New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-07

1sGT 80, any did ,. hail when NJ.
Cunrntlem 50 p'o''n; hc AZ o.. MAKE auJ rcia@f
Did the Doctor MAKO any charge as9'; any p-r.on sth
u,sd yog 10 FL o. Prf %Ss,A .a IA ~ asi ;eas
How Ins were you in the house oseberi 4 r4~-.
O In ~ls FaT q ~ hal did Ne ;aie place A. th.ui
i ~ a. D. n thc Two doo1s Ia the hall!
O. State tie time accurately your memory vii allow
4 tniTl II va. h the morning about i'eeio's
q DID YOU Mr. CuuhinshAiu .r ih. - % th' lime q
he entry q the police into tie house No d Bond street
O. You GENE to the ho..e on Saturday aornius A Yes
Wt ~Hs, aS he fon, DOR A. thin it boy
O. Where did YOU proceed hr'' Al went uP stairs 20 the
DS5' Mo ISS %S. he, A Dr. Smith an hi. SON and ,Ls
door open or shat, locked anocLedl AI,d
Poyy son .aer you got at the landns' A. Immediately
q Who the room, If any A. Those parties men
'I o WsrTe then was the body Of Dr. Burdell
Jads,-Iie witness I1sy see thu diazrAms-
The witness then examined diagram and answered
by pointing al the spot
J1ds,-How did III, body lay to the door Tse dor
ju,t cl.v, Ily cleaned th. head Of tie body
O. Wssh lyns upon the face back A. I; was tarned
O. Had any cfcer been there before yol A don't think
there had three Of 10 vent together. 49,
@ Was Officer BveI. one Of the number and oheer Lit
Bid yo ste any examination Of the attic. or you
present steny A was present but didn't make any ex'm
What article. did he upon hi. person other than h
O. Ma, kind Of key.l A. nighttey the key Of his SAFE
smaller keys. he did not have much anything il n
q, His watch him! A Yes.
O Was it going, had it topped A think 1t had
How was the secretary did you observe
Thai Ia b.. A. observed the lid down
O How the doors3 A. They were shut. III.
O How long did yon remain there' A. think stayed
O. bd YOU see Ms Cunningham in the morning. A. l be-
eSc did
q. Where' A. Up stair. in her BEDROOM
O. About what hour Of the morning! A. II was some time
during the day; think was in the morning
wfs, wac wac he dong! She appeared to be in great
q What she doinsl A She was sitting on the edge OF
9 Who was there a. He. Her ds Az s.oa
q Any one else A. The two boys; in fact, there
you present when the Coroner commenced his in
@ What hour of the day commenOed A. 1t mus:
O Did you Mrs Cunningham in the afternoon A. saw
hT tGS,Id ysnns yo whs1 cent %a' sent T T Coroner
@ What did you say to her when you were there told
@ What did she say A. She said che would not go down
without consulting her counsel. .
Did anything else pass between yourself and her at that
time A. No then went sway. - 49,. -.
marx which vow heard A. think the COrOner John,
said she would have GO down.
9. Did you Sc her again that nisht! A. Yes.
O. Did you have anything to Ioy to her. A. think did
but don't recollee what was H, said ..., ".
q Where? A. At the house.
deal stayed all the time; stationed in the
O. At whose order1 A. The Coroner and the Captain
Sunday morning A. ! never had anything say her
reraIds affair told her didn't think it prudent to
@ When you went there in September, any blows
on the shoulder while Officer Lte talking but what
marks made don't know Ltte knows more about that
Yes Oh the next day sunday present her bedroom
q What done in her room in respect to this search A.
She perfectly willing that everything should be searched
and we went aud searched and examined everything
session Of aId il So what the articles, a. One
dagger another pistol smother was key Of the safe
there S %a two Hls Hefssi tii fHsi' A'
Q Did you knife with strong blade to IT. A.
q Who principally conducted this search' A. John Con
the CoToners deputy and SON
q Where were weapons found A. In Mrs. Cunning
Q. And the sa, key where was that obtained! A. pin
the sttc found in bag among lot OF papers was
Of S.p o% John of eGa S45's aad
Attorney General Cnshns-Is that the key thandns him
oue) Ii like that could not swear that that
Q The d,rger- You know where is now A. No Sir
Judge TO the counte Is there dispute about the key
Counsel-Wc believe not.
Cross-Eramination.
Mr. Cnton-Wss there money found the person OF
Dr. Burd,i a. III. body examined A think
O. How muchi A. don't know how much; there ell
O. About how much do you There may have been
75cents. - ,
O. Doyou recoect any the peceswhether there was few
corners or al hing more K recolloc there
pieces silver "copper" don't think there
O. Are you that you when his pockets
were first examined A. | am quite positive ] was
O. Did you testify before the Surrogate that not hing wfs
found his pocket have not been before the Surrogate
O. On Saturday during the day, did great many people
the House No 81 Bond street Towardt evening
@ In the sernooni A. Yes about the middle Of the after
O. Was there not great crowd there A. There
many people, but not so many as on Sunday
O. In what part of the house were you mostly on Saturday
A. think was in the Doctors room mostly
O. Did you allow anybody to up sisrs during that day
O. Up to what tine7 A. think the Coroner gave orders
toward night not to allow anybody TO COUP
O. Was that in the sftenoon2 A. think was as near as
O From that time till the inquest defendant
q Well was she in custody A. do know whether
the Coroner had committed her not he told me to keep her
q Don't you know policeman whether that is keeping
party in custody or not1 A; should think it was; 49,
O. Did do directed In that respecl A. did
4. Yes WIZ ''''e N''
before she did downl should think eight
tors and then up STAIRS after up second time
she immediately came down with me.
During that time she didn't see any counsel did che
Q How did come to there the etst morDius-were
around there, three Of us by the lieutenant
@ Who took possession of that dssser' A think the Cor
O. Did he take possession Of the pistol A. think he did
hd he INN, di,'ey on finding them take possession Of
O Have them since hsti A. seen the dag.
ger. not the pistol
The examination of the witness was then con-
cluded, after which Silas c. Herring was called to the
stand.
TESTIMONY OF SI.AS c. HERRING.
Examination BIZ Mr. Hail.