, 1877-08-21
PAT'II-CAUA.
The Separation Decreed by the
Tribunal Civil.
Adelina's Points-Lo Marquis Says Ho
Picked Her from the Mire.


4, wien there were mono in tho altdlcncc-room
OF tho First Civil Tribunal but few late elccp-
ers, and N. senanl, who hal been pleading
stuco midday In an unfntcrcsting case, tho
President Aubtput requested the huss!cr lit
attendance to call tho eases. Tho husetcr
murmurcd between his teeth these five words,
"Dc Cau1 asainst De Cau1." No ono but the
Recorder, and Journalist who had not sue
cunbed to the pleading Of II. aenari, under.
stood tho meaning Of tho calling over. Tho
President Aubcpul then read briefly the follow
Ing judgment, which will mike morc noLse ia
tho world than It lid in the First Chamber:
in feiereaee 10 that which relates to tho .rpIea.
Whrrras il !. nUt cstahlshedt that the applicant
dora nj uI1as the proofs of the facts pleaded.
In i ;.cc to tho application Of the MAfInls
WLoreAr, It appears by The documents In est.
dencc. anil notably from \ correspondence I'd.
from Articles IL Il1erent jonrnai1. that The Mar.
auisc has committed sowaFd her husband lhe most
i,ccates lilo couple separated in body aud CO.
tatc. ........
Appoints n. Chan,pcsier d. ,.lbcs notary u
make a report on The liquidation in tase Of dis
Sonsn!ts the Aa.qnt.o DO canz. on hsr srpliea-
tlun. aud nncss her IN oll tho costs.
The separation Ut body Of Atlcltnn Patti IS
therefore ndlu.lGcl IN. favor of her husband,
without pleading or debate. 1t Is the prest-
dent Anbcput who alone has set tho scene OF
this tittlt, judicial comedy, In tic fopc, without
Two documents alone figured at the bearing.
They .wcre thc two petitions, necessary to thc
hulsster III calling thu case. We lave Gecn abiu
to procure tllo text Hero Is first tho petition
bcrcd, who at St. Petersburg, took last winter
the initiative IN tic application for separation:
WHAT ApEttNA SAYS.
On the petition Of Nine. A!lele Jeanne Aarto
Pattt vile Of u. Louis Sebastian Henri % 1toget
whom sllc lom!ctle1 by right. In Paris, at Rue do
,1sssst i: Louis Sebastian Henri do caha.ae,
Where's the petitioner married II. she Mnrauts
Of t'hnx IN July, 1873.
T1at .1s 4 I? Z; hs ,1 dtfs necessity Of demanding
u Tsas H. %arsais ~ cnux h.. nature not only
Tlat b. M .lIows Himself 10 bo carried away under
tho SWAY of xlnlcttye jealousy, which ncser hal
any eanse. or thu slightest prete1t by inc1cnssblo
That hs hss olterfa dlrcsscd to hts wife tho most
coartc insults and has even struck hcr.
That TIA ltfc together has become impossible.
eonpls shortly after thctE marriage,
That tho petitioner has character sweet Yield
That, on tho o.hor hand, the, Marquis Of csu1,
as has alrcudy bean eald, has character quick md
even v,o1ent, hna that the petitioner ceiling con:
etantly to havc li!tlo peace. her husband had
neither. nor Independence, nor viii. nor Ia origin.
allng power In anything wbateves.
GOLD MINE.
Whereas he has always ,srcatcd and considered
her, ~ no has htmeclf said, ~ 'tgold. .ninc." !"
Tint hc nade light Of aesself' her famiiy. aud
Whereas on tho death nf her father, n. Salvador
Pa!ti. he forbade het to rat ou noasntnE.
sSepnissd heF bsutallJ. asyInK thst she bothcrsd
Whereas he not only treated her in this manner,
but EtTuyv TO make bcr icci In iAc must cruel man.
ner, the difference q condition and o1izia which
c,sed b. te ay ID whIeh ( strsa Clown ill.,
,oH'" ,n,,h,r .,,a - ~, t,.,n.n,,, ,h,,
noth,ag; shat i wss he who hsl nsds hsf r. pe.i.
WSiherca. t,o not only insu!tod her In this why,
but constantly raised Ills cillehcd hand il n,eaace,
as L about % atrikn hct..
was @ 20 st.oiao that he rniai svery moment of the
life Of his wife; tina. be naysr allowed her to 70 10
church, telling hoF .hat thsre wa4 ~ need q dop4
ssI never sliowsd isst to 60 oil alonS ones, si,e
had not the liberty to enter church, II It wcso
only for a Eew seconds.
Whereas II there had been any doubt NJ 10 the
sentiments which nctuuted II. do canx in the mar.
rage the petitioner would be tn tho position 10 ca.
tabEi. In what terms hs spoke eynieaIly before her
OF herself and tho cons!defab!e results produced By
her ialsn.. @'''.
T44t. for example. he used to say to her where
tho representation had been frulttul financially,
HThcrcA another good onu III tho rack"
That when she asked him for money for actually
pressing expenses Of petty tullc3, Of colt1nrc.
eefvanls, hb4iwaYa refused hor, and shs had great
ditleu'ty In managing.
That when she manifested from tino 10 ttlno
souic concern about the eonsi1erhhle auma which
he alune hid banked. he answrrel her, "6iug;
tlua't DotheF yourself about tie tess,"
Whereas tfl4 cuntngai oxtstcdce, already ten.
dcrel 70 miserable ~ has been eald, by tue cnt-
,ncntA of II. dc Cnux, by ha violence BIZ Insults,
md his di.lAin, bscame sbsoIutBiy unbcarabsn
| when he to1k ll,s Idea to 10 Jealous.
That thLs jealousy, which nut uhiy had not tho
slightest Catse, ur even psetczt WA exercised un
the subject 0f different &stlfts. whO tn different
seeaea hare sung with the petitioner.
Whereas the Marquis Do Caux has not only cn-
! tertstned sentiments of tho most rIdcuiou.
Jealousy, bpt un thia oecs,lon he had u,alo con.
itdant* Of different persons, with whou, he had
| Injured hia wife In language tbs NEST coarsc,
rccunntng thu snost private details Of ht fa Will
bis wife. saJlng that 10 loved nor hut phyalcally
tllat tut tor that ha would already haxo lett hes
snat az naa ia!sen IL a1fe 1na1 sae n.y. .osel
~ o,c1r =. nv ~. ~ a;sa ~, @n .e.na, "hnm
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