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

AYYKARAscE or MISS SMITH IN TIE DOCK.
The figure the dock Ia small In stature, slgnt and
nney formed, With the elasticity OF youth and hesthfa
spbnngipg is attred In a manner whl;h shows how
No mos, rc6ued segance may united with quetness
az Quakeress Madeleine smith, IL s PLAIN In every eye
artist In matters Of dress. however "stupd" those
drawings mishi be which he DID DOT Wish 70 send to
DAnsener when her lover aked few of tue products Of
her pencil Bot with her dress and figure, admiration
ends Her In striking but not pleasant peo
tecipG brow long prominent and recedi ne chin
npsr 10 her sharp features hawk-ike aspect; and,
her eye large and lustrous, no spring OF tender
ssuseiIly CLEANS from beneath those long, droop.
ing lashes-tbe orb IL cold, ICY, meaningless, and
could only be called beautiful sostrac'ed from the
Individual and placed the dissector's table.
ne brow Is and low, bat the bead, swa,ocd In
profusson Of DARK brown s~es upwards the
on IN which rhI enoogsts place the bump OF hrmncss
anc ercsdens behind 10 an extent that corresponds elac
n her love epises Her mouth significantly large, me
upperp projecting far the beneath which, when
ne ts moved, droops away from m com osuon and has
tssdenoy the rising tide Of emotion, that
han oooe she hss been seen 70 catch her lips tightly be
ma wish to show Her bead emsodles than any
have ever seen before tho union Of intellectual weakness
Win strong propensiues aud unbounded armncss Her
ycf which Tears 10 meet no other, and which always
ne last 10 be Withdrawn, which compes ne 10 be
nsve the statement she made In prisonhst she never
Aympsom OF nervous irr.ublrty excitement or alarm
we nooced subsequent stage, during the long
dsteunon that took place In consequence Of the non
hppcarnnce OF witness. Some stupidity clumsy person,
eonr out coming in had bangef one OF the side doors
her right IRON which she ouly separated by
dds door she started In considerable aarher chest
hesving with the excitement Of this IN ITSELF very lnng
cirsumssaDtc.
osyyCrfor TO rHv WORDING or the INDICTMENT
An iptmaton no doubt having been previouslv given
OF Intention o the counsel FOR the prisoner 10 make an
objection the presiding Judge called upon Mr. Young sd
vocate who and said that there some words In
sSe Indictment IN the first and second CHARGES with refs
renoe 10 the nature OF the charges TO which he desired 10
call the attention OF the Court These words ere rd
vtchcdy and felonously administer be taken
by n these latter words "csuse TO be taken BY" were
precisely equ vaen 10 the previous words, "sdmlnser
70" then they were rcrauous and Unnecessary; and
seccudly II they were intended TO mean snythns die
rent they were covered by the MAJOR proposition II
hey were synonymous with the previous words, they
entirely useless and II they were not synonymous
they were mot covered by the major proposition
The lord Advocate said that ne did NOT THINK that the
words commented on by Ne Young we're In any wsy ma
teyai 10 the Indictment they were mere Interpretation
of the previous words and they ought TO be depleted
THE PRISONER PLEADS TO THE CHARGE.
The Lord Justice Clerk then having called her se'fys
sonsr (who Stood up), sad-"You, Madeleine smith or
Madeleine Hamilton smith, charged With irseat 70
murder, a. also murder. Are you guilty not guityf
The prisoner replied, "Not gulliy."
TIE mprcrHETT.
hsde cine smih. o. Madeleine Hsmilion smith, seq
lately prisoner Ia the prlson Glssgow, you are
srsef, Esq her Mesys Advocate for her Msestys inie
rcs-Ihs albeit BY the laws % this every well
rcverred reslm me wckedy ard fecniousy administering
murder also murder are crimes henous n,ure and
Sveyciy punishable Yet true is aud of verify, that you
ne ssc n a. sh or Madeleine Hamilton smith, are
and part IN 80 FAR as nsO Thursday and Friday he
IN or Dh ear OF Februsry, lss7 l1pou or other
No "u -" "onih, " " JsDsSy .hmmsdsssy