The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

IN DhL ~ ~ " ol ~ ICcs
occasion was to kin rats, and Of these rats me
spoke on the socopd
MADELEINE NEVER SUPPLIED ARSENIC FOR RATS
TESTIMONY OF NM SMITHS GARDINER
wism Cs%ss; ea,aspsr nov or '.siy rssd n or
barton-Am In the service Of Mr. Smith 81 Ro~seyn; am
sfaroei or here have been In mis- service since 1885;
collect having ersaon with Miss Smith on that
rubject; We hal no are ic hen
HE PROPOSES FOR MAS SMITHS HAND-TEsTIMoNY
OF W HARPER MISNOCH.
William Harper Mi noch, merchant residing In Main
street Glasgow examined by the Solicitor 9eneraLI am
partner 81 the firm Of JOIN Houldswoh and Company;
live In Main street, ABOVE the house OF James smith;
have been Intimately acquainted with his family for four
year in the couse of last winter paid my addresses to
rage; Old the 18th OF March she accepted me; t,e
time OF the marriage dxed had pre- iously, without
January -ss undsrs"ca .Sss previous to
this dste uy attentions such as TO let her my
ieelper; she sccevted 2Ssh January; there
bins between 18th January At March TO ug yest any
ooub the continuing had idea that
engaged o,ber person; dlo know OF any 1t
schment or peculiar intimacy between her and other
man; the marriage xsd The 18th or Jane In
course OF JAnuAy made Miss suta present Of neck
family 70 the Bridge Of Allan; the Of March,
she remained till the 18th; visited the family while ey
we're there after leaving received let or nom Miss
Smith.
shown letter epvelope; identities them; is dated
Monday - Mss smith, afer the came hsue from Bridge
he leib March; gave Q dinner the 18th March;
bat sas on Wednesday; was not aware there was any
rbr soay The 2sth WAS tod she ha1 le the house went
20 RI waiey with Mr. John smith, her brother that
look for Mes Smith, went b. the train and found
her In the steamboat at Creenock going TO Row.
found her little after two O'Clock she said she
going to Rowseyn and her brothers went with her;
ordered the carriage b he realty return to Gasg,w
d. owe her fathers house; had conversation
.ih Miss Smith d at night After reaching GlAsgow saw
her ap on the Saturday folio sing had heard rumor
m on
she had written letter 10 LApgeler the object VI whoh
TO get back come letters she had writ On previously to
him; she made further statement; saw her
Sunday; there vas no conversation the sub
kct; saw her on Monday and riesdav; on the
poisoned, and taid che had been In the habit Of buying
seDc that abe haa heard at the school ct Capham hat
WAS poisoned before this did NOT see her again; before
sne made these statements TO me did not know she was
acquainted with LApgeier.
By the Desn-On Ire ash of Msrch suggested the pro.
liability Of Mas Smith having gone to Ro~ her father
had house there, a. which servant was living At the
ume when sent the stesmboa! asked why had
left home she made reply at tbs time; requested her
not 10 me then a. 90 many people we're present;
aked her again at Rowaeyn she said felt ds,resse
that her papa and mama should 81 ammo ed at what she
had dope Mr. Smith told the she mad ef the
houfe was some old love affair she told me nothing more
she said net 10 press her, and che would tell me all By
and by; not above three quarters Of an hour at
| Row; en- the 3lst Of March II was she VIII, intro
du ned the report Of LApgeier's DEATH this about
hnlpast nine in the morning; inquired for Mrs Smith
| beard fhe had been WE'LL Thick my meeting was
rouln00Q
mise % tel me all BY and By had NOT heard the name Of
EApgeer she said she he'd written 70 Freuchmau th
she might get back her letters called u Mr. smiths
the 18th 10 tske Miss Smith 10 dinner; did not see Mr..
Smith; be unwel and confined 70 bed; took her
Mr. Mddleton's,a minister of the United PresDy erian
church.
MR. MnNoCH PERSONAL APPEARANCE.
