ing his persona] appearance and general ac- | complisamenta, he coukinot compliment her very highly. Meade had evidently perjured himself, as had been proved by the testimony of respectable witnesses. He was but slightly hurt by the shot, at had been proved by his physician. He therefore felt cjuite confident that his Honor would not consider it v case of felony, but admit Mis. Ould to bail in a rea-