Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1853-05-25 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

DEE ADFI I. REVENGE. The Bowleg,'" Gasetee publishes the following narrative t—Ort the id • tornoon of Saturday last, a French servant of irons in to 55 years of age, in the service of an English perfumer of the Rue de l'Ecu, No. 22, haying received *Wilbur to leave the place she was in, on ace-dent of lur Wit addicted to inebeiety, weal out with he child of lee employers, a little girl of two or three years of" age, !.,‘ seek, as she said, another place. Eveniag came and se r did not return ; eight o'clock, nine o'clock, and she wa ~ still absent. It may ease), be conceived that the motets" s eneasinese wan increasing every moment. The set sena and child were sought everywhere, but in vain i the pol..ie were applied to, but their ..esearches were eqully un successful : and that night was one a anguish ant ie. • certainty tor the parents, for they remembered that tee servant had threatened to be revenged on them for ile missing her without a. good charcetee ..arei fkilik foreorviL• ings haunted their minds, alas, it be realised with tl i. dawning Sabbath. Early .3n Sunday morning something was perceived Boating in the waters of the 'Liam, near M. Julieres brick .kiln, by some persons who were passing along the Capecure bank, aed the inanitbete bod".•.• of the inisaing servant and child were soon drawn from the river. This double crime ef suicide end murder.- -tor toe act must have been iuteetieotti, u the child can bound to the servant that it might not escape the free she destined it--has created the greatest boner and oen anion, and deep sympatey is tee for the parents sit,. are thus bereaved of a dear, and, we are told, oely child. The second melanehoiy event is an accident, suicide, or niureer, but which of the three to not yet ascertabed. On Sunday morning the corpse of en old beadle, no-r.edl Isaac Dieuset, RIS feud drowned in a pool in the mote of the Chateau. Lately he has beet, employed as a night-guard, anti on Saturday evening left as boo* to perform his accustonied watch. The police au tutu, gating the affair. EXTRAORDINAKIt ASSAULT ON A LADY,—A case of a eery singular nature occurred ce. the Stour Valley Railway on the 31st of March last, but :mire- to , various circumstances it did not COMO before the public , until yesterday (Friday). Oii the day in question, Mies Prince. 4 young lady of most respectable family comae:, • tieee in Dudley, got into a Prst-class carriage at the , New-street station to proceed by it train about to start for Dudley Before starting. howveer, she uked t: .. guard, named John Hay ea, weedier the train wee: Ere . to Dorlley, end lie bird her it cal.; went cc Dudley ie. ~ where she woald have to wait half en iioUf fon a tra. • to tsar her an. ithortly after Old train started, aad ,rtertee deuce, on its entering th 3 tuneel, the door of the cart istee in which Miss Prince wee sittieg (vete alone wee ortived, and some one et teed and took hold of her arm See wreathed out, and the person said he did trot war.: ~, hurt her, and told her lee to be alarmed. The man seised hold of ear, and, after a struggle, kissed her. A knocking was thea beard ii, the other parti.ion of the carriage, and tbe man got nut, but Dot until miss Puree had felt that he and one belt, and that his coat hu. tem assaultitt‘al:tea :el.:etDi' nef::dt:irhilfl!t. Os: hisitetel:gihf er,e.atm,'dee if niMr ellee 'nulcn' Pm: ialsviPati::::cernilw.nocc,em.:,l:l,7!'n'ihnnreortedcctniuminualenPaemptqfnu: eyParnPui::l4:::°:otifilu reach.a g rt°lticele ed ir°mmatilreeira remprcsegiet'als.oontri h,,iimienformrt.heKneffne,n.ede-y. it wee deterthe gue.rd Hayes was discharged toil. North-Westmn Railway Cempany, ultimately brought before the reek:straws at the put,fic • noth.inceed. to cporrosietc, Tinhsetruccatseed "lb; prosecute him r. Carter, sOliCitOr, appeared 'sr the - prosecution. Hayes, who had been apprehended the pre,' cl • ' ious a) . a. hill ' real dense in Wolverhamptou by Sub-inspector T.. seiy woe brought up in custody, and was defended by h;r: Powell. lite foregoing facts ha .ing been elicit, . it eyidente, and th . r enures Laving previously tidier • ~J. to Mr. Isaac Prime, the brother of the young lady, that he had committed the offence, the bench ititletve a penalty of iee, which was immediately pail, and the i..ri. loner left the SOUL --Bir.inghan ./wo-sal. A