New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-20

the desih or failure OF the husband she may make her
claim, il declared in that OF NJ Priysi tina, bis
wife was possessed Of loo. 9o0fr in her own right
The marriage took place and for some tine nothing
occurred TO disturb the domestic felicity OF NJ Prvst
He vas at length, however sstonished BY the visit
Of NJ Psvy, who declared himself 10 Be the 'red
Husband Of the ledy calling herseIf Nine. Pryat
ii was supposed however, that ". Pavy was not
very anxious 10 regain possession of his wife and
that by peeuniAry sacrifice matters nigh, have
been arranged. The negotiations on this subject il
there were any, failed, and III: P.vy, learning
thst in the marriage contract Of NJ. Psvst he nsd
declared that his supposed wife had brought 10
him 100 CO0fr NJ Pavy commenced All action az ainst
him for fbs amount, on the ground thst any money
in the possession Of Madame Pavy the property
CT Der husband, and that NJ. Priya having acknowl-
edged to lave received 100 900 francs from the wife
Of NJ. PAW, was bound to restore il TO him On the
trial it was clearly proved that the marriage Of
Monsieur ard Madame Pavy was legal one in every
tesIect. They had lived together and vii.
for some years without being married. but after this
msrrisge took pl-ce IN England all the Necessary
foIuslies required by the French Law being
C. implied with in France, and the parents of both
tie husband and the wife having given their
orstnt The only question, therefore 20 be decided
Nv the Court " az az to whether Madame PAW when
STE married ~ Privat, had really been Possessed
Of the 100 COO frapcs or whether for some private
motive the mention Of this fum in the mari age con-
tract wee 6cron. The Court decided, on the evil
dtIoe bdouctd that N. Privst HAD not received any
j.
paint Was dismissed, the Court declaring however.
al the same time thar the marriage Of Pavy was le
ga and hit uf Pryet null. On the discovery Of the
marriage Of N lie SOubrsn with VI. Pavy separa-
ton too place between her and VI. Priyat but il wss
stated in The trial BY the counsel for the plaintiff that
il vss real.
Ills ended the affair before the Civil Tribunal but
the PTHuIeur lml erial announced bis intention OF
ploseouting Ms6aIne Psvy on a charge OF bigany,
and YESTERDAY that t!ial took place before the Court
&C AssiTp Evidence To the marriage of Nj. and
MADAM Pavy was given, and the lady, who Is now
about thirty -four years Of age, and appeared before
The Court ia elegant toilet, admitted that she had
C. id, red the arriaCe a legal one until W. Pavy
hin self declared IL of the necessary formai-
ties had been WAITING. and that she was perfectly
free. Ibis deelarufion was made according TO the
sistemtn Mt of Madame Pavy under the following Cur
CUmsiBIcts: -.
Tb.re were occasional seems Dc neHage butnoihing
lke n sepsraiion wss talked Of until day wO-
usn ON the country called az the house, ana ASKING
fur Madame Payy. pIesenied her with chubby BOY
shout two wears old, saving Madame, | have
"brought home your child from pure" Madame
Payy, no hao never been blessed with the h'uote VI
mtteTIiiy saw that the woman had come oy hiistaHe
to the wrong address but mace no observation " 'Is
kind to her She desired the woman 10 wan, an
few minutes slterward NJ. Pavy returned iour
q" IId :; en-. . aid Madame PAW The
lusband looked confused, then became an
lry ecknowledl ed that the child was D.s, ana
declared th,t be was free TO do az ne pleased
for the marriage was lnvaiin, ana hluaIls roy
WIS % free as himself They then agreed to sepa-
rate, and made fair division OF the little property
hat hey possessed Madame Pagy after the sepi-
ration paid visit TO her SITTER, the wife OF the II IS
poo ar and eventually found her way TO the ho'el dss
Prince where thinking herself free as che drclafed
size contracted marriage with Prvat. brhaat
defense was made for the prisoner by VI. Laeh.ud
end tie Jury after celebrating for quarter OF an
bour, returned verdict OF scquiual. Madame tdVy
who during the trial was very calm, had nervous
attack wien she heard the yeroict, and neary I1ned'
Tie portion Of the Court appropriated to the pubic,
was almost exclusively filed by ladies':
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