New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
THE ESTATE OF DIR. BURDELL.
sURROGATE'S COURT-APRIL i6-Bctore A. W. BRAi

Is THE MATTER OF An APPLICATIONS FOR LLITEHS OF
ADMINISTRATIONS, Efc.
The attendance yesterday, on the examination was
smaller than Oh the last previous day.
The case for the defense was opened by Mr.. Tlden,
who would show that the evdence OF Ms,
Augusta Cunningham contradictory IN iten Snd Prov
80 by other He also prepared 70 show tue true
relations between Mrs. Cunningham and Dr.. Bufdell
TESTIMONY OF PETER ?. YooRHiS.
Ex.Aldernsn Peter r Voorhs swornl know the hev Mr.
Marvin and conv.rsed with hpl days after hi. eAanns
the Coroner and before hs had seen Eekei remarked
married he replied be did except that be saw slight re
ssmbsnce about the mouth he not good at recognizing
persons ministers who people have something else 70 90
than identify them the he married he said was slow
.p skiDs and stopped little ne did not stand up 'qqarey
by the side the and acted rather snguary con
with him fifteen twenty minutes and ne dd
say h. believed Dr. Burde he had married w1tne,
conyeised with Mr. Marvin after the latter had seen Eek
who stated that when the circumstances TO BE- made
known to him :. 70 Why the Psep, p came 70 him to o. aa
man h. msred b. further that h. led 70 th.
,, The dc@1 fysH ., So @ tSs a Il p e S S
NED about the mouth, aud was nearer EeseP' .us.
TESTIMONY OF SAMUEL G. HARKIoT.
Samuel C. Harriet .woIn--I had conversation with ne
& bs when h. law Fctel he feared be should see tie min
he narried this took place in the street
To Mr. ci1tsn eaSnot .~,.r positively Aa 4 tie word q.
beet oi my recol' elton and belief
TESTIMONY or DIP. MCGUIRE.
Benjamin =. Mcclure. s"Ora-I am dentist and reside
cenyerstion viii the Rev Mr. Marvin No. 81 Bond
the .iteOos Of the ID ot February he had NC thgn G sa
son ne married to Mr.. CunDinskam thin spare m,n
and that bis whkers very hssyy and M and reached
about sx inches below his chin. ~ -
@ VA there any din Guilty between John and William Bug
dell en- hand aud Harvey Burds and Johns wife op
the otherl A. william and John were friendly John aud
Harvey not; don't know Of an difficulty there
might have been Harvey .ded Johns wife when
his interest to do in the Of the divorce between John
and wife; there suit between haryey aud William Bur
dell particularly friendly 10 William in the suit
thought they both IN the wrong; Dr. Harvey Blrde
pref. rred criminal complaint against nay kaow
edge the Rev. M Marvin az the house No 81 Boad
the Sunday after the death Of the Doctor Mr Buen
In my company; he s the Doctor. brothrr-inlaw;
Mr.. Marvin sssn at o'clock the day q, tao
place Mr. Bueu there also the oony.ratiou tes
fed direct Examination took place in the front psor
there quite number o prrscnt Judge Thsyr
hr SpGu.dng and others tn. conversation
ordinary tone Of voice probably hy Ity Pcona yre
present the than third f Dr. Main,
think there when the Rev. Mr Marvin IcSe sd
that h be married had beard Of length be Paced
his hand as low "a the bottom Of his ersyst-
To the Sgrros~Thr something peculiar N The .ec.n.
Of Dr. Burdel voice il had sort ~ elsns or bsrsns
what different from other p.rsous .,sr
To Mr. Cint0B--I. very peculiar ~ voice sho "'
TESTIMONY or DR. sANUFL PakALf' -.
Ir.i!. Q. NJ. - Bond street I'm c'L-HI y "'''f'