New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

"e"' yyah ,ha. be boarded here, suppose. A.
jDsSs CsgnnMr ceroosr csssS s ;, S,'sT ,,s nee
Mat 81 thro~ any " ht On the sa'9ecs ny i''
exs uius,oD of that nan.
A Jsru-were you very intimate with this nsn A.
Yes Sir, quite mtim.te.
@ How frequ-ttly did You 30 ont " u him' A.
A. zach ss so or three evening" n week,
O DIDN'T he ever ssy anything sbca' teis an
A. No, Sir; oily tbiAk he said be liked 1t; o''eu
here. .
O. In all his focal coDve-sstion Gith y"u, ne nsver
Sst ed With yoa shout The ladie. beie' A No, ori
did ct o, rsiier i'm n very gre-t ladies man
Q. Did you know anything 90 NJ h's 'the lotlm
siss s,h 'sdiesi A. have Known something so''
them bus Lot TO very trea; exteOt
O. Did Z you h O~ tost he Vas qui'e int maze ~t'h
ME-. PIosserl Well, DO ha. Dot ihina.e
with Der for long time was pretty Sc awSe th.'
be iItn ate With Der a. ono tme, Dot Tor me las,
sew r.oIihs he hos 10: ZEN.
Q. You didn't know shy be was DOT A. NJ, SIR
Jmor-Do you remember toT long Nc Ecsel
lived il this houtel 4. have been uyilg - br' g Il
20 ny memory, and 1 should think some time about
three nontbs
Q Can you tell fom your books when you fret
csE.e here for his washing A. fbips coali 1t
baDoy; could tell i'll TWO minutes after h1d u In my
hard.
O. when cid you serd The last tmel A. The Mon
day OF Tuesday pr viOus.
n, IN on Saturday night Was very much drove aud
couldn't ger them all out and ssnt n)ash 10 make
ehspge for him.
O wien odd yon see Mr. Eckel for the hst tine
A. Yesterday morning.
O. But previous 10 Ihsl A. The day before.
q Previous 10 the murder 2 Ga Tnursday or
FIosy moSiig; it sukes me that lie ~as III my place
@. AT wbst time do you 20 to business In the morn
IN a. s)eep 'bere.
o. Don't YOU IecolIeot that he csed there S4t1r-
day l. o.I.Dg A. No, Sir, but sn slGl'st positive
nst % celed tteIe Friday morning; he WAS III TIE
b hit # call pg there qli'e IiteD
O. Were his shirts bumber,d1 A. He shirts were
parf co j. j.; every Customer bias number or MS
name mark. bls piecc, sll are marked I'D.
q. You don't know whether bis shirts were co H.
pi.fe setl A. think hey were not, Sir.
@. We're you and Mr.. Ecke 10 he habt of carrying
Oh a conesioDdeIce vito ladies' through the ,ds'n
square Pat Office. A. We'll, have had a small coz
YespcIdei CT tbipk not very much, SIR.
@ You VI ders,ood from each other what those
affairs were about. NoH you po mt O1t any par
tcular conespo Ideboe regarding this house or its
imsftsl A. Not any, Su.
@. Do you mean % ray that you have cvrsd no
lei,t's u he Post Office Gnected u ihis house A. |
might lave IooiIeo ets.r for sog.o snrS town; /
have frequently, when going 10 the Post Oiiice-he
would give NE soue lerters ~ mall
q. Didnt he consult with you mt certain females
A We might have eet down laughed and talked
ab' ut ftmales.
Q. Did be soy anything to you about Mrs. Cunning
ham? A. No, Sir, never; bave asked hun 4oout the
family, and LIE would stneray me that they
were avey pain, quiet family; he liked them very
much.
@. 10 ony conversation did he speak of NJ. Bodell.
A. lie scarcely ever mentioned Mr.. BoIde.rs namc TO
O. Did be ever tell you that there were any qusr-
nc Z IT, The fsuiy. a. L. strikes me- 'ha' he has
Q. Dio he give you the reason. a. cont think he
knew it.
Q. He knew that they were qusrreng. A. He
knew bat they weIo disputiDg
O. DID he Tell you any expression or word TINT Mrs.
Cur bra ban inside tosad DIR. Budel, A. No, Sir.
O. Yujost told TIE jury that you returned 10 him on
SsiuIoay sufficient shirt, &C., TO make change. A.
zee, Sir.
@ DO you rtcolIect tha the shirt bought to you on
abe toho.iDg Tuesday vas one of tbQse returned on
SIuIdsy A. Yes, Sir, for had no other package Of
his: his things only cane once week.
g. Can You tel how many shirts he had. A. No,
G. How long did Mr.. Eckel stay with you on Friday.
A. Very few niAutes he never staid more' or 10
Q. Do you remember whether it was II o'clock. A.
II was atOut that.
g. Do You think it was laser than IL. A. don't
think II wGs.
Q. You pay no ateltion a. ell to the linen muslin
wh'n it goes 10 be washed? A. No particular at
Hp'i,D.
O. Did YOU bear any of the members belonging to
ycLr esiablsnn ent say that shire sOiied vita
bood, or any If The clothes you've goci A. No, Sir
q. You say you know thai the shirt you received
1Utsdty was tie oGe YOU sent on tnday A. can
tell Nj. Ecktis shuts as far as can ooe them.
q Yen ald jost now that it was tho one that you
stnt ol Friday A. No, Sir, on Saturday; unde-stln1
n the sbiit that returned 10 the house Sttlr
cay evening one Of the psosage sent GA the Tues
day previous; the hnoS that is bec 4dse 1ad
Do sDctt Ct my place. Gnd ddnt havs until the week
following.
O. We are to understand from you that you have
been acquainted with Mr.. Eckel ab1at four years
a. From three 10 four Yeas.
q You were in the habit of talsing about ladies
A. We have talked and joked.
O. But in this house nc been very careful TO say
uotLipg about the ladies A. lie has said nothing
noie than he like the family sou understand M that
when We were augh hing joking about the ladies it
vas generally somebody that didn't know.
A Juror-You have b.ed with him to see Airs Pros
sSf A. / have called the.e, aud know her.
The JuIor-Can you tail us why he talked Of leaving
Mrs. Prosserl A. Because she to- pensive foi
him.
The Jurtr-Chesper here.
CoropeT-You so mnly wear that you have not in
your posst ssion. neither do you know thai truuk
clothes, yhns else belonging 10 Mr tokel is not
m ely other piuce A j can solemuy swear to that!
don't know of Il single frank that belongs to him.
CoIoneI-I wish II To he understood that dariDg the
yemslninr time that have TINS matter under iovesd
gaiun, thsll Tot receive any auOny nous let or IL
any yelsops in the community feel deeply Interested In
Chr affair they ought not certIny 10 kc their names.
sha not therefore, receive any anooy Ius 10 ter a,t5r
ths Gay; won't take any notice OF 1t; that's uadeI
stood you kuow.
CoroIerI will state here that there are several VT
down etauS not of ve,y great impOuance tha.
have sent suoi 0nas TO some very particular witnesses,
and that they not being here viii consider ths
most pruoen thing t. Toxic up the medical tee mcny.
TESTIMONY OF JAMES SCOTT.
z. Where DO You live. A. M. l5 NJ arion street.
q. Do You know Mr.. Farrell here. A. Yes Sir.
q. Hoe long have you known him. A. About four
ytaIs.
q. What's his character as ma, of truth. A. l
never beard thing about his character except that