The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-02


polls. Great vas the desire of tuft hunting" John
Bull to see ber-to the woman whom he had driven
of his own stage, but she kept close for . period
IL " faid however, that her courses were
not the , best and that, IN sonssaasnsSs . 81.
ed females well known TO the moral youths OF the
fashionable world. in this most God fearing country
She returned to Lendon with an income she stated
Of CO Gao year She was quickly visited by many OF
her old friends and among others 1t Is said by Lord
ried and In few DAYS Mr. Head was introduced to
her and after q very short courtship marriage took
such Connection and Miss Isald his aunt originally
appointed his guardian by the court Of ehsncery,
1t expedient make inquiries into the rumor
that the former HUSBAND OF the lady WAS alive The
result of that inquiry led to the proceeding
warrant was for the arrest Of the countsss
on charge of bigsmy and Monday morning she
Was taken into custody at her house In Half
street Piccady Just ~ che was to get into her
carriage She was taken 20 the station house. At
tbs station house in Vine street she coolly pulled out
q cigar. and spologsiDg to the upeIiDteudent or
n.IscSr Or no. nn1e n,m"st nconeern At one
O'Clock on the same day she was conducted to MARI
borough street where che underwent an :xa ainason
The court leaning on the arm MIR EIeald who
was permittea TO have chair beside her She appeared
oui,. mharrs,sed and smiled several times she
made remarks to her husband She was stated to be-
twenty tour wears Of age ON the police sheet bat has
lnsk pfn of Mt least
dressed In black six with close. black velvet
| inctst n main white straw bonnet, trimmed with
blue and hl1s veil In figure she Is rather p.@%ip'
the lower part OF the features symmetrical,
The upper pat net 70 good owing to rather prominent
bones but set of by pair unusually large blue
mr. with long black Iashss Her reputed husband,
Hr E..ld is tall youpg man of juvenile figure and
] ASPECT with straight hair. and tnali light brown
trrnsJ mn .;vss him n air Of great sim pcitv During
the whole Of the proceeding, he sat with the
| in l~o.h nj Jis
swing IL feryent squeeze and ut particular parts Of
the evidence Whispering to her with the tondest air,
Lieutenant George TraHord Head OF the late
Veil Known Mr. George Head OF the chanccry bar.
IL appears from the proceedings In the divorce
,ubioird in which Lieut. James sought to be relieved
frt n his patrmopial tie with Lola Monies that the
lsoy IL .tep daughter Of Major Craige who married
| MA Gilbert Lola's mother in India Mira Gilbert
was 81 Mt home for and away the age
The proeeedingr against her in The Constory Court
| Was With Capt Lennox, whe accompanied her in the
Larkins from Madras On the voyage, and suisse
oreptly no doubt could exist Of their intimacy, and
udp If divorce as already was
he fact is now apparent that she was married At
bert. to n eontirman named Thomas james, lieu.
tspupt in the 2rt Regiment Of Bengal Native Infsn
try that proceedings were subseq uently commenced
sgsipst her in the Eccesiasticai court for o
divorce in consequence of an improper intercourse
which existed between her and q MIR: Lennox; and
vorce thore which it Is well known to every
che effects only q separation between husband and
That course can only effected in the
House Of Lords in whom is vested by the English law
the sole power Of graptpg divorce pincuio asarimo-
! mi The evidence produced before the Con sistory
curt H. Of the most clear convincing nature aud
proves that the character Of this lady whose fame
| has become so disgustpgly notorious, has been
from rly date that If "A wanton, alike
mindful the sacred ties Of nstrimony, and utterly
careess Of the opinion Of the world upon morality or
religion.
| From the London Globe
As foon as the tdiDgs at Marlborough street
ice Countess LandSftldt
and Mr. Head resumed their preparations for conti-
mental visit which the OF the police had In
terIupted with great aacrity and in few hours
! on the SouthEahtern railway, with their luggage
marked "Cadin" Some surprise has been expressed
tess when before the magistrate From the lady ex
eitnbe temperament, |" scene" was looked for; but
this did not occur. probably becaue had already
taken place in Half Moon street when the officers
made their appearance and announced the object
Of their wit to the lady The officers we under ,
dcistand had orders TO be In attendance 20 meet the
tobciur ana Mrs. lead az hait pat eisut c'ocs,
In Hsn MOOD street IN order That no mistake nisns
occur In tho execution OF the warrant Apparently
the lady and Der spouse had correct notion OF the
pfocetolpes when bad neeh eonimenceo oy sne aun.
nr pIePais,ons il pnck,ng up we're eonsiu'eu, anS
u' .fa'ehhg ehIit'se VIZ at Tue ooor ~ nus o'ooA
on h.opoay h'Ini"g me omoers were soou. - re-
nnqush ther oJect as the countess had en,sreu tue
Ihfhsc Jns. oeiors ttePping INTO ths tsse,ing eur
mage whuh tso came INTO .he s'ree anu IN ~ WcIV
the ,oncltor anu the aunt, VINO nsd been soinesnss
ossyea on ,hen tourney Inc omcers accompanies
.} 'he aoheHor ana .ns aunt, nn'msu..ey sn'orea
TIE boVte shu on seinS MT heMd VINO was
P'',ne'y ~ oA,''s no, ~ o..
snmsience OF Their having been employed by
MI heaid- IN Gaze OF robbery oy ms servant,
nty nlebtohea the drsAIeeaoie puiport OF ther VISIT
Tue 'ouhtess U Lhnonieut ~Ah imuivoiatey "iscr-
"aios ihlorheu uut me must sohsocr herseu III GUS
'.oy' ppon when the enerseue nature OF tne ihoy
thone for,h ihstahthneouily Inc Countess efhoites
OIL ire appearance OF excessive passion uipg STRONG
phrases both In french ana EHsnsh, nussipg her
huf oanu spou, Vigorously, Pnshns nrr. ie,,a On one
rue ana hekog one or Two iasotte yhtandist.
they must 10 their duty The lady was again
la n yail she ALWAYS carried poison about
her, at The ,sme time pointing to small pocket in
her dfcts. sppsrsntly containing phai, aud that
the eenli eashy d.su.y herssi u moiested ~ leng.A
CAIN ',I n ane me h.spahu Wa ca
rroTsram IN. lattsr arn,S idrd Lsying A. sss.rei
ty the Couniess ptseured her rrguar diyores iron,
tsyt JAm,s m. Countess tt Lsnasfeldt was then
akcn the Vine station house order to have
the charge booked BY this time the Countess had