New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

TIA; he would 20 down stairs and II he coai fni
httVrni Jumped out Of bed 10 urge nv hg+bsnt not
70 90 out md willie said, Don't 90 oat" b. sal. 20 3,
loon cfnd, 90 away, then stood tue I'll ~ Tie
ccor then Jaw The prisoner hayn, noihn- On bltJh.s
= NJ vi en tc prisoner turned from the tc heard n
say, 9" IN be damned and heard 10 more. be turmoil
from tie bell a. suppose because BE- AZ the door
y proceeded toward hi door ~ thu time hls-
bend wes some distance down n hall when be male the
remark BIZ face turned from me. which suppose,
WIS the r,ason did not her the remainder Of toe
rark. To JUror-The parties wen: in Opposite Dire
tons through tie hall way retained my room /, was
quarter TO Fix when reached II; looked a. nv watch
heD came 10 the door and seeing no one in the liu
dressed myself End came out into the hal.
fttid in the ball some fine and walked m the
hall and back again: ven; into my ro0m thew OF NJ
ores ggoWn and threw myself on the bel ir- a.
he'd cone So female face came and look "a IN the door
aid went on very suddenly; she locked in 50 quick
ana CARED on 60 suddenly, should know her face
egslni Jumped up Immediately and ran 10 the door and
heard her say, - Why Mr. LOring j. not in bel =" |
con kho" VINO The person was she was ADDRESSING;
" On ptt on ny cres-Bg-gOHn and down the hall
way and stood At the OF the fir. hall then re-
Tuned to my room and mel the chambermsid Of h-
ana sent tcr after my girl then asked SaTah m gr
1" cone down and what had become OF Mr. l. l-in,
ioE be had been gone long time and he 10 hl.
ores; Sarah went or came back, and said something
must have happened, a. nobody woud give her any pos,
luNe answer then came ont and the Ofsice ask
ing every one ~ ! passed. ! rushed right down the
Office although asked questions. did stop for an
s"ers; asked What has become of my husband ?"
learned at the Cfice what really he facts saw him
lying OF the floor dead
Here she burs; into tears Her testimony then closed
and two Indies conducted Mrs. LOring OF the
her apartment
few minutes siterward she was brought back. and
asked to identify the prisoner. She said he in hi
dress and il would be impossible recognize him Is the
man who ruDg the bell IN the morning. dressed up, she
Gc not see lis face che did Rot know the number of his
room; did not see him 20 into his room.
The prisoner was told 10 stand up, sad Mrs. LpHng
quest'd 10 look &, him. She however could recog
Dize him as the man who had rang the bell.
Testimony OF Mr.. Connahan-My name is John Gonna
han; employed at the st. Nicholas rotun man
teen employed here eight nine months. between five
ond siN clock this morning going mp 10
swer bell saw the prisoner in dispute with the de-
ceased at the head of the main entrance you up
from The Office they were talking in an angry manner
stood on the fight of stairs and looked heard
The prisoner call deceased liar, aud Immediately after
he deceased struck the prisoner with his open hand
the side of The head the prisoner bad in his hand
and he erasped IT, the deceased also seized hold OF it,
The sheath OFF the cane, and the prisoner made
pas; at the deceased with his right hand he bad
hing N bis hand, but could not tell what 1t till
after they were pared; they parted themselves, and
the deceased ten. and said he stabbed.