New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
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An exciting and Painful occurrence was brought -
fore Justice Whitley Tuesday evening, al the 20
bee Station in Hoboken- We suppress, by request OF
the 5uStioe the Of the parties, ~ Inc mailer
viii come before ihe Courts in New-fork, where the
parties reside. The facts ihese; An Engirh gen
teuan and bis wife who had agreed to separation 10
81. Loui, No. and who had been separated for two
years, met in IIoLoken when sharp encounter took
place between them, they were followed by crowd
to the Police Station, where the husband preferred a
charge of assault TIE part of his wife The Justice,
after hearing both parties, declined TO ss'e warrant
for the ares; of the lady the ground o snfheency
Of proof and because the lady being stranger, wo1d
be liable to imprisonment, AID would he deprived OF
her rights to follow her husband and child TO New
York where alone the question could be settled The
gentleman has been in England the las two years,
and bad the child with him. The mother seems dis
traced and determined, and the parties are highly
respectable in appearance, and possessed Of property
the case will excite much interest. From the temper
and behavior of the gentleman, the Justice deemed
proper TO send an officer Of his court with the lady 70
her safely 10 her husbands city residence, the num-
her of which nor the name the landlord be did not,
BE- said, exactly know. Capt. McDonough OF the
police sent 10 afford the lady thu protection she
needed
THE TRIAL or CoLE FOR WrFE-PofsosISG Cow
cIUDrD-AcqrIrriL or THE PRIsOSTR.-The trial of
Solomon Cole. indicted with DR.. David Wickham, for
the murder of his wife by poisoning IA portion OF
which we published last week, was concluded III the
Sussex County Court on Saturday la.t. Over fifty
witnesses were examined, whose evidence was manly
c.rJuinstaI ial.
After faithful investigation the wac submitted
npon an able charge from the Hon. r. W. Whclpley,
presiding Judge. After absence OF two hours, the
Jury rendered verdict OF acquitia which, under the
evidence Of the case was anticipated. The evidence
against NicSham of a much stronger character
than that against Cole. Wckham has lied the coGn-
try and has far escaped justice. As the cause OF
The death of Mrs Cole seemed, from the facts OF the
cas- presented the Coroner inquest 10 have been
poison the stomach and other parts OF the body OF
Mrs Cole Were, BY the advice of the physicians sub
mtted 10 Professor Doremus of the Newlork Medi-
cal College and School Of Pharmacy. for u chemical
ANALYSIS who with DR.. Bern l.. BudG hrs associate,
made full. complete and satisfactory examination,
resulting IN the detection of some small portions oil
arsenic and anthony, but particularly strychnine,
which last poison, IN their opinion, was the cause OF
her dea h
Tie evidence of the chemists and physcians WAS so
direct and pointed the mode of their operation so
clear and the results 80 papabe and satisfactory that
alter hearing them and the other physicians, whose
Opinions We're founded, in great degree on those oil
the professors, the counsel the part OF the de-
iendan did attempt 10 question the correct
mess of their theory or of their conclusions