The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

dr.urbed ,hst nigh. Let rs, theD, turn L'ADsese,.
What were bis movemene2 DO came into glasgow 90
sunday Did he ne into Gls0oS on Sunday oigoi 10
beep an appointment which male for Saturday
mighty IN Sunday there far loss facility 70. coming
10 keep meeiing than on previ"c' blight We ooat
hat tther eers he received Al Bridge OF Allan on
lhe Sunday morning. No evidence to that eject was led
m'Rhi have bean There Ia some story abnnt the
forwarding c hs letters Eo soeaks aboa letter from
s&r Hchell, vbo tell vhethcr there was not is'
tcvror him 70 Laughter ct Bridge OF Allan There was
GONE ruyhieYy about toe Journey Rvs, who travelled
~so i'd ntHea The deceased by the psoiEraPh Tas
ra.sxken Ross, who was net shown ss'er they
hsd parted Ros and GAugeior lot tho ton where
lhav had been reres hing thamsev they fell into con
verraor: LAngei,er sad he had como from Aoa
the nan R~s might m'ssake Aloa for Bridge OF Allan,
Bat might have been possible for hs Crown TO identity
him BY another mode ose said that be ss.em hef
TO cash check Stirling bank No person was Drought
70 prove tina. he hsd offered euoh check Ut
Stirling Hoss said that the pri-ooer parted from h'u ct
Ahe cromhy street. near the Gsliowgate. if L'Augeer
not snh Rosa there IL d ulty In believing TIE
witnesses Adam. Dickson sni Kirk, the art of whom
esys be person the road from Cambridge to Gss
COS very hike the portrait ~ LAngefer He Is MOI very
clear sb the day Dickson eass something 70 the sane
purpor and the day Sunday, about the end OF
Mach Miss Kirk aiso says gentleman called a. her
shop and bought something on sunday a. the end Of
March He pale her out Of purse which shs identified
he sled on the 2ad Of March, 70 cooa mot De later
da' OF that month when be called At Miss krks shop
He poi chsstd white powder, and Mrs kirk cant tell
what toe der He es 70 his lodgings ADD remsns
rl nine when he goes out he appears In the street
Indicating nothiue wns yer; calls near Bytneswood
square TO see iend Of hts named Mscah.ter ~ past
nine Why Ascas not cRiIedP He lost sight OF
for several fully fve hours The Lord Advocate startled
him (the Deap) by assuming that he undoubtedly,
during that interval the presence Of the prisoner He
never heard of such say Of connecting Q ohsn OF ev
cot such supposi,on be old not AJAX verdict Of guilty
from YOU He was plain and reasonable enough 10 tell
you that-tha his clue failed him for several hours on
that night But his learned friend then SAID Miss Perry
proved that the ceceseed had como idea Of suspo
against p,soner poison hin "lf' said he TO Mss
Perry as thai witness said ssae we're to pois IN me
Ia q
would dose Of quarter OF Of enic
from the person he susooted9 With all these CT cumsu
suspicious thar the prisoner practising hi,
life, it 10 he believed that he would bhndy take from
the pr py'hr in which she could have administer
cd arsenic - hns Ii the cooyed had been ed
mir is'ered to him. the coo'ng matter would have been
detected according Dr. Poppys clear md prec'e ev'
dence BE found the soo which ooored the sr.enc in the
ths, srseric which Re had procured coIored rhere
Of connecting the prisoner very obvious
means sf CO. Meeting with this poison Who Is 10
blame for Dot directing Dr. Penny md Dr. Chris isops
suento, 20 tbis 1opS Tee Crown might have sooe so;
and II the case on their EsrI fs. N consequence Of fail
occhs srsepc the arsenic, and Curres was col
ored With uogo If the case, therefore, Tor the
a far nor. corr lite and a,yolu,e failure be coma
IDENTIFY ,ubsA with respect IN the proof of third
charge Ee had no duty Gu the part OF the prisoner
70 how this by his death, and was under
such obtgati 70. No mas, perhaps, can tell that
perhaps no man living do Ecen 4 ne (the DEAN
90 ili ne gas Tot bound 70 do So The Court would
direct them to that eYe-t BIT conjecture might be
offered. HIS char acter. conduct and history suggested
suicide az likely mode Of accomplishing hts death.
