The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

O. Did Dr. BurSel at any time give you TO anssrssar
c N the conduct that was gong on IN the shat
BY sJuror-Did you ever hear. or haze you hsA,d.
that Other persons expressed vndicsvs feelings to-A
DR. BurIenr A. hsvs no rocoiioct;on Of any In,,s n
O. Have ySu ssy know,sdge frsm any souzco whereby
to OBJ ain site In referGxos 10 ss dosu A. en- nSS
aware OF any auiess be remark mWde by Dr. SMITH
son; he remarked one day that prs CoAnlngrsm ssSd
she could ooun. dollar for dsiisr WIN DR., purt ana
O. What your Inference from shss remsrS sir, A.
ny iperence vas thAs perhaps II was rboasfn remaSA
ou, " an expression on ussi ~ DR. srrdsn
dels once 70 see him A. Yes, called eometlmes hs
mad lathe at.ed with cut.ers whsh he used to permits
me 70 use, and vent In for that purpose In she
nabl. :: gong into his office when he NOT there,
q Was he irregular In coming homoss night 20 6sr -
you can understand A. do not know that could saY
distinctly what his habits my Impression was shse
no was steady sober man Iknow nothing W the
O. Have you rot frequently Known hlr. to come houns
before yen ss nght A. have never taken pAsssoaiAr
Q. We're you ever ~ late a. II O'Clock in his hooss
A. Never; do not think ever was ~ late a 10.
Q. Whefe were you last Friday evening, from .hs
hours OF until l2' l think I was at home II u uee
improb.blc that was out but cannot remember.
@ Do you hear any noI'e 10 the street A Noshsse
Q. Did you fnd smell 81 clohps being burusa
IN the stree-anyaing OF sufocss.ng character A.
Q You heard no CRY of murdsr' A. None.
By Juyor-You seem 70 have ban on very soos
terms with DR. Burce no on know suy of his r.endg
where he took dis meals where no msh, be likely Be
spend his eve niDgs A cannot cay tsat do undsv
slocd that he took bis meals ~ tho La's'go House b
since loarnec he boarded at tho Metropolitan am
quainted With DR. Burdeis Irionds be was quite bos
ness man.
Q Have you ever seen DR. Barieil Ia oompany vsss
lsdissf A. believe I have seen him wn.kiug towads
broadway win ladies' none shst could identity how
Friday evening little before passed into tho lsb9sa
tory, and remained about ten miautes
BY Juror-When you saw those iaoisc, was De
BuJdell wsklg by their side or ini cd togethefs A.
They seemed 70 be ladies' wao professionally ~
tended by him. and he wM escorang them 70 IN On
Q When you were hero on Friday last did you mssa
WIN anybody A lmot Mrs Cunningham Ia tne nah
a. passod ont, and there was also gentleman wtAn
her.
Q will you describe the appearance OF tha, gcntenss
10 the Jury A. He seemed 10 be about the u.e
gentleman whom have sire learned vas Mr.. SnoA-
grass; 40 was rather tall thAs Otherwise. and no very
stout did rot take particular notice Of him as ba1
been In rhe habit Of meeting persons In the hail he
seemed to be putting bis Goa, ead cap on. as no we're
going out did not notice that hs had wbisssrs
positively any that he had cap on, bu! tanx was
jockey csp
O. Did you observe anybody else A / think aos;s
ieei qus that The door 10 the back room open
shni rrs Cunningham Stepped from this door to sposs
him when he was puarg on his scat think hs mns'
tbs street, Afterwards ried 10 fccolloct whether be
went GU, before or wheher hs won't from the hall Into
the front psrIor.
TESTIMONY OF 1uan czoMDrx.
NJ. Hugh Crombio WAS called, sworn and examised
BY tne Coroner A folows:-
O. 7o7 the Deputy sherT Of New York A. ~.
Q. nd you know lsr. BurdeI. A les, sir.
O. 10 you know MI. Cunningham A. No, sir. Z Do
NOT.
