New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

O. DID he peak first 20 Won that evening about
III A. No, Sir.
Q When did he speak 20 you ab"u. il fir the FIST
6ne' a. II sas on the sunday morning NJ II pre-
eeedrg the marriage be spoke first to ne about it.
Q. What did he say A. He asked ne il would
be wiling 10 be witness TO marriage between my
mother and himself
=. " hat do YOU "a , A. lie also tated tina be
wanted me TO Keep it a secret
Q State all that be said at that time A. Until
June next that lie then intended going 10 Europe With
mother. Le a-O stated that be would take nae vito
him il | wished to go.
O. STAT All that be said at that time that you Low
recollect. Was yOur mother present at TIE tine A.
Sic was.
O. What did she saw anything A. He asked her If
could keep secret She -aid he must ask th4tqu-stion
Of n, self BE also stated 70 that mother gJiag
t. Cohen to If she could get DR.. Snofgr4ss 70
cone into town 10 marry them ! asked the Doctor If
il was to be al the house he said il 70 TAX
a, the house then asked hun Why he wished 1t kept
q secret he said that he had promised Dnnis Hub
bard.
Q. Who
Mr. CintOn-Miss Hubbard she Is called She
married. but has been divorced.
Wiiness--lie said he had promised be would never
marry anyone While che single; tdat she was the
only incunbrance be- had On his hands at that time,
and that she was TO be married before Jane next;
mother then told me should not ask any qurs
tons about it then len the room. leaving tie two
there together.
o. What was the next occasion when the subject
about it when She came up stairs; she said
Mr. Edwards objected.
Witness-I asked if lie wanted to have it kept
surTogat--They object anything -he said unless
the Doctor was present.
Witness-Nothiug further was laid about It down
stairs.
Q. When did YOU next hear the Doctor say any
thing on the subject A. NeXt morning the Doctor
told me that mother had gone to Goshen for that
purpose 10 DIR. Suodcrasss he told NE that in his
Office; no one pIcsen bat the Doctor a.d myself.
] .aid nothing further to him, and that Is sl he said
81 that time the subject.
Q. When was it next adveIted to ia his presence
A. don't think he spoke about it again till Tuesday
morning.
Q. What did he say then A. He then asked
mother what her age
CONGRATULATIONS.
Mr. Tilden-IIow do YOU fix the day on which this
marriage took place Miss Cunningham. How do you
know il was on the 2Sih of October
Miss Augusta Cunningham-l think some
thing ought to remember; the Doctor often talked to
me about II.
Q. You say that the first time he spoke to You
on the Sunday morning preceding the marriage a
Yes, Sir.
O. Are YOU positive that was the time A. Yes.
G. Was it on the Sunday morning before church
time A. Yes, il was.
O. Was there any Circumstance that enables you
to say it was on Sunday morning \. lie said he
wanted my mother TO go to Goshen on Monday; lac
told me on Monday that she had gone.
Q. On what tue on Monday did the Doctor tell you
she bad gone a. In the morning; was in his Office;
| think he fixing his instruments.
O. This was the day after he had first spoken 10 you
about it, and the day before the marriage A. Yes,
Sir.
O. And during your mothers absence to see DIR.
Spodgrass at Goshen A. Yes, Sir
g. DO You remember any other conversation you
bad with him No Sir; was not long in conversa-
ton with him.
Q. When did your mother return from Goshen ? A.
In the evening
O. Do you know how she went A. do not
think the Doctor went Uut to the door with her, and
came back again.
Q. Did she 20 Goshen by way OF Newbursh
A. / do not know.
O. Did she leave the house in a carriage, on
foot 4. | don't think she went III Il carriage.
q. Did your mother say she was going by railroad
or bv steamboat A. She did not tell me.
Q. What time did she leave that morning to go 7
A. don know she had To take her breakfast alone
because she went early.
q. Did the Doctor say how long he intended TO be
gone to Europe after he had told YOU he should keep
the marriage secret till June 4. He did not
Q Your mother was to go with him TO Europe
a. Yes Sir.
@. What reason did he give for wishing TO keep
the marriage secret a. He said he had promised
his cousin Mrs. Dims, that he would not get married
till she married.
Q. Did he give no other reason 4. do not r.
member any.
Q. What time on Tuesday morning was the CONVEX
sation when he asked Your mother her age : \.
think it was between and s, before breakfast.