Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-16


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gel 'Le room spoke Of. Tell Boyden eveyv Mine
ana ne WIZ asss! US at the hour come III. ASH
Nun 20 see mat M. IS not about the Exchange. ard
sec 'na VIZ ,ue SeTsans are away too, far iitm n
tear. when leave be can give US notice
that there is no one about, and then I cansn
when ne finds | will not be observed Desr
est entreat you 10 do Ibis, for it will b ON,
only plan Now, darling, as am so very any
ious 10 know what arrangement he can make il
write me in your note tomorrow what yoa ,hrl,
we had best do. ! am compelled 10 see you ovs
for life Itself rests upon IL. Now dearest. as can
not see you till Monday, l enIreal one tbne :,
you, viz: to see me at church Sunday morn;na
and night. As have often told you. abouob I
cannot speak with you, yet lis such Joy ins, -
gaze on thee just 10 have one dear look from thee
you need not have fear about church: no,hino
mas been said about that, and have GOOD oke
so Tell you, 10 prove to you that nothing has been
said about church in connection ,riti uou and m,
| Twill make you laugh Now, dearest, don'l re-
fuse me this, for il will be comior, 10 me n
my distress. AT one o'clock tomorrow. lore /
have thy dear mole. OH how will devour every
word. Good God if only could see you now
Till Monday is an eternity Oh how hard Is
my fale-so nearthee, dearest, and yet canno see
thee. Good night, love; kiss me >weelly; think
oil me every night, with my cheek resting on Thy
dear miniature, loving you with such devotion
Tomorrow, Thy dear note makes me happy
till then, adeu. Your own VA.
IL, "Wednesday Night.
CONCLUSION OF THE EXAMINATION on TUE
DAY
We are indebted 10 the Republican for The .o!.
lowing evidence which winds up the proceeding,
on Tuesday:
DR.. r. H. CABELL sworn.--I saw thu Sc two et
tels shown 10 Mrs. Myers by Col. Samuel Nv
ers. in my house. Col. Myeraconduciei himself
with the utmost propIiely and sehIllliy towards
Mrs Myers No man would have acted with
more GOODNESS and iorbearance; and how he cli
acI with such forbearance actually a,loni>bei
me. lie wanted Mrs. Myers 10 90 home 70 a.r
fathers and offered 10 accompany her. 0he Of
The letters shown 10 Mrs. Myers had been written
that or The day before, il was shown 10 her
was requested by Col. Myers 10 hear he CONVEX.
sation between Mrs. Myers and himself, which
took place in my library.
About two o'clock, after short recess OF The
Court Col. George Wythc Mun!ofd was caIe!
for the defence. Col NJ, was requested 10 sale
il he did not reside opposite the residence Of Wm.
r. Myers, and whether he knew The time oi Ia,
Mr. Myers left his house after breakfast and he
time he usually returned from his Office u factory
He did. Mr. Myers was IN the habit Of LEAVING
his residence about or 5 o'clock i'll The morning,
and rarely ever returned before or orocs Il
his dinner On This point, Col. Nj ieli positive
because they were about the same hour, be was
| in Tie habit OF leaving and returning himself
The Counsel for The accused further asked col.
NJ. il he had ever known or Noticed Mr.. How
and Mrs. Myers together-vhrn and wheIc2-
He remarked that his attention was attracted ~
seeing Hoyt going 10 and from Mr.. Myers sey.
raj times, bur he had never seen them together
there. He had, however, visited The Theatre
some time last spring, where he saw Nh. AZ
Mrs. Myers in their box. fle took a seat by the
side of Mrs NJ and attempted 10 engage in con.
yersaion with her, but soon found that her allen.
lion was in another direction, and that she md
not seem to be listening 10 any Thing he sald 10
| her. This he thought strange OF, Tor Mrs. Myeis
had always been in the habit OF paving attention
! 10 what he said in conversation. On his occa.
sion, she was evidently paying no attention tclht
performance, and, thought Col. NJ, from wha,
he had heard OF Mrs simprudens conduci he
| now had clue TO her movements.
| On looking across the Theatre he observe.
| Mr.. Hoyi in Il box nearly opposite 10 Mr.. an
| Mrs Myers, and himself. Ii. stood apparent,
behind two gentlemen, and his h. al could be seer
| over their shoulders. ] determined, sand Col. NJ
| 10 leave The box in which we were sitting, and .
down 10 The pit where | would be better able
SEQ what was going on between Mrs. MyeiS at.
