New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
a. Who asked YOU 70 90 on board the boat

Nr. Sysncer.-Weli, I'm done WIKI you, and
am sorry YOU consumed so much time What DO
yor mean by that look, sir continued Mr. Spen-
Ger. a. the witness passed him on his way from
the stand. ..Oh. sir. suppose have a right to
look a, veu - returned the witness
Next witness called was
Henry Myers, who, being sworn. dePosed thai
he lives near Canandsigua-worhs on farm
once resided in Canada-is citizen OF the L H'ed
States bv bir;h-let for Canada seven rears ago
mas ao- been there since-has seen the prisoner
before this triaI-returned from canada snort!
after ;he Caroline was burnt-saw the prisoner
twice in C.nada-once a. 81. Davld '--an' "'eh
moved out OF Canada. a, Niagara--saw nm on
the latter occasion in tavern on the north sac oi
The road. TO bal: his horses-went into the oar
reora-saw there number OF soidiers-sonle mad
vyeapons-,orie had net. There was some talk
,i,,u, the man that shot Duriee-one said where
tn man = Mcleod said, - Here ne is-IH N>
man '' He then pulled out horssmaR pistol
and said it was The pistol that shot him. hen he
pulled out his sword and said " there the blood
Of id Yankee holding our the sword
There was blood on the sword-on the end tor
absu, four inches-it was day-witness vent out
10 feed the horses-two or three followed him
,hev asked hin where he going-wltness ra-
piled he wa, going 10 Geneva. his wife didn
ike Canada-,ome Of them said witness wai
id Yankee, and Mcleod said witness was
id rebel and should Mt go any farther. Witness
said under The she'd some Time, and at last Nc
Leod said if witness mind to treat the
company he might go home-witnesS SAID he
would nj mind doing that-then went into the bar
room. and treated TO the amount OF do!ar-then
was allowed to go aud proceeded on his journey
Has not since heard Mcleod say any Thug OF tins
matter
Cross-sromiae& BY Nr. Spencer.
Do YOU 1--we at Geneva village No-seyeu mics
west o; it, On the turnpike Yes. Have you lived
there since coming from Cauada No: lived
year 8 miles from Geneva. Way did you leave
Canada On account OF the trouble. Did it ;rou-
bic you 2 Not in particular but my wife was nj
contented. Have you been very quiet since the
trouble Yes, and as quiet before. When did
YOU leave Canada Abou; ten Says after the Car
oline was burnt. When did you get acquainted
with Mcleod About year before ] left, AZ St
Dayids What had you - do with him there
Nothing. Did he stay over night Yes. believe
.o Where did you see him again At y agarn.
Any body else there that you knew , No Had yea
seen him before he showed MS pistol No. Can
YOU now tell what the man said before Mcleod
spoke The man asked Where Is the man that
shot Dutfee What sort Of was he ,
II
in the bar-room Twenty or thirty. Then what
did Mcleod say Here ne Is. By God, IN
the one - Then he held up the pis;Al su4 sand,
Here : the pistol that shot him then he pulled
out his sword and said There the blood OF
id Yankee
When did you FIRST tell OF this After 90; to
Canandaigua What induced YOU to talk OF it
1t was talked of a good deal there about. Who
were present when you talked of it Ose Sher-
man and one BuskirE What did YOU tell them
The same story told YOU. Who wrote to Lock
port understood that Sherwood did. When
can't tell. Who came after YOU sjranger-
| dom, know When! | was subp@naed By
Sherman last winter a stranger subpnnaed me
here. l. he one of the Patriots! guess not.
Did you 20 TO Lockport' No got letter tell
ing nc not to come.
When wcro YOU subpGned here Two weeks
since last Monday. Were YOU promised any thing
Nothing-but was told that would be paid NY
expenses. said had nothing. Was that true
nes. Did you come the neares, way from Cana
GA They said | couldn't at Black Rock.
How far was that route on; OF the way Can't
tell. Which way did you go when YOU Went into
Canada | went bv wafer What the diff
Guilty at Black Rock can't ,ell-only they said
couldn't sross then. Where did you cross At
Queenston opposite Lewiston Where did YOU 20
from Lewiston | went by the ridge read to Ro-
chester. How long did you stay at Lewiston =
Over night. How long at Queenston2 No longer
than to get pass. Where did you come to get to
Queenston From Niagara. Al what house At
niagara Falls did you see Mcleod | don't re-
mcmber-bu, it the north side Of the road
Where was the shedl Near the house--I thiirk
on the east side. Was it splendid house No,
not u, all Did you come by way OF Chippewa
! can't tell. Where did you cross the Chippewa
river can, tell Did YOU pass through Chip
pewa don't know where Chippewa i.
Did YOU see anv soldiers till you came to This
house saw some at Grand River. Had you
seen as many at other Slaces before yoa saw at
the tavern Eo Where did you come in sight
of the Niagara ryerl c.n't say; two or three
miles before came to the Falls. What convey
snce were you in a sleigh. Did you cross any
river that dav' Yes but can' tell where. What
distance from the Falls I couldn't tell. Did
yor heai Mcleod called By name | did. BY
whoa don't know Had YOU seen him before
his name was called No How was the name
called Under the shed one called him iexander
and another called him Sandy Mcleod. Did YOU
hear his name called any where else No.
By t5e Court-Did the person calling him spcak
to Mcleod What was the form OF expression
He said Alexander Mcleod j. 1t best 10 lei him
of OF not. What answer was given He -ait,
&c Ii he treats will let him 90.
b. Spsaccr-How was ,he other name intro
duced said, - mad nothing to d. w!th either
party, and would nj mind treating and then the
man said. Sandy Mcleod. let Us go in and take
something" What was drank Some took rum
and some took brandy. Can you be more par;cu.
lar in fixing the day it after the burning of the
Caroline No, can't. Wa, his name mentioned
at ST. DAyiL'sl Yes. What took 80. there
was STAYING all night there. Where had Mcleod
the sword Under his coat in q belt Wha, kind
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