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TRIAL FOR GRIN CoS.--The N, \. Sunday At las says that a lady naned Maria Lent, Was by one of those curious hctions Of law, termed feigned issue, lately put on trial before Judge Edwards oi the Supreme Court, charged by her husband with doing variety of immodest and other nnmention- able things with one Thomas Davis, driver of one oi those popular naisances--an omnibus. The tes- tinony showed that the lady's husband was the foreman of the Empire line 7; that Tom was a prel- ty fellow, and that he boarded with the foreman $ wife ina, te latter loved tas haaaseaae yeAa aad would uot be deprived of his society that there were sundry queer things done at the boarding hons, which induced the foreman 10 break up house. keeping, and take his pretty wife to board some where else but that the handsome stAgedriver fol- lowed the lady, and she, nothing oath used to re- ceiye him alone and Tn the dark; and sundry pretty ladies in the boarding house made discover es and that. on one occasion, Mrs. Lent desired to be alone with Tom, and when the lady of the house left and returned, she saw tbat Mrs. Lents hs. was unused. and then there the handsome staee-dri. yer looking all manner sfthings and then there great row, which ended in legal procoediags This trial stands adjourned.