The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-31

remember Mr. Warner coming down and asking M
how soon could pack has valise said in quartet
had prepared tea for him, but he did not take 1t
he found fault because the valiss was not locked
.d ls y spsn fer o1 him mt to put bis papers in II h
not In time for the boat (or tran) to- nght he went
up stairs as quick - he came down; did not him
put any papers In the vslse he took 1t up stairs he
usually took papers, he generally put them In there
was nothing more In my conduct than not having
that expression alarmed me; communicstsd the fact
to my daughter that evening at her husbands store
In Nassau street he did not take leave Of me on that
did; did not follow him, felt tsrriasd;
tns evening the package was left; my son brought s
Do. to II .
CONFIDENTIAL" ala not deter me from oosnins osr
ii that t,.. rather disposed me to open It, but my
wardrobe in tks room oooupisd By him and mssss ,ai
contained clippers for Mr. Warner; was very much
sent 1t; was disappointed, and expressed nv dis.
pleasure; Irejectsd present that for in the
same parcel Il pin.cushiOn, and threw il away;
he does not know the way disposed of IT, prior to the
arrival Of that box, my suspicious had not been
80 of March; l said to him, Thomas, whJ aid Won
write me such letter that 20 he replisd. Ellen 4
have no bad feelings against but tbs fstes hsvs
decreed that we cannot live togsther;n up to that
time had treated Mr. Warner with Kindness and not
ss accused he charged with being xaefal aud
extrsvsRsnt and with Psrsn,e the charge
temperance after the explosion; that charge was
false; was not extrayaSant there difiealty
about cold liver; the cold liver had sesn on he tabs
twice, ssd then gave it to the cat aud dog nsyer
bought ewelry nor was extravagant An ths. way; he
charged me with being slovenly about the house
Judge-Was there any violent quarrel between you
previous to this plosion
Mrs wsrnsr--Yss, after the receipt Of the box from
not warm usual 1t went so far as to cause
him to depart from my bed; there nothing in the
unpleasantneses to prevent us living together, IL
Examination by Counsel resumed-Ths servant in
formed me the next day Of the circumstances of lesv
not feel we'll that the fright .ss SO uuch on her mind
she could hardly sleep from thinking of it, she said it
face, when Mr. Warner came home hs was ia a very
great hurry but have seen him in hurry often the
girl said the person desired the package TO be given
"Aassa Warner; told everything to Mr.. Warner
that had been communicated to by the servant my
husband did not give the usual greetings when hs
the dinner, and perhaps that wa, the reason,
probably 1t was; Mr. Warner looked fstigusd,
as II he bad come OF journey; he wa, very
pale; understood he had engagement th st evening
at three o'clock IL about twenty minutes to { 70
O'Clock when | brought in the dinner; we usually
away that he went on Mr.. Mofatt's BUSINESS Wit,
then described the the explosion
after the explosion and took up INV dress about me-
all seated In usual places at the table;
did not see Thompson at the house Immediately after
the explosion; know him: he about the house
after the explosion; be called Sunday evening" hs
had straw hat on ne inquired for Mr. Warner, aud
told him he not at home
To the Judge.-I had suspicious that tina. box vas
intended for my destruction formed that suspicion
after Mr.. Warner renessi his visits to Miss Busby
did not know that anybody but Mr. Drury charged
with sending the box; the last time Mir Warner lett
home he said there would be another attempt made,
and that Ii would come In the form OF letter and ne
advised me not to open IT, sait would not as
opened his letters that wss when he went to Troy
the occasion which George followed him; first came to
knowledge
Miss Busby BY seeing entries in his book Mr. War
nsr said he wss supected by Mr.. Coleman of having
sent the box; ] said that not only Mr. Coleman but
others suspected him, and then raid II hope you did
not send itn he made reply that this about
week before left the house left 1t on the 10th OF
July
The Judge-Do you remember any persons except
there ssrs bs. 90 pes ssso.e. M wso
they we're was after left the house, heard those
suspicious.
