The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

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Q Id ou pick him out from the rsstl A. les sir.
% 90 Oh, e Sss ana d. M ." %
Q. Was that tie daughter called Augusta A Yes sir A
q Now you remember The day or the evening Who.
sns ss.Sd gS s% no
a. far S as that know 4 was very ise IN .s October
sure 4 wss near 70 i noSsn6er owe ,''
whether lore par, Of a week the latter psr 4
SsnnSi not IssaeG Ss. % 20 sr as ns boos, - -
| &c. bone to the store
rsaas Of
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ssnis%.I a.o o.ns i:s
loSS Their being in he room e interfere WIN me;
3 MIS- Cunningham made that Gssusa. I to ycns A. Ys.
S you iGsyss I No STR ,e%s,ned ,;. the
toner into the reaues. = ~
nS sass ns %
ny %on ss id ss :apse Ssa In No.
DID she make any errand to purchase an article Ts
Who else in thero attending to the shop se
Dd she ii down Yea and she SAID she had oos
". &C. s ssn nd s s s have had s
O. How IeoS had shs remained in before she made this
nA .M ss e hss %
scon as the gentleman came II the daughter took my pass
So that you could not overhear the conversation betwse.
Is when y. s,y.
sy S. s % snsr s.S AND M
Can you tell US which way they went when thes 'er
What S Va they say SS hey Of .s.ss = :. ssy s
right s NO that & asn Z, IS" sGDs
O. what kind Of papers they' A. think It
O Doyou remember the piece of music th.. p!.yc1
that evening r her. A. Isung piece for her that leasA
9 &sM air tune which made apreay csuAiAsr.aas
noise Was II soft and low A Itwss middling
How was her playing 70 oudne .s.!9 your ows - =
q DID she play louder AID heavier than yOu' A esav-
play 80 heavy to excite any recollection e -
fac that she mus. have had objec.n ~ A a
O. Have you since had any idea Of thai kind A. Me- -.
O. DO you could detect those papers you wes
70 see them A. They were about the length os sheet q
no! ,As inside sass Of ,s.m ss%
.f s sieSrs sPSn e% At ssS the S Of whit. .,s
They were about this iens but blue paper.
Q. You did 70. see the inside OF tseni A. No air
bIss paper W.. here n. :s ,os ne .,:
the music man. and came here to tho daughter and asss
Was there anything that occurred in the house tAas ys~
Did you any gentleman at the house at the time sss
Did to the lower upper part of the hsusse
pa soa e 70 @ g. p.ee her direction buy 49,.
sce piece q music and asked her The pss.s
% SsI ss III M e. srs M ss :
to the m music & ,r: was IN sess.er ssss M
that .ye6ips al any other Tine have =
3. have yos seen him since until to-day, 4 No air
veT.aiion Win hsr-since he time sSe came 10 You, -
s a. 70 our tho S d n9 see asr on r s
Q No reisrrucs a 70 nj A. No, air.
Do you remember how this gentleman dresss< D
cap A.. II hat think and think he dresse< n
Q. Did he have shawi1 A. No, sir he had shawl
q Can you say nov from your eoeson of h., o.cs.
or nesag nIy A. think he was dressed Ike rsx~.r
O. Dressed up realy' A. Yes sir.
JOHN J. ECKEL AGAIN ON THE sTAND-uK a8Fv8ms
TO TESTIFY.
The Coroner directed the officer stte,daace bs-og
this person who had been INT for 10 the Tombs
previous Great curiosity manifested By the specAsrs
10 catch glimpse Of him, and every eye turned 70
door snriously expecting hs soms assas
elapsed when he entered the accompanied ~
Captain Dnks and other officers and took his h
the schair which had appropriated
during the Investigation He looked somewhat ps~ nd
than his previous examination and
uced that hs hands shook and lips quvered He es6
deuy unnervsd. He auired In dNk frck coat dr-A
and heavy boots and held in his baud fur
which thee, Of oolsosp paper Amer interval of
few minutes the C-soner and addressed him foows-
"Mr Fckel you here for examination, and mus ~
cir that the Law gives the option the 10 reUG
the OF the that anybody
not.
Judge Capron-Accordng to my view Of the law wsSA~
he TO be protected from answering or no, depends spsa
the reaonSs holds TO these proceedings hs be her- ~s
suspeced party OF course he viii have The right OF an ss-
cused but he brought before this jury Witness tho.
he only bss the rights 70 which witness Il emitted whS
are different iron those 70 whish an accused Ia enatled
psry not bound 10 answer any question whatever whsr
i will or win no, Affect him. He has right 10 ~aaA
mute. But uiis s no, with witness. Whc<hr
he may refuse TO answer questions without incurrtng
punishment Tor contempt OF court, and Mus ssbjess
himself 70 imprisonment for such contempt depesd
upon smother question: which s-csn he answer withos no
peAching himself III he cannot answer aseson put va
oai impeachng himself or Wthoui giving tesumonJ n ~
tend 70 convict him OF crime nen he b" perfect rshS
refuse 10 answer but ne can reply 70 sny question rho
hs consequence ion~ns hen ne mas no excuse TOT rus
ing 70 answer ana ne does ne nao'e 70 De punsne' ~