The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

Cross examined BY the Dean Facr'ty-rwen,y grains
would be large dose TO he admInstered cannot refer
to any where twenty grains e. ver when speak
of jaundice, ! referred to the col OF the AAin aud
eye pever had any cases In which these ympsoms ap
shown Or Tayors work. and requested to point out the
passage which his knowledge rested-Cauno condo
ioended any rasssee IN par!cula-; ulcers might We
produced by other than rrtant poison
them In any other case, but can conceive them TO
arise nterc fever have made animal before
In case OF sIsenicsl posonng do the per
sons name; DR.. Crawford and Dr. Penny engaged
By the Lord Advocate--Know from my reading aud
study that sundice symptom OF arsencal polsonng
the presence OF aundice would not sway me either
way ether
BpFYCT OF ARSENIC on ANIMAL LIVE.
Dr. Penny by the Lord Advocxte,-Aade some expert
% oo ae Win SCOT and
y In detecting the SCOT In the stomach OF the dog alter
deaih administered arsenic ooored win ndlso and had
a ,uty In detecting, by chemical tests the indigo In
tina case administered to another dog portion OF arse
nic sold by Mr. Curre; detected black particles, bat
could not undertake that these crbsnaceous part
Giles ere Of themselves sucient to Identify any particular
desorpIcn Of serc could detect arsenic in the brain
Of these dogs found solid arsenic tn the stomach Is well
Is arsenic In the texture Of the stomach.
By the Court-Am DOT aware th there Is less arsenic
found In the brain Of animals than Of human being
Ing matter Of the arsenc before admiusterng to tine
dog the particles found In the dog bore close appear
sDCe both In the physical appear ance and in their ohem
properties were Identical
hort iDtorv. took place At half past twelve until
quaer 70 one when the Court having resumed the Lord
JuSce Clerk sd In regard to the order for the attend
sncs OF Mr. James Cunningham, OF the Scotch Thistle
tdce, word bad been brought to him tina. Mr.. James
Cunningham had not then been at tho Office, but
was expected 10 have been there 81 twelve O'Clock
to s any
for that paper he would say 80. No appearance WAS
made by any one.
TESTIMONY OF CHRISTINA rKENz1-How LANCE
LrKR VISITED MISS SMITH AT HKa HOUSE.
nskeDZ0
Smith, Miss Smiths father Was two years In thai
sS other hs vas ne nsS
than The PRISONER. MIS- janet, think Is aboutwelve.
The eldest son, John, h about sixteen or seven
Is two yea, younger he was At school in Einburg Mr.
Smith has house in Rowleyni they lived there during
about the month OF May during the ,ond winter was
with them they lived In India atreet while they
temen did nOs hsn tnow bis name, but Afterwards learn
cd that was LAngeller; when she pointed hi out she
said he Wa friend Of bers he the street when
che pointed him out; Miss Smith and the draw
Shown phOsognph-This is the gentleman's likeness;
gate lnoa street. opened that gate and admitted
him by orders Of Miss Smith this was during
s s the done ns
wa shut when they went In; be remained about half
an honr ; he came back on other occasions at night;
do not think he ofener than three four times
he about ten O'clock before the family had retired to
rest he sometimes stood at the back gse he did not then
Miss sm sent me 70 Dc so on some occasions be va;
there, and other occasions he there left the
back door Which led 70 TIL; gate open the Laundry Vas
gentleman might 60 into this laundry without seeing
them when living In India street pointed outtn gentle
mentioned his 70 him; have spoken 10 LAngeler:
he made present OF dress; he did say what he
DO MOI remember SEEING him there there were
lettes addressed Ia while In India street, Miss smith
said they were coming from her friend thoushtshs meant
Ara N
Smith, called for letters addressed Mn Bruce by orders
Of hss smith, gave them 70 Mss Smith; Miss Smith gave
me etters for him 70 POST at Rowa India street. and
