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The Winsloxv WIN Case.
TIE follow ing has been sent ne for publication
BRpeEroET, Tuesday, Feb 10.
Mrs MARY Fnen wislow.-
DEAR AADAx-we ind that reports, both verbal and IN
PRINT in circulation concerning the settlement u the
winslow WIN case, which are unonpded and which do
in1usticoto You
took place wholly thrCughyour council and without
any knowledge part until she bnsl proposition
men. Of The facts that you may BE- able 70 repel the in
putatons that have bsen made TO your disadvantage.
McCurdy invited Mr. seymour 10 BIS room and sa,d 10
him that the csse n'hs opinion bad better he settled,
and stated at length his for that opinion Be
also stated fully on what terms in his Judgment an ar
sAngement should be made Nj. seymour replied thai
the appe:es cod not properly ast upon sasses.ons Tor
replied the charges thai had been made against her
JUDE Mscurdy stated that putting her on the stand
aid settlement; that, although be knew nothing on the
subject, yet from the manner IN which other witnesses
had been crose examined there 10 suppose
that her examination might be long aud irritating
Mr. sey mour replied that. however that might be. her
counsel could not advise her 70 consent 70 any compr0
mise until she bad been exayojDea awress in court
AZ Mr. Seymour was about leaving Judge Mccnrdy sus
gested that perhaps Mrs. iDslow nigh: be examined
chief her animation postponed Mr.. Soy
nour remarked that be himself could objection TO
that but could not c06sent without the advice OF
bss associates Late the evening tile counsel
appeees and the substance Of The between
u.s. We thought niudic ooe 70 disregard The su, ses.
tons OF the Judge and decided TO apprse Mrs. Wins
The facts 10 soon as her brcsbers naw and
coexecutors should arrive 10 town As lhe cour, was
about 10 open on Wednesday, Mr.. Seymour met Judge
McCurdy The Court House and stated 70 Dn
that we had beso abse upon advice.
count VI The absence Of The Messrs. wiuelrw that
the matter would be submitted 70 their coDsidera.
ton, and that Mrs. Wnsow would be put The
stand the FIRST witness THAI morning Judge McCurdy
understood say had The counsel
for the appellants psstpcoemcpt Of The cross examna
ton OF Mrs. WIDslow Mr. Sev then stated that
should make objection that course Judge Nc.
Curdy sent for tbarles Chapman, Of be
the appellants and they bad 40 Interview at which
were not present.
hrs. wins.ow at the she called 10 testify as
o witpese, he'd Dtimation OF what had place
relation ei,hr 10 her compromise or b exsminatiop
he examined Chief and expected be usual
examination and was disappointed and 10
The hotel complained tpat delay had been
permitted. When the examin alton chief closed
the counsel for the appellants asked IN the usual
way TO cross examine; did not then know whether
ttey had concluded TO cross examine her they
waved for the present. their right Of nation
q thQnr NIL axiu
~ be cross examined and 70 make ul disclosure all
the facts within her knowledge whenever called for
that purpose. Mr.. John y. Winslow arrived 10 town
about Eve o'clock 10 the afternoon OF Wednesday he
was Immediately informed Of what had taken
place; consultation was Then held OF the coun.
BEL at which he and other friends OF Mrs. Winslow
present. and 10 view OF the suggestion OF Judge
10 consideration that, by an arrangement the pend
ing litigation would be brought at once 70 hna close.
and long. tedious and expensive litigation 10 future avoid
ed, II decided 70 advis Mr.. Wrsow
orranpement that subsequently made by the parties
Mrs. winsIow had no ntimation that any negotiations
friends and counsel insisting however, that the will
made by her husband the full possession OF mental
faculties, and that fully and freely expressed bis will
regarding the disposition OF bis esiae, Of which her
coun sci en- ertained no doubt
II you think il important 10 make this icaton
public you are at liberty to do 80 sucb and
form az you may deem proper Yours, rnIy.
CHAG HAwLEY
y. G. PERKINS.
q. =. SEYMOUR,
JAMES c. LOOMS,
JJHN ]. WAIT
JEBBEuS CHAPMAN, JR.,
Counsel for Mary Fitch Wrs,ow ard other appelece.
Obituary.
THE sARoUisE BARoLo-coLBERT, THE PATRON OF
sILvI0 PELLiCo AND COMPANION OF JOSEPHINE.
Turin fJan 26) correspondence Of Independence Beige
At the age Of eighty Tbe Marauise VII se husband
was Sandman Ambassador 70 the Court Of Napoleon l.