Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03
VOL. Mo. 81.


aecouh' Vi =" hiurue' " 'iie' ''N
eeu the uay peiore' nv oe.u''
.liae 'iine nave given 'ho fi.en - ssi ~"
II is so iona oi--" seiis"'io,' -, -
eise than II was eohhoo'eu w.
bubble; nut IN auuitiol 10 'nis' '"e 'ios'"' ""s
aWeai'ny 'ew' anu 'ne poipe''"'oi' - s...,
rank Inc Jew, IL seeils' "ho ""s "
broker, deaiihg extensively III ',o s""i.9 49, -,
were 70 make the fortune Oh Aii 'u' "oiiu' .'',N
met three oil ms ciehts IN 'aNern W "PpoiA
ment, with one huhufeu 'hous''' .,o"N' =
MS pocket ories were nc''ru i'o"' ~
in which their business was 'r"hs"o'eu' al.
the waiter, apprehensive that soiic e'iaio '.,'u
been committed, locked the uoor' ohe VI Wv
three clients, who was on the STAIRS, iiliiicui-
ately fled, and gaining MS hotei' coiiee'eu ~
ii' po,'"oio e"ue'o aHp aa ron Co.
seeonu 'e"peu IRON" 'no "iuo"' 80,
'o."' u''ee 'e IL .,;.1 t,a
as'N'a -. pa,s" s,,., ~ aronnd and
a'U'i''eu ""Sn -. "a vouno
ili''iioui"'ois '"Ae"'
oou"' 4Nnsoi"e - . ,,n,.
,",io"9 .si9'o.' y MI. W. 80. .aa,oa .hat
',S"i".eu = "'''' ~ ~ Ia ~
oo "a, i'o'i "'u'ns :. ..s.,-1.e III, la
'ei'p'Vu W s"'o Va. ''e'''' -.
'he room .nFousl i"e'''.o'.'e 49,
when nc iouno h'r"s',' "i9"' W." ,,,,, ~.
oouy' nu'' " WV o'"e' ''''"' III
"'her Prisohef' ooi'essou ~ " p'es u,
.,.....'s. e.a,, t,,o a;oht
r. H. .,,;., anaau .ho4 10 a. last ,vos cogni-
~, .,......s. ~ ,,ort of ono
-. a.,..;a,,a An tbroo ware
III, - ,,aa ono of tbom only twenty
70 %. ,;,.;a !. ,,,a sa,no boteI and
.a;.., u,e;a ,;,,,o too,o,hor in gambling and
p,,,on ,,.oa;aaov + nav be noted that Count
go. IN. :,;,.otI,, ara o,oroeti-
n,oe' ~ ~. .,.sas rhol,v siiont os
= a. at,au,.a af ;n.ondad rohborv Uc voucb-
-. ..,,,,at;or. tro.t;no
-, r., a. H.. 40. 6s ono of tho
-. ,,..., .,o,, l., r,,ono con1d be on;ltv of
,e..s
~ F
"ieo'ins y, Wv i1."'i''s :. .,,a
u 'he house Vi 'ah iio'" 'coA r.. -
| hotei Oh 'he M"rquis ue oioi"i ''nN = ~
TO enable them 10 avert 'he '''re'''e.'u u''
grace, an iVes''g"tloh was eh.e,eu nv
sempiihg What Is caiicu IA soooe'i9n "a" r.
eoghitioh' ihey couiu 'e"in i'o'"'ns' ~"
ever peyohu "h"' nus "iie"'s D'.A -
the conclusion they came 10 WAS th"' "he'hoi
guilty or innocent, the count stoou III SO cii'i-
cal a posiaoh, US 70 oreq'i,e '"e "noie .AnreA.s
OF ms iamiiy' Ihey appheu, "ceoiuinsiy' ~
the regent auSer'ihg 70 'ue 'n.h."i i'"lu'
under Whlch the young ih"h i"u iaooiou -
Gently suggesting tha' II " sq"'op's ""u -"
Aen pi"s. - 49, -, .,..s.a, ~
''it ""' - -, p'o .,.,',,s,,, ,,,,an.a;n ond -
~ ~, '"'.' 'ne So !.
.''"'''s - ~ i ~, Tho ala ,,as
'he cAposuio y P"90
lieAot"oio ous'iee i'''ss
The relatives OF the accuseu now "uop'eu .
plan which throws u curious iish' upo" s"e
feelings and manners OF the time' on the aaS
Of trial, they assembled at the ralaee OF Jus
tice in body OF iltty-seyen' poth maze anu ie'
male, and lined the long corriuor Which ieu u
the courtroom AS the Judges passeu 'iirous.
this proud array,they were saiuteu IN mourn
fnl and suppiicatory manner py 'ne hisnes
and noblest OF Europe, ana passeu ih'o wy
hall of trial with their MINDS snohgy ih
pressed, even if their hearts were not meiteu
by the imposing scene but an was u ~