Q. Hal you any bussness iran n,ot,ons with Or. sw-
dellS A. had
Q. wil3 you tell the jrvy wha, Trey wcre' A. W.
in the pssre Of two .pi0 commenced against the Doss
Q. By vaomwere the suits comrasnec4. sir A ~
Eaoma Cunningham, who was the piair':r AMI NJ Hs<
Y. In what relationship s't you stand parties n
this matter A. In the relooa Of oicer executing
q. What vas the writ for, A, There WIRE two.
q. What we're they2 B,cssh Of promise snA 80
der breach Of pre- mre sLd ,sductou ,hnx, rers bosA
embodied IN the AFFIDAVIT, but am no, quite osrts1s
q Dd those suits 20 or. a, 10, cir, they were NJ
confined
Q. Al whose instance they discon,insed' Al
Q Al what time were the ants commenced. sire A.
The Wits came i1,o tho cnce on the 18th OF octob~
a. When wore ibo suiis disoorlousdP 90 the 23d
Of ociober The I'D OF Ososor returned the vA "
The Sberis ana this, w, suppose. The time when The
A Juror-on What day DID you serve snenl A. On
the 18th.
parry since the tlsonrrnuanosF A. Meme.
Coroner 10 the Jury Il hsvc M further questions
put, but yt1 CON do 10 you think ut.
A juror bsvo nothirg 10 sss.
Coroner Ito wi:noS)-Tnai is oil you know about ths
netef' A. vee
4 Juror DO you Anow that in Tia. suit seiucsou vs
A. We had diIeront conversation wsh ~
Doctor about u; he came in almost eycty day.
Ju-or-N IVES mentioned In the HxsAp thai 20
were present whom The conversations occurred bssveo
Dr. Durde and Mr. rhayer lawyer, and that the dos
very strong largusgef A. ne used very strong
Ian gusge whene yer spoke 10 him about no vevy
much incsssed agAiDs, the parties.
q Did his abusive language relAe to ThAyer hmsshr
O nd 10 speak in On uuusu,i a.snor, and did hss.
language show vt.dIctive feeling A. NO more shan
cUlA uflNrt txr rfxg vvsla
" Were you Aequalpted with the manner In which ha
expressed himser ordinarily A. 80, air supposed 10
have expressed himself oiaerenty under different or
eunstances be seemed TO be mad Asaru hs Canning
O DO you know Of any subsequent dinisu,ss Sssvss.
the pariicsf A. No, sr, do not
TESTIMONY OF IssAc c. wILIxTr.
Mr. wiets was sworn aud on smIped by the Coroner
y You are aware OF ihese two suIisl A. Yes, str.
End that the 18th OF October, lste, recsived I've
orders OF uresi tho Of Em ma A. Cusnisshsn,
SsiI 'S n Coco ..oS | H. r TssS:r vas he plsasas
attorney; they were giVcn 10 Mr. Crombh ths bepsq.
60 Gn E oIs urdo on s. s.sy
O. rto.c matters .me ru, into the hands Of ,hs DspoAv
sheriff A. Yes but these discharges always ooms -
the Sheriff
juror-Do they fully state tho nature Of the suns
The Coroner Gcptcmea Of ne jury these things nag
appear a. nue importance but u v very impcssA.A
charge Mr.. Burden with both . brssoh Of promise q
msrrsse and sed notion, or with but one
Juror-1he Jury would Ike to know u.
The witness-i oil then read H.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Egma cvHnisglsn aga,a Hr,rsy garasa =, is hsrehs
stipulated and agreed by and between The respective parties
he above action that this action hereby vrh
drawn without either party, ard the said dsfendAs
Harvey BuTdei consideration OF the above wthtrswN
hereby stpulaes ard 70 prosecute the psirn
herein for bcirg arrested in ihIs action. - ,.
r.. &. THAYER, Pianlin7 Is Attorney.
Ger q, leIs. HARVEY BCRDELL. Defendant
The other 10 70 The same purport; have sssrcaed -
records OF the superior Court 70 md the amiavim -
they ere there Ia the practice OF the Sn JYn. when
n sut 10 withdraw, and the plslntn attorney oA6
rpcn him for the papers, to hand them over 10 BIN.
Mr.. Thayer, the counsel Qn'erupast)-Docs the
Sherin remember dell vering them up 70 me
The vilness-No but 10 the habit Of the onloc 10 de-
liver them Up In case OF this Kind, the rule OF the
Court or sheriff 10 die the papera within Ten days
the but ths sut beina y,tndrawn before ~