The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19
The Pan lsh WAll Casos
sURRoGArB's OFFICE.
p.eora Ala w NJ assS

Before Alex. w. Bradfoni.
Arsn 1s.-In the ma<zsr Of seW0 y Aawy ParisA.-
The cross-exAnlnA,ion of Mr. Lord was resumed this
morning. And had net been concluded st the rising Of the
Court The Witness aaid that looking ct the papers
now find certain marks whisn enable me to say No.
the original win, and No. the dupncats No. WAS
frat executed No. executed ct the time but
after No. /.
Cross-exAmined by Mr. o'Conor-You un dsrstood that
Mr. P.'s condition was critical and framed the 6est cod
Gil with view, in part to its being done without delay
Doyou mean to cay that you understood at that time
that Mr.. p in such dangr of dying Immediately
that it necessary the thing should be done 9TH
great speeds A. unders Tia nsare of his disease
TO be such that it Nigh tale immediate turn favor
ably unfavoraoly. did not understand that
he was given over, or in . state when he WAS ex-
peeted immsdistely to die, but that the course
Of bis disease might In any short period end
death. Q Who told you this, acc ,rding to the
best of your recollection Some person Of che family
ither one Of the brotbefs, Delaield or physician
am unable to Say which @ Did you at that time
know you intormeo how long he had been On
fined by the Hines. under which he was hen laboriog'
A. had kne wn At thai time that Mr. hxd been
with attack Of ness w long before una ole to
stae and at the tin in question how long he had been
on6ned to his room WAS not aware Of this from any
source O. Did the message BY which you was called to
the city. to you the idea of urgen,s. the
ATTY OF immediate and pr mpt a:u,ns II did Q,
What best whether That mess
written or vertaly A. think IT VAS verbal message
@. Have you recosc ION Whatever whether hat
other person have r-co lection toe suriest,
You Keep diary Is that ID it's general use memo
rsndum Of events which have occurred or note Of s
poirtDeit thlpg- to be thereafter doues A. have
memoranda Of tbiogs done to assist my y,
ard when have rppo ntmanss generally but nos uni
yersally ma 4 BIS . word At whose house in FART Id
wei A..
wife family Mr. otaiy your own house
then IL ORA tn If rt codicil you used concise IAN
guagr and with little references thtog
ese: you nov remember aud state your modye TO-
thus avoiding any Ies eoc. :" any thiog es-y a. made
the sill With the orief and in popular language
it t. be to person who WAS III, and with
whom comnuni alton would ne difficult, made
ference her paper because the gft spe:d:
and i-c ependent @ d you othsr vi q for thus
ici er.nce soy othe paper OF suoie;. tnao
thcse you have STAGE: A bad NJ otaes q You have
this Day upon the du Jlc Wills produced.
there are figures snd 2, were those figures made OF
yuurelfs a. They we're Wece those lpi ;ates Doth
produced % you a. ihe sane iDe did not first zee
them both toee herr the figures put u, the time
prepa alton for The u The md dic
q Is the figure l upon re cuotcste waca you drst
saw. A. DON'T know, as have no koowledse of 1t.
O. Do you whether you hat ethe:
Of tho.e DUPLICATES when W dew the fest cpd city
a l thinx l hAd not. bu5 ,aunot spsSx with any
assurance. Have YOU, ut preeot, any ion press N As
TO whether had at that time b. ard OF the removal OF
Mr. P.'s ill from the banxl A. l do no recalect
tor certain think ha- no. head OF it at the tim.
O. Was any paper wha Glazing to Mr.. P's afaies
A.
to my recoiIecu n. Q We're you not before you drew
the first ccdicl, iLfrmed taat there IN ex.teuc.
ARD known TO your enploye or employees will o. Mr.
