New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

rscolec; how my sppeaie WA OF TIA, L Wa difSrest
| hom wbs, il usually VS..
2. Did y. u ;aAe sass Of wine before dinner A.
o WHIST Kind Of vine VA. ia Alan nc, sc-
cusn.ed with the names OF vine AID therefore eanoc<
a. Was YOU not in the hsb, Of taking vine \
M Sir neither before nor s.r dinner, doat oemean-
Der tha. ever before took glass OF VINE ostore en
her bu, prteGme hsVe.
q How did you happen to get thss gsass A. Ioe
sls.s OF ~pe drsnk thsi day Mr.. Barton gave - me-
thisk tbs; De brought 1; on small tes-eosd; 80
il ordids,y .iEed ~iue gass.
2. Did you dritk The ~h>e Off A. 'alhA IN
2. What did il taste ike A. 1t tsssed like WIS
| hsVs Grsrk before.
2. Did i taste pleasant, or unpleasant sboojd
Q. Ard Why did you take IT, A. AMER considerable
! hesi,s,ioI | took |, because i, offered 20 ne;
| hsd uo other reason for my drinking IL
z. Dag BE hr. Barton drink any. A. l dooi recO'-
| lect that he did.
.. DID Mr.. Barton say snv;hiug to recommend tho
vine ard what did be ssy When be offered 4 20 you
A. think be asked me Il would take glAss Of wine;
thpk be ssked before be brought il, and ressms
| told hiu Yes.
O pid YOU take it AL down At cns swallow, or
drink il by sips A. don't recolect but dont
think that should be likely to drunk down q -
swallow.
O. Did you notice anything peculiar sbou, he tafts
" the vine A. did not 1t wss strong lac vice l.
have drank before.
.. Whst effect had the wine upon you A. l.
mace ny bead rather stupid and sleepy could net
ssy how soon il before elt that effect but not
great While it might have been tive minutss, could
not saw
.. Whist were YOU and Mr. Barton doing a, The
the time A. l don't recclec. anything particular
| sbst either ot Us we're doing.
Q. When you felt this supplying effect coming on
what did YOU DO. cid you lie down OF sit down A.
opped down the sofa
q Where was Mr.. Barton ST the time : A. He vss
the room.
l.. A S,nt I eouh
not say that he doing anything.
.. When YOU were the sofa, did you loee yeur
ccnsci lusne.sl A. No, Sir; think | did not; tbs
was before dinner.
before dinner A. don't remember.
O. Surely YOU can remember whether you were
drunk or sober when you took dnnerf a. hihk
bad about got over H. 49, "
%. When Won went down TO dinner, did you tshe
Mr. Barton ann A. Idon't recoleet whether did
or not ,
Q, Did you drink any more wine that day. A. L
'V Q. T 1s You wen. to Albany, did you A. am
not c. rtsin whether did OF not did not 20 70 Al
bsny thst afternoon; l went on board of the boat
Mr.. Brady-Now keep your mind IN e ele@ STATE
A. Isl ,ndeavor TO Go go, slept On board the boat;
| il was under way
| o. Did Won have a state -rooul A. Yes, Sr-aod
We urirs d in Alb my the next morning.; n,
Q. When you got Up from dinn.rtabh, where ou
| YOU gof A. | think went back 70 my room.
Q. Had you then fully recovered from the effects q
| the vine A. cannot Fay whether bad or no..
Q. Did You 90 TO your room alone A.. ea ..".
reNoect whether Mr.. Barton attended me 10 my roew
Wbe h. in your room more than once tina. day. A.
think he there twice; be vas In the room ai*s
dinner , :. .s..o n, u.r.o,
csme INTO your ROOM A. cant say how Icing II was.
or what WAS doing at the ume De cams 10, OF nov
long he remained; he came IN and went OUT severH
times during the afternoon that we stayed thsfe'
| O. Was the door locked or fastened. A. cannes
Was YOU ON either of those beds during that time.
| A No Sir; not that know Of.
q. Was Mr.. Barton upon either of them A. No,
| Sir; pot that | recollect. -
O. Did be take any Liberties with you on that day.
| A. NOT that am aware o. ,,
O. Did be or you have anything to eel or drink IN
| thai room that afternoon. A. We had not
| o. Had you snything to drink. A. tAfer some hes
| natlopl Well could not say whether We dfans sons
| wine nut should think We did.
| o. Were You stupefed unconscious, IN tha' room
| after dinner that day A. fes. SIR
| o You walked that afternoon from the botaf a.
| No Sir | have no recollection OF II.
o. Did you 20 out 10 anybody IN the city oeiofe
you left Tor home A. think before went on board
| the boat 1 went in an omoous from ue ooroof ~
Broadway and Dey stree', to zee friend OF m'Se;
Mr. Barton WAS al the hotel at the time; Il vas Mr..
EbeDezer =. Cooley, at the store OF Blake Brown,
| In Br, adway. -.
O. Did you see Mr.. Cooley A. Yes, Sir.
| q. Was II before YOU had tsken the "ine' A:
think il IVES before went 10 the bofeli saw Mr..
Cooley perhaps for about ID minutes, to pay him oil
| owed bin; then went hack :" ihe hotel
| O. Al or about What hour Of the day sas that
you became aware, AZ stated IN your sfidavit thss
your person had been outraged. A. later consder-
able hesstioD) could not say at what time thai Gay
| FIRST discovered the fact
| o Wa il before or after dinner. A. Ii was aster
dinner. A..
| T. How lOpg was il after Mr. Barton gave you "s
glass Of wine. A. cannot cay.
| .. How long il after you had arranged your
dre.s and adjusted your hair that you discovered thaI
your person had been outraged. A. eAonot Toll you:
Q. About how long A. l cannot reoouec; whssl
| sa'd il NY affidavit
| which made you believe that your person had been
! outraged. 4 Yes Sir
O. Wa that discovery before after you had diced
with Mr.. Barton you have ts'ed. A. IL was after,
ou. canpot tell you how long or whether "as one,
two or three hours. =, ~,
.. Where was Mr. Barton when you made the ds.
coyery -,
Az ibis stage of the proceedings the witness became
too week e1cted ami III ~ continue the examnsaon,
yhereupOn Mf. Brady aud offered few remarks
relative 70 the Gaze, IN which be observed hf os
rbsrge s..in.t Mr. Barton had bsen trunped ap, and
.bous az once move for the disnss OF the compliant,
lint ,ome uRht consider that advantage hsd been
taken OF the complainant tie also ihiimated tnas a.
.o n a. ths case concluded some steps ~om1 70
taken 10 pun,h the conf IansD as waning asaisss
Other women, for sGcn cares bnd oecon7 ~" ''"''A
Of late ,,e "a L..
Mr. Philips offered few remarks IN eehaf OF hs
client q The fl. - tba the affidavit had oen pnps
100 s.Yong perhaps one eand While inc conP Ainant
bad probably BEEN led incon'ideraeiy 70 'sn INC '''-
umsnt- ,,,,,. ...u
Ms Elizabeth G.. Cotton Of Philsdelphis on being
svorp testified that he nOes previously shosn Hefo
10 the handwriting Of Mis- Stafford
The further investigation Of the case was tnen 90
ouned r1ul Friday morning at 10 a.. m.