The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09

eight O'Clock at night including the sixteen
nine or ten hours from Washington to Richmond don't
know how many hours from Baltimore to Washington.
(OeDEN HorFMaS.--lt is about two hours) .'.-a.ia
Examination resum ed-There no mode by which he
could have lei Baltimore the morning of his interview
with me, and arrived in Richmond ntims to lie
must have Lett the preceding ng hit. first applied
this subject the last OF September first of October
by Mr. Parsell my partner. had been up in the Of
Virginia. and he wiote to me that an agent OF Messrs
p Caldwell and asking me TO describe him. did in
letter have since that letter have got it here
it contained the description Ihave given youthat
he gentecl well DIR, ssed man. did not mention his
whiSkes or hiscomricSion in that letter Had impress
sion about the appearance his whiskers when wrote
that letter otherw se than that he had whskcrs The
next aplication was iaadc this day two weeks through
Mr. Clendennug aad Mr. Lowndes. Mr. Clendenning
live at Washington he said he was requested to apply
by Mr. Lowndes who had called at my Office, and had
recognize Nh Caidwe ell he would be glad i'll would come
on to New York to attend the trial Mr. Ccndennng said
the same TIE next morning pr also said
the man. TO come on Mr. Lowndcs had been talking TO him
about il. ls ~ .-r
BY DlsrRIc1 A.ronSEr-I saw the funds paid Caldwell
and think they all Of the Bank of Virginia in hum
drcdsthat is impression. We Lestated taking the
checks pulled out letter and said here is let.
ter from Brown. Brothers s. Co.. which enclosed the
checks" did not read the letter think the checks had
been offered prey lousy to my seeing the letter.
BY MIR. EMMETT 1t is merely my impression tina. the
bills were hundreds -
BY DlsrKrcr ArronSrY-They were ocrtoialy of the
Mr.. GEoRcr r. ALLEN hero read the following dcpo.
sitons ~
The People Mono. Eavn,ds.--Deposition of John
B Smith, witness pro lrccJ, and examined de
tene on the part OF the certain pend.
ing IN the Court Of Oyer and in and for the city
and county OF New York. wher the people of the
OF New York plaintiffs anil .orioe Edwards is de-
PENDANT taken pursuant to an order by the said Court
in the said causes the twentycen day of May one
thousand eight hundred and forty
City and county of NeW York. B. Smith being
duly ard examined, saith Tina resides in Hen
rico county, Virginia, about mile from Richmond acted
in the capacity OF assistant teller in the place the asss
tant teller IN his absence. There is paying teller,
sewing teller and assistant teller the last assists both
the Others That witness acted in this capacity about
first of August about 18th Goth of September lsiI
That four checks marked by His Honor William Kent,
ESD d. T. f. and g. were presented at the Farmers Bank
OF Virginia, Richmond, the second day Of September
lsil by gentlemen who purpored to be John r. Cald.
WE'LL witness does not know whether they endorsed
at the time they brought to the bank that witness
does not know from his knowledge that the checks
paid That Mr. Archibald Blair was at that time the
paying teller at the said bank that Archibald Blair hand
cd such checks to witness for the purpose of charging
them on the books and charging the to the draw
er OF the check that witness did charge them that the
following is copy OF the entry made by the witness in
said book - H'i .f..' '1,Hi