husband 150°0
had had an intrigue with the young woman, and that 100
they had planned between them to detain the dog, in 20
order to extort money from her ! She at once had the 50
young woman arrested, and would have wreaked her 20
vengeance on her husband, had he not, in terror, 25
fled to Italy. The prisoner frankly admitted that
she had received the visits of M. G9bet, and that 190
he, not being allowed mosey by his wife had !1:.1
to recompense her, left her the dog, in order that she r 5
might get a reward from Mine. Gobet for its restitution. 25
The tribunal decided that, under the circumstances,
no.swindling bad been committed, and it ordered the 50
young woman to be discharged ; the presidint gave her 100
a severe lecture. 100

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