II be to offer hs c1piscure. be would rot be
rash than the prose he held h Il he had strong
OF the deceased being provoked 10 have com nit
ted sJdte Several witnesses deoonod TO snrne hing OF
The kindha, often ened suicide In Einb irg
Dupdee aud elsewhere b. spoke o! suicide and the de-
ceseds letters to the prisoner chow that he threatened
commit such crime il too much 70 su oppose tnst IN
mad IT. he should have Committed the rash ACT that ended
hP o" mer he ccnid see no mqrooaoy IN tnss tne1y
oui uaat "I, d.. MS .ssh was MURDER eo'n ~
Ihirm as fac' CD yoar oasas. Inat the tue arsenc
found in that naos s'o mach YVES presented 70 MN oy
Re Doe Dean) then stated, "a mater Of undouo;et e1
peril nee, al 20 enc eve SILKS % the lowest aephs OF
ospsy s ~ oSee DC we. q" rne'e 70 aeo,c' 'as
bsve ocen aea1 70 tne ieenlse o' pumaey 20 ,eA se
eteis iar me purpose OF oarylps oat nis aesga colo
oloodedy possessing himself o. person IN ma'riage
&c ~ouf drive her TO OBSTRUCTION Q. suicide raner thau
ie ner out Of MS wer LOO. lne po'ure u usr own
ss,e .. mpu, ho' lor vn.maung ner uom saIs oosse,
or Ior pt slne nes ~ cnas'negs wa ner
conduct towards MI Mnnoch Inc Dean se,ec.e1 ieuer
NO 1875 lo'h teorns'y, ior ue purpose o. .iusIsane
the return o. ner eaefs saying heI !&.ner w'S woha
XIII her he would hate Der u ne was sent ner ieisers
otter 10, was here read u..,
The oean hsre was much Affected IS that tne mni OF
murdereir was thAt Ieeer naicsuve OF oece IS tuaI
the condition or frame OF mind IN whioa 2 woman goes
depths Of human TIE liing was pre- oeroas
ana yet his eprcu bleno sslu tne baa m'lVe IN 70
wndpe What motive motive % destroy l. Anselef
mission OF murder, oiten occurs tnas an e.oeeI son
generally mas Ayorpge, oiicer In the army or navy
has si~ays suen motive 10 murder n superior on ;er
and every one OF mem ms I'm neda'ey superior oncer
Away with such moaEe But Jon must see sucn
Do'lse innnenciag her conduct fo1 maN zee ~ 10
acton Without me return o. he CT Tue prisoners letters
che could obtain notenS Toe deaih OF tho man without
be return OF these eaers womb not nave given DER any
ihirg She Noald nave been equally exposed ss u
be mad lived IL would rsiher nave becn hEey
stu more 10 frut-ae her OBJECT 70 marry nuo'her
man was her motive revenge oouio ,nsre iaf s 70
lie bTeGst f TIE person ~ho wroe nat letter the least
evepgtf Dresoiug TO meet her father snd moner enc
efi their hocse on the Tourdsy After toe dean gong
10 Ger faihe e house 70 the country lhi me Lord al
yoca.e mean t1At she was ao,condlns from Jastcef A
oeTuon travelhnE from glasgow oy wGer can easily Do
oveaken by rassay n not gopg out OF the country ste
went 10 Greenok IN BOAT Tor hee1,oarg she was no.
III ing from justice, but from the wrah OF her etner ana
mother n came back, without making any dinculy OF
ado and assumcd the oourrge Of neroae she ~@ cast
down when cpscons OF her shame IN view Oh her uncnas
conduct, but vtei charged With MURDER sne sto)d erect
proudly c,nsci ius Of innocence. Tue French Consul
advised her as friend TO confess ina. she saw
IADeeier on thHt Sunday evening. rae advise
was good. nd she deny ~ Der answer was dis
nncny, I've OF ok tine, that she had not nen the
Haeaa for han ftraa ES a Nucr0 hat