, 1860-11-23
Especial Dispatch to tho Trlbune.1
AFTERNOON SESSION.

When Uncle came back from down town he
said nothing could be done to punish Stuart.
Mrs. Burch said, Faunle, IL 1t not too bad that
must be crushed to the Garth, and he unpun-
ishads She said he had commenced by tlattcr~
inc her; he had tempted her for threemonths,
aud She had resisted his temptations for three
months: asked why she did not tell Uncle
She soid that the first time was the time Of
Ars. AatheTs wedding, and having once yield
despised him, she feared him. She said the
last time she yielded to him was the night
when we were at tho theatre. asked her il
she did not feel relieved since she had con-
fessed. She said, ycs that she had been On
the point Of confessing many times. She said
NJ stua!t may 50 on the stand and say all
this, but do You believe any one could confess
al this unless It was trne? asked her how
ehe felt when sde read Mrs. Slcklc's eonfes-
sion. She said she thought 1t very contempti-
bic Of husband to publish her confessIon as
he did. / asked her if she thought the scandal
In regard to Belle Cass and Stuart YVES true;
asked her stuart had ever said anything 10
her about 1t. She said, no, of course, be
would not tell Of one 10 the other:
she told me that alr. Burriu had told her that
Mrs. Spa1ding bad told him TINT Stuart had
been secn With hia asm around her waist; that
Burril had told that she thought when she
read her letter that it vas lie made up be.
tween Stuart and But7ill, and that VA. the rca-
had told her in walking down the arcnue thst
he had commenced writing reply to her note.
and shc told hin that If what Ic had told her
was in the letter she was glad she had not re-
ceivcd It. fors she was so angry she could not have
spoken TO him again; she told me Of the night
were sitting in tie library and she said this is
the first time he, Boyd, had ever broken his
engagement; shc then left the room und went
into the library, and almost Immediately Mr.
Boyd and Horton entered; sat By Horton,
aud she by Boyd; Mrs. Burch told me that
when she heard the bell ring she heard the ser
having given orders for Mr. Boyd not to be i'd
mitted; that eho Immediately stepped up and
aaid: no, gentlemen, nc are not engaged that
in order that 1t might not seem strange to
Horton, she told him that she had been out
md the young ladies did not like to receive
visitors In her absence; at this time she told
Burch said perhaps she aud her moth
er might 50 to komc quiet r1nec In New
York, and hoard till the circumstances were
forgotten; she said she supposed her friends
would not wish her to visit them, that shcsup-
posed my mother wonld not desire It. She
beggad me pot to Jet my mother hate her; she
said she thought her auntie Coming and her
mother would treat her kindly; she begged
me to plead with hcf husband to forgive her
and take her back again. Mr. Burch came
home about Eve o'clock; she did not come
down to table; was In her room she told me
that uhclc said she must not occupy his room
OF sit 1t the table with them; she Wa around
ths rooms Mr.: Bnrch went a~ay aud returned
soon aaeE; NJ: Vsisft!so ffaue there that Il.
her ansr dinner; aN4r II: valentine
vas there witnessed ! paper; my
Uncle came to my room for pen aAd Ink
and carried them into herroon !; he then went
doEr stairs, and after some time went down,
1nd my uae!e preceded me On the st9!ls when
was with my Uncle below; Valentine followed
some distance behind; when got up stairs,
Mr. Burch aatd, Far, want you to witness
your Aunt's confession !" demu1cd; wsnt