The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
Correspondence of the Dispatch.

correspondence OF the Dlepatch.
1he alleged piolation Of Seals Post Office Affairs
The Neao Orleans Marshal Hanson Case.
WARRINGTON, June Is, 1855.
AZ these subjects are agitating the public miod
We have been at some pains to ascertain the Or. {.
else facts concerning them,
Itappears that the violation of seals by the speci
agents Of the Post Office Department at New Or
leans, ABOUT which SO much has been sad aud
written, was practced only upon certain letters
addressed to fictitious personaee-ycleped " RI
shall Hanson" 1t had been ascertained by the
agents IN question. that this cognomen had been
adopted by somebody deeply engaged In robbins the
mail To ascertain pho that somebody was, and to
detect him, If possible in his nefarious employment.
the Marshal Hanson letters were violated, but no.
body's rights were Invaded. 1t is not true, howev-
ICED or loinked at" such violation in this or anv
similar case, as intimated by the witness WIFI.
man, who, II seems, had recently been discharged
from the ONCE OF special sgent Of the Department
The Department has uniformly refused TO sutbor.
ize sanction or justify such violation bv its agent,
OK others; and has disavowed the power to breah
tne seal OF any letter not returned to It az dead OF
Ieiused-taoueh repeatedly applied to for such au
crime. 'o"
SCAN MAa.IThe Paris correspondent of the
Lpndon chronicle. under date of NAV l4.b savs
tnss the Tribunal Correctional of Paris has besn
sccnpied with the trial of Madame Bose (tbe wifa
VI usnersi Bose, general in the French army
NOV On service at Rome accused of having com
mitted cutlery with Colonel Charras fo,msrlu
minister OF war under the Provisional eovernman
Tue so,pGs aeaett was pro we'd by the tfficers who
arrested Colonel Charras 10 his bed room n ~
eeeprs'sd nlent OF December 10, 1851 The ladv
who took her seat not 10 the dock hm, bx ,
OF her couuse, N. Nogsnt ST. Lanren, y INC sue
some woman 81 years of age, with large blscL GO.
Iait complexion and the appearance and ,,an; 80,
81 peIson moving 10 the highest class of soc;s,r
y"est sma,io 1' . ven ane manifested symptoms Of
ian before her face. Her answers 10 the ,na ,arsH
stoues OF the presiding udge were At fra, isnd;t
put ss the tiis went on she took courags sad w
p.ea 10 sevefai questions with considerable ami
eomms'ary of police, who proved ,bs, =. 81 Was
morning OF December 2, 1851 he. In comn.n. >. ..,.s
o'ner ponce SCENTS went to Colonel Chsrras' ra.;
asnce, no. "A hue de Fauborg ST. Honore. 10 ETA,
They he of the they had received
YER cclay OF five or six minutes they were admir-
Ieo Inc colonel was not alone; be had ,.j.S LIZ.
nnom the witness Identified AZ the mi.
drss.,,s In, "a court The lady was In a loose
clothes on. There was bp, o. 49, any
hooN wnsfe tney both were A h.cknsv a .o
proprietor who lived on the entre.oi Of ny cosch
. .I.' .oout SIX 10 the morning OF Dscember
ne heard noise on the staircase and ~,
distely Afterwards the prisoner whom =. ..nIne
sight came to ask him to change mote e. ~o ~
The conceiree Of the house. who vas the ",
noss' o. ossod great DEAL OF Amusement h. ~;
excessive oscreaion. He said he never t,ouh, ns
nis head sbont other peoples business, and uro.
iess:d not to know vhsther the prisoner WI p'1-
the hAbttf visidns Colonel Chsrr,s or NO, 10 Ia
besng asked, however. whether he had innr,rsS
who the lady that the police found in tbs co,.
eneisbsdroom. be replied he did nor ask hecsn.s
DO knew. TGrest laughter ''eAu's
seventy. nve letters 10 the colooels hand u,i.
tiog we're also found 10 her possession. n,cv,a..
thas Intimate relations existed between tbsr rSs
advocate OF the husband urged too that e,,s, f.o,
captain Of the staff had also been ssizs. h1n
showed that acgimioal connexion had rxi.,.S nc
tweeu him and tbs sccused. 'A'''eo De-
cate urged that she had been IN treated bv her ~
bend She had heen married to him Ghsn n',,.
more ihsp child. and Il he had acted nra,n. is
e,werds her she would never have sr.insd ,hs Soyy
OF OF her respectable family, but be had nesIacsaa
hsr, had uested her with severity and had nb;sc-
20 Der to privstioas HE object 10 now prosscu.
tt,sg ner WAS merely TO obtain . separation from
as ne eimselL when ct Rome sxsrcislue : |
so. sand 70 the French expedition. had formed
isss - waih female OF that city. n the Of.
pscsmh. .esssry bad been commssd on the "a Of
'n0ef' isai, twas covered By prsssrip.ion.