Bysbeswood square; knew they were addressed to
LAngefer; delivered letters - that person. In FRANKLIN
In Bytheswood square ,here was small door ope ang to
the area Miss Smith asked me 70 open tbs door tds vas
good while before she .as apprehended Ch.rotse Nc
lean Vas 10 tho kitchen; came and len the bask door
OPEN went % the kitchen; heard fooep, coming into
the si,chep did hear where Miss Smith went TO- 70
Than bali hour; Charlotte Mclean WIS 10 the
III chen during that time this past tune OF going
70 bed remained longer in the Kitchen than usual Miss
smth told Co. and she asked me TO open the back
door, and stay in the kitchen little; she said she had 10
see MEND .nis ..yed In the kitchen Sid no. tn,w
In my bedroom, but I did mot know - Q
fact; lid MOI hear Tho door Of my open; did net
hear tpe back door shut; uirk found shut but not
certain; thorc oat In the house. ksy Of the
door kept In the kitchen; heard that Mis- Smith 70
By her mother; think wa Good While before her sp-
prehension oksc What she sS 70 do with her cher
haS Eve hin uD ,S.S shs ssS s Is. ss n S. sne
she sad she ddnr care India refused letters
for her ssr had reoeived some do NOT rememoer what
she said also refused q Blytheswood square, but DO
not remember whether she maze any remayk; sks sad
she could receive them ~ he window; BAugeber ct
The window the winter Miss Smith could pass from her
owr bedroom 10 the window; never saw INV rss; 70
member Sun sy 22t; not well tas day. and kept my
bed oonseq1 enoe rec about ave or six o'clock In the
Afternoon Duncan MKm ne came between and
ship thai evening; Mss smith vS present.: TKsors
t.
there when came back; len Miss Smith IN tho d.
ring rcom MKcnxc left about ton do mot know Of any
Smith being an evening party in the o. the week.
the key Of the back door kept In my bedroom think
would be about eight O'Clock In the morning that dis
covered that Miss Smith at home; there Key
TO the back gate Of the OF which had charge the
key OF the back door OF the house always In the
door person In tho inside could open the door In the
lobby and could also open tho door In the wall think the
key OF tho front door stood 10 tho lock had charge OF Miss
Smiths bedroom did not 500 that during the nhs OF
January March the water In her basin ooored Pc
culisry blark OF bue
BY the Cour.-when the family went to The Bridge OF
Mics Smith had taken any Of her clothes with her when
abe left suddenly she bad small carpet bag containing
no, 70 do %; told when Isdia street % receive
them.
The Lord Justice Clert-I suppose s MKcunie
Ing 70 visit you, you took pity on the young lady.
ExAMFArIos or MISS rERRY.
Mary A. Perry, examined by tho lord AdvooAe-I was
BON attended s. Juaes Esoo tsapol ''Is r., came %
know him nAely be spring Of iss5 The occasion
that brought tcgcther his brosher's death. He
w1 In very graf distrces In the OF 1855 he
told that be engaged 10 Miss Hadsielne Smith,
was aware from that time for sard OF bis attachment
and correspondence Was introduced 10 Miss Smith In
August lsit when Mr. DAngelcr broughs her call on
me (shovn documont) hha letter from LAngcler
addressed to mo
Bridge OF Allan, 10Th March.
should have some one last night but the
letter came 700 late &c ~s are both disspponsed Yours
Isfcrrsd from that last parasraph Una, referred 70 IN.
Smith DAsee Ter was frequently - my house, and dncd
with me occas lnaly he bad general good health up
laA winter but sinoe that he did keep well be-
FORE think In February he told that another gentle
man had come between him and Miss Smith, and thai he
Dubbed by II; be said Nj smish had II time do
MED that abe know any oher gentleman very ntim sisy;
II another time she evAdcd the qucs lon during
February; reooec1 that he dincd with lTth Feb.
ruary and he told vhen be next expected see ms
smith, which on t,c Thursday Afterwards; did not
sec him again until the ID Of March; he looking
cScd IN haas 4 hss 49,