New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

ftLe pistol thrk s4ter o-,e T.. s,.; .fssr tbs
a.oIsfe of tie p, wet bark ia.o TIE bsa.s d
lros. 10. Is BIZ Lsbtske-Whsn Cuevs p,ssei Do
doe sndlis u "a g.ie eli kns 7sess
.ar.AI ST. .d ssts Wie1 he took bold Of drsassl
Cg.va sutA e'CiIvsll hea'd the bs~ c)Id nj
fst IVES With The rrro5t Of the p'st, stalled me-
s 'st'd Lat - sH s .sJyf' nc a. . wheIasr bal &,
ca OFT Of NJ Toupsih ,ts ard passed I, Nj Casv,
b. Hr Dsy:on-I sinnef the fash ou;
Lime b. : ti.t | va looking straight shesI
M,s Virginia StusIt, 'worp-My husbands name is
Is,o STUART reside Ho 10 Washington :srsce where
ts,s lived syS and sa o., hG:;s n? nsh' G9s
ing hin the sdioIi6s houses remember the night Of t5
iy PHI S rs no cea I &c s IT.. floor Of G
saw Ca.ys tlst evening AID on the piszE, %
s NJ s, 1iH.. r ,i s'.. 30; viz 3
house that evening SitiSf there my uOtae; heard
I.c hs voice Of Mr. O.csl dGrauya when len the ..oop
Isl rsh .b-ut 10 occok wen, into the front plror
h.t ni.bt; wheu was about retiring about FIVE be-
e O'clock in the act Of closing the blinds Of the front
Chtre Who was ca ing for help 20 stop th. ARRAY listened
for moment AID beard her In an excited tone voi,e
ealing f be- ms to ipg On do do" inmed
stiy ser TIL. saw the fash Of pistol, then hesid Ms,
Susan Charles say Oh Oscar O.e:s 'h9 nd think the per
heard the report tlnost did not Nh Cuevs
,er heard the pistols saw Cuevs go into MF TonPsins'
Cfe..e1anned by Mr. scudder II cannot object. close
iv
glasses such a. old ope commonly wear should think
oo was sbou. seven feet hight not 10 quite much
he.rd Mi,. ChsTies's voice distinctly when she call
tween me ar where fash; the voice seemed to
toward me she called in !oud tone
Mira Clora Marks, sworn-I am sister of the last
witness and No 70 Washington terrace a, the house
OF NJ stuart; Know Crews by ght the Adj day of July
the first tine that him he thee on Mr Temp
kns. s.oop takiog with ladies' and believe saw hun
there every AFTER the 9Th to th. 9Th remember Ia
evening the array him that nsd sitting on the porch
with Miss Sarah Tonpkns this about y oclock aud
standing stoop; retired that nsht about 10.
O'Clock the third story front room my windows were open
ard IS | vas lying Cs the bed | heard Miss Susan
Charles and immediate impression
vas that MI dCranvs I'D 1T on the sidewalk BAT jumped
M and ran the window, when saw scufe; saw TWO
but could not tel he positions, th intervening
rubbery tsewbat obucted the view could not see Miss
Charles distinctly but she appeared 10 be out on the
wek the fash aud heard tie port Of tue pistol almost
in nediaely s.ue. but cannot say th the
should Judge that the ash about five feet above the
sidewalk
TIE witness was ere examined by Mr. Zebke, at consd
er.ble length. but without ,licitiuE any fresh facts
At the conclusion Of the testimony Of this witness
the Court was adjourned to this morning at o'clock,
toe Judge fret reminding the witnesses that they must
be in attendance pupcuaIy at that hour. Yesterday
M rrirg there was delay on account of the non
attend anoe of Witnesses 1t is thought that the evil
derce on the pa't of the prosecutsn will be closed
this forenoon,