New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
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NJ Svnu" shsms petition se.s torta, .ha. on t1e
xh sts.eb 1852 .Ae .aaietedi. The Gsosrl Session
s.ns, dnlsnt production of c4ad th. On ,e1 .:h q
a. oIset SovDs The indie; - ih CSoI Of oyer aud
,ae sa that % u. is q s9GI ~ M sss ea %
~ .s.d mot 1 sy & s1S a. down S the A Of
- tse eh.rgs e0Iasd IN such Indictment has st.Esc.ed
Gat pnAc attention and dcussioa th&. the prose
s .ns ssa.. . BEEN 70 the Po tsc
thsn the public prosecuting oeI IN eSn'eqnsnce Of Mt Hs
~ ss.. sa.:iy is tie City P.cn Tia, apoa he preliminary
paper eose rejecting with great severity heI aed ca
far uisi that greater pabety AMI sttsnsn thi.
had from the ct that she previously charged
great sIcemeps in the public mind. aud deep feeling Of
.S,ss On The part Of many Of tni M
se e'eSlstion constantly Pqbhed articles s1Sy9Tsoe aT 70
charge and seqUed ths; a, such ts difficulty wss hst N Sc
k<;ing jury, numbers Of those sCnEl1oed pehg re-
.s, discussion a. to the manner which conducted
Abe evidence and s formulation that a. the same time snd
ssse Of her claim . r. widow Of d Bufdel for eT
sdnnistrson upon bis effects; that bundled wit
.essss were examined thst claim contested the
g,opna ths abe widow Of DR. Bude and that the
these her arrest upon the charge at once
produced great e1c.eusnt in the pab mind and revived and
Consequence thereof she denied Che ght Of bs on the
As and desires trial thereon eai :hs believes @ tIst sss
cannot obtain fair and impartial trial in this city and tnA her
,snoyed from the Cour Of Oyer and Supreme
cS. %ss5.s she P'' that Sss K sTR6GE e Il re-
After the reading of the petition, Mr.. Whiting
made few remarks, but said he did not wish 70 be
uadetoOd appearing to oppose the granting OF the
writ
The Judge then asked Mr. Chst6eld to remain a
few moments, while he considered the matter.
Judge Whiting then said the District Attorney de-
sired that the motion should be postponed until to-
MORROW.
Beth parties assenting it was postponed until 10
tomorrow.
We understand that Mr. Busted is associated with
Nessrs. Stafford & Chatfed.
SPICY DIVORCE CASE.
Henry S. Rouertze sgt Elizabeth ROmertze.
To-day Judge Dean made an app ication for an or
Of the State The complaint sets forth that the defendant
various times committed adultery with to the
tsd adultery with the Hon p Porter Bswley Senator
Of Pennsylvania In the City Of Ene at various
the Sl day Of july 1851 TO the 18Th Of August OF
sAe year and also the night of the "a Of August with
The alleged adulterer Brawey, has long been known
prominent Democratic politician in the State Of Pennvans,
sBd s said to be friend Of President Buchanan
After rectng the facts the the complaint that
1ke marriage may be dissolved and divorce granted
FROM The Err, Telegraph il appears that The defendant
sested and criminal proceedings were instituted IN that
before Mr. Justice Sweeney where evidence introduced
show the time and place where Of the aduteres
The Justice ruled that there
1Ae defendant In custody.
IL 10 understood further evidence has light which
the still than 1t represented TO be by
tAe Erie papers. 49, 49,
Judge the order for the publication Of the
Lydia Mills ct al sst. VIM. Il. Mills
Motion OF the defendant for stay OF proceedings on
appeal be denied unless he give security TO pay al dam
sses the other parties may sustain, ke.