The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-30
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER 80 1859.

vice OF Nine. LemoiDe 81 rtly after, Mile Angelina be-
gan Tomping with me whenever abe found ms N the
1906 wb' she was tf cen, she marked tina, she
olC erongh To mary, a,d sad, ''Mademoisclle can
recommend ,oyou goo husband" "WhoY asked she.
My Sell" answered. aud she observed, awe sba see
The then went on 70 describe the liberties winch the
eirl had taken with him, and how they had ended Hs
admitted that he had calculated that If she became
Hcnte he might, notwithstanding the difference Ia their
positions, marry her, II in January last she
made known TO him that she was esciens and in
that month unfavorable reports began 10 DO pro
paea'ed about her She heard OF those reports,
sid said that she pleased with them rather than
otherwise, as they would facilitate marriage. At
inst, continued the man, agreed that she should
ark her mother TO allow Der to marry me, but she
10 ler Louse at Giyray and there, after carrying
vine INTO the cellar, SAID Madame, have something
Yrs.p lwei speak; what havs You sos to
says" "Madamc, it is right tell you that Mile Aago-
aa your asashis, 10 cnss sy me- and that she wishes
lis possible Harness the horses instantly, and
return u thmon" On turn told Nile. Angelina that
ILaye done my part do what you ike sWhat AFTER yards
passed between you and Madame Lmoin4S" asked the
President "hadamc paid 100 francs, tbs amount duo
things anu BIZ or" / answered, "Madanae, promised
you, daughter 70 marry her and s' never f.l IN my
laughter arose through the court but checked by
the President "Beore leaving the house did You not
me, 'Ipor JEAN the has turned out as
We wished but my mother says that she will get rid Of
THE VERDICT AND SENTENCE or TIE GRANDMOTHER.
The President then summed up the evidence and the
jury late at night, retired consider tho verdict In
half hour returned with verdict Of guilty against
the mother but with extenuatng circumstances, and OF
scquitta of the daughter.
The Court condemned the mother to twenty years
hard labor.
UNHAPPY POSITION OF FEns, CoAclIMAN-suICapE
DENOUNClR.
letter from Tours saysFes, the coachman, has for
some time been ia state Of great distress,
senting TO give him place. His conduct is regarded
with such disgust that the crowd assembled
court have Kissed him than II has been stated
that the man took lessons on the violin. The price 10 BIO
paid for each lesson only twenty cents but he
did not ay that and yet after his discharge from
the service of Nine Lenoine the music wrote for
him or he only sign his name) Several letters to the
young lady, and even delivered them The music master
Sorncau by name, Is somewhat grotesqnc, having
large red and yellow complexion. appears be
true that the reason why Leubray the tailor attempted
suicide that he felt having written anony
nous letters to the law authorities dencuncng Nine Ie
moline and her daughter He appears to have long pre-
meditaed the act three weeks back he purchased
brace OF pistols but his took them from him; he after
wards however, bought another pair and had them load
ed When he fired he only broke his jaw, the Tigser
being Still and the line Of direction being in consequence
changed