New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30
THE NUNNERY COMMITTEE.
TAe Ttan.erpt Of Saturday continuss the repor. a.

Tile Transcript Of Saturday continues the report as
follow:
AT the aftsrDoon session Of the Committee yester-
day, Dr. BaTLhVn, ore Of the Lo Tall Repre- ssnts
nves, iesi,heo thu tSo "lsoss" pstieofs Of bis for
too or three year past-bat whose DsInss pnts-
tion be do not kIOwvent from this city Ii sell
in The saUe isiD .ilh the Nupnery Com nittee lie
saw Mr. Hiss cODvsre witt toein in the Boston DEPOT
bot i'd not Low ths either If then stopped az the
WasbrnetoD House. The ores of one of then cor.
respoIoed ath ths oescripti) IN given by toe holel
cleik Of The dress vorn by Mrs Patterson"
Ms CyLtbia Carpenter, chambermsd at the WAsh
iDe ton House. tee fled that hs bed In Mr. He's
old OF spuesr To have been cot IN, but that 10 Mrs.
"Pstterson'," room had very evisoty bsen occupied
by more than Ont person. The pecuiar appearance
Of The roous attracted her attention when she put
them in order neat M ming
This IN ming Mr. Stephen Emory, the msmber Of
the Bouse from Orange and member OF the Nun
merry COMMITTEE, testified thai he visited Lowell wi
tho Commute but that he no i'm prop siety tue
part of Mr. HES curing the visit Knsw nothing Of
any lady being connected vito the parsy till he say
the stsiement in the newspapers the witness did
not appear ~ tav, yery tnct iec3nection of the
COMMITTEE proceedings.
Mr. Littlefeld cf F,.xbero', Chsirmsn Of tbs Nun
Dery .mUittee knew Of nothing improper ia dr.
His-s cor duet. he did not vsit the mlls With the
Con mittte, shorty after ARRIVAL but remaaei ct The
hoal.
Senstor Carpenter, Of Norfolk cav Mr. Hiss bow to
a couple OF lsoes they toto the Boston depot
before ,le trait started for LDseil hs at the time
o. The hotel resi-ter as JOKE, as ar. IL a. the mo-
moment IL quird the # Senator with the party
Viii the wiihtss could rot recall. Kne. nothing Of
I" Mrs Patterson bsiDg at the Washington House,
snd lot awHre of any wrong conduct by DIR. HBs
at Lowell or at RoSbury.
Mr.. Griffin, Of Oh nesto~n who wss Gu sirman Of
the previous investigating Committee, tesid,d that
Mr. Hiss Ill making bis statement 10 the Con mites,
fret siate1 tnat hs mao 10 wODsn under his carge
at Lowell atterward, that he koew woman called
Mrs Paterson" and subsequently, admitted that
there might bsye beeD sDch w0nao st the hotel;
al fra ~ be had eaio that the was there He SID
he ib'TOo uced to a woman zho sas Ia the csrs,
by gen'lem who said he tad 50 he business which
required Inu,e0iste attention on arrival az Lowell,
iequeo him thlss to take her to the hotel, and
be du 10. Ia the secret session OF the House, Mr..
Hiss mace gene rsl denial OF any mpropriety-sad
that his att nIics to the lady we're entirely at t1e re-
quest Of the Pentieman-ttat geDtl.m4a was not
DR.. Bprpbam, Of Lowell-he ceclioed to say 8heth'r
OF not be was member Of tie House-c0uld no. re-
member whstner he had heard him AK that day
but saiG the gentleman was "a good friend, and
he wouls fCrbsh he Committee With his name, If
taey womb 8gree not 10 expose him.
Mrs Csrpeuter, the cbamb.rna'd was recalled for
the rurpose of xamination by hr Butler chief
coutsel for Mr.. HES. Tbe inquiry WAS very rigid,
but material ChsDge was made IN the e5hm) my OF
the witness She STATED that the ROOM OF Mrs.
"Patttrson' required more attention in the morning
than the olber rooms In the tQuse.
William T.. Gray Of Lowell, testified that he placed
the sesi1st Mrs. Paterson's ns ne, as Indie ,,ng
her OF The HOiFt Two i'Ice oSyb after tIt eVl-
dence before Mr. Grins Committee as to the Lowell
witt first pub sbed in the Dewspepers There hav-
ing been -lute as to which branch OF the Nun.
merry Committee The woman came with, he placed
the dOts to indics,e accordingly.
Ii having sppeared that Mr. Gray was formerly
Deputy Sheriff for Mldc lessex, aud but recently re-
move iron OIL IL, bic meddllDg vito tbe hotel regis
ter seen ed TO be regarded by of the Committee
az Il very teIious matter, and implying "slsnoer on
O. the Houfe."
Mr. Gre, explained tbst be had no idea that bis act
was OF any consequence at the time and when he ssw
it Rad a be Dg the he freely stated tn 81 he
sfixei the dots, and not Mr.. Hss.
The Chat mnu OF the Conmi,tes, (Mr kimoa' OF
S.l,uS quite Loaf hi, patience with the Witness treat
log hu as We thought quite unhaDdso nelly aad dis
nissDc him with ahusive remNks.
About Il o clock the COMMITTEE adjourned till next
Tue sdsy morning, at % O'clock.