Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

~ H> hho'tundte VictfNis ..r,.> -
After taking her 10 diEcre1; Places n
England, they vent To Loiuion, and Stop
ped ut Bats 1tatri, Dover IT. where ihev-
were pursued by her brother;. who, how
ever, did not succeed either in Trssaing
hts sister from her spducer OF obtaining
Tor the Injury he. Isd dohe
her family. The defendant made HIS
p,gtrge disguise herself in the dress OF
trbeuscmaid, and cOntriytd In avoid be-
,s rs, taken by the police officers, who were
Brought Tor that purpose by her BROTHER.
He then came oyerto ireland, and alter
stopping al one or two places for short
time, he took q house for herat Ranelagh.
where she was confined in July, 1916, of
a boy, who VAS called after his father.
Joshua Paul Mertdyih. Hitherto. ami
for some time longer, the defrh1Gn al treat
ed her with kindness, althoagh of j very
jealous disposition: so much so, that for
sixteen months she WAS in tina; house,
she was never permitted 10 cross the
threshold In August, 1912, he drew up
a kind of will. In The shape OF a letter. MT
serably III written and sp,lt, in which he
mentioned he: with great affection. and
settled all his tiispoSrabe property or
her and his rlrild, whom he confidrd IL
her guardianship. However his affection.
at length al,atrsi, and his conduct towards
her changed and she stated thai he even
beat her cruelty. lie sent friend 10 tell
her, al last, that he must part with her,
as he was Esing TO get married, and Had
therefore taken lodgings in town Tor her,
her child, and couple of servants, and
would settle an annuity of f. 200 a year
upon her, and give her sum Of money
in hand. His promisfs however. he, did
not think nj 10 pertora,, and she removed
TO her new abode with no more thnu S.
in her pocket. Here she remained fot
several months, without his even coming
near her or giving her any money for her
support, except OH one occasion that she
went 10 him at am hoIeI, in Capel street.
where he gave her pound note; and
another, after All interval of some weeks,
when he gave her f 2. She Was eonse-.
qmently compelled TO pawn her walcl,s
seals, peIisse, and several other articles,
even TO her child's frovks, 10 enable her
to procure the means of subsistence
Tie witness in stating this, pulled The
duplicates ouI Of her purse, al which the
learned counsel who WAS examining her
mir. Goold) was so much effected as 10
lie unable 10 refrain from shedding tears.
A. for the wretched girl herself, she at
different periods of her examination wepf
bitterly; and indeed every body in CONT
appeared deeply TO deplore the fatal in
discretion that had reduced This lovely
young creature to such premature misery.
In charging the jury, the noble Judge,
after heprecating The conduct of The
spoiler, who could first rob the rose 81
all its sweets, and thea fling il like
loailisome weed, away asked what must
be the feelings OF the parent at losing
such child, whose education IL was plain
from her department on the table, Was
far from having been neglected, even at
the ieuder age at which she had fallen,
, His lOrdship was so overpow BY hij
feelings, that he was Obliged 10 stop and
weep Tor several minutes before he cOnld
proceed. He concluded by cauiioning
the jury against suffering Themselves To
be led away by their feelings as he had
been by his al The same time 10 mark
their sense oi the defendants conduct. by
awarding such damages as would show,
that crimes of this nature we're not 10
pass unpunishtd. Verdict 1000 Ja-
images.
LIVERPOOL, May 80. Several hun,
dreds OF workmeI, chiefly ont of employ
meDt, met OH Monday morning week, ~
Park row, opposite the court homs,., in
Leeds, for the purpose, u should seem, of
exhibiting their numbers, and after re-
NAMING IN that situation till about II
O'Clock in the forenoon, marched into
Briegatc, in kind OF proccsslQn, or 10
deep. The persons forming this diSfres-
sed body we're principally choppers, resi-.
dent III Leeds, and cloibiers from tie
neigiiboring villages. Their behaviour,
much to their credit, was perfectly order
~ and their meeting, though evidently
by concert, was intended merely, rs faT
as we can learn, 10 present 10 their more
opulent neighbors q striking ,uamiiesia-
ton of The public distress, for Ne rur-
pose Of inducing some efforts 10 put ITEM
in way, either in their native country,
or III foreign land, of supporting them
selves and their families.
Uigomy Friday last General Sarrazi1
| appeared before The Court OF Assize in
Paris, on The charge of Bigamy. II sp-
peared that the General had contracted
marriage at LrghorD, III June 1893, with
Charlotte SwariZ; a second in London,
in Nav, 1918, with Miss Gcorglana Maria
Hutchinson and third in France, in
nlay 1917. The trial was put off 10 ma
BILE the defendant, il he could, to provide
evidence 81 the forgery Of The documents
brought forward 10 prove the two first
marriages. The General declared that
he did not mran TO contend for the for
gerry Of the certificates OF his marriage
with Miss Hutchinson, but said, that rs
he had been eapiially condemned in No.
vember, 1910, the marriage was dissolved
by this civil death" " By your admis-
sion of fact, and your argument IN law"
said The advo csie general, "you are then
thrice married, without contracting ma.
irimonial Ties; and are siill BACHELOR,
though you have three wives THE fur
iher hearing was PIT off.
LIVERPOOL, April 26.-Among tie re-
cent emigfaiiOns TO the United States.
There are 26 persons belonging to one ia,
mill, lOnnL .rs Of iI,.. a.nrnn ~ 1,I,.l.sN