The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

altogether $3.50 since last December; $500 Of q one
time, and $4o0 n another and the Tuesday before his
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wife, but always liked 70 be precise In my manner Of
trsnsaosing bushes ! had some property before my
ters or sons should be burshen TO him.
RsPoRT1R-H has been reported that your daughters
Sss cSy ssusS.s. sr what VI % should Ssy need
therei Have not sufficient 70 provide for my ianiy'
The report ID untrue
the effect that you about 70 institute libel suit
against the HERALD.
xE. o-I We very much pAnsd . see she in.inua
pad siven parties without oens 70 pay for them. VINO
RxPoRrnR-I believe Mr. Peseler the oonlectionsr was
called 70 testify in relation debt Of yours 70 him
MHs. C-They wanted shoW that had no money;
bn. wu mot So No person pay: % the % Ipensss e. o.
money bad none, because WAS to receive ssme or my
money from Or. Bardell in re OF loan. but did
not receive It, then offered Mr. Peteier note at thrty
cay which he received. This on the 2ist Of Jsnu
RxpoxrzR-The note ID not then dueP
MDs C.-N0; and when 1t ID due II will be paid. Tha'
family debts. And even in xr. Cunningham's greatest
difficulties always kept the family debts paid up, and
Rzron1ER-Is 1t true that you threAenod the HsaALD
MRS C-No; but said to friend who wAI near, "Is
rot that lbelouss"
mrs. Cunning ham, during the conversation gave to-
gentle man. standing list OF her furniture coa
ianed In the No 81 Bond street, for the purpose OF
preventing lis seizure by the Public Administrator to-
her furniture, she said " Is shameful how the furni
ture Of my house has been used. Those nne carpets,
whoh coat 500, and the valuable tables have been been
and dsguerreoty pea have been removed Oae photo
graph OF my eldest daughter, worth 50, mas been
has gone. All this is owing to the Corsnsfs
course. I besoughs him 70 let me preserve
my clones ana offered 20 SnoI & n% tne oin Q, my
coincided with the list. Bus he would not do t. His
ole course towards me has been very vndichve The
very voice Of the med to ierrify me when saw
him my first examination. And whsn was exs.
mined this morning to my name age, resi- enoe 20,
he locked almost savage ~nen SAID my name wai Em
RKpoRrIR-I think you have previously said that when
you married TO Dr. Burde you went frst after Dr.
Snedgrass 10 marry you. Can you prove thar
mrs CUNNNGHAM-Oh, yes, for IL was Mrs. Snodgrsss
who gave the address Of Mr. M.rvine went up 10
Goshen for DR. Snodgrass the Monday before the mar
risse thar Mr. MArvine hsu filed the Doctors
pulpit the previous Sunday add that the Doctor was
In Now York. then got the direction 70 Mr.. MTvtne
RIroa1xs-rhe testimony Of your counsel Hr. Thayer,
that you about 10 institute suits for breach Of pro
marriage certificate. ha, been much commented ca
Mrs C.-Mr. rhay or has since found that he WAS mis-
s,emen, ~ % and when on the stand b ca me- confused
RsPoRrlR- How about the papers with your eignature
nrs Cunningham, dated supaequent to your marriage
Mrs C.-I can provo by Mr.. Thayer that I was going
TO DR. Burdel unless he would marry within ten
that when, afier the marriage wanted 70 transfer back
TO Harvey Burdel the assignment which ID from v a.
Bur DELL wen, to Mr Thsyer and asked him wnesher
would mske any dins renee whether signed my name
Mrs. Bur del or Mrs. Cunningham. He told me II would
MT, long could pe identified - the person who
RspoRrrn-N hes been . subject OF much remavk thss
neither yourself family heard the cries OF Dr. Burde
MRS. O III we had been In the paror IL might have
been different But the circumstances were peculiar;
no one will say tnas they were feigned Ny daughter
Helen gong school the next day, and matter
Of course all the fanny were attracted TO my ROOM
Then the front window and door leading from the bscx 10
roud ssa % oS no tho
stairs Then In my room can prove there Is large
clock which ticks very loud and We were oil eaioynf
zion with the noise In the street. Old not give
opportunity 70 hear. II thcrc noise
About this time official entered the oe for The pur
pose Of serving . paper on Mrs Cunnir gham whom
following oonversauon snsued:-
Or1s-Is this Mrs Cunnir CHAM, the lady claiming 70
be Mrs Burden,
Mrs CHS 10 Mrs. Burdcil.
OyncKs-I speak In the scsusge OF the law There 70
OF sdmntrstisn shoao not bs graned 70 The brother
HMvey Burdeli, deceased, 70 dsPoss OF his es,aas
The officer tnen retired and Mrs o., wi.h expres-
sion Of considerable pain in hsr face remarked tney
would only wat until the corpss OF Or Bdrde 10 cold.
whs. can oe their haste 10 THIS matter rhsre sure,
RKroRIEa-I Ia reported that Mr. Snodgras hos co n
,ained OF having beer used By you as tool aud ths,
you once him 70 board at the Evereu House Tor
the purpose Of nvegng some rich man TO attend your
daughter.
sure that George never could have said tnst he is
lhoufhtess, but he could tell sucn unirutn
All o. the snooEass family have ever been welcome 10
my house. and 20 George. have treated him a. my
own son As 10 his having bought that dagger, AN
thai the person who bought will come forward And
RrrosTxs ire,iripe) Well, madam, hope you will OK
this prorac,ed interview. Isuppose you mas1b'
ov.rrun wf,h ylsiiers: o,,..,. -, vor
gentlemen Of the press long ~ 90 do not msrepe
sebt me Ny counsel has no objections TO IT, bat cau
tier me 10 be careful that am correctly reported
The inner OF the cell here partly opened ny
some inQulnuve intruder. Mrs closed IL, rsmArkinf
,es, ..s nothing Tor yls. s 70 ogss Dosa
10 horrible LOOKING person whcn trey see me-
have been represented as q strong muscular woman,
~hcn lin tact l very weak Ia my rms sad Siiss.
ono ady watt a two hours day, Wills, ., DIN.
uer 70, the purpose OF sepg me and waen osme pat
she said. "Roaly, asnaucd OF nysea for oavtss
ssted long-steh not such an exraordinsry peis,n
Instead Of appearing despondps since her nneueu,
vrs Cunnr CHAM seems to have become quite cneerfu
she 10 ready, and vouole, when ono engaged !.
conversation, and evinces no dirpositon 70 avoid
ae, ae,. " sns Is Iossed up every night villa On, o.
| the deputy mavous, By her own req1est Nae
%o.sy esrsssa s,Ds, % ,,,ser s,ome sns .s o9cvs
| .ith reading matter. and on being offered Beecner
star Papcrs" by the kind msron, Mrs Foster, express
cd . wish 10 read them. On Sunday last there was
yery large aeno Of vsiers divine service In the
chare with the expectation tina, Mrs Cunningham would
appear. she however did no, crafty their curiosity
The should he made 10 the misstaiemen Of ber
exusvagsncc and running In debt remarking that sns
ied 70 buy good articles, any she expressed her oon
adepce beng ultimately free, rcmarkng that she VA
oou1 81. :.d S ssr .ossrds 70,
Coroner had bean forced BY ns conduct and she wai
perfectly content 70 await the cotton OF he Grand
/ Jury
| VISIT TO Mr. ECKEI.
| Sour reporter found . crowd Of persons round Mr.
Eskes os door (which clossd, having been waiting
time 10 pee him Mr. Eckel appeared fresh and