The New York herald., 1871-10-06

y shs 5.Ass shs crowd looked sowesa san vlsa =
eager. longiug expression tot solGei0n Of ~
cases pending in this Court against ElIen a. w6sr-
Sssias upon psmSya a1a Of sSsss Causes
which she has under the constitution II 70 daected
that the records these caso2 be certified 70 the
Circuit Court OF Anne Arundel county," AZ the
Judge concluded expression OF surprise. mingled
with regret was visible ; upon ,e ,, or o
grew perceptibly less very soon.
The following Is . copy of the AFFIDAVIT hled In
each case:
Ellen O. wharton the defendant this case,
d,ctsl and held IN custody BY the name q El.soesh @
4 trial Ia this Court aud the Court y
orer and direct the removal Of the record O. proceesnss
A'' case % 'hs court Of ''"' ELLEN G. WHARTON
On this 6th day OF October. ISL apDsats in open
ana mases oath upo. the Hoy Evsnsei Of
that and things contained To the above sssgss
'' are '''' 70 the 'e' ., IL Hsi?x; OK
Clerk Criminal Court OF BaIsimora
Tne signatures appended TO the affidavits were
written IN clear bold hand, that evncod no ner1-
BUSINESS. After Mrs. Wharton had renamed . few
moments In consultation with her counsel she leu
the court room. lean,ng upor.- tne ssny
Of the Warden, followed ~ Mr. Hc1son,
they had left and drove TO the jal at once, and 81
har-past ten O'Clock she was again WITHIN Ch0
prison walls, from whence she wll De sont TO AZ.
removal OF the case from this place takcn
every one ~ surprise No one had tns
be pursued. not even the Court or Conrt officials.
and 1t Is the principal theme OF conversation here
tonight among all parties. Those who are best ~
formed say that IL was removed on account
OF the excitement that had attended the arraign-
ment, while many other causes are al
legged. Some declare tnar she should noe
have removed iC from here, where she has many
warm friends while her more intimate acquaint-
ances declare that she would lie acquitted In any
court, and the removal or the case TO ANNAPOLIS -
only to secure her the annoyance OF tue large
crowds that would attend upon the trIal mere.
The following letter IN relation TO one or emo
many rumOrS connecting her name with attempts
10 pOIsOn nearly all OF which have been shown 70
be without the slightest toundatiOn, mas been ~
ceved by her COUNSEL
DEAR SIR-I have received from friends In Baium0eo
relative myself entirely false and
Judicial To my friend Mrs. Wharton that conceive v my
duty TO write TO you on the subject .
brought Mrs. Wharton servant who begged mot -
cat it, &c The facts these ~ had been III Tor Some
days. but getting better and hearing M Wharton
she going have clam Tor dinner took fancy -
have Mrs Wharton dcmurrcd ut request fearing
not we'll enough to indulge my appetite but finally
yle ded sent with other vAnds from her table
The result what she eared and return OF sickness
ensued q consequence OF my mprudence. .
This occurred In the carly part OF May. ncar'v m0nsn
prior to leaving for Europe had remarkably good
sea VOYAGE and have since my landing enjoyed unneer
rupted good health.
As 10 the malicious report .of having gone Europe
Intended TO get RID Of Mrs. Wharton II pal
paby unrue for early March engaged passage ~ eho
time in the In which AerwArdS Astlod,
pectius Mrs Wharton and Nellie to join London.
feel indignant that such tissue OF fAAehoCdD and
should be laid before the public, and
therefore submit this statement 10 Mrs. WhArtons
n E.