Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10
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MADAME LAfERNC:l.


ensroszed with the case ofM,d,ns L,nSa.e. who
t'red for poisoning her husband was s,x,-d in III.
foregn new, Published yesterday that tn. trial had
last terminated m the 9th septic nscr in verdict Of
"gsy. with eIiooua,ing oisvumstsnoes" She was
4 ISondenned to exposure n tho plc-y sni merison.
ment At hard iaor Tor lilo Il va, ,hosshs ho~svsr
that she would live undergo even the exposure
ut the dale OF the LATEST ady,ses shs wss ia very
rrccarou. situation. The Paris correspondent of the
National Intel gencer in lsie letter. thus notice,
scme Of the circumstances connected with the tr,al
As the trial Of Madame IifSsxe, noiiced in INV let
tiers OF the 3lsi and 22 Of uy. viii probably be ter
minated before that sf Louis Napoleon the later will
obtain the more OF public attention; and 10 IL likely 10
be animated vastly beyond its intrinsic iosyes BY the
splendid eisq1ence and vindicye spirit Of D R~rrcy-
er the irsi OF France and the biti~r.st
enemies Of The present Government and Orleans dy-
nasty who has undertakes tho defence The trial OF
Madame Lafirage. for poisoning her husbsad. began
,n the third instant. We have hid Jay ieieyra
dcspaichcs. and almost hourly expresses
from the sceae. at Tue distance off one hundred and
twenty leagues. Every morning some pamphlet
IN verse or rose, relating To IL. decolss the windows
at the Psr.s bookseller Counties sheets Of resorts
a:s sold the &c the streets Over fprtv or
the broad columns Of the Journal Dee Detafs have NJ
ready been allotted to the proceedings Every news-
paper sivcs rstabls space. According Of the
expresses arrived this day. the pieadinKs will not be
brouSht to close before the 2oh instant The por.
itrlt of the accused My twenty four yssr, Of asrl is
Infinitely mult pied aud sirsulaied throughout France
Tue closest llkeness, % proclaimed. im?rcsses mo to
her disad vantage. Never unless in the middle ACE.
or in this country. have such
"a criminal trial ind q Of Justice The town of
Iuiis could not lodge fifth Of the eaget vsitsts from
faris and several OF the departmental You NAV inn.
perfectly conceive the character OF the beson. A the
bar ny passage two of letter which she addrsssed
io tiie husband . short time AFTER the wedding
'Charl"S have 10 eiIircat your pardon on nv
knees' have unsvorthiiy ec-iy ed ron I love YOU
not. love another Ny God. WIS, have suffe rcd.
fou' whom esteem Nth al my ssuI. oh suffer me to
die. Say to me oaly Die. and will pardon yeu,
. and tom frow will he no longer in cIistcncs NV
, head v bursing; win yos come my relief Hear
me, IN pity hear Ine. lie IL si.o named Charles He
D IL handsome and noble; he brougft up with me
Z and We have loved each other since W, knew
what love was A year ago ano;her woman sole hin
!. heart from me. thought should have d,ed
"ifyon desire IT, will ako arsenic 70. have some
. All viii be- over YOU have been sood me.
thai IN refusing you my affections. can give you
4 my life.
do no, accrue the of deception. From Monday
ia-s-from the hoor that knew thar ~as ,o be- 10
II YOU eihns Than siser-thai my aunt told
i, nae that Il 10 give oIc's self mani snore
:, would die took q ANAL dose sf poison and again
: At Orleans. Ivomted yesterday The loaded pistol
was at my icnpe d.ring the shocks. but was afraid
n Vow all depends uIDn you. Afsj will shrink q
a. gain. Save me. b. the gsaE1sn angel Of a poor or
phan, else kin her. or desire her 10 Kill hsr..l"
: Madame found guilty by jury. after q full
and fair al. be fore her present eni Of hav.
q ing stolen diamonds from . friend and host but this
), hcighicns her claims 0, APATHY and dignity, Emo.
