The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-02

PNtSSlNG INQUIRY.
returned to Walton IN the beginning Of septen Der,
the November iollowug Sir r. 1ohnstone visited lnei
previously 70 that my wife asked me why m,n 10 his
heard there was reason she pressed me TO tell her
Hmssy od Ger DAD Rssra be % had dis
ease as he frequently had and that b
19s a i s TO t 9oSy.u N0 81 Sj %f ss
confinement, che made no complaint Of any pain or
keaanri NOT rot aware ' Se So If' John
lad nsrs soS mao So SPsoa OF hS
Be % london hat mlsit have Dr.. Pri.s,ieys at
che was confined pfematurely IN WALTON.
TuAr rELL-TALs BABY AGAIN.
eaw her on the afternoon of the following day. and
.sd i'Ii @ s,a ~ "
%n ns h9S SS ssd S the
name.
WHOLESALE ADULTERY.
mo ,ssTs said cSaE!c have been very SsSsdi
Is ST TaenS sr oS s e
v Mss, and often and in day Ihers wa.
say tS aSS s eVs %s9 tSea
which have resulted IN the suit have Instituted.
SOME UNPLEASANT INTELLIGENCE.
The third day after her confinement abe said TO me-
oh dSSeys tSy you sH Se pp abe IA s'Ssr
On confinement, and aid NOT qsey, her she repcstei
,Ss her %iSS ws W. sceteG t d san
oSna NV wife Sp ~ sed ssf 'G how
.he wac on several occasions asked what caused her
catering pafic1iss on The sh the nurse sent for
ZION she appeared distressed buS eempo.ss ed sse saS
Charlie you are not the father OF that child lord
ness" ~ '' nm ''' '''' VI w. ''"'
LETTERS FROM THE PRINCE.
last saw my wife about the eth of March. wa.
there many days without seeing her had found bills
OF The AleSAndra and Palace H0tes 3, alsO OF
verses IN an envelope they were al together IN
t6ISSs6 the dys maa The praeeS eers we nr N
one envelope win what may be termed a valentine,
Nj sergeant Ballantlne explained that pencil
rsndnm 70 Lady Mordaunts Sriuns on the enveioPe
some time Ia lse6 and before her marriage.
AND HANpKERcHIgP.
There vas also handkerchief OF the Princes loose
letter. prodaced are Tue same tIhe witness ldentihed
GndSs aesS articles ad sS yvS SSST fSSa f WIN
my w'. After her recovery nom her conhuemeni and
@ many a er lad come 20 our af
Who mad 5e6avsd veil aud wished Ter fG 90 ear hSS
OF any STAN OF d.sh9nor thea mentioned various
two; name OF roir reiltSa was mentioned ami size
sG ss sa ns way 90 nS SGs e a
wanted TO come TO her as usual Vut haa NO farther
DEcElrFuL LETTER.
The letter, which was read, was as follows:
PALACE norEL, BucKrSGHAx.aArkl
YDAnLrso CHAELiE. one Inc 70 great hi.ic to SAY
that shall not be 40 /, leave here b. the Il O'Clock
fSdd,hsto9 at $50 il you viii send The broushSm 10
meet me. f., horribly On AL % myself YESTERDAY
rs have had such lots TO do have secn Presley,
your anectionate wife HAEiiiEr NoKDXUET.
In the course Of the trial it was shown that uar-
riet had occupied box At the theatre with Sir Y.
III nafn Imam Nha ntH.n lind h..W
horribly dull,' aud that Ger visit to DIR. Prestey
Immediately succeeded d conversation had with her
resumed:
AZ that time Captain Farquhar had paid me several
yislts had no poi9n; I'll eerward that she met the
about IL she returned ths day alIsi The letter was
LETTERS FROM A FEW OTHERS.
Sir Cadries's Crossendniinaifos Lord Cole under.
iHTS 0 my S but ss. MS TO ss
sent esss WA. Esa, Intimacy Between LoLd Cole aud
"a London e me summer Of is6s three wesks before
S ne % aee
was 10 tue house, aud went and him; Il was
aso Hq nH iSSs'i I a%
George ofbes ana irT others had heard TIE Prince
heard hoh Lady LouisA and Mrs FORBES remarked TO
NE al walton tAAi tLvy would no longer be able " 20
10 Court.
MORE ABOUT THE PRINCE.
Ibought pair Of ponies from the Prince Of walc,s
SfSe Item, oSss seSt to BAL si,e my Sife II scot
land Nhere Tue ffuCe was brrrcnL lDT. Dtane tald
the date Of ihs vas s. giember 10, dd not see the
uy tation my VIE told me OF 4 the France gave tue
A number OF letters were read In evidence written
BY Sir Charles to his m tLcr Which betrayed his
Of the BABY, When crOes-exaIBIned as to the mean
ing OF the statements contained IN them " his
wiie's condition, he said:
wrote them under the impression that my wife had
some ~ 10 on her MAD. believed that Ler stAer ents
were NOT tue and ciang 10 that oelei as LONG 10
home might be Averted.
LORD NEWPORT IMPLICATED.
The witness was subsequently, recalled and stated
that Lord Newport WAS one OF the persons about
whom he had questioned his vile, having found let
tiers nom him In her writing desk.
wIrnERED FLOWERS ASD VALENTINE.
The interest shown when the names OF Lord Cole,
Sir +. Juhnstone, and the Prince VI Wales were
brought forward was quite eNeIish, and became al
mos uncomfortable whoa The pAe~et oi letters
noncel !! be the i'riueos, with some dried flowers,
All valentine" were trlnsf erted to the Judge
ne valentine, SIR Charles termed H. was an orui-
nary sized perfumed s1chet The Judge had some
little dficulty in getting SIR Charles TO say |
In Tie same envelope rs that contain |
ing tue Princes Letters out the witness perceived |
answered promptly. Que or two OF the letters pre-
,ented 10 tie judge as written by the PIiree OF |
W aes we're upon Dlack-euLed paper. The prOduc. |
uon OF tnese silent witnesses necesstlted brief
ntefude. Sir Charles, W o Aad assistod the judge
in arranging The testers, ;len resumed his |
Gaming a;'.tnde on the resting-Dcsrd and |
continued his eyiiSaee with degree vi |
inaudi1ni,y that severely tried eyerybOdy's |
hearing powers. The difculty Was not |
diminished by his slown--- ~ speech, and ais haUt
Ol repeating nis words with distinct pause between
each. II ere was further hesitation his mart Ia
~ ing replies, aud using OF sucA quauGCatiOns as
% thinK,' II dil not hear that 1t was So" sc,
which occasionally obtained On int ference from the
Bench beiole the pam Yes aHd " No" c. me. Tie |
lie ,tois, together with some hotel hills. when were
referred to ~ council and placed IN the keeping IL
tue Court we're not READ, nor WIS the nature OF
Leir contents indicated.
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DuRIND'S BRE1CH or PROMISE.