The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-05

Trial Of The Rev. haas 8. Kalleeh Or Aduls
tery..-Evidsnce fer ne Prssecut6en
CIescd---openlng Of the Test
nsny for tho Defence.

tors in the morning. Tho reverend defendant made hiu
appearance promptly. and met the posecutns attorney
with courteous salusauon. Mr.. Kallooh h msn a
high courage and self possession, apparent from BIZ
cool dsmeAnor during this trial. He WINGED occasionally
the heavy IRE Of the testimony for the prosecuuo
Yesterday but In general he betrayed scarcely am
| emotion.
Leonard W. Gushing recalled, and was examined
BY NJ Train for the defence, pe0tng the dsnssns
of the two rooms and the height OF the doors, ETC.
Michael C Kenney. an ice dealer. oalled-was .! thA
Crage House the evening" Of January g. went there
about twenty ml uses past O'Clock; was in the front
room next the barroon sa~ . gentleman pass thrsugk
the room 10 the bar that nights was told aerwsrd that
i've MINUTES when Tins nossS Ss
old not see what part Of The barroom he went 90 he
passed back through the room he wa: In the bar
two or three minutes Mr.. Fellows and Mr.. Waits were
| In the room with
Johu H. Fellows caled-rhe witness testified that he
went 70 the Cragie House In the evening in question
about twenty i've or thirty minutes past nine o'clock.
and remained there about half hour aud Mr.. Ka.
been there when the gentleman passed through
Jared ShepsYc oaied-wtness Ii ono Of the lecture
At his carriage when he drove % The church. he had
ady win him. witness gave the lady seat In front
!: s' Mr. on.s
and notified him that M Kailech had arrived; Mr. Ho-
lsnd came directly over and spoke with Mr. E.; heard
MIN reply ina ne stopped there read his lecture
and had not half I'D It; Mr. Holland asked him 70
into the pulpit and read there. and they wen. up
(0Diected TO- and objection overruled A. he only Iaid
please 70 give my LADY . seat.
Cross eSamined-Cannos say whether saw the lady'e
face or not don't know whether any waited upon
Mr. kalooh and the lady TO The carriage.
Srand JuIv when this case v.s Examined =, the inv
the Of the LADY implicated not sscsrained the
question WAS not askeo think my attention was called 70
The District Attorney stated that the government
would rest their cass with the exception Of the plan
which me engineer was preparing, In form unobeeion
The Court took recess Of ten minutes and subsequent
lect their witnesses wco had been notified that they
would not be wanted before IL clock The SHORTENING
ssra iscs Ssd taken al psIsss by surprise and COM
PEELED the counsel for the defence 70 become quite active
IN mAr,hang tneir forces Jadse sanger announced 70
oessary TIL Monday next-sn Indication that III trial will
occupy the remainder Of toe week
Al II O'Clock the session resumed, and kra Kali
och appeared in court and took seat within the bar By
the side Of husband Mr. s.en, husband OF the
committed mrs. Kalloch is good looking woman. Of
rather petite hture dar. hair and dark blue eyes She
cloud Of witnesses, sixty in number, csled for
The defence About nfsy appeared and were sworn,
49,. IcaOn wa. made By Me- Morse ns.rie, Aaornsy,
whom giving their testimony.
b. Honor, Judge Sanger. ruled that the Witnesses
called oontradct the eovernmen witnesses testi-
ned 10 the transactions 1t the Crsgie House. should be
excluded and examined separately. Several Witnesses
Leonard W. Gushing was recalled, and produced his
plan Of the rooms, which vss put into the csse.
THE DEFEhCE
Edward Gould, Jr., oausa-ls stable keeper In Hsr-
ward street, Boston known Rev Mr. kAoch; have known
hin year or more; have let him horses; work Afsy-
four horses have boarded Mr. Kaochs horse for year;
saw NJ. Ksocn the afternoon Of January 8, about
O'Clock in the afternoon be engaged carriage and tso
jec,sd 10 and ruled Outi him drst the driveway
st my stable; no came 70 talk about carriage about
Q What did he say there and theni
his was objected 70, ana Mr. Train for the defence,
ssd Win him upon the proprsiy Of going in MS own
cisb or In close carriage intending 70 take wsh him
,u. he ladies' and sent an order or
sge. hr. Dana argued that Ihs Of the sntece-
csnn Of the ansse'icn and explained the reason why
NJ kAoch went 70 the hotel fAlner Than the house Of
Mr.. Holland, whore he invited 70 ea Ee considered
highly important 70 the defence that he should be al.
taking carriage asd in reference to The ,si.
