The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-19

wen ne dskei me he indemnGed by deposi.ing with
me eioV IN gold his manner peculiar he appeared
SAID to give the money and would become his ball
signed an article disagreement gave to Mr. Spencer
the second day.
sAnu.L HATnAwAr Of Jersey City testified; he keeps
afrut store opposite the ferry in Jersey City; the
prisoner three times at my shop the day oil the i4h of
July he took piece OF pine apple which was
made q remark that he appeared to be rather savage
ana mat ne would soon kill some he looked very
ne met the prisoner the 18th July on the ferry boat
he asked him about his wife, and what sort Of gown she
waited me TO put the boat off before her time and that he
would pay me any thing required said would not
low tone which think that ali was not right
betweea HIM and his vile; when he came to me there
was ~ boat in tho slip.
DAVID Scorr, Of Jersey CITY. testi6ed bs ear, NJ,
spencer sspg MS store on the 18th of July she was
gong towards the ferry, about two O'Clock she was
very attractive in her appearance she was dressed
30. had hastily put her shawl and dress saw soen
Ger in ebout twenty minutes Afterwards he appeared in
hurry he passed and spoke to he appeared to be
rety much sgitated made a remark to some of INV
snen at the lime, that there trouble in the
camp.
CRADLES ". JoBSsoT Of Buffalo sworn and examined
by the deenceI reside Buffalo for the last fourteen
years am lawyer; proctced in the town Of Aurora;
Know the prisoner at the bar know him since 1923
was formerly atescher; he a pupil of mine about
eight months the last time saw him at Aurora,
Say 1919; his father then resided there studied his
character, and found he was easily excited he had
morbid sensibity. he DESTROYS Of praise and al
Ways seemed 10 nave q fear Of blame he seemed to
have girls nature and like boy In girls cloths;
was an inmate Of his fathers family for some time.
PARSONS A DAr testified that he resides in Oneida
county, and resided with his father in Tompkins for
meil knows the prisoner at the bar heard him lecture
~ ioss on mesmerism, two three times in various
places was IN ms company at three places was
wIth MN al ithaca slept with him there saw several
unes something In his manner and behavior that led me
10 ccncuue ne was not OF sound mind during the night
he appeared 10 De talking and singing while In bed with
ne nouced something in his countenancc that made
me believe ne was an idiot he rolled his eyes wildly
when disputed any thing with him felt little afraid
OF hm unless ! SAID something aaiter him I made
remarks that he was not of m ind several made
che ssme spoke to several about it reoue sted 20 he
let 10 sleep with some else 10
Conference.-The mesnerized me seven or eight
times daughter, in public when he sung he ". .s.s
sing pretty WELL about his love or his ladv Goud isuuh
teri He mesmerized in the presence of several his sc
laughed at and rioculed good deal sever,
went to hear him, however.
Mr. JosEPH HARRsov, son to the proprietor of The
Northern Hotel testified in confederation Of the tes
mony of the witness David Graham the bar keeper in
relation to the prisoners demesnor and conduct ia the
hotel on the i3th OF July lady and three gentlemen
at the hotel one Of the gentlemen was MIR Dob.
bin, the second was Mr. spencer, and the third was
understand since, Mr. Richardson; the lady and MIR
Richardson lett and vent towards the ferry Mr. Spen-
and Mr. Dobbin then left together. The third gem
teinan was sitting on the sofa when sHrst saw them
saw his knees Mr. Dohbin was there the lady Yves
standing there was some Conversation going on be.
tween tl.ml Mr. spencer appeared 10 be very much *
cited Witness After further detailing The Particular ii,