, 1859-04-21

NAsntSGroN. April 2n.-The Court opened ut
hnlt.past teu 4. H., with the usual crowd in ut
tendance
After Mr. Sicklcs came in, he had n hurried
conversation wiki Mr.. Brady and Mr.. Stanton.
The cross-cxau,ination IF Geo. H. Woodbridge,
the last witness yesterday, was continued.
Mr.. Brady called John MeElhnne. lie not
answering, Mr.. b. stated TINT lie wished TO prove
by him that be Ind caused to be inserted in the
Washington S!dft< Of tic 18th February, an I'D
sertisement for the autlur Of this ANONYMOUS
letter.
Mr. Carlisle lad no objection to hayiug the
advertisement put in, but tile prosecution also
wanted 10 examine Mr.. McElhonc. und this mat.
ter might be reserved: Mr. brady assentcd To
that arrangement. The paper containing the
Mr. Stunton statct t!.ut similar advertise.
mcut npppcarcd in the tStar Of the same dav.
The advertisement is rs follows:
r. r. G.. who recently addressed ctter,o zen. In &hIs
as, hy s11l @ si h ~ ~ ss s ): x nslas H.
~ T.s5as9g sS9sasas!l, sa;h interview.
Albert 4. Ar6ra6ty era,nintd ly 1r. brady
reside in the city of Washington I am a cnn-
tractor; knew the late Mr.. Key; wns tolerablv
intimate with him; wns member Of the Club
up to the time Of its dissolution, aud met Mr.
Key there.
&. Did you at any time have any converse.
did.
NJ. Carlislc--Stopa q moment.
!, Ar. Brady-We don't ask the witness to state
the conversation,
Mr.. Brady-When did the conversation take
places A.. lnJunc ls;'s; ! lud subsequent
conversation on that subject q dav or two i'm
uedlately preceding the Nupirr Bail, which was
on tue i'th Of February; recollected from
something that occurred between Mr, kcy nnd
myself ncvcr lad u regular SET conversation
With him about the matter, but huye referred
n it19Ff1 INN Ioxt I n} lii
Mr. Brad VI desire you to state this CONVEX
sation.
The District Attorney objected
hr. Brady-We propose to prove By this wit
1st. That shortly bcfu.c the dcccasc of Mr,
r the witness had noticed certain conduct on
hts part towards HRS $. Which led him to sug-
Kest to Mr.. K. TINT the latter was observed 10
PC oyer attentive to her, i'll answer to which
Mr. hey remarked ti,ut he lad grcut friend
ship for her. that he considered her child and
:. had raternal feelings towards her, and lie re-
PEELED indignantly the idea Of having any but
: End and futLerls feelings towards her
I'D. That Of subsequent conversation in re-
lalion to the sntne subject The witness suggested
to H&Aaey that be might ct into danger or dir
fculty bout the matter MIR. Key luia lis hand
on the lth breast of bis cont nnd said: l am
prepared for any emergency.
Mr. 0uld argued that evidence Of this con.
versatlon was inndmissiblc.
The Judge decided the eridencc not admissi-
bic.
Thomas H. Brotcn sscorn and e1dminezl BY Ar.
Brady.I took 8 measurement Of Mr. Sickles'
house from the window Of the library TO the
buck window Of the back room. The distance
il 45 feet inches. The sofa is near the buck
window Of the back room. The wallis fourteen
inches thick,
Philip lAcczostey examined. 1rcside in Brook
i5n. lwas in Washington on the 9Th Of Feb.
last, in the neighborhood of Willsrd'a. follow
ed 70 the scene Of tbe killing. There xaa CON
fusion and mob ncar the Club House. Saw
crowd running after Ar. S. Saw Mr. S. ascend
ing the stoop Of Judge Rlnck's house. Sent a
2 note to him saying q WAS there Mr.
Black spPsarsd at tbs door aud spoks to NJ. I