Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-06
Susc Of Rev. fhr. E&u!loc!s i'm Boston.

The trial of Rev. Mr. kalloch IN Boston Is pro-
crossing. Among the witnesses for the defence IS
Mr. Sleen. OF Bratteboro Vt, The husband of the
lady Implicated with Alr. kaIloch.
Rev. Mr.. Holland, Chairman of the Lyceum Com
mttcc testified that, on the evening of the lecture,
an arrangement had been made, whereby Mr.. ktllocl
should take tea at his Lllolnd s) house before CO.
ing to the Lyceum. Mr.. kalloch, however, did not
come to tea hut sent note saying he had gone to
the hotel in order to give his notes a reading What
was gong on at the hotel is told by the wife of the
landlord, Mrs. Grafton SMART intelligent young
lady, - years of aye:
There vas a lady with him WHO was dressed in
monriinc: did not know her name; they sat nearthe
stove va ut in close to them and said guessed there
was not l1uch fire; saw the lldy's face; she looked
down and lnede reply; Mr.. Il. said "Oh, yes, pen-
tl:' Left the room aud went into the kitchen; went
buck TO tie sitting room and found them there; saw
the sitc Of d" lady face was about foot from her
as She SIT the end the sofa she did not look at
me, bat kept her head down; she appeared queer
and psd no attentions She looked Mt Mr. kalloch and
smiled once; she appeared as though she wanted me
to 70 ont; did not speak 10 her second time; he held
s0.nc conversation with her, but could not say what
was said, it spoken in such n low tone OF voice;
then went up stairs; passed the room where they
WE'RE had light; stopped at the door TO what
could hear; saw Mr.. kaloch afterwards: him be-
fore went down stars; the lady WAS in the room;
heard nothing distinctly when listened; heard them
talking in low, private manner went from there IN
To the bed room adjoining; stopped see if could
hear there: heard palmer; had no light with me in
the s,uall room / saw Il light through the crack
of rhe door; did not know that the crack was there
before; looked over the door and saw him in the face;
they we've sitting down he sitting near the fire;
She was opposite him with her back to the window.
| could see his body part way down. The gas-light
was shining there ! heard her say when ! got on
the chair. How can keep from loving you2' lie
RENTED cant help II. my love would be everything
ia van or nothing" lie said further, "Therc WAS no
eor,or, 10 be AIKEN in this world anywhere didn
hear what she said Then he said, Why, slept
with her every night this past week. She sad
q WHY. what would they say il they know where we
were and he said. :" How can they know 1T 10
Won ,piul can I've 50 corrupt as 10 tell She said
something or other can't tell what. He said Dwell,
must get out my lecture for fear somebody might
! come up For told them wauedthe room to lpok
over nv lecture in for me and my wife. They think
Won are nv wife" Then heard her laugh. She got
! nm and went to him and pnched his cheek lie SAID,
| nWeu how do look and she said, :" don know,
how do look ~ He Sat1 "Iou haven't got stand
nm before an audience and have them ask, how does
| he looso She laughed again. lie got up aud went
IA tbr plass She got up and followed him She
nut her hand on his side he put his on her shoulder
and they Kissed each other he said must send down
! and see what time the lecture begins When he got
! To the door she said come back She Kissed hm
acain and he Kissed her, and then he went down
lie was facipr me when at the glass. She was sac
ways towards T. e. | went M to the next night OF
stairs ont nv things. went down into the sitting
room and saw Sir. Baily there commuh'ea'eu'o
| him what saw.