New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-07

Wss Their blood Sstweco the door opeainx the 40
n How S sr. sG man i Ss d. sas a 9D, Scss
@ inches high he wa' shout tai and heavy Jsiss
| judge Desr,-I am feet inches. e1ac,ly
nan q very solid man A should think DC would we,sh
IRON leo to IN pound.
Of muscular .tr,usthl A Yes should think il did.
Q high thii jet q hood upon tho wall measured
sSai SooS .posd oa; should him BE- mus. have bee.
vv'y much pressed orrrrd hs lead thsa IS
va. The H.ia je Of blood .bou hsh hi. oeel' A.
Va. j., 81 hood On tie psl.,ss dos about a. high ..
NJ. Romryn-Beiow horiIon,. OF blood iO~
P Ct The Partition doO' there rss 'purs OF bo0d si'o L.
q Wss TIL, blood dried upos III. VAIL A. We.
h9' US. q. 10 the blood on the stairway and The outex
O When yGq went sh tAe poeeraAa did you 80 int
.sisl A. We did; AID were tOsetAr WAsa Si.eosescS
q On the door also A. We. Sir.
O. Whist bad Or BuTdeu sbou, hi, meek A. black elk
. VAST Ioo.ensd or ned 4 Ties
=. Was there 81 ferer in 10 A None AZ AL
. Had be 4 collar and II What kndi A. He hal -
white linen collar snd should think It standing collar
though much 'mesEea With blood e0sd moi tes p"'
O Wa. the handkerchief tOided quite nArrowi nws
Al Of I; spoke Of that hen W. ~ers S.a%nins him >; lS"sse
r. thought be had been chokcd his tongue ~" pro
O Woud that appearance in your Judgment, hsve been pro
dred by ,c1ns hiu BY the Heekoloh sud twisting IL
Was then anything hs, would lead yo.
to sgpr.c hst cord h'd been Put srouSd bis neeA
q Was the rvdness around OF below the prominence called
Adams apple "A am rather inclined 10 hiHs was seo-
q Did you examine the wounds aud see toe body stripped
By the Ceur-DH you probe the wound A did. in
% In wins. d lion a. the blow tina, Gu, VI. carotid artery
-prp. udeulsr A should think not psrpsndoc,.s
q What your opinion 70 the manner N which ths.
the conc sion last that done BY per.on from be-
hind who struck the blow while be was itins in h seha -
ea1h f.iia chi nj
ion that was done. most Of them from behind u not al
THAT be the s%a S' sp seTs done so BY Not s
unless they tall Il twere done I.
front then person OF hight could have done IT. shat ~ss
q That wound in the which Gu, the e.o,d st:y
what opinion as TO the manner that a. done
think that dome om trout BY Pcrson standing In oa
The blow from the front down under the mas,oid
ate le SIR ,ha. we P,oS,a %as :%s . ~. g. ''e.
The Cou-Ths has been described BY DR.. Francis aud it s
q you any opinion whether the standing
tn: blow 'S a. we came ~ ,i IN sSs rS.
@ Did observe the wound under the LETT FPft a.
Did you form any theG to the manner s that woaSa
was s,enl A. thinA that Dr. Badeu had the muIdetsa ~
have been up could probe easier when the arm va:
vrdrr the arm.p could probc better when i was ,hrows
out he hsd had ben held in this way l"ness u'traedL
q Could that wound have been inflicted By person whs
strussns IN 'front.' and WITH Dr. BaLaes hand tsce
should ke 10 awe opinion in sard toths a 1t would
O You did not any definite theory with regard to that's
O. You staed that the door Of DR.. Burde,. swung
clear by few inches fom the could not the body na'o
o. Win YOU went up stairs you said that the family
in at usiis ION what the situation Of Miss Helen Cum
courw not trying Mis-: Helen Cunningham I'M, RI t.,
Romeyn stated the object was To sho" that Miss heea
Cunnnshar a. in Of and that Mrs Gun
uinghau was in state Of great agitation c,.
q What did you observe about IL inmates. g the coz.
III. a. Npm ma
wa. dong .sSs of the inmate. Of the room whom
you ptherel A. Mrs Cunningham was on the sofa
upon trunk large trunk south Of the
the door the youngest DAUGHTER was sn,is on the bed
q WAS she in state OF syncoPe actually tsintins A. fe
The Court-Thc other witnesses have stated tbs
q did you say Mrs Cunningham about the prcpre
~ Of her staying up that time A. do recoeot
YOU tell Mrs. Cunningham that she hadn't bettes
90 down sn that you had sent fT the police Q. To.
should advise her, but do not recollect OF doing
You put your boy at once to watch the door, with orders
Q. You loo ked the door, a. did
wen. H ap stairs. A. Ye. Sir H''
q Do you remember not Of saying to MT, Cupninshan
the room, something Of that kind might hsy.
given orders to let nobody in until gotta policeman might
A Juror-Did Mrs. Cunningham make any attempt to-
The cou would suggest to the Jury that they walt onta
q Did Mrs. Cunningham appear to be in situation TO- o.
attending to her daughter a; ell who laid GU the bed
O. Did you yourself attempt relieve H,ren' A did
@ Do you remember Of taking hold Of Mrs CUNNINGHAM BY
both telling her 10 remain there7 There
good things that an-pTed which cannot reoonectot
O. Then YOU don't recoeot saying sof A. Mr. Snodgras
caught hold times aud told her to keep st
could not do good BY going down An'~er objected
O. In Dr. BurdsI. room was gold foil aud piece. u
valuable Ig Ground usual A. There Was In tho
Mr. Usl-WheD you went up stairs 10 Mrs Cunninshanis
room you spoke OF his having bured his boodye'seil A.
o. Did YOU believe then that he had burs.ed boodyessei
OF that b. allied A. believed he had been billed
The CouTt-fou thought he was killed. A. know hs rss
By Jarorw hen you up did any OF thes. sdIe:
make any effort down. were they incapable n
should think they incapable but should not ks 70 an
sv-r ibsf question; know was incapable -
O. Nas the prisoner incapable Of going down. should
hate that question, because do not krow one
faint w going down-he othoIs could
hen YOU went up stairs did you consider hess parties
v-Se p condition to s-sst smother A. think Mrs
lad teen condition to do she wouid hsss
Nv Mr. HmsSE-Were these houses Bond street strongly
and fImly built the reversed A. They firmly
built. A., . r..~ -
veTv -tnnR and the floors filled IN and deadened
WErf YOU were in any in that house could you have
heerd persons u0yin on the moor oeo"i ~ ~" o"'
not W 80 th. doors we're opened
TESTIMONY OF DANIEL ULLMANN.
Fronujn0ti01 conducted Gy Mr. Cushing.
a vLer. do YOU re-ide and Whist 10 proessionl
lice al The 81 Nicholas Hotel, and am lawyer ,,.
% On the th January lat whese WAS your fesidnee'
bos,ded al the 81 Nicholas Hotel aud had lodging room
.rd .,rdy az No u BOld street.
10 ON me Sth January last did you Mrs CunnnshAms
o. Under what circumstances, A. had returned 70 my
room Al No 81 Bond street 81 shout clock Ia ths aofnOn'
"a svng u.t b. fore D. 10y dinner met her IA
h she apo.Ogzed Decso.s there hsa been u"
lin, radr in ny answered that WA os 10 oo"Ss
ercuec es should be out the whole eyenfg -,
O VIA; did you return that EVENING" ! nae ceH
O, The 81 Nicholas, talking with some senssmen tooS Ok