The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-18
Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Dodge and
Tappan


March y Ds"'. Tsiea 1 s9 PsS.y. CON.
Ard statement in of the papers 10 the effect
that Mr. Talcot had falsely against me; do not
do not remember who told that Mr. Tslco had turn
ed against me; met MIR. Talcott in broadway, near
there 81 an appointment made the dsy before went to
Mr.. Coles house that day; Mr.. Talcott to me
every evenings when left there went to reside in HUI
bert street, Mr. Talcott also there every evening;
while boarding At the OF Grand and Sullivan
Mr. Tscott there every sfternoon the door
was not kept locked; went out on one occasion with
young female, at Mr. Talcott's request to purchase
something; he then told to take end not to 60
where any of folks would see me; never made any
complaint to Mr. Talcott or Mr. Cole that had been
beaten BY my father went first to Mr. Dorscher at tn
corner OF Grand and Sullivan streets, about engaging
Houston streets. to purchase dress, and returning
home through Grand street. bill stuck up at the
apartments to let called 10 see them and enquirea the
rent Of the room Mr.. Dorscher asked me il had any
family told him that there was but myself and
husbands he then urged to take the room, but told
him could not until could my husband; Mr. Tai
colt was engaged in the day time at the ONCE of bis
brother; confdents did not tell the officer who
os me that would rather be torn pieces than return
homes night have said more then than ought to have
in 10 he % to m
in Delaney street, also went to Williamsburgh; Mr.
Talcctt had given me permission to go TO vii.
Hamburger, but he did not know that l was 60
ing there that day presume that was violating the
injuLctions Of Mr. Taico when went there did not
to my own apartments that day because Dan
(Mr TalcotD told that he had got business to
attend to which would keep him away. passed myself
at the house Of Mrs Downey a. Mrs Wood. was in
Boston three four weeks last year, stopped the
house Of Mrs. Hail. did not slesp At house every
night while was in Boston; slept out another
persons house; do not know at whose house slept
that night; do not know in what street the house in
which slept was situated.
ION being questioned by Mr.. Shepard whether she
did not sleep with man that night witness declined
answering Mr. Shepard pressed for ans wer TO his
question: at the same time stating that she denied
that such the he should call Witnesses for the
defence to prove the fact
Cross Examination resumed by M. Shepard.-Mr.
Ialcott visited e usual Sunday the day after
writ OF hobeas corpus was issued he then told that
must ,aks the consciousness If went home supposed
mat hr Talcott would hill mo IL went home because
imagined he would think would swear against him
frequently wrote 10 MIR Tclcou after leaving my faith
ers house several letters being shown witness she
observed they are IN my hand wri'iag wrote q let
Ter to my mother about two alter left home
Mr. Iacot saw the letter had abundant opportuni
TIES Tor writing letters my father but Mr. Talcott told
me that II did so he should watch the Post Ofcs did
not ,eu MISS Downey that under the control OF
Mr. Tslcott, because was af,aid that should create
his displeasure The reason I did not 60 home after
leaving was because was afraid that my father and
brother would use the pistols which Mr. Taico't SAID
that they he'd prepared for my destruction. .,
sci for the defence had proposed 10 snow that TINS wiz
ness, Miss Goujine) Visiting Boston in the month
of August last Pavilion hotel and insisted
on there oil rgat that she then went into gen
temans room did remain ihsre This was objected
the part Of prosecution snl the objection was
sustained by the Coud
went to Boston With my father went there with f.
male named Gibson at the nstigaton Of brother; Mr
Talcott always appeared 10 be fond OF Mr. Talcou
never sdvwed 10 90 home. but he brought letter
iron ny brother Mr.. Burnhsa IVES present Of the