The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

TEE TRIAL or I4ADF AND FEk Two Sons F6E NrR-
DIR, IN RaaScr.--Penpis In France are talking ~
Do.hIug but "Pafsire Jeufosse,' ease OF the most
extraordinary character, which IL hsing tried ~
present before the COURT OF AssiIas Of ESreuS, In
Normandy. Tho acte d accusation (indlc tnIeut
reads like a novel; and, with orr notion Of fair
play TO @ prisoner. would appear very strange
d cument 10 be drawn up by ajudge However. n
deBoe they should attach 70 1t. The circumstances
nnGer which the principal prisoner, Madame dc
Jeufosse, 10 srraigned together with her two sons
aud her gamekeeper, for the mausanghter Of NJ.
GniiOt, may be briefly stated. Ii appears that the
I.aicsse and tha Guillot families were neighbors
The former lived in their chateau near Vernon the
latter IN O eJuutry house ut some distance. An
= onalutance eprun up between Madame de- Jeu-
fls.ss sons and this NJ. Guiilot who was married.
end the father OF several children.
In ihs course OF time calls wers made by the two
f,niiises on "a b other, aud they got he pretty
Intimate sogsther. when Madame do Jeufosse dis
Covered that NJ, Gailot was persecuting the gov
crnesa of her daughter, sopng lady of about
i've and twenty, with attentions of a most offan-
siye description. ON her interference NJ. Guiilot
ceased 70 annoy the govorness and transferred his
ssteD sions 10 Md.ie. Blanche Do Jeufosse. Madame
de Jeuiosse's only daughter, wbo Is now about
nineteen years of age. The evidence, as far az It
had gone, aud the acted accusation, though not
explicit, are sufficiently TO enable one 10 ina
s.ne what mBst bave been the mothers feelings
gu disco vering that correspondence was being
carried on between her daughter and man who
hal been admitted to her house GU the footing OF
friend. e. q sg.ss. ass
All intercourse between the two families imrne.
Gtass!y ceased, but then Mr.. Outlet commenced
course of annoyance of the most vile aud umaniy
character. 10 spread amongst his friends reports
prejuiicial to the reputation Of Mdlle de Jeuiosse
cianber~d every night over the walls Of the park,
aud len alb Ut IL notes OF an offensive nature.
directed 10 that yonng lady. He also u.ed 10 coale
under the window at tho dead hour of night and
blow 6 hern. 80 as to disturb the family. Cnder
these circumstances, Mad ine de Jeutosse, uuwiil
Ing 10 apply TO the authorities for protection as
such q conrse would have given rise TO rnmors
and reports which she wished 10 syoid, Instructed
her gamekeeper, Crepel, to keep striet watch,
and II any one was feGnd trespassing near the
hoass, TO pepper him with small shot," and the
cinfrmssi her instructions. One night last
July NJ 6utiiot drove tiowu from his country
honse In HIS gig, and leaving II In charge Of bis
sersant, he ciambered over tha wall aud was
making his way towards the horse, when Crepel
saw him and nrei Instead Of '.pepperine" him
the rcsnit Was more serious One shot lodged in
vita! part. aud Guili5t died 10 half an hour. in
the aTms OF his servant. who had conss to his as.
fts,anoe and whom he requested 70 solicit the
forgiveness Of sinjured wife and children. The
Witnesses ell agreed In describing the deceased q.
very worthless sort Of fellow aud his immortality
and dtss0lut life we're notorious. NJ. Berryer de-
,ads the pytsoDerss