Mr.. William Mnncch the witness whose appevr-
succ created most interest In anticipation He nan Of
apparently thirty i've years, though fare complexion
makes hin look younger He Is sner and slim, perhaps
Of the finest dressed '7hange in Glasgow and
Eonn 0nAv aladu- 1IHn ra|A hanf that
woman to whom he betrothod His GOODNESS In the
witnes box remarkable; all the symptoms Of agA-
IDENTIFY 70 clear HI .rost when his voice becoming
burky and some~ DAT feQuent appeal - glass; Of water
ing dry BIT hs GOODNESS could not help inspire the
spectator With the notion tina. had he and Maa Madeleine
Smith been married they night have tAkea up house 81 the
youthful sister Of the accused could NOT have been reoog
Missed . relative from family resemblance her
lures were less prominent and displayed much less force
TESTIMONY or MRS. CLARK.
recs 1sd yin M. Ss n me- . 20 . oass
with Mrs. jenkins; no spoke 70 mo about lady, but do
not remember the time think vss in the nrs quarter
Smith he spoke OF her nrst name; he also called her
"Mimmie; he gave me 70 understand there was mutual
said they used 70 meet he told me Of an aterrupon to
the correspondcuco; do MOI remember whom; when
the interruption vas Miss smith fa.hers dispsasurc the
correspondence sill subss.cd while he was living with
Mr.. Jenkins he .old me hs: smith and be we're % DO
By the Solicitor Generally Angcier had . very great
horror OF taking medicine, and did not take any often
Lxrrns IRON LAssELs no rao ea! n:sS
DEAR Tos-I was sorry 70 hear from Thuau that you
-: sS 5 i'm. ere 1
- 1880, as and o:i6. think would do you good.
Plenty Of loSgnss 70 be had here. yu ia Of
a The aaif TO the trains e short ssai Be on the lock
out am two doors from the 10 Union street.
three Pounds or psq sens them =" ' n ssflns TO-
day butt vas very cold, 20 came back again. 1 have
fear slept IN damp Sheets; ier all my umoes are quite
sgsin The place 10 worth scein but dull . Chin
p EMILE TANeuER
EntNHUsGH, Monday.
Dxh rnx.-we reed yeur note on Satu rday and wcre
very sorry 70 hear You vore unwaI and unable to
In respec, was lucky as poarcd all saturday Afscr
loon.
think - start for there to morrow don't feel 90 well
as old but think Ii the want Of sleep think the
p people beautifully ignorant not TO know mans name
from . womans. shall wriso 70 Oxford ab mt H.
I suppoee sm not wanted yet n should be lot me
krow plsasc. Don't send any more letters 70 T o here
Excuse haste and believe me your sincere friend,
y. EMILE LASGEf.ER.
received this letter in course Of pom ina, bears tn.
glasgow and Edinburgh pos tmArf Of 10th OF March
FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
TIE THISTLE sKvsrAPHR AND THE PRISONERS
LNTERs.
FsmAY July 3-Prccscly ii thrcs minutes alcr ten
the prisoner appcareo 0 the bar accompanied by the jail
mairon and the police constabes before Hardly per-
ccptibc trace Of additional anxi,y could be her
oountenance In ths OF few minutes subsequently
the lord Justice Cerk took his seat bench
panied - before By Lords Ivory AM HAodysde.
The court room vas crowded TO eroes., great number
Ct ladies beng scattered through the hall and galleries
The Dean OF Faculty aid tina. he desired 70 call the At
tenou Of the 10 OF extrsordi
nary character. rscro bad becn put into his snds
cir cuar sgped by James Con pIpeha which the
Dean reed 70 the oour) 70 he effect that sspaper,
purpcrtpe 70 be called The Srcch Thids, would be pub
ishcd 10 morrow, and would contain portrait Of nlm
n h and also oopies OF the whole letters which hsd
been recovered In this The Dean also sad thai be
informed that these letters we're a the present time
being up type In that once the number OF letters
put In evidences had been very small, but very
siderable number OF ccrs had bcoo printed for the
OF the parties His learned friend Qhe Lord Advocate),
he sure would MOI OF thcm unless Il
absolutely necessary FOR the oouduct II the prosecution,
and be would esve this matter In the hands Of tse court