New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
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corpr OF SEssioXs-Before the Recorder,
ypdre Lynch and Alderman Bonnel and Carman.
sgsTaScEs-Cts Allen, convicted on two indictments o
forgery in the I'd degree passing eouaserfeit dollar
bills and having counterfeit money in his possession WI"
intent to pass placed the bar for sentence ne
Recorder recspitusted the long OF crsles OF '
prisoner and It's destructive effects ohersasd se'nceu
him the frst conviction the State Pson for ~ Jea''
and the second o-sce for years being 10 year. u a
TRIAL OF THE Rev ANTOINE VEsKEN FoS rhS'uSf eh'
sumED-The Court trial OF The II hh'o'ne
yerren, indictment for perjury
Previous to proceeding with the trial ar. western OF
Counsel for the prosecution rose abd addressing e
said he had observed OF the papers OF Inc Iy par
a and garbled statement OF the facts on inc dI "
case calculated TO have injurious effect and 10 prejudice
the minds of the Jury empaneied to try this caseand said
i, wa. what he bad feared from Of the hired and PEN
stoned presses OF the City He then read from the Morning
Herald article rejecting 10 very severe terms on the cha
racters De Boulon and Bartheiemy and the contradict
DRY testimony Of the former, &c. The Court after bearing
the article expressed their regret and satea,on Of the
course pa:sued making and ordered The
District Attorney The Editor OF the Herald appear
morning state why such made
in his paper. 1ir. Camp, of the Herald, here and
stated that the Editor knew nothing about the article, and
that be alone responsible The Court then said they
would hold the author responsible.
Madame De la HGye exanlned.-Said am native OF
France spent par, my youth in Lorraine and part in
Parshave been eight years in this country and
SIDE IN Amboy-came here 10 teach lis Livingston the
granddaughter Of Mr. Depot and i'ea in the family then
into the French school Of Madame Chagre became
acquainted with NJ Verren about6 years INTRO
duced by SWISS gentleman, fiend OF bolh-ras &C.
quained ~is bir. Verren for year and then went TO y.
Jersey and returning him the street when he recog
nized her. was living WIKI Doctor Rogers then as a
friend and aslructress vi bis dangbersal that Lne DIR.
Verren took great deal Of interest in her did his wife
Nr Veren counsecd her. tend. go into the house
Of Mr. BoUion 10 ve-bu, whom she did not then know
Told MI Netren she did like to go alone into house,
and might find herself in bad company but NJ Verren as
sured her the perc. in every respect MI YER
rem then made statement that surprised her very ach,
viz relative the character OF Ms Rogers II connection
With gentleman, which she did not repeat to any one
went into III: house Of De Bouiion at the request o! Mr.
Verren in May years Aforementioned there for one year
Mr. yerren said he security for De BoulOn rent lie
advised 90 interest 10 De Bouiilon and an nle
rest TO De Bouon and because he went security for
the During the year "as al De Boulons house
Mr. Ver-en made three four ostens!b!e visits IN the
lower story where Mrs De Bouilon lived, and also called
on her-nyscl and Verren tacily hostile therefore
treated him With polienes After had been there three
nonthsI observed that either M Verren deceived or
bad deceived me in the character OF Madame De Eouon
Ii did not suit me sit 10 Msiane De Bouion in
NJ Verren's church. Spoke 10 Dir Verren about in terms
of great force which caused Goodness towards
his part This GOODNESS increased up 10 the winter wea
received invitation from 'crftn 10 luxe
MIR. Vcrren's-accepted but distressing the motives
Madame De 3cuion and myself were The only strangers
there--Mr Eerren treated with marked pollteness-
there something occurred that evening between Dir.
Verren and myself that occasoaed i'll ieelng-Alr. Verren
proposed 10 pay the debts OF another person. pro-
fesscr who boarded with De Bouon and owed for bsard
rent, and also proposed 20 where the professor
taught and SOP bis pay told l!. Ve-ren wanted all ny
money, az wanted 10 take house myself and establish
aSchoo under the patronage of aiame Chagaree. Ida
refer Sir. Nerren, II five six month, aft: this
before heard OF anonymous letters. Did not more
than when Madame Brunei! sent Tor and showed me an
anonymous letter She Ind received and Recognized
the writing Of Mr. Bouilon would not read il after
ing the first line. Net Mr.. veren in Broadway aud told
him generally that the family OF De Bouion the
OF agreat deal Of trouble 10 medd net speak him about
the Anonymous etter-Mr Verren said how do you
ineriere-I ksow you have uaiavosabe opinion
OF me- aniwercd hoaored him as oae oil the Ecc!csasl
cal order aud OF educatsn but thought no mere
than coulc houorary avow few weeks after wrote
note requesting him 10 cali, after beard Of more
anonymous leeys-he and stated that had Tor
him protector OF uySeil-hat had supposed Tue int
mate acquaintance Of Mr Verrenwih De Bouon and his
wife might have prevented those anonymous letters Dir
yerren answered he did know any thing about ttat
as for Mr. De Boasn he had wit enough write such
letter or would have dared have entrusted him
(Verren) with The knowledge OF his having written such
letter and he should trouble himself about! told him
that not much talent necessary write coarse,
vulgar letters understood they He said oh
coarsetor he had OF tue letters lie con-
Guided by saying lie would 90 nothing abouti lie seemed
revolt the idea that vulgar ili,erate could
write such stterS This the month OF August, teur
years age At bis visit Mr. Verren spoke OF The French Con-
sui and used tue language contained IN The pub
lished book This the last conversation had with Mr.
Verren. recoect expressions Used by MIR Nerren
relative ladies which he stated TIE French Consul
slii o
of The CoDsuls in such contained in the letter
had interview also with Mr. Neyrcn two months before
tie publication Of tue book, aud after ar Verren was on
bad terus win De Boulon About this time The depor
of Mr.. Verren towards greatly changed for
the better. He and his church had been snrned and
called Mr. Vceas house 20 inquire alter the health OF
the family He spoke with great respect to nehis was
two moslhs before the publication OF The hook Mel Mr.
Nerren in Broadway when he said he had known where
he would have called upon me. was greatly sur
prsed the change IN his conduct aSd supposed to arise
from the fact OF his mistaruneshe asked me u cal! and
see his wife an! asked me why 1il not csme when
cna and runo the sel ted hin, lived in the family of
Mr. Campbell B,o1kiyr--receved an invitation from
nir Verren wach was lei for me 4; Nj Camppefs few
DAYS after the meeting in BronNway went according 70
request and received win gTea! pa,eness by Nh Yer
rem and wife. Told friend OF his s;shes! az instruct
ress-a friend oI the Duc Consul and lie had mentioned
nv name as I'll prrson-l asked Mr HerIen eler
the gentlemanhe said he did Got like TO write, but Gail
which dic-h;s is tie las, time mir yerren bal
wroe letter 10 him. aud il was answered by lis vic
letter produced bat Rol read
Cross eraaiaoi-Was examined wines, on the former
trial. gains, 8art0cemy aud De Bouloncoud Rot speak
because h my answers beng stopped every
r,nutedii know of any az the letters al
that trial except the 10 Madame Brunei-aked
Mr Barihe.ey show ne the anonymous letters and ae
showed all The other letters 10 me. did net hGov Mr.
Barheemy and called him-have suce seen The letters
in Ecciesastcal Court then wrote letter 70 NJ Yer
rem, and intocmed Mr. Barlheemy OF il The object OF
writing i vtrren fears for himself and his family
as did not believe SIr v the author those letters Saw
De Bouion before the Grand Jary. Have VISITED M. Bar
theemy his house. with iaect 70 iearn