Parish but that not be ma :, hal not
been had TO all Lis pspers and rhst it therefore
certain whether he had not made subsequent will and
not this state + hi gs he why the drs
CO -cil was dIa without reference cate the
will A. No such # tbiDgs Tic Atet t,
me nor was awsr- of snv sue state things: undar
stood the Q will and that Mr. Paisas d Lug
house which had been given to ais vie By hst will hsd
since teen .rc and that the present to
~ I,t-aA
lot OF land IN Wall streer for mel idea OF the
value N mcIey Of he oweiitg nouse which hsd oeen
to bis If coniderec me house ant the
nost vaiustie preae rtsiderce IN tne ciJ; nai no
such in eesion Of the Wal rect property. besiuse
did NO, notice 1T The place snee now know this pro
party 70 be the vsua BILE ant pru ,tive 10 the
city drg 10 its oinel sions O. Had you kno The
house ano lot in BaIcsy street woch in.rmei
given to Mrs. Parishs A. haa knosn 1t pas,Iig
by. q. We're you not intm AMI visi ing terms
with Mr. Dariei Parish while he resided in Barclay street
Lext door his Henry My family visited
Nj. IaDiel Pat.sb's aud our Oh ldren sere quite
II tinste; l visi'.d very little anyxhere, ana ",
lued my privilege f visi ing at Mr. Daniel Pa-ishs
a. among the most accspt.oe II any had;
formed - mate OF tn. properly Of Henry Parish
10 Barclay street. but fom the sup posi- Of his
wealth and repateo taste and that OF Mrs. Parish SAP
po.td that IL q very valuable dwelling house;
met Mr. Parish in his ib.sry 6rst he 17ta o: De-
with you: A. / hi / vas shown in BY a servan be
sizes Mr.. Parish found entering tbs Mr. Hol-
Or@A sDd, hunk Mrs. Parish, bat AN not Ger
u WAN Parish then de.sec 10 his usual dress Of
tlear: A. MIR. Parish dres,ed his usual dress ~
gentleman sDo appeared quite ifrrens man ON what
be had beer; ne Il tug the ~indo ~ and
FIRE the so7 h-sste-n SIDE the ap.rtmen. O Die
be ,ise from tbe chair wails you 10 the roon
He sic ed from wh-re be sat place
the WINDOW, where he finally re exscned the cod!cl.
Y Who aldo him in that movrn-n? A. think
hr. Holbrook ard Mrs. PRirh, bnt I an not csr-
tam q Sac how they aid him. A. They,
one OF them, STOOD by mia sise anh took his arm
and assr.d MIN to bear tn. weight Of his body.
q DID be- win this aic walk A tnink he Gil, but
si,n dhcuuy rather sbuiiirg pait. O. Was this his
opy moviIg aocut or shutting on that vi.i-f A II
was, his resuniog hts sest xhi,o not o.,
sifive q On entering he room. who did yon 6rss al
What eic you say t. hlm. l o'n't re:oll.ct; ex.
pressed safs'ast n rather wi view of showing my
restect TO bin than bis ans~eriog me, l sheet no
sound az gesture, bu, rdal nressoa OF ,uuse-
nance aisr ip iguifcaot CONVEX sation ia
the IN said Mr. Parish tnst had brongota coGi-
ell with view OF MS xecuring l. VII ther ne
would IKE to do the yes followed tue in
quir3 much mere srticulately than befre @. Do You
mean that he cisIiic uttered ''yesr' A. He uttered
yes upn i.fakab but distinctly bu. hs speech
&c 10 be read the codici hi n STOW
~. 30 brook next spoke Henry Parish before
CD any hing frrtner so far IS recoect his had
not teep cnaDged a. his time; Mr. Hobcoot distinctly
asked NJ Parish he give pr ty where
be- II led ano t. store 10 Wall Mrs. ia sn. O.
Whist l. aoyibii g. in the a word sound or ge,-
fure the part VI Mr. Parish followed that A. He an
sweIed, yes. q. Did be d. any hing further A.
think he accompanied it with gesture .nstiou o,
DOT brought il TO the house; had had II incs
was execu ed. O. How AND when did it into your
posi ess ION At that Tine |, vas prod iced at the
execute the wild O. What. in woros sounds gesture
from anybody next followed ,hatY A. he ssii, yes;
that's ali unless presume, he made gestures a.
lie was in ,hs habit OF making asked him IL should
sign It tor him; the ink library table
aid small quartette table brought placed
fore him; 1t ousky that the table ID to
the window his seat was then removed 70 it. before
described.
Adjourned to Saturday morning at IL O'Clock
state OF tue GODS.