New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-03

which he could awaken him Or. o bad . smsr "a,
Of red pepper in his pocket he Placed u 20 The yo1ss
mans the Young man rohoed bis nose ard n.s,,
10 and thru rubbed and open>d his cys; sors
conversston took place and after finding would -.
harm him he perfectly sssSed and enjoyed he ~.
with rest Miss Montgomery then Wa seen via hsr
eyes shut slowly whirng up the sse the Doctor vr r,
qucsed 10 Try the test on her and did So 80 stated he
turned round and commenced beating Dr. o. Dr. sunisv
land came up IL said Der orgsn OF led
been excited and Dr. ;. rubbed down the organ viA
view 10 calm her; DR. Oafmsn snd some othess eot hold
of her the sudence enjoyed laugh DR.. suuder,md
soon got her Of and she wen, on The stage her sya
peared to be shut persons then raised the cry
turn Dr. OAtrnan out but others insisted that be had
done no more than he hsd right 10 do Dr. 5. passed
his hand down her head to calm her down snd mshe
her .sep more perfect DR. explained that there vss
NO cause for disturbance DR. Oatmsn went the stage
and said he not aware he had nfrnged on any Of
rules OF the meeting; the exhibition cotnmeneed nd
the persons began singing addressing Miss Montgomery
SISTER thou ART mild and lovey"-s young man then sns
and all olned in chorus they s bad their eyes shat
papers were handed TO DR.. a. 70 what particular pr
sons wished the Influenced parties 10 do iney az com
menced crying are at rate thar alarmed 'ne suuslx
then came the chest also appearance OF rock
Ing babies to sleep and remarks on the subject sneos
the patients &c .
The witness vss eros sexsmined by Mr.. Mulock - 10
whether n Is usual for physicians to carry us o.
CAYENNE pepper in their pockets The witness repneo
that DR. Ostrnsn did so. = did he the witness.
Mr. Esdcou photographer, testified 10 being there tlh
evening have heard Dr. Sunderland what power ne
possessed by the mere power OF his VIII ne ssio. ne
could make an audience do az he pessed-eoud mske
an honest man steal snd make thief restore s'oen
goods-could parslyze the parties, &c. &c, ne very
cautious about tests and says the patients nust GET 10
state OF catalspsy before doing he sa.d wc mfn
make sny test IS to Libby 10 girl engaged In the exnio
ton proposed 10 put her under oath ~ 10 whe.nes
what she protested true or not boy was prssso
who was one Of the regular company and aased nm
10 meet me; he did 90 ] told him would pay him u
he would 20 before magistrate and make oath a. to the
truth the science he promised 10 call and do So but
never saw him after that he went away ne went TO
Providence and wrote me slctterlcblected 10 oy MI
Mulockl-be did not take the oath was AZ the exhio
ton the nigh, spoken Of after Miss hsd ooxed Dr
Oatwell and they the stage Miss NJ went Up 10
the Doctor add made a second attack upon MIN, but
was queted by Or = the latter stated that Or " nsd
done wrong in making the test she VI. mol m n
state for il he believed however &c was ignorant Of
the rules, and he forgsve him Miss hontsomery sd
she slso would forgive him she continued to have Der
eyes shut.
The witness was asked II ever be handed paper g
Dr. Sunderland to test whether the patients could al
what he wished He said they sometimes came not Tar
from right but at other times missed gentleman seoi
up one evening to have them influenced that balloon
was on IRE Instead of balloon they sung out that
house was on Are and went through the hurry Of such
Miss NJ. being engaged apparently In saving child
Several other witnesses gave testimony for snd Ssne'
the parties and the science Messrs Gerard ana MULCH
will sum up this forenoon