The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24

square h July. ieoe: my sesvant oroaghs me letter
s-yps srneoody wished 70 spesk 70 me opeasd elc
GER, AM found Was from persoa named Harrison, II
tore pp sad thre into the fireplace, and gave nv
seoo hin swss: he ~ss ssssrwsrs .ho.S no 70 me q
my request be Red said bo ~tshed very
ss: he ether :.s ~, he sss been sss. Sy ssd.ms
be tb:p produced two not three, letters which nad
wfitsn 70 that woman DO orc went abroad. and wptu
keeping the sstsbhshmsns In DaubiEh terrace
took the letters and des cd them and gave hin Co.
he thar ksd me tor the money. and seemed extremely
nsIs apy claim Tor zine; did not psy the ss on 40
count OF cry cum owed tor wine gave Il 70 him as
free ssf,- ward for having brouht me my leaers
never ,iopsd MP clstm for wine; srer this
that b. en In ~ account Tor wine TO the amount Of Els
the nYst letter received on tha subjsct M
Bs end until then Was totally ignorant Of any sucn
claim.
Cross exsmined-I rever reoolleot the plaintiff o.
tending ne ., N, club IN ,ss4; recstved LISTERS from
sns aso Of 'be Coventry Olub did NOS know bis name
I,m SIMPLY the Porter Of ths house; my imp essou
e,rst be opened the door - many ~ seven or eight
For how nspy months were you in the habit OF going
70 Madame Denpss SIT woulc be very difficult 70
sDs yer ,hN question; II you mean ct what time drss
made Ter stQuainiArce can Tell you; Il was In Fsb
le62 time visited Der In OSsober, 1858;
our seQusin,spce spread over hat time
aw extremely deolrOus to exclude oil Names and
Will pvt this question therefore In general ter You
roy you have had wines o. supper were there supper
parties st Came DenDiss MOT 70 my ksoviedee.
eysmipstrp IN chieff-I merely ordered some wiue,
cone hue supper, and may DO two or three women 81
.be u'mts avs partial OF Is; should thiDk Madame
Denb,s took some Of H. but an not positive lon that
poit.
position II The hopse mo may have accidentally
met much one, hut that u the utmost It quite
an scdtpisi e'rcr instance met him On the stair: ~
entered ord another occasion took q friend with mo
In the AFTERNOON 70 show him the house; occasionally
made Madame Dennis presents she used TO ask or
der Up wnes she also suggested that there should be
somesvpnr tire women looted for IT, when she ssksd
10 orr wsDe Harrison vas not present no not
70 seT 70 % e.
occasion except when opened the door, and
when be acted IN the capacity Of Ant; NADIA DEN
nis In my presence gave him order for vine;
SEPT any letters bv him Paris; sent the
munaca,,O.s ceived from Barry 70 Messrs Fsrrar my
H.os NE b. Ssis; they were written in French; could
rot give you any idea how many times visited her;
generally opiy aimed short time in the house; never
more tbs Two three hours.
Re examined BY Mr.. Jsmes-The wines for the
ycurg ,sdes; sways paid Madame Dennis for them;
bso jost come 70 England whom Harrison was tried
M Jsres said be proposed to call LORD s,merson.
Nj y. Cn.m ,ers submitted that biz evidence could not
Er. Jamt-I propose to AK his lordshiD whether he
IN this house,
LORD osnppep-YOu cannot put any question to him on
MI James me plaintiff has I'd med that he has made
si ar CLAIMS assins! Lord someron and Lord Batem,u,
ana tcse 10 show that his statement 10 the Duke
OF cambridge and lord Somertcn having been Of th
house Wholly false and that he b therefore person
wbcse vd, % cannot be believed ah.
lord Csmpbei raid thu. would involve entering upon
entirely dliiersns srsnsscu,n
M. Jnn e. said Lord Somertou waS anxious 10 b
e3Aniltd
LORD Campbell said, according to the rules OF law, he
vas 10, al liberty 10 receive the proposed evidence.
endoit aud be would not insuit good sense OF the
jury BY onersng any observations upon Il
hat ,housh he Conduct o. he plaintiff, had in many
rsrecs been most culpable. yes be showed that he
vac MOI to..,y de,.I,a,e Of come hcne,s is.'sr,ty
rsbIc s.1errss OF his long Imprisonment without
ntkirs spy disclosures winch might have led 70
ao.a eSs IN is'saiiy. had Induced M:S.%e psans
o ttccms Iioeurcss for them. This circumstAnce
showed thai hc was man whose evidence was entitled
credit and oueh, 20 be taken into consideration
by TIE Jury IA .omips 10 their verdict The learned
counsel, IN concluding bS rns' ks spoke In highly euo
tto Ins o. VEG meniy ana honorable mannor IN which
:n nc ;ass s;Ss lie s;ronsssi and
btrssjitr ee cast upap him il WAS however, nos I'm.
likely nj Vie pAnlD had bson really decsived aud had
bus houte. for u vas his pra,tlce some.lmes OF per
DO wished 10 Indulge In vice 10 tho
Il nsi,itrsls OF rank and station
Lord Campbell laid the learned counsel had done no
rore than bis duty In laying the case before the jury,
utn vas for The 10 say whesber tboy had really any
teen od before them. II they have any doubt
be vas quite ready 10 70 over tho evidence
Ire jury ksd ado up thsif mines ana thought the vor
Cici eusbi 20 10 Tor the defendant
Lord Csnpbell-ThAt being your verdict geutlcmcu
ust cay appears 30 tnai this II moot upfoundsd
and Infamous d. mand, and I think Tho Marquis OF
Faith be done we'll IN resisting IT, (rns observation
OF tie learned Judge received with loud burst
a. applsgse irCm o very crowded Court, which there
~s' 70 ATTEMPT race 10 suppress ais lord.
ship. sher . sbors rsuse, said tho plaintiff hsd
only beer coptrldosed By the Marquis OF Bath,
he hsd been ccrraoieed BY his own evidence sad bis
owr coroucs-,hus showing him 20 be dangerous
uembsr OF society. "a similar md equally general
manifestation OF eeng followed this emphatic iemna
ucp Of the pls,ruG
In reply 10 lord Campbell the learned counsel Tor the
p;ssc1 stated that he had us been informed that the
o,hcr two causes In which Harrison was plaintiff had