The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-30

was commenced on the ID or sth Of November,
that vas diseoot nusd ON account Of naormaltsya
tnued.
sent suit put In ths 10th Of April 1854.
Br. Busteed here read the following notice
NEW YoRK ConAox PrRAs --CdtAarine r. p. WdQnv by
WeIT.is notice that ycu are hessS, r,oui,sd /,
produce the trial 81 this action certain letter writ
ten BY the defendant IN this action and sddrssssd 70 The
plaintiff and delivered 70 her BY Henry Smith, ~
ted on or about December H. 1853 in which the dsd
informed the plaintiff that he ont Of JAN ssA
Brunswick New Jersey and where he wished her 70 70
and reside with him or that in default thereof, sod
Yours, &c, WOODBURY. CHURCHILL.
Attorneys for Defendant.
To Martin Strong and A. \. Smith, Esqs., Pl6. Atty.
Mr. Blunt said that he acknowledged having rs:sA.ea
this notice. but such paper had been In HE
possession he would object to Its production.
Mr. Busteed asked for permission 70 be allowed TO pre-
duce witness hereafter to prove the contents OF the
document In question.
RECRUITING EVIDENCE.
George Evans, examined BY Mr. Blunt, depossd-I re-
side at Gardiner In the State Of Maine and have lived there
for several years counsellor and attorney ct NV,
and was formerly Senator for the State d AAns;
know Wildes p Walker; not an intimate aoquain
tance Of hts have slight Acquaintance with Mrs.
Walker; 6rst MI and Mrs Walker in 1874, in the
city Of to Mr., rSo w .Ss then
In regard to relation Of hers In Washington the next
time saw Mrs. Walker was ON board the steamer Ken
when saw her husband with her; don't think should
have recognized h.r II her husband had not been with
h VIE in SS
Ia going down. will you take charge OF her W answer
ed, eyes," he then introduced me TO his wife, and sAid
to her, II place you under Mr. Evans care;'' Walker
went ashore and the boa. shortly after et had some
alton with Mrs. Walker on board and 1t was the
Arst time had ever entered into any lengthened
,ersation with her. the promenade deck was crowded
with people, that often obliged TO stand unable
seat she became sea sick towards evening"
IoNa har TAX hor
don't recolect whether opened the door with key or
not; remember that the lamp which was hanging in
other cause; lit IT, and then immediately
wished her good night that Ia the only time when ever
1s c any On
| the most remo'e e, between me and Mrs. Walker
| Cross examined by Mr. Buseed.-I am now Attorney
General of Maine know Mr. Patten; have bsen nt-
mate with him since September October 1886; have
been at Patterns house six times since 1916;
staid there all night have been employed pro-
fessionay by the railroad company which Mr. Paten
director the is brought in the Of PatteA
except in this suit have never been employed pro-
fessioDally by Patten; u my recollection l Was
employed professionally by any OF his family;
have professional connection with this suit; have
been at Mrs Walkers house, at Bath In HAtne;
not state precisely when this but think It was
In $780, 1851 1882 once in the cars, for about
Observed her ars on that oeoson between BrSnsw
and Portland did not see her get OUT don't remember
taking seat beside herr she and her three children
cuped the seat from 1874 lS47 resided ct Gardiner
member Of the Senate from 184l to 1s47 in 1874,
when Walker came to Washingtsa his card sent In
to me BY messenger don't recoect Mr.. or Mrs. Walker
then asking call and them did not call and
him. met Walker two three times between that time
| and when saw him on the wharf; don't know where
Walker lived in Boston; was at his house once; went
with him then to his house. have recollection OF
ing Mrs. Walker then have been in the habit Of gong
from Bath to Boston in the steamer between ~ and Al
| two three times year; between AZ and '49I may
have been twice month have recollection Of seeing
Mrs. Walker board the steamboat more than once
the occasion of which have spoken am very posi-
tive that never her board steamboat excep.
the occasion adverted to- don't know that Mrs. Walk
in the habit OF travelling in these boats from
Path to Boston my wife has been several tines with
/ on these trips from Boston to Bath.
/ Here the Court Adjourned.