The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-05

bsiese; We obOa. AH In hour On .hs wsy; e1vsllss
~ s 4. s or s.s e u: noe noe e
md said Jonn, wish you would take tss 70 Rev. Or.
Aoihnd's; and ont where be nves and whas time the
lecture begnsy went and called II DR. Hohaad's and
saw him. and delivered my message; no read the note
md said he wished me 70 tell Mr. KAoch that ten wait
nge; told . behind the bar 70 sh,w hts room;
donr know who ives; the party showed me the room,
vaieS in wi,nou. fncoams Mr. Kalioch ri ,oofns Il
Ah lecture Or some papers; the lady had her things on
Aad So. with her feet 70 the hre Mr. KalIoCh told ne 70
20 Mr. Hollands and him, and them back
vhh the carrsge and saIe him 70 the lecture ROOM did
- ordered and back 10 the stable and got the CAP
rage; started about ten minutes before lecture tne did
dss 90 into he Leohmere House when broushs thu car
Shge; rIg the bell when . man oAme OUT told nun
NJ and a An Ss, me = tns
church went back TO The stable, and did not 60 ne
lecture when went back the church put the blank
es on my horses and went In TO The door, where "a
young man standiDg-the sexson's son, l beieve-Mtn
whom spoke; stood 'hsre ,ss nine O'clock os,i:
hskned TO Mr.. Kallooh's lecture = shori lime;
no was speaking when the other church bells
. 49,, near me nnt Inc sI psopis oessn .
move u the church twenty minutes or 10; was IN
ihe vestry as the stove neen minutes Or about That
lsoture went out 70 the sidewalk the people came
Qua slowly; Mr. Kapooh and the lady were about she
Ass 70 come OUT halt dozen came witn them they
came ,osothsr; could NOT aay mat any Of the people
we're tslipg Wh them; the lady Into the carriage
Re
rI1ge be talked some 70 me- there wss conversation on
Ahe subject Of driving home; drove 70 the hoie
whore shey went In Mr. RAilooh ordered me to stop 10
or 70 minutes there Jhen the the stable
DoeY where they stood harnessed to tho carriage
up the sfeet and ataid 20 minutes in oyster saloon
when returned learned that Mr. X. had sent for me-
drove round TO the door and asked for Mr.
K. tho who came to the door told that he had
asr e " s
10 O'Clock or ten minutes after; did not look 81 my
watch but think that time; the coach drove I'D
wtuAA. IN m oa1h spt~v
door and behind Mr.. Gould not present when
returned to the stable
tcuaT TO M tie time Of starting in my mno they got
out the CYage House. went 10 the stable and put blan.
ss.s On my ncrsss went down to the house ruos the
shurob; then came back; wen! into the hotel; did not
= he room; did not 90 any where osa; took him nom
The church about twenty minutes after nine.
church on NE night Of the Sth assisted his father in
hshpg the ohurcb; WAS In the church ut nine O'clock
:ss bell .as not iSng On account o. me lecture closed
pr, also talking with Mr.. Holland did not notice any
hdy with him.
Mr.. Train here put in the affidavit OF Rev Mr.. Thomas,
Of Ohio, which was referred 70 a. the last application for
Mr. Morse objsoed to it, being put into the Case
wshed 70 show xr. Kaoch urged Mrs K. 70 aooom
psny him 10 the leo ure. he urged this Ia lengthy
argument, a. . matter Of right.
me Court ioek the sndavit for confederation
James Warren herril-Residcs In Cambri ee; does
business in Boston. Of Purchase and Congress
streets; IL connected with the Old Cambridge Baptist
Church; have been acquainted with Mr.. x. about two
years knows Mr. Bailey OF the Crase House; does not
know NJ Giddings; went 70 the ORACLE House 70 sards
the last ., january about The 2otb, In COMPANY with Mr.
the hotel; stated TO Mr. that he had 70 make In
qus 10 regard 70 certain reports prcudicla to Mr. Ksl
Ioch's chaac,er Ny said che was not aware that any
such report had gone from him. he reluctant TO
ray anything about III thst few individuals about the
house knew ~; told him he not aware Of the
tent to which the report had been circuIaed he
sorry" he said, "to have get out. 1t would iDure
the reputation Of the house. and that It had been bad
enough sssy Sas as ,s
she reputation OF some OF the men in the house,
stated 70 him that We were not members Of Mr.. .
Tfemon Temple, and Mr.. K. was 10 some extent in
employ thai he hsd told the sorry TO other parties, and
sSsn s:d .SSs NJ came there ON the evening Of the
Sth In close carriage called for stting room Tor him
self and wife; that he Vas going to deliver Lecture mat
remark was heard BY one Of the women which ex-
cited suspicions that while Mr. X gone 70 the lee
M B. sbow cd me room; asked him ne Mr.. X.
oonmn any unlawful aC he said he did nos asked the
boa he a.; 1s az nuSn
thing he down the hoor asked him he = them
on me floor; he said no did not asked how he knew
know. but no did no, believe his tx - v,rd; NJ. B.
Shcn described the lady she dressed In black, We
b.. 70 rel So r. q:
he thosghs had better lea Mr. K know was out, 10
MAJ he might oea, out, OF keep :.ay {. he W. nov
he should nos have charged him dollars had he no,
o.ms back and staid an hour and half We urged him
10 tell oil that ne knew.
Al this point the Court adjourned 70 meet In the
tng al nine O'CLOCK
FOURTH DAY-MoRNIse SESSION.