New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07

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ren ua"r' ace fel hr fay and waving hair froounn 6a
tSre With ell e eagerness Of hope she begged c.
toll frankly Il his visit oreboded good ana tude for
lions the moving she assured him OF hei - family
the anxiety he evinced 10 her life and I' at dis
Faringcc conversed with her iOI some e Of Beatrice
lance his companion, ske'chng the features and sur.
Turning round she observed this WIN riter was the
pse. tarinscc explained that this seeming desiring her
crlebr ed painter Guido Rent who, eaihes son Tor the
pctuce had enreated to Dc introduced into me pr ina
PURPOSE Of obtaining rich Ola aeqnS hid Sienor Guido,
& d Siv mint make DESTROYS OF
you, but how will you uudeTva!ue p'e n3 viii adiudge
t., the fatality which surrounds me you WI 80 viii
zen ' uy NV lace viii tell you am not wicked wiz
show you, too that I'm Tranquil R DEF, nder will have
essd 70 vou the secret OF my apparent t'anssresGp
gloomy are his forebodng es 10 - Ia, interesting and
So DID, wth touching simplicity, the pic'nte VIII WIZ az
Icomrsssion if ycu write On one oil It's az s'e '"'
cent? that he believed would be no
% a. dcripon Of Beatrice Cenu winch nc nad ~
70 sppy u ~ defendant in the case; and he claimed
& sS isry woud declare in tbcE verdict what bec
h; dergoinc torture in her pr son. confessed 70 ,ns
@ Snt evidence subsequently, found that she da NOT
| 20 nmit the deed.
Me Court then took
AFTER TIE RECESS.
| Mr.. McKeon resumed-Now gentlemen. think nave
shown YOU the danger Of the confessions the extreme
which Won should receive them. You src to be saished
hat no undue influence has been brought to bear ana mat
the statement made under the signatures OF the Ia in
ac,v tine truth Yol must be satisfied mat sue was III "
placid state Of mind and think by this time ths' yon
aiied that this poor women anythng than placid or
M nc in August 1852 In March 1885,, the defendant was
confined and dead child bonn. which the painIn say
w Of s sneS an operation il pt invariably the ooS' Of
health. Mrs Bedell come; iroW ONO h ar' bcr
bnsbbn sis.o direction. goes to waycriey to meet
her and then this disgusting scene when mas oeei r
here took place. The comics don Is made Broken down IN
spirit sbe breaks forth the ejaculation am gihy
hope Tor forgiveness She does not ouess single %
adultery with Edward sirone Then comes oeiSoei u,
where another scenoe Mrs Hechsher where rst
met his wife and was violent that ii Hecksher had 20
d'dto MARY lie said What do yoa know and she re-
Piled know tina, you went 10 Ms Potter ana eioIfnt nei
the instruments and written directions. ana toa neg ho" 70
do ~ Saws Peter What could do with woman knee
At my feet ~ Mrs. Strong sprung up and said M No.
did met %sa DO r m ioa t, S''dh The Grand jury 1t
then again arrnsed that Mrs. bedc! shoud ag.n
Fc.r These confessions bore cydcuce OF having been
obtained by force, and something Ike per. o .'
or drunkenness snd that they we're obtained by force lie
,aii witness could be produced 20 prove W., W, 49,
the plant H. had said he made ne "e give tne ~ ~
AAer commenting the act Of MI strong IA IessufhS M
year. the letters which be assumed contained evidence o ~
wiles shame in her adulterous intercourse WIN u.
and colabins with her long after that time IN tue houss
his brother visited Mr. MeKeon cited Bishop. work
on Marriage aud Divorce TO how tn,t u. tuai
wifos honor devoyed her husband and that II husband
does &C, in conformity Win tst iesa, rue ne IA.
ground foI redress in an action Ike that oil ,he
The theory OF the defense he said, was that, II any A.' -
charged bad been committed by tie lady the P-inuh
forgive her, and was not ettltd 70 come thsIo 70
divorce lie had lived under the one roof WITH heT ~, L.u
declared she the beet person TO tGkr care oi MS
and oud change his viii in regard To her ~ "o1
moved ~ satisfaction Of the jury taat NJ strong hd
declared to MI Stevens, his fahoinaw, n 1907 that h
wife W.. too pobe and good 20 be cast or aud M
ne would live with her But difficulty arose ~ tho TIME
When the abortion hnied lir stevens reveei ana "
horr6ed AZ IT, and he would not consent 90 H. BAT MI
strong Edward may die Mary may die lee there was
murder Ia his soul q, the time Then be consented 20 W
ner liz own flesh and blood Tor IL the ohpfng OF
hs brother destroyed Counsel then referred 20 ~,
aement Of potable French author, that all children bo
In wedock were legitimate and that ss the ways o. row
dence were mysterious every child Of vile T. whom h'r
husband has access be presumed Ia law 20 be Terminate
~. closed bv remarking that Mr. Stevens would be pat on '
stand when opportunity would be given 10 the o'hef Ha'
, 10 examine him.
The Court adjourned till Friday, At II o'c.oos.