New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

= he sane fact ooesued on the second msfrs- % M
~ H.sd... Ryisre ana ~, .. tes .no- o. ho TO-.
p, sac r., ii: s''ts.n. 10 ~ NJ. A' bro ssf
ssd vhb % LrI 70 lss ARD ~ ~ ,b., ,se,.
Quit. ioss enou.h for OF her se ~.
h' =. aeis. be hat he h.a % a..r' eSa.s.
"A. memory Of eetios % ssieh fe 90 no ~ - az
soi In. N beessse be did nsis.e me oissn .s'
While Iu,ssi that be wsa foosn s.so % Ss,,s-
~pyos. John fee; ted mother rs.,ss s,
she manned 70 hD, abe to6 ne .a 1900 10 q -
hon R.see 70 spsn be ~.s .soasI TO- sisa .ioss
sp.Bi.rdsj bsA pint, q moosJ and :, Gr,ss" N,
msths, s.s he AID nv tool no 70 me eos h,
tbeIs that shs went s'%o' e's seysn Or eight
oSh, Old ~bsn be dd DID not .., hoS 'ee ~.
lid ,.ver eOud ..f be-, any oo saes ny ,a.r bod
br~h. living At 81 GirOps nsm.s r.s ,. 80,
that Of tanner al %. u.s nv father. b.th.r his
1. w -. s.! T.t siaI ed@ossr ". '2@s ,.I.ron
ny , me cot 20 beesu.e sappo,.. she had 20
VOL .o@.apss she lived rs.ris. s,.n M.
Bode.as bach to 81 Girons and SAC my isl.tioes;
-. ny aselsi ,hey soes who va" went the nurses
ssos ssr ne 1setsss Of her 6r husband she were ma.
ned reue III. d.eee.nt ss:.@s .ao.osd wiz To-. va lott
macy Probsby her previous obseie msrss, see zoe
n sbs bad bss sre.dy cropped her Of Fss from NO
tiyss Of Dd6ereIes in the expectation hs zoe "
f.es n., have remsSso asdco.ed until ATE, her marriage
With Du Luz then the long conce.mens hs' s
& :. S sss sSt alive that
ust in lsl2 the documentary PROOF o'e'
nG' d,s... fron tbese facts that Yerhe Me
s nsss Of Der supposed cennscos bis father ,hs DID
mol hear hs ntme when that connection was tefnios.eo
ard a. Jeanne Iesrd she bsd found her way rahte c
20 hsber cass Of assocte sod was encouraging the sd
s,e.~ Of the fact that she hal at hrst su ned
the position Of nsiden may have LED % the o.
he deception sy the probability Of the
Of other motives for her course Is hot 30 clearly e1cude1 toat
v e compelled attribute her conduct 70 previous 10
chastity CDdsnit, excite. suspicioni bat mere eoncea
where the motive cannot be usced out and sd bare
M, alone stamp the fact properly
shameful in iuelf Tuh and iusre. often suffer from false
'ss, Of rnGs from VANITY , ..e :, Me- D, In,
legitimate OF ultimate unnatural TO sbsndon him for
twelve Year, 70 .s s, Z, h.1s adj. 70 .p.s biz
Although not be abletc penetrse INC
70 ii. lie sitnsey a. compel
the supposed intimacy Of the decedent With Du LuI before
her previous connection with ferhe 10 doubtful esss
general ewdIs" m,isha sis%sot 10 e'u s.. OF In
time from the transaction which 10 the subject OF IN,
s ssf%y ~. ps, .% not prepared s prssoa.
formal ceremonial Of sr.se In sI Dn Lux aud ne deco
ssdrsed to her Nine. Du Tux in which die writer Do
m.risre Goes not exclude tbs essohment Of previous
marriage fact determined By the deci'Sn Of the Supreme s,S
In considering the question of Ferries lestn.ey the dse
of OF moment ~ determining the law thcu
sIdDt 10 relation T. marriage and birth The.tstemens OF
hde Du Lux I. 70 her own sse at the time be was born
tsin.d to male herself oat ss yosns possible the act
marriage with Du LuI 10 1872 shs described As 80 years Of
made 70 Duuber or pe,oss that very young" s
IL IS when the child born. for sueh d.se would
fs..sdly .i lad On the oth.r hand MIR. Frochica
F.Ie e.ms to hi. county in 1874 sly. tia, .h
sSs Of soy .