lions strong. various ru.d scarcely
where sIperi~recd when. IA the court st Tur
she has alternately seemed faint vigorous smiled
sorFowfuy nyfully. according the sicsstudes oi
., she Trial The court. tte prosecuting attorney her
= advocate and herself have urged and squabblcd ~
every nuinsnt. the nultituds Of witic
. Their very lo1uaci"us and dlscursiys iestirnuny-
Arsenic had been administered 10 the husband ia Va.
nous m"des-hn diet. mrdcine flannel. and paricu-
larry IN cake. tranunllued from his chateau To him Mt
Paris by his fond spouse. The directed that the
corpse should be dsinIerred be explored by chem.
lists and anaomsts Tor of the poison
Lei me 10" qnc's passage OF the stenographrrs
| port
, Court IF Aai:es Of TsRs-Sitinc of S.pi,ub,r g.
, The commissioners appointed by the curt arrived
ihis morning. after having effected NE eIhumsiiun-
In their way To- the place OF interment they visited
The habitzblo part well the ruins Of Glandien
Doth ~ winch are now deserted. On arriving Mt the
buryiie ground they Mere met BY the Judge de Par
OF Lubersac. and were surrounded by all immense
crowd Large Quantities Of ckloraie were pourrd out
round tbs grave before il openrd. The coin va,
little more than three feet below the suTfac- and when
opened the body presentrd hidcsus spectacIe and
SCI much decomposed that :nsead of the usual s ,rn.
mems. Wa necessary. in ordeE 20 take from il hat
was wanted TO use spoon 0hich seni ior from
the village.
This species o. ra.,e rather than flesh wa, nm, i'm,
The ear'hen pots. to be brought 10 Tue On their
arrival the chemists placed their aiembcs ON the road
. which surrounds the Palais de Justice Five or sir
), furnaces were ranged IN circle and supnlied Win
Charcoal from an enormous brsxier. which wa. kept
constantly ai 9 rcd beat. The heights viii h eouman.
ded thi extraordinary scene crowded with spec.
niors. looking the operations Of this laboratory in
The open air. ou; ihey were hinde,ed. by dense and
n Giid vopor from seeing much VI what was going on
n The odOr emitted pow erfal that, At the sftrt
. noon sitting. % thought it would be impossible TO
remain IN court. Tbs ladies' however sustained the
r annoyance with astonishing resolution Two of them
ore saj to have applied for permi.sn see the one.
A. Taons OF The chem ats but refused Al past
one o'clock he court presented m0st singular asp.ct
Livery one Was holding 10 the nose with
n one hand. and smelling bottle in the other n i,
SAID That rPwards OF 500 sIneng bottles were sold in
TIE course Of The day Ia expected thaiia con,d.
Grafton Of the feelings and health VI Mad La.Irase
the proceedings would be posiponed hot the Jury en-
pressed their desire that they should be continued and
! the judge asssnled.
AT half past eight the judge. took their seats and
/. the prisoner intnuduced"
Il The trial proceeded. and when the femme de cham.
ore OF the prisoner under examination the rstor.
ter sayE
During ihs discussion the prisoner appeared TO ,uE
Ter greatly; she covered her face with her hsndk.r
Chief and gra,ped her smelling boule with q nervou,
! movement The nttinE suspended for q short
! ilme I'm IFS being resumed the smell arising from
inc operation ut the chemists was 20 dreadful thai
= every person Was eompellod 10 hsvs recourse 70
smelling bottle Madame LafIrsge affected by
the smell that M Pallet was compelled Q. solicit tbs,
i The sitting might he adjonrned TO the nsIt day
= The Advocate General objected. lie admitted
mat he had at hrst hcen much affected by The smell
bot had got used 10 H. aud supposed the prisoner would
do the same.
10 The jury. being consulted b, IN. pre,;d,r, A..
eded ON continuing tbs sitting and the president rave
orde" Tor arrangements to prevent, the smell from en-
e iering the court
: M Pallet here made some Observation. on the
charges which had been brought ssainsi his client
husband ~ ~"
The Acknowledgement replied hat tv-oo,v ,,;,n.,,
mad sworn iho she had shown grief At the d,sth
o. hef husband and he did not rcquire any other