The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25
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CON-. .pia not the mother tell you tbs, you should not
A.-No. sir mentioned tina. il s,ch rou...
men made were ever made again. would never cros. %
} threshold OF the door again. "'' VA"
DsrRcr ArroaStY- Was IL not upon tho oc,..;o. -
this nsolent letter. '' S'u "ro'e
A.-No, sir rec.
uouSr-We are going into all manner of issuss
".snss-H uney let me tell the whole story hey will
DISTRICT ArrosSrr-Go on, sir, and tell he vhole
soy that is what wish you to do if you win only tell
Cousr-Order order, gentlemen.
Alt ali song the street; could not got hi in
an attitude, or to stand still at last had get him up
conversation had with defendant was ut his store 10
water reet was not ordered out OF the ssrs the last
was on the subject of the letter Mr. Attwel was with
witness; witness took Attwell with him Atiwsll some
M ..w L1 b% hou.s Mr. ssA.a5 wit
municston with defendant and gave him q msmorsn-
dunn Of what passed between he said II ali right;
Lowell sends me drafts; then take them to Jacob
Little 60 and got cash; those drafts about
general raj business but they would sometimes contain
asi' ior *oo, which he directed hand his wife;
then stated in letter to him that would charge Of
the money matters for his wife; Mr. Lowell our emit
at New Orleans he collects money for and forwards
our goods up the Mississippi ~
! cd with Mrs. Lowell, whore did she live
Alt her fathers; she afterwards lived at No elm
ton Place. and visited her there about three times .
week; she went from that to Mrs Cammisrs. in Warren
street, visited her there; she from that back to
ner fathers house; from there she to Dr. Trusts
IN McDougau street, she remained there about month;
! no bed in the room.
Q-Was i to pay her money. you went there onsn,
=, Al received letters from her husband; and
there to tell her the news.
o-Ansr she left DR. Trust's, where did she 70 next
A-shs went to Mrs vsIers, in Green street. and 70
NAMED there some three four months; was in
spent sunday afternoon thsre never was forbid 70
20 toMr Gassners house until told them wouldnot 70
hsre did not discontinue their abuse Of myself and
LoveIl, aItor n0r husband her under
ton.
pmrRIcr ArreRNrv-whcn was you last at tho house
Alt was last summer. when went out with Sheriff
Peers, 10 arrest John Gsssner
| Q-When were you there before
A.-Ihe sunday previous but before that cannet say
the .leghrdns dms went out there with Mrs Eov.n
but sS s ad not 60 in remained outside tn: door; .er
witness continued his visits to her shei vent from M
Iruses to Mrs Bsrretts in McDougai street. and from
noon with hei; her child cali: m. uncle FRED; John
to 90 to Blooningdae in future was IN the habit of
walking over the grounds at Bloomngdals; il was q
very beautiful place and would be strange We al
Q-Were you in the habit of going into the summer
house with herl
A.-Not particularly; wrote to her husband Of tho
intimacy between myself and his wife, and that rsds
S%s w ner TO kngodgs and that became her
Us net Mr. Gassner incompetent TO manage his
Mr. scHAyrrR objected and says If the old man ,k.s
drink, that's no reason that Dan should deal dannation
CouRr-- Silence sir That is most improner l.n~u.~.
in q court Of justice.
NWIrrEs. Gin continuation Cannot make out an a.
myself the largest sum gave her at one time was
$40 making charge against Lowell in our books for
regard to the business he with our house
Q-Have you the authority from Mr.. Lowell to oon.
| A.-Mr. Schafer has il.
Q-Where was Mrs Lowell the night she received the
A.-she was at Mrs. velzsrs she read the letter
o-Dd you advance money to carry on th. suit
GouRr-There. sir. you have transgressed again
| WirNkss-i beg pardon forgot, sir.
tousrTi soc III" habit gu have, sir. You ought 70
Direct examination resumed-Witness was hare soInr
into TRADE against Mrs Gassner the mother OF Mrs
Lowell, when no was stopped by the Court
Q-What was John Gasner arrested tort
A-For an asssutsnd battery on Mrs Lowell and I
went there with Sheriff Piers TO assist In arrestin. him
The examination Of this witness here nnshsd and
readl. -
J.'sra F. ArIwrLL-Isa music publisher; keeps his
store 20l Broadway; knows tue defendant in this sut
on the 18th OF september Vanderpoel to witusss
store in relation to letter written TO Mrs Lowell and
requested witness to go with him TO the defendants
store; witness went, and they the efendant who
asked him why it was that he continued to SANDER
Lowell defendant replied You may go to hell (msd
Ing VonderpoeD; have nothing to say to you' [Hs)
tho winess described the interview detailed by va
derpoei, tho former witness
C'o,s eramined by the DIsrHcr Arroasrv
| Nov did you como az q witness thsre7
A-By previous arrangement; Vandsrpoel called
me week before, and requested me 10 70 down vi
MN; he stated that be was going down there and vial
has visited her since this trial on the tsps three
four times week. and before that once saw
her fret at the of 9Th street at Mrs Bushnsis,
introduced to her by VanderpoeI visited her sinar
at each Of the boarding houses In which she resdsd was
her alone; dnculty arose between witness and mo.
Their gentleman, about witnes intimacy with Mrs 10.
veil; witness chastised him q consequences Of H. VIII
| q q married and has -four dp- dsu~
g, Have you been at Mrs Csmmiers house stsr II
ANo, sir not after 10 oclock in the habit Of rid
ing out with Mrs Love has ridden out with to her
mothers TO Kings bridge and to the Abbey; s not In the
habit oil making presents to Mrs Love has not intro
duced Mrs. Lowell to his wife to his daughters
We 9IDoe1 your wife know Of your kind s'.sntions to
Any wife and have no secrets: called upon Mr.,
Lowell last evenings sees her two or three times week
Di.tHct Attornsy-You may 60, rir.
Direct rssumed.-Q What has been the health Of III.
he was very delicate; thinks Mrs Lowell b about - OF
80 years OF age.
qualification; stateswhat you Noon by that ~
Al am fond Of adys society, and am fond Of riding,
THos. P. PgKnsIs a deputy sheriff; arrested the d.
PENDANT on the 10th September last on that oaosson he
ment,oAsd That they had threatened to him two
mon'hs Deiore but he thought then the matter had ali
dropped.
The Court here took recess for 10 minutes.
M. ean e-havs you ever ridden out with
A-No, sir, vandsrpoel was always with us.
! Crosreramined BY McKeon-We yeu ever .Iona
with her - ~, "'
scHArvsN objects; objection allowed
VArDErrosL, recalled-Mrs Lowell went vth hsr hu.
band to New Orlean, when no theI o. thinks Il il
eight or nine years since lac went there; Mrs Lowell got
SICK immediately after and had TO come back tia Climate
does not agree with her and there was constant bill OF
expenses against her husband and he thought better
the loss Of her society.
The plaintiffs here rested their case
Mr. OCovoR, on the part of the Defendant moved for
nonsuit, on the ground that It was written SANDER
anu mat the words were not sctionable, he also
asserted That there was evidence to show that defsn
dant Iote 1t. and secondly that there was missisdsr
In Joining husband and wife IN the action; the action
ought TO be brought in the Of the husband
Motion tor n0n.suit overruled.
MIR. O'Cosoa opened tho defence; he said he was
very much mistaken or they would prove that this was
one Of the most atr0cious calumnes arenst the dsen