New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

ara De Ra< TO reply 70 IL De rIlec out
If order in three minutes. IL MAS impossible lJr Any
ore on our s.cs % be heaId ell we've ut II ordsr.
spoke was decl,red out of order, apPeslet. Sss
flsed hessiIg tie appeal bat weht on fo- ls.t az
hour. | demanded copy Of tie recolc, wss refused
h., ct r. thrrugh the intervention of t'e Srprs ne
Ceurt. / was text offered by the Ccmnittes az op
porturity 20 With than such Of ;he Witnesses
up, y hoss eyid5nC, they stated that tLey lad con-
ind,d 10 draw 10 " sir report "a were willing to
NJ. respoT Ged, sskiug tEsf should hsve copy
f the evidence tAkeu lit Of TIE Eue-ses, WHICH
wss deIitd. To make surs add e'sei aoo.oer note,
which receive ed TIE reply lrtineting that kres
The gitpcssCs - vel d, or better than they CID oa
tie Goth of April / received a note, inviting ue 20
ccne 70 No. % soun Sscond street. the residence Of
the Chairman NJ kuigtt), on tne 18th. IN order to
60 with them 20 some Ci the witnesses. ausErred
that I would cone and wsut with Bfothsr Wells.
Me. Brown requested permission to 90 With friend
sic was sIlowed. VI ren the Committee ca ne IL,
Brother knight resd my response, rs'fng ps saEe-
Lest the voice Of your witnesses b. heard lest
the voice OF your mistrssses be heard. lie Ts,
exceedingly red faced, bat the Committee laughed
lesiiilg. We Ptarttd, he Committee tIcut,og Ma,
Browne friend ard mirc, and vert 70 DycSmans aud
Icu1d a. oclccS, tbs houss dark aud the ln nsfes
sl ia bed they would rot ct up, but from the WI
dow ssd tbst they would see Us on ia. urdsy even
irg. Mrs. Dy ckman vas the spokes woman; tod
her tis va! the Bsp.ist mmit.eei she ssd sas dla
rot know ne sbd sitsr talk, told her thst Wa,
Judge Culver she Grew IN her head quicker tnsD you
ever saw mud turtle; she did 10; 1eeogn'zs nY
voice sltboryb she had before SAID thst enc kne"
sferwaid told that she wou,d uot see me, tost nous
of the D,cLinsn family would see Ioe hea'd NO
more urtil tie 7th day Of Msy, when got un'
easy, ana sent them note asking a. .east i9r n9
ard "a. ing that | had Vitoesses; they answered
thst they were ssii-iied, and as to go'ng to
tesr my 70 or - Witnesses they Wculd do no sdcA
thi1y. They declined hodiug any further conmuaI-
caten with me or showing ms acOpy OF the evidence.
l askeo again for tue evidence, but no notice w4s
taken Of NY request. We ceme nov to the 81 of
Jure | bad on the 2ith, sssed the churcn Tor
COPY Of tie testimony. Deacon McCutchscn begged
irsirrep to be cautious still he Inclined 10 give i 10
me bu, Wru. u. Hard, dentist of our city moved 81
,diourrp,enl, yhlct was csuied. told him that ii
lie wopi rove 10 the borders ot hissou,l "oac psy
the exoense. snd that he ough, to live there On tue
ueetirg cf TIE 81 cf June tue question came up. L
Was goisg TO object to any ex parte evidence,
to suy realssy evidence, sho 70 any uawruIea
had only stated toe list objection before was ruled
out OF and directed to take NY est three or four
tr.es. persisted in ny objections being passed upon,
and at last they esorted 10 the arguments OF the hell
TIE report was read aud it wss followed By q
melton to adjourn. sskea for a copy sa1 t.me to
prepare for Ieply, but vas refused oy Iarge
m, oiiiy. thep got up end read them my evidence
WI ch had taken. Lad taken consicersOls evidence
Almost al lbe evidence offered wss by professors of
religion and verified before Commissioner. asked
ihea at 10 clock, al adjournment ua next 81 sang
BCt 1t yas Of no use. vas voted out ~ ol - ~
Tter they took up Mrs. Bro~n's case. msde an
appeal for her, Bros. West AID Holdflnge also.
