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 Dr. Persy's horse was ssea tied in back ios, an unusual rlace, at night, say l2 o'- clock. and remained for seSsss. A.ss:.s. where no lights were seen, in Col. W.ss house, and every one about the house was apparently asleep.

 must be borne in mind that Col. Wins ton spent most Of his time in Mobile, and his wife went and came where and when she pleased either in Mobile or a, home on his farm She had fine carriage and horses at her disposal, perfect liberty to buy what she pleased. ard when she pleased

 t was proved that Dr Perry. when with Col. w., was his warm friend and supporter, and behind his back he did all he could 10 supPiant him., and ruin him in political point of view.

 letter was introduced and proved to be in Dr. Perry's handwriting, which Mrs. ". sent to the oVerseer's wife to keep for her. This is oue of several found in the package in the possession of the overseer's wife, placed there after Col. W had been informed Of the intimacy and had commenced his in- vestigaiion.

 The letter given is full of particulars oI love and praise of the most fulsome and sekening character.

 Ms. Winston Is a magnificent looking woman, of rare beauty and intelligence, and splendid figure.

 The magistrates decided tlle case upon the testimony without hesitation, and Col Winston was cleared. He went yesterday to see his unfortunate wife, in company with his brother and another friend He was calm and cool, and did great credit 10 him. sell m ihe interview. He told her that her conduc, required their final separation on the announcement of which she lainied.-- On reviviug, and being composed, she asked him if he was clearly convinced that he had acted right in killing Dr. Perry. He answered he was fully so. She then told him she did not blame him. Col w gave her a lecture filled with good advice, and told her his carriage would be ready this morning 10 convey her 10 her friends in Tennessee, where she would be furnished with all things necessary for her supper, and comfort A married gentleman, cousin 10 Col. w., goes with her.

 Mrs. Perry has gone to her sisters, and has taken the name of her former husband, Williams, who was sery wealthy man. Perry got large property by her, and has squandered il all. Many believe that Perry wanted Wiuston's property as we'll as his wife. There was only one child by Wins toa's first wife. Short division would be the order of the day.