The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16

sepce IN Twenty fourth street. he talked to rs Cunning
ham very plainly M manner and Isnguase 70 her we're
The isnsuaso be used, but don't want to so there
privacy a. 70 the rotations existaug between Mrs.
Cunnineham and d.. Burden before me was asked 10
be be, bridesmaid whenever they were married; few
days beFTe gong " Saratoga, l called 70 see Mrs.
'Se yoa no have
Hcscr with us he sad, Why, certainly would: he
.ad something about money matters and sad tina: was
receive thing fr ,m him Mrs. Cunningham; was
often spl OF ahocs my being the bridesmaid thought
he spike fSSh,hy o. Yrs Cuahinshsm, and asked me
though, she would make good wife, just before she eff
Tw,Ety fourth stree the said to time that when"
II" Mrs. Cunningham his w'fe no would be ieal
Of me- or be believed she thought OF than OF
airy one ese' he wanted persns!c her to take of
ke her should not bury herself when going IN lara
iola board the boat Mrs. Cum ham had brown
dress, and he seemed quite delighted with IL after she
came home Mrs. Cunningham came To ms and began TO
tell me, day about some trouble she hsd
bed with Dr.. Burdell; al this time We were
mailing dresses for her arriage and to travel some
days after he came and sad they going IN be
red that he had had mech unhappiness, but that the
Doctor had come 10 his senses, going act ike
SO much trouble. that they should be married privately
ara the spring they and Augusta would 20 Europe
sns mat Ss tne "me sney rs,u5eo you'd DC an old
sho~ better Than come 10 me 10 be sitness for had wit
nesed secret marriages. and you'd antt Their II
my sitter: she then wep snd tried tn persuade
said had decided TO do that he
enough tc for ward she ought him up; she
said that did know how much she thought OF him;
ths otDveTaoD after had heard Of The broach Of
pronite sOiis one day " 81 Bind greet 10
Ars. Cunningham, and went down tho basement;
ere was pethpg ounces, and the Doctor sitting
rear her; she asked about the marriage OF u
cousin OF mine; the Doctor turned round and said
'wou'dnt he funny " were TO be marrieof and added
,ha; De wondered wha people would cay IL he
red said would nor think singular; her
10 go prc my place ard try on dress we making
for her she sid sbe could net go, for she expecting
home bp0kcase 'Oh, :" SAID thu Doctor, "tho
case" Ancr tina. i saw them together seve
s,ance; s on the day Of hts aes;h saw '0S him
twice; Mrs. Cunningham showing q silk
she had for Aueustas dress Ia 60 hop Brooklyn
uno finishing dress 70 send 70 tieors.nna; say
him at oco X; Dr. Beechsr in while there.
srs. Cunningham in language other than You have
,iOned' never heard I'M sseak OF her except in this
highest terms, and never saw his face clouded
eopg to sarato,a when be spoke 10 her
about bringing DENIS Hubbard back, ana she refused;
think the lat un,e he Doctor, converse, was on
the occasion Of rome cider coming 10 the house wanted
Mrs. Cunningham 10 go out, and she said not, tina.
would scold her, for he wanted her
O. oss Before leaving Twenty fourth street he
sc,et as The children his more than he's; have
tried 10 think II had beard any thing unpleasant r
lately there has been so much aid thai unpleasant
between them, II seemed s'ranse that never heard
anything OF the Kind day t-o after the conversation
about the bookcase she came TO and said playful
", that wonid have 10 be good girl or coulu not be
brides maid all * ny is the circumstance or the book
after the murder my brother reading from the
newpsp5r something about bookcase aud the oale de
pending on It, and struck ih.t hsd been there
day abort Augusta trimmings was afer heard
III ng shout the suits that she asked about
being witness the marriage; don't think knew much
about The suits until after the marriage; when she ssksl
me 10 he witness asked her why she Did not have her
children co recollec what remark she made on
occasion after this the house, she made the remark
all my business Is settled" this the day when
ale lavebipely sad. you moi good girl you will
nat he brices mad replied that did moi ioog
a. she 20 happy sbe then said, all my business
te't the Ivctor and she t0geber several spoke
OF their marriage as thing settled, and ~ keG I,
Toe bridesmaid; bile al saratoga, the day before De
Eurceli returned, expressed ny regret at bic
he had been so kind; never observed change the
intercourse between Mrs. Cunningham ard Doctor
To tho last; know that Mas Jones solicited Mrs Cunung
ham TO ana board ct 81 Bond street the Doctor vi ged
nor very mach 10 60 when at DR. welngons la Twelfth
street; 'hsy @kcn my opinion and thought Il not
proper, henanse tho widow lady aud the Doctor
bacho!aE thai they should board At the place. the
Doctor saic my objection whimsical foosh tina,
he hou,e was the proper place for him; DO called 81
Boni s;I Get "the house >"
To tao Surroeat kpoS John Smith, who was a wit
ness; he II ms aont's husband have s~en Nj. Eckel
ss@ Mr. Douglas once al bis place OF business; never
heard Of Mr.. Eckei until be hoard ~ 81 Bvud
The Court adjourned TO 10 o'clock n day.