The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13
Curious TRIAL In Paris.
How THE COUP D. ErAT AFFECTED COLONEL CH Ar.

RAs THE REPUBLICAN LEADER.
from the London Chronicle, May 16.
The Tribunal Core ,tonnoi OF Paris has occupied
with the trial Of Madame Bose, (the wife OF General
Bosc general in the French army, now service at
Colonel Charras, formerly Minister Of War under the
Provisional government The corpus dclcti proved
the officers who arrested Colonel Chsrrss In o his bid
lady, who took her seat not In the dock, but BY the
side Of her counsei, N. Nosent st. Laurent, Is hand
complexion, and the appearance and manners Of per.
moving In the highest class of society. On raisn
her veil she manifested symptoms Of great emotion
to the nterrogatories OF the presiding judge
were At first inaudibe, but the trial went sns
siderable animation The frst and principal witness
comms,ary Of police. who proved that at Sax In
other polics agents went TO Colonel charrss rssieuo
No. IA Rue dc Faubouss st. Honore,. to effect his
arrest, pursuant to orders they had received
After delay OF Eve six minutes, they were admitted
Tho colonel was not alone: he had with him lady,
whom the witness identiaedas the prisoner no in coar
scarcely any clothes There was but one bed in the
room where they both were hackney coach propre-
about six in tue morning Of December Q, he heard
noise the Staircase that Immediately after wards
70 change note for The Concierge Of the house,
who the next Witness created great deaf OF
mcut BY his excessive discretion He sAd he never trou
cd know whether the prisoner Ia the haoit
OF visiting Colonel Cnsrras or not On being asked,
however, whether he had impaired Who was the lady
that the police found in the cooneps bedroom he re-
piled he did ask because he knew. Great laughter
Nogent st. Laurent for the prisoner, pleaded mis-
conduct the part Of her husband She was he sAid
a member Of honorable family in Assce, whose
cutcheon would have taroished had lien
into the hands OF prudent and kind husband. She had
on the contrary been treated with harshness and par
simopy and provoked to ain by unfounded
tons
[Pars MAY 14) Correspondence Of the London Chron
Gle
The lovers Of scandal favored with full benqus t
ON Saturday BY the appearance Of the wife of general
officer before the Tribunal OF Correctional Pciics,
On charge Of adultery The coup detat Of the ID De
cember 1851 not only put end to the existing gov
eminent of France but 10 whatever remained Of the
ladys reputation. IL appears that when on the morn
ing of that day The Commssari Of Police went to
rest Colonel Charras the well known republican repre-
sentative, they found this lady IN hts bedroom and
that She ON the evsntfu morning., supplied the
colonel with Of 900 francs. Seventy Ave letters
the cooneps handwriting were also founs in her
session. proving that ntmats relations existed between
them The advocate the husband urged, TOO, that
letter from captain Of the staff had alec been seized
which showed that criminal connection had existed
between him and the accused.
The ja6y entirely denied her guilt and hor advocate
urged that she had bsen Ill treated BY hrr husband.
shs had been mxrried 70 him when little more than
child, and II he had acted properly towards her she