New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

amy IN India made up 70 ne i3ih q Jus- at a. r.
Peroa o maj return csptssn James ~s- Ave 'aa Il ID
cEarss Po1-iI' s.r,.s s-rs Of =. Ge0rse Hsaosel.
.c1sr@. produced ne register q Marriages &C.. s -
wee G@orzs T-sS9-s Hess AZ Asrs Tore. q Lsnas-
elct Was noi pfsssai c1rirE - -rfr19-y .
parties r0T r CJlri 10 - l,--s --.-e ~ A
/ I1ey were msrr-c BY icers- - -A7 CO. 49,
NJ. Head aid he rnane ia The reE''s' Ss' u '07
Ps-e.-e..s G-sy poss .sLjesat 70. p ~ a.
iscuve force ZOO ~ g ~ TSe Comes.
= ~. -.ss.ys rs.r sdolf % g- INTO Der CAT a.
I'd her So rust cors-a-f ls''- -- -. sfs NJ
e5-'t -, r-r-e- .u.hsrf Captain James o-ins 49,
- Corctess replied. ste 1.a 80 II 1-r-t
| i.~-. sy a. n isnent TIE 1870 5,--
- rfefte- CIR sir James - ave or no- -. -
- rsrr~1 DO ~ron. an. - -. b. a..
/ -. rrsrrtsc- - IA WI re Erf say ~ - -.
80 "a. Dr. .-1i when divorce Wa sr.nie9' az So
,..,er-or WAL couarnel ine scream .isiei1el .
~ cs~s.rr ir1nsted itsi lns - a. ine
should brrF forward ttsi cay VII - -A1rf-- f
i-grsu = b brought he sdy from lnd.. -. -,
- Ct.,ie. n ian commanded ne LsIsirs 49,
,SF...fs- M ,-crrsi Mr. Jane. from lnci. hsa
ros1bf tbe ls1y 10 c0ur a a. ne sane P-f''u -.
80. -, 10 brought De wife o- board IisNs
in he year a. or 49, VINES 90 -o'
ssl eoo ~ e~'5e.ee for he present NJ arEs9r ~
,sfe5 al be should cave DE es-e n me --nls o '
NJ goss.n appeared 90 behalf = re .aty vao hss
been dragged flsl morning 90 -l1lyt- p ~,
~.s~e ,.krf IN al experience, was perfectly m
Ie never rec0 ected case % higamy in vac
H. frsf husband nor ne second hlsoef9 csle 10y - -
rs 1srsetsr ri comp aiming party. ne nsef ol.-
ss.g Undergo invest CATION and u Anything lhd orel
@rre iIiegs those DO bad done tie i4-gaAy ~ola y
49, zone ~ wss willing sdnit enough hsd been laf
before 70 jusnfy f1rinef inqalIy Al In- Piopr
marriage with Hr Head Wa lawful sel Il would
seem the edy had been married when apeQt ID OF 70
n Accent me 90 va impossible ascertain whether
the assertion made 70 the officers ~ss true or fas-
VS. evident the lady bad .troug Impression hat d.
vofre Ri had been obtained 10 ne House Or LORDS
This however might hea mistake into which ne lsdy
would be likely % fall from Der not being -nied ~in
orr avs Enough had been slated 10 show that even had
he puied 0fense been committed % had been commit
led under Circumstances which certainly appeared 70 us
tfy the act tie diverted to this Circumstance FOR ne
purpose Of asking the cour 10 allow ne lady TO esve The
court. sfer putting n unq1esuorshie bail 20 appeAf 70
meet the inquiry day % be agreed upon. u was ~
The hi ghest degree important hat charge Of his sort
would not be attempted 90 De evaded y tie pafue. most
Interested 10 the inquiry and he hoped therefore be
egs.t would be scceied to- He would attempt
any reflections the motives Of those who had brought
frysrd The case bot 30 usf be- clear hat private and
not apshlc object rgiIaied he present proceedings
Nj Bingham, after short consultation with Mr. Hard
wick ssd 70 u observable IN The present case hat the
per.on most immediately Interested IA person Of ll
ana holding commission her Msjesty service = not
person % institute or counenance The prosecution 10
quite compatible with the evidence produced that
The accused may have received ~ TIE sine NAL IRON M
few hours ster ihAu the Official return. com
uuncaung he death Of Capt james by Cholera other
casually The law presumes sne s innocent vi tne l-u'
proof guilt has been brOu ght fOrws Here that proof
wanting and the magistrate 10 requested 10 Hct 90
presumption u guilt fee great reluctance In doing
even 10 the u remand without an assurance on
the part Of the prosecutor thar he evidence necessary 20
insure a conviction will certainly be producesble Oh ~
iufe occasion No such assurance can be given IN this
case because betwsenihe 18Th Of June and The asi mar
rsge-a period OF nearly ak weeks-Capt James may
have snsiched from life by any of thOse numerous
Casualties with which life Il besei IN mil iAry profession,
and IN tropical climate However. upon tie express
admission advocate that iu his Judgment sufficient
ground been s1 for further inquiry ard upon biz Offer
10 fnd security shan venture 20 order remand and
lbersie the prisoner upon finding sureues 10 $50
esch and herself 10 0o Tor her temperance here on
future cav.
b. Immediately rendered and accepted.
The Countess Of Lsndsfedt ard her husband we're A.
lowed To remain time 10 order elude the
gaze o the crowd hch had assembled before he court
We un1erstsud from undoubted authority lsays he
Ifno that Immediately The marriage q Lieutenant
Head with he Countess ~ Lsngsf ia Lola Monies. the
Marquis Of Londonderry Colonel Of the I'd Life Guards,
took the 90 recommend 20 her Majesty
that this ofcers gnsuou Of his commission should be-
insisted on, and thai be should cave ihe regiment which
his unfortunate and extraordinary act might possibly pre-
ucice