New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

Il Will be sseD tost be "a, . " eomsss before me-"
a. this testimony is matter Of much disrsssoo, We
r,rr,n, the whole examination Of Mr.. Ross TO enable
.,e,v ore TO compare II with that Of Mr.. Farrell. IL
Is to- be found 10 the proceedings of FrdsS;
willsm Ross ~on.-Q. WDse do you hSe' A.
o MIA, 90 Won al 4. lam su architect.
q. Viii YOU stste IN your own way where you we're
ep Friesy evetirg ADD wtst hsppeDei A. Gas IN
ccupsIy with friend in Spring street tl after ~
@. Wha, was hi. nsmei A. John Tagii.sue.
. Wle'e Gees lie lsel A. Between Meosr sad
GItere streets, overhesd dent; he Is an architect.
z Where did loa 20 then A. Home
z. What was The direction A. NV usual way TO
ero.s Broadway to Houston, but the stret Wa blocked
s; HoUson, AID came az | thoaght ~ seeker, bat
aferwarifoupd il was Bond.
Q. In psss'Dg up Bond street which side did you
q. Tbis IN the reishhcrhcod OF l0l O'clock A.
ef, Is. h.bue's at few minutes before l0l o'clock
il wss about lCi when ~as song there
Q. DID you zee any person. A did only one
q Whe; clio he's hsd he OF A. He hsd shawl on
ara tbmk q esp; have heard Ii was Eo~ hat since,
b., nv ,uptetsi, n was 'ba. was cap.
q. WHIST occurred theni A. sas him come ~
Q Do be ring the bell' A. No, Sir; I heard the
click OF bis key ~ be op. ned The door.
. The street WAS very qoie, A Yes, Sir.
u. About wh,f siZe ga. be A. Being wrapped mp
iu shawl, he looked stout - me, should think about
3 feet suctes
Q bow do you know TIA, it was this hoasei A. I.
know tie ouse; know The door plate, on passing,
wi'hovt readlog Il.
O Did Won see him come into the housed A.
old N zee ire ooor open but heard the door close.
Q. Did sou look at the ceor.plte A. lookei NJ
arc ssw tho he g,ing N.
Q. DC YOU look 81 TIE plate and zee DIR. Bardells
name A CAB tell the pate in the dGk.
q. whsi happened next A When got about two
no, s.s Oh heard sery of "mr-r'ii iancied u WAS
looking follasSs AZ tho
enc OF Bono street Broad way, aud thought wa
ID, M: il gave ne the impression Of gTroters.
O. Whist pext A. When | went down as far a. the
eolie- Jaw that was Iii Bond street. !Ancied was
IL Bic cstr before.
Q Where old yos go then. A. Down from Bond 70
Sc. opc -tTt-t
@. Did YOU know Or. Bu'den. A. No, Sir.
q. What time old you reach home. a. | found my
~ q wss in red dent think of connecting this with
the murder until last plight.
O. Was your .uentiou directed to the side lights
A No Sir; think if there had been any light In ths
,house sh. uo have seen II: | ON not positive
Q Do YOU Apox Mr. Eckel. A. No, Sic; Il Va,
,Diy last BIZ ht dat thought that this WA On Friday
night.
Now, tbst Mr.. Ross did not zee Farrell, as he 60.
close ID TO The railing next to the basement area tow
arc TIE way Mr.. Ross coming from, il not remark
sbe.
Mr.. Ross sko corr borates Farrell in bis statement
&C the r,sdes at the of Bond street and the
Bower, whose voices Farrell heard while sitting on
the tepl That Mr. Ross cid not see the other indi-
yidual ptior ed as following Dr. Burdell along the
wax is rot spy more strange than that Mr. Ross did
not ste Mr.. SIrspgmen, who passing at the same
time the opposite eide Of the street; or that Mr..
Strap. man did net see AR. Ross, when his attention
wss cawI that way by the same cry heard by Ross,
Fan.l BROOKE al others.
Now If the witness tlat Is expect Il to-day appears
and textiles that ne knows Dc Burdel), and knows
that ne got of Third-svenue car, OF which he was
ctpcuctor at about lC O'Clock the Ms ht tha he was
muictrtd the other Nitlesees will all DO oorobofsfed,
arc there certainly will be pre- y strong array OF cir
oumstaniisl evidence against Eckel that canno, be
cleared up while he keeps his own hps sealed.
Ii i little r.rnaI kable that the testimony OF Dr.
Roberts who in all his conversations during the nves-
atop has stcwn strong bias in favor of the per-
tn. house and against the theory OF any one OF
them having c omitted the murder, and who testified
10 medate, before Mr. Farrell but not in his hearing,
sbould have contsinod ono Of the strongest points
ags'pst his theory when connected with
Forens statement about the man coming 10
the door, because the blood on the knob
would beve been made by that mans right
hard, if bloody, and tho other marks the door.
casIg by bis f hand exactly described by Farrell,
who could BOT have bno from reading the whole tes.
t,mory the facts testified to by DIR. Roberts.
However small each Link, it is possible yet that The
public il Dot haverse jury, will be able TO firm
connected chain Of circumstances, by which the excite
NETT Of doubt viii be aleyed.