New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-15

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nvm hs aunt n tafla, mNntinhna several aitislus "
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and wIr and amer abiding Co which speaking 81 ih''f
Ito aisn read memorandum found Ia tho trunk 81 ihe
prisoner. aud marked
Nj HAD, said 10 merely the adhcBa ~ Tho "fii"f ~
lhe p,i,l,i Attorney relaied "yos Madame toaer,
/" No Rive Dc llplAnger ras,
Manuel T. White sworn u member Of finn Wa,u
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M, ,aso ON The pnri OF tho prosecution horc ro'iod
Nj Laoquc, oncof hoeouns,lf prisoner then oponed
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ione lilo hoonea "a uohlu Fronoh family. Hi miner
cimc 10 this country during tho Revolution ~ 'hWhh
under la Fnyoitc aud brother OF ms father was oi''
Canal. In tho sano cansc Mr. do Corn went early 90
France and received first class education During the
t,ou,ics in France his circumstances becnme depressed
and he came 20 This country Gst 10 Virginia, thence TO
Tinlnpnt where he heard of Mr. Melville. but did not
become acquainted with him MIR. Do Corn came 10 New
York lie invented mode of preserving butter by pack
i, n in nir fight caoa Nj DO Corn also went 20 New
OrcsnT. where Melville made his acquaintance Mr..
DO Corn had prnctisci medicine and gratuiiousy admin
istcr,d to the relief Of Melville.
As 10 Melville the deceased commission has been sent
n France aud il has been asoertHned that the lady said
Ia be his aunt probably his mother She speaks OF HIM
as having ungovernobe. He wastwce in the Luna
tic Asyln in France and escaped from It, and the last
time he did he went to her house, and was concealed
short time III he could be got away and she was glad to
have him GO On his passage from iayIeto New 0,,eans
his conduct on board that the passengers requested the
captain to put hn in irons although there is no evidence
that lie was psced His character was so bad at Gin
cinrati that his co,ntrymen avoided him.
After the arrival of Melville in this City, he called on
Mr. DE Corn and thanked him for s kindness rs to meii-
advice in New Orleans and insisted after thaf in com
opposed After while he stated TO them that be roog
isve IT, On inquiry the Rev Mr. verr'n Il wa: that
really TO be married and me- 5e MS oni So he
red beside Minister present After The marriage they sep
tefwsrd resided Wsis ysIei Gsnar md Ls7ensrdst
&c & f Mt hsi. py 9s e9 S NJ
NJ deceased udal-o 10 attend third party their house Yet
to when acnay requested BY Melville Dc 80 fn:y
s t. Mrs s, sT Of s be 70 '1 av :1 3.
room that might speak the Doctor freely aud e
destitute that her hus5nd had tos
clothes and w.y snG ns s SsI o aIG a
who had charge her property bn had Caic AMI she
s.s ~ R HsS Of & M had beat and ue her
Mr. De oOn 0f Hsd s 4 'sni M eoIeSs 90
CONNECTICUT Will. he Mrs Melville ef cad went to
stanley did wish that her husband 90 ad ad her
Sg She bad q M De corr from sT lnsSn S NJ D.
Corn advised her against She applied to The Ry MI gsrsn who
Mr. sanzey who will give testimony to obtain divorce on her
Mr. Dec was advised amer Mr. NJ had Connecticut that
Mr had desisn against him and he vas ei9nod sS.p,. %
Mr. Melville speak Of the with which ne could kk
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Of ana yet ad SS nno "c p br monS auction
Melville bis Coming threatened him. speaking in french and
Aft fns be did repeat the fire but leg he eOpt
ssd bo shot he wssaeGuainted person franklin
lo he went and endesyored to md he then Te1 ard oi
OH Be- Be hss sw that r Is s' oh Si sas S%
when she ard Ms Barker wen, q the and NJ
Lsroaue other remarks conendng 1t to be case OF self
zoe Mr. yerren svornMarred Mr. and Mrs Melville
in Oct s2 Represented himself be a. and she hes to %
49, she y came and . To- sns ss me
geOd lawyer she wished 70 get one ios her wona
Deposons Of various persons in France ana ELSEWHERE
were showing De Corn be Of good character-ahO
showing ungovernable temper, &C. Of deceased-t was
said De Corn Is relative of Gen La Fayette. and his
father and uncle fought in the American revolution
louisa Barker sworn aud testified 10 having Deeh
slightly acquainted with deceased six years ago in PARIS
formed bad opinion of him witness also spoke oil DC
ceased i'll treating his wife after their marriage aso th
he Con- had leaned her small sums of money when dest
rte ard had advised her not to part from her husband
but TO have patience and wait for the arrival of her uncle
Melville went 20 New Haven to look ailer MS VIE prop
reY,v. cautioned Mr. De Corn in relation TO Melville
Winners gave testimony at considerable length.
. Adjourned to this forenoon.