80, said DIR. Boxer, "shs snt cbsrgsd With aiGi-
terry It's simply inpropIietes -receyirg Visi- IRON
lawyer lit too late ct night. Thiz econciled
some Ct them to voting against her, ana she vas ex
GUIDED Is to 80. good many didLt vote at all.
Mr. WArERBURY-Dr. McCu.cheon cane out aud
put bis am around man who was gong out, ana
said to ha, "You mustn't 90; we've only goi jlst
enough votes and We nesd them every one" W aen
Mis- BroY had been excluded, s'kei for mutual
courcI. This was refused, and then ASKED for
copy of the report and record which also was refused
Now, have uade every effort TO get their port
AS nearly a. | csn rox make out il stated thst hr.
Dyckman said that when &c lived in hrs Browns
house as tenant nire yesre before he wac wskst sp
by hesrrg person goirg down the steps, and saying,
"GcUd nIght.' 1t was CuiSets voice; he didnt
Mr. RIcnATnsoS-Is Is that the family that went TO
bed ST o'clock
Dir. CULyxR-ies, Sir.
Mrs, DyCkmsn ssid that this tins they recognized
Cuv.rs voice one Suncey tgati thst sne i9t nln
IN about O'Clock AID heard him 10 outr size Thought,
ehnut 3 or hours afterysrd. Her soc As added 10
this tes,mony that Culver WAS frequently there "a
late e. | or : o'clock; ne had known Mrs Brown 20
lock her children into a cold ROOM shen Cuvsr Tss
there. A Mrs. Moore ssid thst she hsd been tod
tleso things cone TINS ago, but didn't believe them.
MIS- Sletfrt opce saw sis. Culver and hrs. Brown
ooIue home together. Beside these two or aTee name
lels witnesses were referred to. Tie COMMITTEE aii
in Inclusion at they c'ud produce other Ylnesel,
but &c, med they had elrcsdy enough. Chas. Culver
they ssd, was ore of t1ee, Ard they read st4te-
ueht OF & man ramed Rysn in relston to Mrs.
HirCk. They then read two anor YIN us letters which
tLey said were 10 theaten the Deaoons, alc tney
mtae use Of them TO my disadvantage before
the Churcl, taking ap an hour u my valuable
tire after 10 O'clock with trem. Thsy stated thst
Desccn W;stsrve,t Lad shaved his own note at
10 per ceLt and mad given something to widow
Noinan hat Deacon freeman Lad had some
trouble with servant girl; that D,scon McCu'cneoo
had drawn of fscuo0 from tina Mulbeny-street
CLL.ch, snd then eone back, nearly kliLg DR..
MaCl8y. noticed tnat some OF them aehied these
- "a al az
ssying tha. l. who got him clear, must have told
about tis servant gil. told them ast he went ii hst
to Judge Roberts ard he and lis wife both faced me
down, saying that they dldIt
Judge RoBERTs-Ihsy Cid.
Judge CCLylR-I was not called upon 10 produces
any evidence, but read ell ttat he'd besn able to
obain, aud got the ststeaent It Robert ycktaaei he
refusC to sigu it, but It was taken by Com nssiouer
evening between January src April, 1851, Culver was
in the hc use with Mrs. Brown and ne walked up aud
hesId him say "Good cigh' he had never hesId
Culver spesk but once before; ms, psckual aa'ed
Browns premises it solod-d ss though the door
licked three or ftnr hours aterward she heard
hi1 20 down, and said to her husbald,
There, its too lsd that that Culver is aeie
Sic hsd NO ccck; there wss Z misunderstanding be-
tSeen the D.ckmsns eLd Mrs. Brown, which pre-
vented them staying arott year; Of AsI Dycknsns
statement have been able TO learn Just about wn.s
the report etated Of rebuttng testimony pat 10 tns
affidavit Of my law rsltner, CctsteI Arthur, esq.
which showed that lad much business WIZ MIS-
Brown il tire management ara sstIlsmeut OF her es
tate, ard in sut against the Company who klled
her nusbanoi that va very regular IN my naots,
srpeelay on sunday nsIi snS tns. a:;a no ISa,i
ft her nome 10 the South 70 fnd flesr country st-
trg up 10 let me in She tesiiiies that never was
cut late. ard especially sunday evenings never
The pecsdiug uhd says that couldn't hsye beeo 20
late as L. O'Clock especially on Sunday night !