New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

in &c toto 60 and see Mrs Ceinoliyi tna N ife
va come disturbance bsias t1sde b, ths o.l OF NJ
husband, and ths; he wanied VI 4 C0@reHs 20 fdlf
some promise she hsd msde 10 hin; thai Mrs Con-
Ioy lac promised TO e'ch her husbasd 10 Tpee-yer
The Judge ed her; de not use the precise words
they ear as recOilec he also cold me 10
Say 10 her that her husband had beer r-io fir'sf
started TO go over there bad some difficulty in ind
iDg the piece fouud it; mink Il was Is, 20 % 20
] cid n", ibd Mrs Connolly; s|w lafy who said
hr. Wiring obecbo 10 the state eht
Witpess rezUuiDg-I might have told Judge Stuart
on ny return d at delivered his message nave 40
distinct recollection whether -poke 20 Jurse smart
or not; ny impression is told Ju'ge Stuart thu had
seen MIR. Duvsls sls.er-I don't kno 8 her nsne-and
that / bad told her TO telegrspn-
Mr. Busted council for Eide, who IL al q unfer IN
dicmenr in,enup ca hin at TIL stage Of his answer
He said that TIE witness der indie meet 10 an
other cese IN connection w6h Judge Stuart aud be &c
sUec that he mig nave assurance thar the evd-
which be mg BIZ give in this against adge Stuart
would lot be ussd against him in the in which be
in come ciioa with Judge stuart <as involved.
Dir Cutting read the statute which he said precuded
the making such use OF any evidence whcs hr. Eds'
might give in this cose.
Mr.. Busted conrepded that this case was novel
oDe snc that there was nothing in the statute to pre-
veni Elders evidence gvea III this case beng used
sesIs, binsef on bis own trial.
The court stated that in its view the witness wss
protected by statute.
Wires resumng-I tod Judge Stuart that had
told Mrs. DnvAHs sister shss ne wished me TO rel
Mrs. Dual and also told her to Telegraph for Mrs
Conr oily to come TO the city; think Der sister sad
she was in Troy; ! cannot say what reply Jddge
Stuart made be made q remark that did not IKE,
ard left; he asked in effect shy had not doae - ne
requested; he did 10. at anv time tel me 10 go -
MIR. COnnoilys site, and tell her 20 20 elegrsoai
| ttiLt az that time | knew that Mira Connolly Fas
Mrs. Duval becsuse knew IL was frnEs bal cas'i
| knew nrs. Duval; | think she Iled osce or twice
Gown stsrs ia Judge Stuart ofics; may n.ve s4ea
Der there bali s-GoEen times; the first inns % very
shortly after was detailed 10 the court Of Sessions,
from two 20 four weeks ths last time s,H her may
have been about two months ago; have never seed
Der any where else was present a one 20 'yersaIoa
one morning. | ives sitting at my desk %1ea she vas
waiting for Jucge Stuart 70 come TO- ne CID CO ne Ia,
ana they coEvesed together; if any lady came in,
al gent. Den were there, invited Der 10 the side
room; invited srs Dugs 10 90 In there the same As
would any other lady; when Jucge Sfurt cane in
| would tell him a lacy was in the other room on
such occasions never heard tao conservation; can
not say how long they remained together; the one
occasion when hearc the conversation caunos say
how loo they coLversed never heard jude Stuar.
call Der BY aJy name Oh toe ore OCCASION IL Cannot
say hat month it was, but it @as in he m)rnny,l
Mis-. Connolly, whom | then knew as Mrs Duvsl,l
in sreskirg 10 the Judge abou her bus 1an1, sta ed 10
substance that she vented the matter fixed; the
Judge rod her that Connolly hsd better CO ne
in and be tried she ssd if ne came here he you'd have
to be loo ked in prsob he was sick ana hsd tne con-
SUMPTION $40 it would XII him; she also s4ld thas
Conf DIV wanted 70 reform aud into the srket aud
zeal in butter, eggs, &C.; that IL the subs auce OF al
RENE mber: she care INTO the Office within twO or
three months past, aud said II at she nsd called on Mr.
Hall and tbag Dir. Hall would Lot have anything TO
say TO her; Judge uart told me when be sent me to
her house that sht had promised him TO bling her 6u'-
band here; the frst conversation In tie office 10
this bui chg the second bret converse ion tas Ia ne
Office No. 81 Chambers street; l csnnoi reco lie I
whether the first conversation was IN February or
March: in the second Conversation my atten ION was
attracted by seeing the lady crying; she sal Mr Hall
would have nothing to say to her, Ju1Ze stuart then
In, tied Der into the Other room; betVse1 these two
conversations Jucge Stuart asked me If | would 90
end see SIR. 1iusdale of the Fifteenth ward ! said
would, but got it, two days after that went there
anc saw him: and ssked nim 20 call on Judge Stuart;
he said he woulc; be called, but judge Stuart
was eng aged, there some conversation tHeen
me ana 1insdae; we subseq leny went mo ka0l-
peau's and got sone coffee aud PEE w con-
yersed there; we then went TO the courtroom;
when TiDsda came into the judges office old tn )
Judge he was there he said o. could not De seen thea
but be Ited TO know whe ter the coup alnlut III
Cor noy's case waS in the city; Nj. Ilntsle was IN
tie entry by the wiuc ow; asked Iinsdale shaI ae
knew about the complainant in this case; he SAD that
he bad seen the complainant about q month or two
ureyious to bat that he had been living IN the
city; he might sad nat the other wuesses we're
not in the city; / do 10. recoecti while we 5000 81
the rear widow Judge Stuart passed down stairs h
said he was too much in hurry 10 sto1, as oe vas
then behind his time; We then wen 20 Rabneau's,
after lett Rebinesus the officer said must get
note from the Judge an excuse for the captain;
told him to see the judge and let one; we found tae
iucge on the bench j spoke TO the Judge about it;
Judge asked wha. the note was for; told him, and
the Judge wrote a n tie which handed to Iiasd.le |
do lot thirk / ever repeated to Judge unt what
1insoale told me-
The defendants counsel waved the cross amna
ton OF Mr.. Elcer for the pre.ent.
The court adjourned to rnugdey at ten o'clock.