The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

raBgemenis Of the London 7ys.es once re-
gardet ~ Che greatest newspaper IN The world
In che Crfmean war The 7ysnes had one cores
pondentI And to wstch our own wsc--the
great event OF modern tImes-it also sent one
nea. who 6na'ly lied 80 atcocioosly that he
was mos permitted 10 accompany the army. Ia
the Italian war our own arrangements were
| equally extensive With those OF the i,snJon
| papers
| Ihs uouat yoa ed shw 8oss"a Asas-
4 toesats.
Thu u0bie Count Joanoes. by tar tbs most
iustrious member OF the Boston aristocsacy,
has lately been foand gaitty by Boston Judge
and jafy Of the s9ft,l crime OF bsrfatIy. A
brief bat authentic history OF the nobie Count
viii show the motives which have impel;ed the
aristocracy OF Boston to bring him to trial ~
barrator, aad the msnne. ia which public
! opinion has been Influenced so to secure his
conviction. The noble Couui .sosanes wss bora
| IN EaeiaMd ia 1910. He cane 10 this oOnnsyy
when he. was only tive years old, aud
bsoaght up in Boston He took hs degree as
. ise boy in that city. sad his education shagp-
eosd sad developed his natural saleas. to 81
astounding extent, AT this time he was plain
George JOaes. aud pader that name he acted
with ancces, Of several theatres in the country
He u the father OF Miss Avonia Jones, a cole
DRAFTED acire.s-the sS.sr OF the S0,th" "a the
ssDes paper, cali hcr-and gave hes the name
| oil AvOtia fson the Avon the river w,,c.,
| Sbakspete hss iD,motta,izsd After engaging in
anamDer Of dramatic enterprises here Nh. Jones
/ nj Ia ian. .}aisu iooi
upon Shakespeare and the Bible. oegaa&ed
Shskspes,on celebration NJ Sttatiocd-oa- Avon
| aud published two or three works one, we
believe. upon North American antiquitte,
Thea he became guest OF the laie King Of
Prussia, who admiled all great geniuse, aad
from the King le received the Orde: OF Coaot
Pa'atioe. OF something OF that sort. Ii we are
not mistaken he also received Ordegs rcoM the
King OF Portugal aud tho King Of Sardinia
AZ any rate. the ;sst time ~ ssg him. at Psri.
he fay:y gittered with deoosstioas Being q
handsome finely formed msn. with elegant
maaae,s and address. he bore i,is b!usbne
hono.s yevy bravely aad wss every inch a
coi.nt
In 1877. ~ The Count says, his name was
Changed by she English laws. We know 40
shing sbous that; bp. we do kaow tina. he came
back TO Boston and married cich widow vino
nsd taken q caooy 10 him Thas this petsoaage
left Boston ile boy aud stcoiiing player
aud tes.sraed 10 it nObleman. Now the
ssi.sooeacy OF Boston like titles sad aoble,nsa
bu, they did not like to hear one Of thei, own
ire boys called a count aud his wife cs!ted
| COUNTESS The female aristocTsts Of Boston
were particularly iadignsn, aboss il and urged
the male aeis.ocrats TO suppress dosaaes. IA
tts meantime the Count mad studied Law in Ne.
Yoyk aad cultivated his oeaLosics' powers. So
he gave the aristoosass good u, thss sea-,
He pronounced crations AZ anst Ssmnes. Wilsan
and Go,sgno. Aad,er, sad cat VI. those vo.-
tl,ies mort crassty and completely. ;fsaybody
insdted aud saeered at aims naay people
did-ae sued them OIL haad. Al thsss shiog,
conspued against Joaaae,. Or rather the a.isto
csacy consulted against him. For the Bosto,
sri,soeTacY il very exclusive. The Quiacss
the Adanses the Stmas.., and tho rssi OF them
ciaiD ,ego,utioaafy ancs,ssy. aad keep thee.
blood p7,,e b.y intsrmsrryiag ia thei, oua ae
They have theic owa pets. TOO, aad these pets
gene ai!s have ple1ty er bsaias. We;mser was
o pei OF the iio,toa sristocraes. fsve,sts waa
enothec, and they educated hin. aud made .
| ciefgymsn OF him aud gave him wife. Spa.
oef aod Wiisoa are sh-r pets aoa ia tless
degenerate days. All that the Boston ari,to
csat, taink OF Is how to hs-,, t,eig mone, .
maiaiNa their exclusiyeae,.. make little
reputation, 10 literature and pycseet .od assis1
lhes pet,
\ ,a fs,!
| th,,. Hs g,s srse aoblea,sn by roysl
! pstcG. aad csgea 40 more fos the q 4 e.,
tnao ior che Il. q. vs. or say oihe, shan All,
tocga!s he tried to ptsh as ray io;o saeis
set aud. falling in that, he rdcr,ea them VII,
the goye., and airest wit aud satire. Taey &c
tOred By siaad.ts sad go the wotss OF il.
Then ths Ccull took up thsf pets sod mal !
eled them dresdially. He to,e Sn,uaes .
speeches 10 sb,eds, and proved the. honorable
Senolos al Amsricsn Csiaiias. Yi.,o, ,pd
We1deli Phillips and Governor Andtev Jared
40 bes;eg The Count OsattaiLed. o,,i -2eaeg lei
aud oid-afgisd these abolition wsescre. The
Boston aris.ocrscy felt that somss hing muat be
doae. and they did 4. Some Or he. lawyers
were employed 10 hot oves the old st,tstes
aud tagtea some offence upon the noble Co1pt
They discovered the old law against ba,rat.y,
passed a, tne tae when WITCHES we're bV.raed
il New Goylaad. Tai, tesn bar,atcy i, de-.
rived from the old law f,ench j,,oi gsi b,sa-
.e,is. sgnifyiug fraud or deceit The Law was
imported from Cid England by those bis.nrcsi
bumbags. tbs Puritan Pilgrim ifs,!sc.s
OF ihis obsolete crime he great Couo,
sos1oes wW OF corsss convicted tf
they hai 2scused hin III wi,cacy,i.
they could hAv. convicted hin just the same
They were de,eyaiSed 1, make aim guilty Of
something and tho csim. og beiog common
nuisance and exciting ausr,eis was not ve.y
diffc"s to prove. cCeeiey * griliy Of Il.