The Court sso that the rule Of Law In reference
.pped % this o.ss precisely :. 70 other cases. CON-
petent to show acts Of the parties and words
VI. nsy arc ' s
conversations, independent Of tho acts Themselves
mot be admitted - testimony.
being i oclook the Court took reesss Of three
me Court came in ii quarter before two, and Edward
Az the time Of ny talk WI Mr.. KAloch, my advice
vas asked and given IN regard 70 his going 10 Cambridge
rssss ana The number Of TO 20 he spoke Of 20
TO Mr. Hollands house ana TO the caurch ne SAID iwo
~ &c Srs y s
rsss; he van cd a e O'Clock and the carriage vent
abou, that time; did Boa drive; the vehicle close
bodied "booby hack" made about - usua; the night
Was very o,id-yery cold, indeed; tho vehicle was a.
vGs - could be for one Of that sors, bu, ys,
At the stable when came back no record va. made
OF the hour whsn returned, but Asoertalucd from
Reynolds drove ne coach sSn man has Worked for me
on ..a on for some time; ny couvsrss,icn vb n. X
would aSe about twenty minutes 70 half an hour TO 70
frsn Boston 70 East Cambridge
Cross examinailon-rhe distance from harvard street,
where my plsce 10, 70 the lechmsre House by rremoot
Court and svereti ssrsss ~ In estimation, 40 aud
half miles; have never suased the time myself pro-
drive ali the time; did receive The order myself but
from the psrson who brought n 70 my house
Harriet Hasty cAiled-Reside In Boston; an q seam-
s1sss; have known Nh KAloch about Twelve ysap aud
M kalioch about elk OF seven; have known her Ba
h,ossi -. dsy snsd WIN ~ 'Is ne ~ ams
Ksoch vAs home; Mr.. and hrs. Kalloch and myself
were II dinner only both went out asr dinner separate
time lady bad called The house tae a,ilnS
room when nrsi ssv her she had trunk with her, vhcn
saw upon The uuni The name vss s,sn or sssee vas
subsequently Introduced 10 her Just before tes; was
not present when Mr.. Kaooh In; did not soc him,
but heard bis voice dd nos PEE him Ill he came tea,
, so vsss hs sung room ana We. the dining
Rev Mr. 1homas was there that night; was introduced
70 him either that Night or The nexs morning lad .ea
Was con versstss At NE .scIe Thai ,yanss between NJ
and MS Kalloch and As ladies In reference to gong v
East Cambridge hs KAI och complained Of being III that
evsnirg; the lay vsser went with M Kallcch 70 East
Cambridge; helped 70 drc0 her she bsd % black
bonnet and VEIL black cape and biscx dress tho dress
was OF The ordinary kind think she had no shawl on
don Z recoecs what Mr.. Kansch wore; thsy len the
house between . quarter half past sir was Of the
house the ner day tocs brsaxiast; the ady vas pre-
sent she staid 81 The house until Saturday tue 10Th
January.
Crrss eraninei-wu nmillr With NJ. EslIoch's
family; had been there week before this; called In ire
auensy Mrs kallochs health that day vas one Of
fatigue and WEAKNESS she not sok; don't kno~ that
she had been recently uck sometimes during the day
she fateued 1t times than osbevs fs,gue6
NE evening, ~ she vorksd hard during me day the
lady inc In between aud and Me-. Kalocb about 90
can't tell where he had been Mr. Kafoch he'd beec In
sowe little time befoSe he 10 they aid not leave
toGener; caa't say how lons they we're out; he vent
nrs they old nos 20 out return togctheri never MW
the lady before and DO no> know whore she came ron
lived IN Mrs Kallcchs hthers house On whsrVnce
when nru knew her; knew Mr. Kanoon vnen ne wss