The New York herald., 1849-02-28
The ExaminatI Of Doctor EIaxdenbrOol<,
In Rochester,.


In Rochester.
RooHEsTER, Feb. %, 1s4o.
arrived at this city about half past last evening;
and have to-day visited the examination Of DR.. Hsr
dsnbrook which Is still under an investigation at the
Court House. before Of the police Justices 1t has
already occupied long days in taking the testi
mony Of large number Of ply scians who called
as witnesses the part Of the prosecution, and from
all appearances, will number Of days yet, as under.
stand that great many witnesses have yet to give
their testimony for both the prosecution and the de-
fendant This Doctor Hardenbrook Is seated each
day beside his counsel Mr. Sheldon, and Is busy en-
gsged In taking down the evidence Of each and every
witness He 10 Of genteel appearance, looking quite
young and appears to bear the examination without
evincipg epy sig Of guilt but the prejudice which
exists ssaintt him In this city will have tendency to
OF the examination, At the time Of his trial. should
he be tried
This is one Of the most singular and II all that 10
said be true it of the most revolving which
has come before the people If western New York for
many years. The Mr.. Mott who, 1t is alleged, w.s
Elliott heavy iron dealers in this city, and
Of some considerable wealth. and respected by all who
knew him, and his death is attributed by many to an
intimacy which It s stated has for time existed
between Mrs Mott and the Doctor and the testimony
of Mrs Mott, who was upon the stand on Wednesday,
was conedered quite favorable towards the Doctor.
The large and compodious court house is crowded
with spectators from DAY to day and the testimony
has fer each day occupied from three to four columns
Of each daily paper Of this city.
To. day one OF the witnesses (Docter webster) was
upon the stand for abopt five hours at six o'clock this
evening they adjourned and the examination will be
resumed sgain at nine oolsck to morrow morning.
RADIATOR.
[The following is the the testimony Of Mrs. Mott re-
ferred to by our oorrespondent:-]
Mas. LOIS Norr-My sickness was miscarriage; It
occurred about 10 o'clock Saturday night; no person
was prppent; my hut band became acquainted with DE-
Hardenbrook very soon after be came to the place,
think about two years ago; the Doctor has been our
family pby,icaB since last April ives quite intimate
with him. In the habit Of familiar intercourse with
them; Mrs Hafdenbrook died last September; do not
remsmbar the day; DR.. HIS little girl came to our
house In diateIy otter Mrs died the Doctor came
roon after with the intention Of remaining but short
time; my busbaI wished him to remain thinking 1t
would pie and lie concluded to do se the
Doctors Oldest daughter was then absent &C schools
she cane up from Csuap daigus and spent two weeks
with ". in October, while my husband was gone to
New York. the week before Christmas, she came to
aide with at the solicitation Of my husband and my
,sh rev ds,s Ito to my my assnsnds death Dr.
year; DR. II was In New York at the same time MIR
wss; DO net know that he absent any ether time
in the fall: was in New York last June. when DR.. II
was; went with DR.. H.; I was sbeent four wesks
in Albany snd Troy; while in New York stayed at the
Actor Houre: did not ttsy at all in private family
rem sLsd in New York only one day; expected to
met son frs nds Ut New York to go to Flushing;
disappointed, as Intended to spend the summer at
Flusbing; did rot tttp at Albany or Troy on my way
10 New Yoih; Issw Mr Coates, . friend Of ours. In
New York: he was roo m mate Of my husband at Al
fspy: DR. II returned with me 20 Trey; he did not
main there any time left with my friends next
bim st Syrseu,e. Where stopped to friend; did
net stop over train went with DIR n. to Capandsgna
last Jbaphgi,ipg tine; returned the next day; the
night was st Canapds,sua staid with Mss Harden
III ook NJ the school, was net with Mrs Harder brook
during her sckr es; the body after che dead
and afsitttd ct the funeral
Crosr ,Iomi,sd- prrig my hu,bsnds sichpess, hs
often ,eid, in tpeshipg Of the pain in his head, II
~, med ss though his h. sd wonld come o he some
tines gave indirect a,wers to qutettsDs. He had for
stue fars that be- should not
he ccnpsptd OF thsrp pain in bs cbsst and severe
gain p his back vas rs,tlea nights 20 he could not
sleep The doctor and my husband spent goot deal
OF time together; my hv,hapd bad expressed desire
to leave Rsshester account Of his III health; there