New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

BEGAN quite irtim,,s With hin; a. lsrvs
rarty at Mr.. 81 skless h0rse on Thursday be.ors ".
| k-y's cec,ase.
o. After the dinner party va. over, did Mr.. S;el,..
spn Me- Sicslss or either of them, so ont
Nitn.ss-- After "a retired from the table IA -
drawn Isom, srd after speeding s'ms TIM Re-
MIs. Ssokes recol,eci, wett 20 WIZARDS Ho.sl'
presune Il WAS about 40 O'Clock at night, aso r..
10 the cop bot sid net ~ The carriage W."
her; about 81 hour stersard M. Sckles came ).
alone.
q. Did you see M Key at the bop
witness iid.
. Ia Wbose society
Ni,ness-I capDot distinctly rscolect: Thick h.v,,
fnt in conversation WITH Ms ckes; sters yard a..
/ hm 10 conversation with Mrs. D0usaerty. nv vs
Mas prone Laditg the room.
Q. Wuat part II the evening was be With NJ,
ST. slss
Wituesf-Itbirk il vas before Mrs Sckles e,,,.
I il: DID No, see him with her zitsr that.
Q. How DID you make Mr.. key's acquaintance 4,
Ntw-lUik
Witpes-- II was on tie occasion OF the CAhls 80
brsion on the lst OF SEPTEMBER; cannot ssy sbo ia
trocuced him 70 ne, Bruedssy was aiya x;.s
PEOPLE: Jaw Nrs. cses 20 90 ~ the stree, Ia ca,
risge: sent Gown 10 where she sas sni no, HAVING
good psce t,ere sskec hsr 10 accom- oary us IN a..
Metropolitan Hotel ~here she could have a bs,-s,
place, and where Mr.. Sickl-s was; | there met NJ
Key in oos of the private p'rors, and, if m.tss.
no', Mt. Hsskin as there 100.
.. Dii you zee Mr. Sckes's father and ro.her /,
bat psIlOr st'le sane tine
WMues.-I Garnet Say Sbether say them in II.
room where Mr. snd Mrs Sicses were, bit they yec
certainly IN tie build 4; toll az the tine the pro-
cession was passing they were up stairs in ano;he,
loom.
Q What was the last tine Won saw Mr.. Key
Wines presuni@ il must have been sooI, twey,
O'Clock On the Ss,urd1y before the dsy Of his death
WIS ,tsrtpg from Mr.. Hoovers house 10 pay my re.
sLects 70 NJ sd Mr.. bis before leaving Wsshrc.
ton, as Sss 'eayiog MIR. Hooyer's house | met Mr.
k-y snd be accompanied up the avenue; thought
he IVES coniug TO Mr. Slckles house, but he turned
into the Club House very ABRUPTLY ana left me; thsc
vert 70 Mr. Sckiess house, sitter remaining then
seine time was goi, down the avenue agsin, VIE.
met -nd passed 81. Key be mad left the GLIB Hocs
and passing To saIds Si,kess house: passed hin
10 tie avenue, nesIy III front OF the jackson ststus
and bid him good bye.
q What time % the day ~ss thst
WiiDess-Aoout II clock.
q. Were you at re ,epiJn at Mrs. Sickness house,
Wines the Tdesd.y before that Wa at q re-
ceptor at Mrs SickLss house; ssw Mr. hey there;
tbst WAS the 22d Of February.
To Mr. Carli.I-Ithnk was ten days in Washing
ton time ett here that Saturday snd arrvedn
it thht NedIesd1y week; mad not 0een IN Washlns-
ton for a YEAR before.
To Mr. Brady-My wife and Mrs. Hoover were with
NE az that reception; there were also q number Of
lsdes and seLtleUep there.
M Brady asked Mr.. Carlisle whether he woud
admit that Mr. Kew had been cou lsel for Mr. cke<
in a Gaze where Mr. Carlisle vas on the other side.
Mr.. Carlisle sdmttei thst Mr. Key acted So counsel
FOR Mr. Sickes in sitter 10 regard 10 Mr.. Sick ess
toUse II sas in September or October, 1858; he had
three inrsrviess Sith Mr. Key on ths, subject.
John J. McElhone was called, but did not answer.
Peter Cagger was sgsin called, but did not s~er
ana as il was now few minutes of three o'clock, the
Cont adjourned.
Tn. iafy were permitted 10 take outdoor exercise.
in the charge Of officers, but sdmopished not TO
hold conversation with any one on the subject Of the
trial.