Mr. Hoy,. Mrs NJ. was sitting before her In.
band, and evidently doing something she ~l>le
to conceal. She seemed 10 be talking IN Ice-
graphic signs TO Hoyt across The way, While n
did nothing in reluIn but gaze most lnIeniy %
her. Occasionally, Ii. would change his po,t
lion, and she smiling in most peculiar mamie
which struck him [Col. NJ as being mos To-
prudent He had seen similar conduct On u
part of Mrs. M. towards Mr.. L., at ST. Pau
Church.
Col. M. was again asked hy Mr. Lyons ior n
defence in regard TO the time Mr. Myers u>ua.
left and returned 10 his house. His reply va !.
before that Mr. NJ, he thought, was Meals ..
home as early a. three o'clock in the eyenl.
most generally il would be as late as iour q fg,
Here the Attorney for the Commonwealth e.
marked, that 1.-THE result Of the inquiry in ie2a.
10 the time MIR. Myers lett his house and ieiutret
was TO be regarded as evidence, ii vas unner,s
sary TO make further Inquiries hc himself woul
corroborale all Col Munlord said a. Ia the pom
he, TOO, lived on the same sircet wh Nh NJ AM
saw him very often gong " returning to his dir.
ner. Mr.. Lyons said, his evidence wone -
show that Mr.. IT, could have awaited himself q
| Mr.. Mycrs's absence 10 visit his wife.
The examination oil Col. MunIord, as well .
other witnesses, having been competed, W
Mayo, for the Commonwealth. repeated whal ft
had before emphatcally remarked. that he Tcld
family iel, compelled 70 continue reading 'ct.
and documents, which, in his opinion, were q
tirely irrelevant TO The case, while before Gov
whose duty was merely thai at commtilg
magistrate. This he said, without VIKING
show The slightest disrrspect 10 his worship
Mayor presiding. Here several letters w.:
read among which was The original letter i'E
Mrs. Myers 10 MI. Hsyt 10 which his letter pn' |
lished yesterday was supposed 10 be an answe'
A recess of an hour and half was taken. u
ter which the court again convened, hui ~; Il
shor, lime. Al The re-upenng, Mr. Mayo aga
proceeded 10 his task 81 readin= eilcfs--W Y
produced an envelope, pos,-maTScd New loh
from which he took Two letters, ~ parts OF two
Messrs. Lyons and Scott objected % hen oelt |
read as the same letter They conended, 'ite
one bore evidence of having been written al W.
York, and the other at Philadelphia-lhai n
could not be the same. Here The Counsel So
ed to misapprehend each other. MIR. Lyon:
tending the Counsel Tor the Common@eat 3
no right 10 lake part Of any document, shis
had no objection 10 the letters being read. 4
every one Of them separately. The Conn.,
Commonwealth assured the gentlemen on ihtcs
er side that his whole object was 10 DE- use
all. Part OF a correspondence had beer fio
ccd, and he thought j, but proper The Other So
also be read.
II being necessary to read The letters scnie
~ or forty oil which lay on the table, NJ y
agreed, il il pleased the Court, 10 ad)our q.
morning, 10 show how far he was wiling
justice, by undertaking in The course Of The o..
if he were spared 10 arrange all in their 7
order and present them before HE court
was agreed 10, and the court accordinglyafl
ed &c meet again al II O'clock on Wctne' y
The prisoners remaining in custody OF he olIts'
The letter quoted by Yesterdays Repat''a
from the Spanish paper in New Or!ears
Patria, in which an understanding be'V@
Santa Anna and our Government, IS SCI ioi'