The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-23


McNulty. The order was in substance; That ne.
Men ulty, by the statement of the accounting off
GER had in bis possession yal9 l49 40 aud thereby
ordered and directed him to pay over 10 the treas
urer Of the United States.
VIM. b. Randoph.--These letters were placed
| In my hands by the treasurer, and was directed
70 make a personal service of the order on Men
called at Coleman's; went 10 Mons room; there
were several persons in there; asked for him, he
sud he was tho man; presented the original letter
ofthe Secretary TO HIM; we passed into the pas
sage; this was on the 9th OF February, l9l5 and
also the order for the payment over OF the public
moneys he answered that he would call at The
treasury Tomorrow; this was al sunset; | leh him
copy OF The letter, and pointed out to him the I'M
peratiye order Of the Secretary; he answered that
that hour was not one for business.
Cross-examined.-I am not receiving officer Of
the government; did not expect when I called on
McNulty to receive any money; l was not in his
company more than ten minutes: did NOT leave
him cory Of the account he opened the papers;
The treasury was open the next day and has been
sineei think he read the papers; don't think he
had time to examine in detail the account The
court here, alta p. M, adjourned.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American Republican
y t6 Hs.sse WAsHmeros, Dec. 20, 1886.
Uhifed siaits rs. ooieb u i.Mc.s;aig- Indictment
for embezzement. The testimony for The prosecn-
tion closed this morning with the REORGANIZATION of
Messrs. Randolph, Frerch, and Goddard The
witnesses for the defence were then called; and, as
mosi of them were present, their testimony was pro-
ceeded with very rapidly, as il related in Ghetto
the character OF Mr.. McNay before the charge,
and upon which The present Indictment was founded,
had been made public. Many Of the witnesses were
aino-g The most Distinguished men ofthe nstion,
will be seen by the following list Of Witnesses,
which comprises tle whole summoned on The part
sof Mr.. Sul,y. The examination for the ds-
fence commenced with that of ]. r.. Miller, Byron
L.ena-d, Thomas Winnie, David Tod former can
dida,e for governor Of Ohio, Judge Bnrchnrd OF The
supreme court OF the State Of Ohio Coy. Vance,
Gov. Corwn, Senator Allen, Hon. A. G, Thur
man. Hon. q. q. Parrish, Col Mcliil, General
Mcdowell, Mr.. Ransom, Judge Haywood, Colonel
Sawyer, member Of Congress, Mr.. Robinson, edi-
tor OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, Mr.. G. y. Ayres,
Mr. Giddings, Mr. Geo, b. Wallace, Mr.. Converse,
McNuty's taher-in-law, MIR. Turner, and General
Kephor. "a
Several Of the Witnesses testified to the ample re.
sponsibilty Of DR. Woodward, Of Mount Vernon.
in the State of Ohio, for the sum Of forty thousand
dollars, il necessary. He is in extensive business,
and of unimpeachable integrity. He would be a
safe deposary Of the sum Of forty thousand dollars.
There IL no bank at Mount Vernon and many. per
sons deposited money in the hands Of DR.. Wood
ward. Al the Witnesses gave Mr.. McNuiy the
highest character for integrity. His honesty had
never been questioned before the transaction for
which he was indicted. The whole testimony hav-
ing been closed, the argument Of the counsel will
commence on Monday morning by Mr., Fendall, for
the United States.
The general impression ia, that McNulty will be
acquitted. The result is certainly very doubtful.
DR.. Woodward is the person in whose hands Mr..
McNulty deposited the ten thousand dollars.