The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-05

In the month of January. Miss Perry. who.
since receiving the wound from the pistol of
her brother-in-law. had been married to a
Welch gentleman named Trewvth. arrived
at Vienna with her husband. where her for
mcr adventure was hv no means FORGOTTEN
and was trequently spoken about in company
Among those who SceElcd 10 take the ,l,,,a.,.>t
interest in the matter, was Baron Pr. a
Lombar,lr noblcman, who for the last te:,
years had STAYED at Vienna. and was apna-
rentlv enjoying unbounded wealth: he be
came an arlmirer of Mrs Trcwvih. and her
constant attendant RumorS of an impure re-
lation existing between the two. were soon
started, and the question asked. why the huS-
band allowed 50 close an intimacy as was rx-
hlhlted in their frequent walks and rides
None, however, venturcd TO prornoSticate the
result of this intimacy.
At an earl Y hour on the 2d of March, Ba
ron l'r""ii> mansion was surrounded bv \
boiv oi officers. the lea lcr> of whom thcrrun-
on demanded access to the building. After
awhile th" doors We're thrown open. and th,.
commls>ary. with two Of his men. entered.
whilst others We're left to guard the various
outlets, Nearly an hour thus passed over
until the officers returned, bringing with
them. and carefully guarding Baron Prcgli.
wnom they took to the prison usually assign
cd to political offenders From the action
of the police, no one can tell wha, Is the OF.
fence with which he Is charmed; he had no
hearing, and probably NAV have none: hs
friends may see him again or they NAV not.
Just as it suits the de>potic will of him who
rules over Austria
In spite of the precautions whirh are alwav.
taken in Austria, 10 keep secret the offence.
OF The nobility, the story in regard 70 Baron
l'r""li'> character has leaked out. 1t arncar
that 1t was he. in connection with several de-.
voted servants. who has for wears ,,a,t rem
d"rrd the highways near Vienna insecure. a.
he could carry on these dcI,rc,ld;io;> from
his country Residence. without. IN the, >Ii"}t
est measure, inc'rring the suspicion of tn,
authorities. 1t Is a remarkable f,c:. iha, III,
Baron Ind artually stool in the Iay o: TIA,
police. situation wllirh h. probably co,rtc,
Only for the l'urro>c "t iradiu- any SUSPICION
that might arise into another channel. Er
"omin" deeply cnamored of tie lcautifn
Mrs Irrwyih. he sought ,air'y 10 gain he:
aiirr'i"n>, and at las. in silly fit Of despair
showed her the ring which Mr. Brooks ha,
sent him, a> the leader of the h:.hraymen
three wears previously. and appealed TO hcl
t" become his, since She had once been rho<
Ell The instrument To save his lie. So fal
from his confession ha,in. the effect Of soft
cn!ng her feelings She became all the NOR,
prcindicel against him, hut promised to faith
fully keep the secret If he would not repeat
his offensive proposals. Preeli did not COM,
ncar her for Il week. but at last attempted t,
carry her of 10y the aid OF hi> satellites. ant
being iuilrl in this. information was giycI
which led To the arrest As before stated
Three Of the Baron'> men have since been
arrested. and al hi country residence a larg,
quantity of articles were found. all of whicl
are identified as having been Stolen