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The Court Of Sessions was engaged Yesterday
in trying case which exci,es n great deal of in.
lsrest in crowded courtroom. The Rev. Thom
as b. TibbIes charged with the paternity of
a child, the mother being single girl abou, %
years of age, named Everson. The defence took
wide range, alleging that this was false charge,
nnd that another person was the fther, who had
been connected with the prosecution at an early
stage, but who did hot appear 20 the cour. and i,t
ry at the trial.


After a long and patient investigation, and able
arguments from George W. Barton, Esq, for the
defence, and David Paul Brown, ESQ.,, for the pro.
secution, the jury found verdict of guilty aca INST
the reverend gentleman.


The above case is most Infamous one. All
the parties were engaged in the great "Mler"
delusion, and made a number OF ofconverts, several
Of whom gnve up their business, &c. TibbIes va
the bosom friend Of the brother of Miss Eversr,
and constantly his companion. They traveIIe,so.
ge,her-preached together-nnd what rende, the
affair stilI worse, the Rev. gentleman is sa; to be
married man! Why he was not prosec ted for
seduction cannot imagine. There are 80 many
such scoundreis abroad among US. re friends
of Miss Everson are highly respectrle, though
poor."-[ Philndelphia Correspondel New York
Spectator.