New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

as 7 took more notice oil the hat than oil
any thing else hat alleged TO belong to sl oof
tim, that was brought into my residence si'er .oe
Car,;rs identified the Ecmentl saw IL as inc one
bv the female in the SILICON. did not Kho" "nose va "
,s a, hs time nor wus Told. did cot kno" .ne sen
Ir,,n rho brought the hat in That shownl snoois
biok the same hat or precisely Ike u o' e''
like t. I don't know Of any person having .o 80 h.rd
corjs,s Efe INV Own knowledge, only "uas =" 20 60,
sa;d have beard Indirectly by ar. euattes ~ - ,,a
, -, h ~. bro,hsr Of deceased that some one ota
.; ho had 4, nearly direct TIA; Mr. Cotton or soe %
~; ;ena had said that Mr. Corlies wonld no1 i've
This Was reported TO be said day before yessai'A1
told this last evening after The deash na'e 80 LIN, ~
saw The same thing before, viz: that Cotton "ouu nm
soa, him pfornautS said they bad heard souie o'e
49,. ,s,-d Mr. Cor,ies say be had heard that ne was
% no ied nv Mr. Cotton, and that he did moi axe ~ 50
our in the street alaae at night Tor Tear OF DIS own
Mr. Cotton Cories carriedia ssnse-oarteuea pls 81 s
the ue he was near being assassinated by Mr. Genoh
Tbe a,,erant of Cotton some ~ uaSs 80. u 'ioi
- This the uistol-he carr led it IN seii-eeenee.-
MR. Cotton SHOWN wuess She resembles Tue Pc
s,w in the saloon with Mr.. Co!lieS peT3 ss'g".'s
neither male nor female now who resehioieS s 80
who came into the saloon, except MIS- .oi'Dl' -
HES her slightly. ,hrk the female haa nun % o's
rs X H,e.et sror7,-I reside al $50 Broad"ay' inc
ond door below tie bow ling saloon l was ACQUAINTED
si.h deceased. / i his saloon iast evening 81 wv
Broadway. 1 there some 10 nlinu'sS o
O'Clock took particular notice OF The time from 'he
in the silicon, had an engagement Sa" '"ei s
Robinson Mr. Cor,ies, the who was seated On sofa
;,t woman ,bout ,vothirds the way from the alley.
No others were there except those who accompanied meo
NAV viz; Mr. Heary Lynch, John c. eersh, LeVeret T.
Rice and man named Cochrane whose hrst name 10
know Besides thes2 were the boys VINO SCI w 'e pms
The female was seated At the extreme emu OF le a' a
bs bending over her in apparently deep conversation
vent within few yards OF them and aceoscd Coriss nc
,,e had her back to me- and their faces were near lo
gether As did not wish to insult him. 'ooA 40 '1e ~
the female except notice that She had on sa" a anu
dark cloak The gas partly turned on as we ehefed'
and there was good deal of gloom where Corie ana lhe
female sat- The lights lit up few moments al'et
wards by order OF Mr. Robinson and we commenced play
ing Mr.. Coiiesl presume was interrupted III
they rose and took their 10 the door, she leading 'he
way The female brushed Clothes as she passeo along
As Co lies was going asked him where he was gong
- He nrned his head said nothing, and looked sulen, as
If not disposed TO answer He opened the door ana
stood at the of the steps with the woman Jew h
ute Almost at he took his coat and lett she re-
main4d at the foot the steps outside While he was sets
his coat They up stairs and presume they ett To-
geher. remained in the alley think some ten minutes
after that, when gentlemen whose name 10 Mo"
came running in said Mr. COres was shot through he
head and was al tue Carlton House went there ana
saw him living on table wetering in his blood. Inc ie
mate saw was think rather under the ordinary hsht
| Of women From the general appearance Oh her dress
should think she OF the better class Mrs. Coitohs
hight as she appears in Court. think taies win the wo'
| man saw From my knowledge OF the affair between
Mrs Cotton and Mr. Corlies anxious TO see her face
and observed she eeeply yeled-either green or
black ye think the latter. She had dark cloak en-
veiopipg her dress think her bands were under her
cloak do not recolec seeing her have muf. She had
on stray hat with dark ribbons. never heard any one
threaeathe life OF Cotton. had indirectly heard repeat
edly of Cotton haviog threatened the life of Cores Never
heard of any time mentioned when he would probably be
killed. Hat shown took this bat out OF the handbook,
at 26 y-s;reet and thLk it not the hat think the
veil black, and this, being green think cannot be H.
do MT think should know that female again
Daniel Kearney am Is years old, live at
100 Warren street with my mother. work in the ten pin
alley $50 Broadway Mr. Traves in the Sd story Was
in Core bowling saloon last evening about quarter before
O'Clock. bfr. Corles there saw lady come in
while there-aeys not yet lighted up She passed
through and the sofa Mr. Cores went and Sal down
with her there They there about hree minutes and
went outside of the together and stood on the steps
and talked and passed out directly after them and wen
10 my employment leaving them outside upon the steps
Did not hear any thing they said did not see the woan
face; sa what she had on had dark hat and dark
veil; had cloak Stink hut had on shawl Never saw
lady before They had not begun TO roll pins when
went out was sent oui about minutes after gong up
stairs erand for vinegar at the corner OF Leon
ard and Elm Saw Dir. Corlies talking TO lady ir
Leonard st. near Broadway. think il was the same lady
saw in the saloon They were standing still and close
gethcr. did not hear any conversation between them
gone about Is minutes from The alley. saw them as
back from the store Mr.. Cor!lcs was walking down
Leonard street aud the lady after him. They were not
than IS yards apart did not hear conversa ion
Mr. Corles walking prey SOW the lady was walking
fast as if she wished overtake him. passed d
recly home alley. Mr.. Cores, when last saw him
was about opposite the baIbers shop under The Carlton
House. on The OF the way. II about 10 min
utes alter last Dir. Cories that heard he shot,
Peter Waters Ia boy sworn-i live at SO Crosby street
worked for Mr. &C. Coolies in his bowling saloon was
when the lady in last evening. There were
other boy there, and Mr. Robinson. saw MIR. Cor
lies in with the lady, and The time taking my
supper the sofa near O'clock. They sat on
arthest from me: did hcar any OF the
sation Some then in told 10 light up, ard
cid cot see Mr.. Cores and the lady go out. did not see
either Of them afterwards. had that laGy be-
fore; ste had black hat and black veil II looked like
straw hal did notice any ribbauds it; did
notice Thing else she had The veil down
over her face.
june, cKeon aged l6, s.on-I live at 04 Anthony.s.
was the employ OF Mr. Cores in his Bowling saloon
was behind the bar last evening when the lady
think ii ahou, half past o l busy trimming the
lamps, and did notice where Sir Collies until they
the sofa Together, where they remained about five
minutes. "as engaged IL turning the gas ls hts when
they went Think the lady bad dark hat;
positive whether the veil was over her face
franklin ~ Creaner swo.n.-l reside S54 Broadway.
left Cories sa!oos % minutes before7 he there
at the ne. YVES not in there Afterwards l saw lady
so down as was closing rp place, which 10 the
salooa As Twas going, she and Corles together and
they in came Immediately AFTER anj took glass
OF water at the bar
The hour mentioned was after wen. down this time
When left there the sitliIg on the sofa The
Of the mddIDg sze snd rather delicate saw
her She had light hat trimmed with dark
ribbon. II she veil il not over her face She
asoLad on dark shawl-about co.or-wih mar.
row border and figure think her dress was light
chay With dark figure THE witness coud mot identify