New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

10 the -o.crc gns. and SO gave h'1 ,hr American
god, 40 II 10 3 hi, paii Tor u, and re-
quesied the bar L. carry 1t IN. which ! gave hm.
IL put the gold in it, AID h. left the oihce. The
bag wa marked j. s. LIZ. winch pat on my
.cIf. next law this man in Pniadc Phia nc
or,soncr Il ME nan. should know tie bag again
il should see il. 10 was % linen. and wa shut
bar / think. ms Is NE Bag. Two were hand
I'd - the witness: the hrs' he sad was not o. 9
one, D., the other be knew from the marx upon il.
1t had on it J. & LIZ. 49,
By Jrror.-l recognize them as ny own
marks. W. should not have paid the draft II 8.
had mo-, been FOR the exact balance Of the account
| recognized him at once at Philadelphia
Cross-cIa~iaed by Mr. Mar-ualL-l think
uad never seen TINS bag after giving 1t 10 CAD
well til now | think II was described IN Iha.
delphia It wa. said al icas. that 3 j. - Ice
va, marked on it, have only heard 1t described
n court in Philadelphia. 1t was said there wa ID
bag found in tie prisoner po-sessln WIN goa Jul
II. marked i. < Lee. | was not examined in
| Philadelphia. | va, subp~uad - ailrnh mere a
= witne., about week aco. ! don't know The
| man who left IT. / think / conycr-od with Nh
Geo Brown at Baltimore about II before. don
rccollec, convcr,ing with any other person about
IT, cau state no instance Of roy having done It.
Until ! saw the bag to-day. beard NJ description
Of il except what the Recorder Of Philadelphia
Mr.. Vaux. said abou, it. there were other bag
ike thi. in our house. marked in the same way
perhrp, ffiv of them. The mark was put on IL
ensure their being returned from the cu-'omhpu-e.
| The 10 j. the number Of the bag nlc.s the bas-
wen, out of the city they generally returned 10 ~
| |, was only ~ n favor that we gave Mr.. Oad"'A
the bag | can't -ay whether this j. the only bag
! that wen; ont from our house and was never re-
turned rcne-nber no other such instance. tho
| ,hev NAV have occurred. have examined ihc
bar. at home since heard # this matter. ] was
led to do 80 BY hearing that he had = bag with on
marx ppon il, and wished to compare 1t with tie
others | knew could tell il without. OF a. least
I thought / could. wanted to show the bag to
Mr. Brown. ! did not care about -ceiHe u my
self have lived with Johnson x Lee about 10
months. and in that time I don't rccocct getting .
new supply don't know that those he lad were
ever marked before marked them; ! gave Mr..
Caldwell the ba. and | think be pat tie gold in
himself | did not examine 10 see whether that bag
| handed him was marked OF not. OuI bag,
generally were al marked
Mr.. Mar shall cro,s.examincd thi, witness with
great closcness and severity. aud the Count once
objected to the mode of inquiry ho adopted. The
examination proceeded at great length, bur
nothing farther Of the least importance was eli
cited.
By Juror am not sure this is the identical
bag gave to Caldwell, bul it il one Of our bags.
bearing or marx.
By Mr.. WhHng-I have said before tina; if the
prisoner had one of our bag it had our mark; and
u was for the purpose Of showing the marx. to
Mr.. Brown that looked at tie bags in our count
ing house. rccolleci The pers'n Of Caldwell, ami
recognized him when | first saw him When
marked the bags numbered them. from / up.
ward; | do not remember what wa, the highest
number did not see the bag in Philadelphia.
Adjourned for al hour.