VII Mr. w..ss. .s h. sScusht :
could be proved that rich man up !town had sent the
box for tn. purpose OF destroying him. because he
Mr.. Mofiatts attorney; know Mr.. wilkes he has
never called on me ! recoect the remains Of the box
coming hack to the houss, and locking 1t up; Mr. War
ner told me not to let my touch IL, as ne
careless my husband expressed his surprise to
me that ! should have made my escape from the
the spot when was surprised or frightened; our
silver plate was sent away from the house, when
is . memorandum in Mr. Wsrner's book, to the effect
that Thompson called and said he had lent Mr. Druy
CLOAK Drury ne Would leave another
id box" Mr.. Warner has spoken Of Thompson as a
man that would lend himself for any purpose; when
Mr.. Warner charged me with drunkenness, he said !
should leave the house, and II did not he would;
had not then discovered the renewal his intimacy
with Miss Busby then after the discovery, told him
would expect separate maintenance properly secured
his property, pending the suit about to nsti
tute against him.
Adjourned st quarter to IL O'Clock, to 10 O'Clock
The court and galleries were denseiy crowded There
were several well dre,sed females present amongst
able looking vomsp and her daughter, youny lady,
about 10 years Of Of remarkable beauty and ost
Trepo'sssng :ppessncs Attns hour Of the nrss
prisoners and they each sfsctionately embraced and
kissed. They we're all deeply affected, and the ladies
wepf, they then left the court at the unfortunate
positon OF their hspless relatives Mr. Drury and Mr.
Warner are both Englishmen
AZ the sitting Of the court yesterday morning, Mr..
Clarke, after conversa ton with Mr. George Wilkes,
sid that be wished TO state that part Of the report Of
.hich msdslhim mention the name Of Mr.. @. wilkes
connected With this conspiracy against Drury, vas
Inaccurate and untrue He felt Il bus justice to Mr.
Wilkes 20 state that he had not said as represented
and TO make this denial.
The Court had nothing to do With newspaper reports
and could not allow the time to be occupied respecting
WIN respect to this unjust and unwsrrsntsb. .c-
en,.ticn Of Mt Clarke our reporter nov mos,
csy iteratss the paragraph alluded TO, whchbs fol-
lows
ON the crcss examination Of Mr.. q. W. Warner,
Mr.. wilkes
Ihe oorr, ruled ,kas, competent to shov be had
xr are prepared to show th,. this Is sonspi
rfs.eeu,sn ss' v.ss Is. .'a suiy ahs' psr,s ws
1hompssr, and Mr.. Warner viii appear At every stare ~ "
The only ipsccurscy in the above. ian omission,
for u 10 less than Mr. Clarke said He asserted that
Wilkes the midwife Of the conspiracy ana stood AZ
the birth Of every Circumstance In the whole trsnsae
ton.
In the Morning s'Gr We find the following report OF
nr CIaris ssis bsv wanted TO prov. that This
srisey to etvot ipnocsnt got dg between Wifes
One- kyed Thompton. aud Thomas warner
In the Gisbe ve find the following - -,
wines WAS proceeding to state his oonyrr.aton WIN
wines when the prosecution otse r,nnse vr pr,shet
declarea his purpose 10 that wilkes, one hyea
1hempson and Thomas warner knew al about ns maas
facture Of the they the guilty rares snt
that they had conspired 20 sestroy an innocent maa
In the Tfibpne 10 Is thus reported -,
Mr CLARKE sad hey would show that Mr. Drury inno
cent and that the gniiy parties wre ihos vac 90. sa
prosecution, Mr.. wines, Mr.. Warner. and one-h EYED
fhtmpson.' -
Counsel for the prosecution. aud several perions
Who were In court ct the time will that our report
IL correct and that Mr. Clarke did charge Mr. Wilkes
with being Of the "conspirators sganst his client
IL Mr. Clarke in the lntemperancs OF MS professional