New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11

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~. -. 80 ,bev very seldom have binoj up5n thsi'
s-,s and fbis blood does not resemble ss bto1f TIA:
N some from Tbe t.eth nxed WITH saliva; Z iJOsei
a., gouJs suotose toa. tbs blood might have ba5a
~, ON tyy pol +mzD; lift had been upon the ina ~
ftbe door should have thought 70.
Jodae Cspron - That would depend upon he sct on
Of the iDdividu. sbd the unl-r f1es De
speped the DOR.
q. Now xil 50 b,ckto the time when you, were n
the roy M YOU arse gen leneL ss,e tos-e :: thai ~ns
Old you 90 up 70 see the lsdiesl A. 10.
O. imuer ia'ely discovering ms. taa wa: m1'-
der or b. fore A IDmedi .tey sfer coming loj t1s
rom before even thossht tia, he hid cd r. IN .n
spopIecie IT, went 10 and bs,s.d a. TIE b)dy, aoi
came into be hail. and thea Dr. Ism wished me = <
up to The ladies'.
daughter Nj. So.dH>ss, and the IL ls ys Lis1;
have been there bu. ! DO 10. rtcolect
O. Had they pr OF 70 ia been ;o.d Of he te.h A.
Certainly. -,
not until be returned. - ,t.s
@. Had you seen him the nigh; before. A. hAd
not.
O. How little before TIA. had you sesn him. A.
do OF knos-perhsps il might 40, have been tnres
four days bst II might have been week
O. Were You well scq1.iose1 with him a. Fa
moi: / used TO see bin sitting 10 this psrlor never
psssed dozen words with him in my ite-
O. Who made the first remark when you entered
this room where these ladies and gentleman were
A. II wss iust ,ucb that cant deecrioe y.
@ You cont know who spoke fret a. Mr. Snd
erass sat by the char holding Mr. C1nnlcgo'ni she
vas in great state Of IL element, and the yodng
lade. and tried 10 que. them stNd but q few
minutes and when found u Il sppesran Is Iics'ed
that he bsf died 10 fl, immedis,eiy vent Up ana
told them 'h II 1t not a. bad II "a. poDa Die tnt
be died q natural death; then Mrs. Cunningham az
pesstd 70 feel tl. more easy -be .aid Il ne died
natural death she tlt better about IT, then ms
down and found that be was nuder.d, aud link
then told them that be Wa murdertdl bat Whist par
- y 800 lzc
il was very sOIeun time felt 20 a. le.st A. seeing
a friend a, cut up; Mrs CuDLioeh AN said thst 81
officer had been up 10 zee ~bs' she ~oul1 s~esr to
sbcut it, said she can't We my n:me a. Cuooiog
Says she sm married 70 the Doctor Ssys |,
"when was it p SAyf she, Some time ago Says
!, Have you 9 marriage certificate y Says che,
"Yes" says Where " She b 1nted !, up some
where and resd IL; thst va the first that knew,
al after little remark about came do rn and
was here in the room during the day.
Q. You saw the WOUNDS A. was there wheo
they uDdre-ed the body saw all that was done, and
the staI CD that wa made.
O. bio you see any teri N ace Of ar instru Zen. IN
those woun ,s Leading to discovery Of the iosrums ant
with which it was denel a. There wa nc test made
that az.
Q. Did you subs q1eutlyi A. No.
q. That's all Did you know anything OF the rela-
ton tubnsi ing between Mrs. Cunning CHAN aad the
Doctor whether they friendly or uufrienjly' A.
We'll this places NE in rather peculiar position IN
tlie evidence; uty were DOn VI tu1t h
ao quantsbcts; often called in 70 see them often
ran into the Doctors Dom, and be iht0 nine, and
have seen them frequently, and | have Seen them
alwgs spesk pleasantly before me.
Q. ! didn't bnow but they might have .alke1 20 yo1
about tn, r affairs A. At the tme OF the dsturbsne
about the note that be accused her of stealing had
versstion with the Doctor; he told me ths'
spit for breach Of proniie w4s brought because he
her Of stealing the mote that IL all he spoke 20
me about.
O. Then be stated you that che brough. the breach
OF promse becsuse he accused her Of stealing this
note A. He said q II hadn't done that she wouldn't
hav disturbed me- there wouldn't have been that feel
ing between US.
Q. How vas tha.-he said that she brought thst
breach Of marriage suit bee be accused her OF steal
ing the Doiel A. will tell you the exact cJnverss-
ton that parsed between at that time after be lad
settled he affair aEd taken up his bond be came into
my Office and show ed 1t TO me- rays he This thing
ali settled hsve no doubt thai l have done wroog.
and that she has done wrong and," says he, 'shs
wou int have done il If hadn't accused her Of steal
ing the note"
@. Did be tell you Whist papers he hsd executed ia
,bs, settlement a Says he, 4" rbis thing Ii all set
tied but any body rays anything about H. tell the
ITO brescb Of contract about ,he hluse" and Gays be,
lie all ,ettled now, and snsoing to be their fF end
through life and she s going 10 give paper releas
IL z me Of everything.
q. What time was this A. The very line tia. he
took up that bond,
The bond " as now sent for.
q. What was itai bond A. He Rsd TO give bon Is
Y Sb,UOV IN each fuV Tor DIS appearance a. OO4ft,
when the s1is WITHDRAWN he hsn his bonds ,ii.
Judge Cspron- The date of the bond will show vi eD
il " as given, but not when 1t was taken up.
Mr. Roberts, think il vas 10 October sone tiue,
because Mr.. Fraser was in the bank; the bank ~as
ust OF ened.
The bond wss brought down from up s'airs and Il
was decided after Conversation between thu Cor nef
Jury and witness tina. il wac taken up on The 29d o.
OiOb'r.
Q. d he show you the pa2ers A. He showed m.
IN, boz d.
Q. An, thing bu. the bond A. Thus all.
o. You think thsi was about the 2ld OF October
A. / think il was; would state further that The Doe
tor told noe that the sui wtldrawn without c1.t 10
Q he Doctor at that time ssd uothog shout h.v-
ing been married TO Ms. CANNING ham A. Not a. al,
o. DO Won know whether the Do,tor left the ely
On tiy soon after that A. Well, | don't know
have check 10 sJme Of my papers tia; might perhaps
throw some light TN that.
Q. Check Of the Do,tot's' \. No, Sir; gave him
c. eek + S9W, think for rent WHICH was Que bim
the fnt Of he month.
q Were you q tensnt of his A. Not tenant h9
always comes to NE tle rent Of No. 2 haze done
the business for the lady OF the house.
.. You then can't speak excep: on looking 81 y.
oheSk upon that question A. | can't generally
new when be weLt out OF town. and when he went -
S,aioes in par icul1r, he mos' generally spoke 70 ne
abou; i; | have been up with hi somst'mes
.. Your relations vito the Doctor were gootf A
Q. And your relations with Mr.. Cunningham were
# epdlyi A. Yes, Sir; i was ID otuced 10 toe 'dy
by the Doctor ana whst5ver has occurred between
them they have KEEP, from ME.
.. Excep; On this occasion Ies.
=. Ibid you ever cay ANYTHING 70 Mrs Cunningham
About this 4. | think we had some conversation
about the time.
O. VIA, did she say A. No:hiog more than ;hsl
che had lite difcuity with the Doctor; che SAID Il
was al settled bu: never told me u.on what tens aud
pever inquired.
.. Did the Doctor make confident Of you-wss he
,iD.s U,fh gfV essi N Of Ma