The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

Geestown 10 get some sboes end when ~ 20 opposite
to ns drove up TO he door beirsd ny VIE out in h
~; rushed up stairs opened tho front door, and re
eeor e. the h',le library .,sheut snoa , %s;
Key seated at round table With large bowl q .. 20
10; she was mixing IL; there bottle OF cha upsne
and glasses on the tsble-tlaughter, which ss' snp
pressed by the oers)-I my self for my abrupt
entrance MIS- sickes got up ansbeo add invited US 70
omen, FASTENED say with my wife 90 entering the
carriage, or Immediately after entering Il, my wife sa
sn attempt to interrupt witness being inefectaA-tiAt
"Ars Sickles was . bad woman"
Did you bave any conversation with Mr.. Key .,
that trre In that rOonY
Avery little. think Mrs. Nckes ON that occas3pn
introduced my wife 10 Mr. Key.
Q.-nid your lady ever visit there Afterwards?
ODD you sec Mr. Key and Mrs. sicklss at any time
after thar
A-Yss.
A-shortly after that in riding through the cemetery
near Mr. Corcorans country residence met Mr. Key and
orce or twice. and once or ,.,ce GU The avenue.
Q.-You have alluded TO this correspondence and lie
tormipsticr-die you sreak TO Mr. Key soou'iT
AIR. Key came and talked to me about IT,
gr. Carnsle-Tbst Goes tot strike us as material
Mr. Bfscy wanted TO STOW how M. Key expressed
himself towards Mis- sckes, but would not uset on the
qus sion
To Mr.. oud-1he falad and champagne interview was
between four and elk in ibeshefpooD.
Mr. Brsdy-I wopose ask ho~ amer this correspond
ense between Mr.. sckles ana himself Mr. Kew bed
Mrs sskles, how cblaike abe AID how Innocent.
and pserra relations eccuped to~ard her, that
she n mere child, ana tba, be looked on her as
fs,hsr." IL there objection TO thav
Er. Carlisle-Cetaipy. han DO. the slghtest obec-
tim that Mr. H1kiD should prorou the Judgment OF a
vrtuous nstron the conduct OF this In APRIL
1859 tboopb not strictly evdsnre hut DO not what
Mr. Key description Of Ms. sickles has " do with this
care.
Mr.. Brsdy-N difficult for the defence 10 conceive
What line OF remark sUmen, the prosecution may
pnrtue IS to the relations between these parties We
know that wben the relations between and 70
nan are called In question, suggestions frequently
made ah0ut husband herg too coD6dng, ndugent,
TOO kind, end that Ia sometimes turned into pretext in
exclamation OF the act Of The aduiterer. show
that Dir. Key had communicated 10 Mr. Hsskio, AMI
tsrded Mr. Baek.n 10 impress the mind Of Mr Strikes,
that Mr.. Key claimed Tn regard Mrs Slckles young
person who stood towards him 10 toe relation OF cbid
ard that he amost.n the situation denonioated in
law loco PARENTS and that prevent ssib'e
pcioD on the part Mr. Scklea ttat he (M Key) could
have towards that girl thing but honorable inenoos
he made The declaration which refer TO, and whkh was
municated 70 Mr.. Sckles.
The Judge-It doss not appear that anything Mr..
Key aid the subject Of his relations with Mrs Sckee
can be evidence on this trial.
Mr.. Brady-We have made the offer; it is UNDER
stood, and do not propose 10 argue it.
Counsel for the defence-The Court will note excep-
tior TO its exclusion.
Mr.. Carlisle 10 witpess-You mistaken about the
point Of time It is as long seo IS April OF last year that
you found Mrs. Sckles entertaining Mr.. Key 10 her own
house. in the absence Of her hOshsndY
WtDess-No sir; am not mistaken about tbs time.
Mr.. BTsdy-Did You ever communicate TO Mr.. Sckles
ths fact which you have related on the standa
whuess--Never, sir.
Mr. Csrse-Sbe WAS mixing the salad for him?
AnsweT-Tbere large bowl containing salad with
large WOODEN thing to fix II; che using the wooden
thing UnDghter)
Q-Apy'hiDg particular about thatS
A-N0tbiDr particular.
Q-Ard the champagne ordinary champagne
A.-Yes, ordinary champagne.
Mr.. Oud-H0w much Of il bad disappearedY
Al think about half bad disappeared.
The Court at this point adjourned.