The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10


porting come from the Old Defender; never say ths
Old Defender containing the article.
Captain Mcsns hers produced the article rsfsrr.4 =
and Captain Bardcastle after reading It, thought 1t ids
,caiiy the same as the one he read
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Sy s1s . Pierce over game Of sards Ne
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sr s sh tho report has 0rsnassd
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be slluaes has been oaI.sn. ely: ssss.
the sshtest doutt q tho correctness which
night before Pierce left the city x.uis
IL face was sspsd g sr9ssT sh a. Of .r
The authority for thi.sssemsn se.p..ia IN ths United
States army the highest personal character who served
With distinction in the battle near se city Of
isthsr hold distinguished positions IN the demo-
Tho captain alluded to is resident Of this city bat WIN
dc noeTatic Journal win deny tho truth Of tho above
statements prof can be furnished TO remove the doubts q
friend II General Pierce think. The eh.rs: Pc.
the canvass we will AK him which party per-
ssns Tho BY
aud seottf
The Judge Advocate read the article.
by the Court Did you read hear the article
In the Baltimore dc,ean before, after tho receipt Of
the letter record
Q-What TIM Of the day was II whom Captain AclAas
called you out Of the office
A-Between IA aud O'Clock
QBsd you any conversation with tho accused IN tbs
Office, on the day mentioned,
A-No further than salutation, aud rsqssst "
speak 10 me
james Everett, being svorn depossd As follows
Q-Where DO you reside
Q-What Is your occupation there
A-Clerk in the engineering department Of tho arug.
Q.-Nhere b your Office!
Room No a second room on the right third door,
Of Nindtr buildings
Q Did you bear any eonver'aton between the 40
cused ana capt Hsrdosss some time In ostoosf iassi
A-1es' en-,
A II think IT was on Monday, the 25th Of ostobss,
Office, and my return saw two gentlemen st.udisg
In converauoS I'M hedh,ey intide the door OF Wnders
bnidibgsi they were bo,h nv the time unknown 70 msS
9 Can s ann ann hs %
prtsiyely and tad came hsi to ask you about thAs
% yoa aase 9e ~ e. =, mowevor' ana ~
Garnet ay NY hanas on you or nict cns q
denv IL ~ @nch ~ ala h.,rs ~, s1a w.. ~, CON- ~, AM
It from cowafdce he then ,aid the regulations ior.
Du rue puplish'Ds any anu w not wh'P yoo ~
sais,y .. piaes y ras ne.~sen ~ sna = 0"ski
am nov M co.. WIN Haps .nt msISc...
w men u1 you iAtey see oaPV. AaIocasue.
10 Gay ,,,,.,,,.
, NO you recognise MN - ING iadViuuA ssAn6W
capt McLane On that dsy reierred 20
go 49,.
WA. wa .ne tons ana n'anhF Of ospt. noLsoe'
A-ExHemeiy angry
MAS ~ iouu
Yes, above me ordinary tone
Q-Were any other persons present!
h,-Aes gfeAt many. Iney were p.inoapany cte1n
OF the various oinces anu Dotn navy anu army ouies
sm NOT certain about ! their names Dusl think mr.
jenkins was among them.
Mr. Barrott hou6h the Judge havocate pat sas TO-
LOVING question: ...,
Q-Did you hear the oominencementot Tao convofsa-
ton!
40, pr. ..,
oDld you no, near ths accused ssy 70 Cap,an HArd-
castle tDAt ne UNDERSTOOD that ne nao PubsAsd woros
injurious 20 him!
40 sr oid not,
Q-Did you near Wnat vas the accused saio rasave
10 the imputation against MIN!
A. dia not - .
II. u Wright OF the corps OF Engineers was shsa
sworn -
Q-wtte you present on the OCCASION Oh sne oonvsesa-
ZION oenWesh ire accuFed anu Gap ain hardcAstie'
a-nat Oh the ZINE only. :.
Q-Dia you nea, my part % the oonVorsaaon' ana
80 s'sSe h "nas you you, n nri
~ neau part oi ~ Capsalh MIC Lane asked oapuean
naracass DE- intended 70 DENY certain letter o. com
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