New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16


.S,'6S,,no of mother or had at least oeeo P.ss
-, tbe inslss on her eras would inoien. h.s
.sc had bee, bie6 and ter ears showed th" s" n.
vo,c esiii,ss; ina wore, was co,a The fact th u
ar, rate sac ves pot a Wild wdman ;San.s ths,
o. Md u. 4o tount in the wcc's vas po e'n i. &.
Lo was oot usane and IL the prDt s1'"' ,bc ones, ,o
rss tskcn in t'e soccs by her capa ,he influence
yould still ~ whether che esc ," oninon that wts
of irsan,ty; he vas irchned '"'"'
IseV y, of opiEios from ,hs oos 80 IF
,hs, IN. vomso vas Isborins nho" her cooio,m nc,
mania wicn nsy have s,S% that mst lead to tac
sthcueh re- y, s,y ,tiops wero ieisnci.
~ Mr,py ociced TO the opa'on tu sbe ba, bes
p' r'oiPo Iiv nuerporal nlauit-- Hae sno ha' ve
sahe- ha c p'oea;D.T On toe question OF lnssn'y,
mo'Aer o,o'.,M further time would oe required 10
9""eNrl r nsttcs ss there WAS now sul'oIeu' "a
% %,aM on .be subject. A. 10 tne s,s! .o'
,hou, h,i beitg "wi'd WOMEN, u ~ &, sub;, #
Che shceIet bu" b"g' "e '"'"6
ioI coy said that serious sho,k on the nervou
-, car,ed by tho loss of child may have cause
,,,t;n..ni,y and deprived bcr of speech. lie ma ho
'irh. Ior sI1 rs raised in a civilized society.
~ Meczics was also satisfied thai che had been
,,siva,ed woman and the mother OF children ne
beEcy.d he. 10 be nOw insane. u,.,1
n, Nasctoe believed she was not 81 all IN ooni
ton 10 take care OF herself but ths, Oy proper oao
,Le coua recover lcr health to some Hegree.
Mr.. Cor lProsecu,iog Attorn. ID, you suppose
hat pueic exhibitions are calculated - Deheu' hsr
conditsen i,,,.,od % ;r;,r. he,
re Asvum would be the proper place for her,
Dr. Hamilton supposed the ease was one more or
g Of fsjgped liz ahity.
DR. Lang dou was satisfied sac had lived in civilized
he 10 the tr, sent time; that she had been mother
Ind was insane; and that the probable cause OF
f. INSANITY was her confinement, e0nsthng attend
III anon il. He thought she required secuson from
ke public gaze.
Ann Walts,s examiaed-Res led IN Mason ,ouaty,
kYss; better than three months ago, Cap. North.
BE called on Der with tbs fe nae, Tho was dressed
n skips and had a rope round her. lie stated he
3,hed to travel with her to civilize her; that t
~ hi, int uton to make money Of herr he agreed To
Nc with $3.50 month to t-avei With her; oT' he
h rot paid her q cent to this tlnc; 0ut deifayed hcr
s1teps~s; witness made up her mind yesterday that
o WI. so' A. Becaufe when the Sheriff came
~ excsime1, f" Ii I'd Of mercy, wins. are they g'ihg
hdo3 D.
csGe A. Wen, he stopped a. our house several
O Do you know whether he is sny relation to this
wonap A. No.
o. How bias he acted toward her. A. Very kindly.
O. Wrer. dpes she sleep nigocs At frs, on
The naked dooi. Ste eats lik monkey. She s quiet
6 pght but strap is kept round her a. Mr.. NIrth.
oste's Request don't think there is any insanity
put ss TO her cOrGiOn.
O. What 6rst raised your suspicions. A. North
eocs actions.
o. What were they? A. Well saw him lying
own b. the side Of ber bed, which vas spread on tn.
1ocr.
q. How near to herr A. Quiie close Il could hear
words from hi; not enough to make out tle meanicg
heard word from ber. Ino think it is all hoax
and they have got me into it. He has persuaded her
Into it 10y sOnc meqbs. A. Little Rock she was ex-
8bied at ftfr cents head. NO.shcote was with her
2b the jal, out not alone.
B Q. DO you know where nc is now A do mol
'Si,h did, and would bring him up TO Mosess law
Laugtterl
The wines f,ther stated it her opinion. that this
wcmsD had been captured by the Cin1 che,, VINO had
pulled out her rings, and by the Chief OF whom
she had bad cildien, who were suddenly destroyed.
She thought Nortbcote might have taken her Oh her
attempt to escape from the lBd,aus TO civlliz .tion
Dr. Williams exemined-Was OF Opirion that the
staring Of this woman was not of t lat involuntary
character which vas Observable in Insane persous aud
the change iu the expres ion of her eyes led him to
suppoee a great deal Of her actions were assumed.
Dx. ecymotr supposed therewasa depression OF the
pervCus Sys;eu aud insanity, and that. il was not
feigned. eevere shock may have paralysed her
system which had not recovered lts tone yet.
The CoUIt here remarked that it was scarcely neces
rs,y to pursue the investigation. Although this whole
matter might be humeug, be wou!i not at present
dsmiss iis g xid wOman, but would send her to the
Lunatic Ass lun
On the 81 question of Mr.. Cox, however, it was de-.
ielmined TO a1omn the inquiry up Saturday in ordcr
to give Mr. Ncrhcote an opportunity 70 come in If he
choose. and examine the witness intr r)duce
testimony himself
The w6 woman was then taken to jai, to await tue
final result
Zone of tae Deputy Sheriff, di-pl'ched in quest
of Mr.. Northeote curing the nqdiiy, but ne was noa
.-the officer stated the lor 10 be Il. 1t he had ef.
for New O,leans.l
P.S. Since the above written We learn that
Charley f., who acts anitor to the room in Bscons
Building waere che exhibited says. one day afer
the company was goIe he saw the i" wild woman" aud
The tiske. .seler laughing together. When he ap-
preached e besr the conversation, the woman re-
sumed her stare and the ticket seller looked skeepsh