The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-12

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a. TI,u,. Herald Of Saturday. contains IN account
~S,h. ,,.arviev between Bruf and Wesrsli. the
...,a.r.r. At rsasH H. Gordon Of Virginia Both
80 .c.u.sd e.eh other Of the shooting and ex-
,,,....a aas;re for an interview. Worreii however
ana NOT know be was to see Bruf when sent for to
the iaii ofies q 5 Il aA1& s
the p,om.n, worreli entered the once he said
"rood day. rentleuen.s and looked around. Upon
seeing Bruf. the color mounted 70 nas cneck. ne
70 The door, and he sank mechanically into seat.
iser 4 silence of few minutes, Bru6, In clear
and steady voice. at the same time looking 1t Wor.
rell remarked. Ned, would not have known you
=, any place, you are % changed"
Worreil seemed stin more confused. and ap
peared to be unable TO speak for probably min
ute, when hs said in sremuious voiee' " HOW
changsdYr s.a1f
Brnff replied, Every way; your whisssrs Gu, Gu.
of, your downcast look and your eyes nave 'oss
their lustrer
During this conversation, worreif did not raise
his eyes from the floor. The suoJec. was tnen
changed by other persons present joining N 'ne
conversation. After q general conversation, IN
which ~ present took part, for about half an hour,
worreII seemed TO have recovered his composure
and eonyersed freely AT the expiration OF that
time. Bruff again spoke to Worreli:
.yyey Ned guess you dnd II Is not 20 small .
,n.,,ar alter ALL havel" The crimson again
mounted 70 worrells cheeks, he trembled slightly,
dropped his eyes 70 the floor, then again raised
them. and without answering bestowed one of the
most inploring loeks upon Bruf we ever have
seen Bruf resumed don't ycu recollect told
YOU, a. soon as you done that, you had fixed the
ease for both of usf Stii worrell made No reply,
but continued to east the same look upon Brud,
whilst Bruf appeared to be as much composed
and undisturbed, in fact. more so, than any one
present at the time.
Bruff asked for cigar, which was handed him,
and one offered Worren Worren received it. but
his hand trembled SO violently he could hardly
light It. and when he did to the person who gave
the cigar, he said in a choking and lurking tone,
scarce above whisper, Thank you, sir
When Gordon's good Qualities and virtues were
referred to by gentleman present, bruf hsteneo
attentively but apparently undisturbed. but Wor-
reu seemed agitated. Bruf again alluded TO Inc
murder, eNed, how did you expect to meet me,
after your saving that had done the shoottngT
For moment Worrell made no answer, anu
then said 81 have made up my mind to answer no
more questions ON the subject. l have Deeh az.
yised TO do So and will not answer any at present
Rruff then remarked, II have done, and will ask
no more"
After q lengthy conversation, gentleman re-
mark ed that any admission which might crimlnate
themselves was mot desired, but if they felt dis
posed to make any Acknowledgements, to tell the
truth or else say nothing.
Worren said he would say nothing more ABOUT
the matter unless it would be the truth: That
when he speaks about the murder hereafter, ne
will tell the whole truth, and that will probably Dc
after the arrival of his parents.