be w twenty four ysns Of age Ferre himself says that
s, one ,e.. old In the d, Of letter from her to Fsre
written In ls46 or 1877 . oese abe tells him. remembeI
with the declaration Mrs vroehch 10 s2s sod nave
sve Giles. vofe.ion from en- source letter
ting choice OF profession he 1t is time to
m.As deeisisn, as he sppIoscbs. hi. eighteenth ysS
Lieutenant R,ere that in 1851 1900 she living at
the house Of eit,E-n Anee AZ Ghon' and this the place.
BON Il wss to anes Du Lux spilled 10 1872,
sssyorDs TO discover the fate of Ferries and 1t wss with
Madame Du Lux In the mountains conclude from these
facts that Fe,re visa bonn sbout the year 1907 ,.,...
Which Act OF the Nstoaa Assembly passed 2Vtb sep
mbr i79 and which continued In force unl the decree Of
BY The ohe National Assembly jorty placed at 81
years. sno The act OF marriage was s'mps decsation IN the
presence ofe public officer aud wtnes.s by the parties h.s
they took Ab other in marriage Manages OF minors WITH
deo.ree void but marriages consuums'ed without the for
%, XVII s ,.s ~ o, s the as
ard conditions requite for to be able 70 contract
rss;" aud restriction IL imposed persons Of tai,
Although was declared that the National Assembly did not
intend inter win the b.ry Of the citizen "a eon,eers
tps btLs deaths and with religious ceronsnies
yet such left to the option CT the parties all laws ncon
sb.nt With the act beng soross'ee - ,o,,.
vsciy ndent upon the simple consent OF tue parties
.ty i, civil requiring form ceremonial
less In posed by the local lsw-snd heoce' when the
law directs the ceremony to be conducted 10 pre-
scIibeo manner failure to comply With such forms dee
affect The validity Of the contract uness snsh eueet
be expressly directed BY II toen the decedent was
married to Ferries father ard the contract was made before
the adoption of the Code Napoleon IN i5 rmpe eoa'ens
validity the sse and that consent can be proved 10 any
con'onsn with the o,oosy course o. Jascs Esen nm
inscribed the rs,bry the legitimacy ths issue OF ee
ceased ho lived public . sad re-. ss OF
celebration provided the leg nscy proved by possession o.
when the act Of birth wasting replsoa Of lesu aud
o. the parents living husband aud wife sufficient Les
The proof Of the marriage of Fen9. parents depends not
upon technc rule Of evidence but upon those principles
which all Courts invoke for the purpose oil a'eenas tue
While not to be oveoo'ed that not in possession
go 20 S bess no, be srea 10 tS. crcus
..ses We sse IN TO view the state Of disorder politics snd
social that time prevailing and especially the lax ideas in
should be any religious ceremony and parties OF humble cood
had bducemen 10 through the Tor ms and en-
counter the expense OF pablo Tes.trstion
have into detail of the various points Of this In
sresns aud singular msny for the papose OF odcsog
the part which future should he directed;
Tor 10 the condition OF the evidence cannot but think
adei at this time would be prenstue ere clear that
all the sht possibly be oba ed had been thrown upon this
subject hsd opportunity been afforded for elose aud
seenrs,e irqury siupe doty you'd be 70 pronounce
deon bat while the t-scny thus far has been confined
home cs,i, that smseh richer field may be
opened sbrosd and instead Of being LEFT TO form Judgment
from inference presumptons attain cone uson
euey .af.e'ory 1t ps, be that be found
the vail ystery epveopns these transactions ana
that all traces have been oshtsIsed save that preserved by
Madame Da Luz hsiif bat would be wrons to take that
ssnted instead Of Insulating the proper examination
LII be aaia that deeon lhe sdinistra would not