New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22


til Mr.. Walker vent mt the bsok psrljS, aud inca
the oocr olo-.d sItr,i heArl no aalsu.l a1i'ss
il bs b,ck psrA r. has coavsFsation <i.l NJ. Il
lee he cow sfAifr; that ~ss no. toe is't
tine sar him; fe unr ltes before they ett {, 60
20 iail, Hr. sickiss came sal ssket me tn ASK w;
Wsls r. 20 &C mpaUy 1lm . jsli Bufcrw r-h AeHci
Mr.. : ckle. Tor 8 glass of bran y, sd bottle WAS
taken ou, Of the siso,sri And VI. Bat rot t.os
glaze; GO not klcW that Mr. Sick-- d; Thick tina,
when Mr.. cklts Hent 1tO Tho back periOT, o. Feat
~ the sscretSirs; zas con-id rsDly -xnted myself;
some police officers told they sppreh -uied Ims Of
the mob would snoot Mr. Sexes, srt Mr. 81 : pu,'
Z, his bard what appeared ~ be pistol SAID hs
could shoot a. well A. sBy o. them.
To Mr. Brady-Nr. SICK "a vhea he came down
stairs, had psp-r' 10 bis n4gd t1e'e sTe sola ,-n
perionf in a. hou.e am 80 oatsice; Mr. Scales R's
extremely esim, tuo1gh' the csmnsss q dsspsra-
tom he appeared 20 De suffering in;ero sly ID 10 De
erctsvorirg restrain Lis feelings; t7O1zut tim,
az 4 sill think HIM 10 Oe, man OF afksoe powers
Of etdursnce or he hever voulj have been s0ie -
Withstand the relentless psrH cation excluded 20 hin
Q IL not = fac, shout Mr.. Sickes, inst mis- s2-
.. srance OF csluIess attends hin even when under
tbe s'iODgsst e1citemeLtl
WItness-l hsvs alleys fouud him calm; thai ex:
terra appearance slssys exists have always found
j. so.
Mr.. DAD He is usn Of grea: command over his
fe.lTgs.
Witness-I think he is csln rsn; DO rot know
that he has great command over his feelings he Mss
great command tI'etT sly; man be caim AMI have
very poEerful feelings a. ne ms nms; rema7Ssl
TO Mr.. Brady thsL always folLd hln calm 10 my To-
t.rcsurss with bin.
Mr.. Oud-Ib-n yon have never seen hin miller
,uch crcum,arces rqgiIed great exercise q Set
COZ troll or tef G. mmsGd!
Wiiness-l said no such thing say thai 5sve
alEsys seen HIN calm aud that never previous to
that hsd seen him IN diti 'n'ty.
NJ. Brsdy-YOnr attention had been drawn TO Ar.
K.y's uansuvres about thst house
Wi'ness-Yss, fer selve moaths.
Col Barritt MAYOR Of WsshiuS ton, sw0rn-W as
NJ S.li-e's hnus- ~ the afternoon Of the
king Of Nj Key; vent theTe with t1e Chief OK
Police from tie Cl1 House; WREN we reAe1ed tue
houss found tLeie tSO policemen, MI W Jol-
drcge NJ. Scsles, AID, perhaps, several o;ner gem
tem,r: entered toe house by the front DOR; vas
stonn into vbat is called tbs library there found
Mr. S.Ckes, who remained there I'VE or Ten MINUTES,
err Isirg some matters about the oooscas7i lehu
he bad better so 10 jail where the preliminary exam
iDafon would tske place; Re cad tnst wac Saa. lie
Gee red; We went 70, ana. think, remained N tie
psrlof five or zen uiUutes; mseu, Mr.. ScsIss, Rob.
j. Wslker era yself; re room siJ.r ,eft Tor the t
when Mr. sicklee cis covered Nr. Walker IN tle par-
lpy he said a thoOssnd t1auAs Tor calling, ne et'
hi6ited mucn feeling, sud spoke Of bis oblt, snc OF
his toass beicg oishOrOred, anc I'm nsta'.5 tH're-
sf.r To-, K se,t on the sofa; he wspt heartily
Iren4rked to MIN TIA. be would hsve TO cave there
v-ry soon, and rem7rk ed % bun 10 be cOmpO5sd ne
s-d would be; bis ou,0urst Of grei contiuel four
or FIVE minui5s be made very distinct noise, mici-
tive oi deep gref IL bssrty cry, sud mgnt have
been heard in asy part 81 this Toouj; / &C 'mpsGed
HIM 10 ISL ia company with the Cnlei Ot Ponce and
Robert j. Walker. he seemed % toe way to be
tive and made gestures as ~ ss1tetors AZ he eit his
hOute | suggested to him that 10 had better not 81
low his att.Itil N TO be called % the Gro I'd; don
know whether be au ed anJ body p ucu iriy; there
was very bief examination at tie jail DIS manner
was composed under the circumstances; old not rec
aoy exhibition Of grief there such have descroej
Mr.. Brsty-D you observe the amount Of effot it
cost HIM 10 CCmDD,e blmsfl
A. ! certainly Uncovered an effort to become tran
quiz when suggested the importance OF IT, ia view o!
tie GRO sd through which we mad to psss.
N,ss OcLavis n Ridsei-y was recaued-Soe was
accompanied into Court by mother aad stepf4tner
Ny Olld-Nere You present IN the house when Nr.
S kles returned from Judge Blacks
A. wss.
Y What part % the house
a In the basement.
q. Did yOu remain there!
>. Psrt q the tine.
O. Did yCu see Mr.. Sickles
A. did IS ne got out Of the carriage; did not see
him any more.
O. You dia not 20 up stairs while he was there
a. ] old LOT.
MIR. Onld-yVe were under the impression tbst you
rad been up stairs, and had seen Mr.. Sickes there
AZ you cay you were NOT ne will not trouble you
mtber
on this branch Of the csse and Of these mad been
attached. lie vii he'd 20 finch this branch before ne
con meIced o. another. Ii WAS more t0en probable
that the witness who had been attached le1-Ssna.or
Br dbeaGl would be here to morrow morning.
NJ. BrarJ-Do you wish it postponed till tomorrow
mmDire
Mr.. OGd-Yes.
Mr.. Brady-We have no objection.
Mr. Oulc--Of perhaps postponed 70 Saturday TO-
morrow viii be GuOd Fii1ay.
Mr.. Graham Inc better the day the better the
deed
Mr.. Ould- Some people regard Good Friday as one
OF the holest dsys ami Of the Jury might desire
not To be here to-mWrO~.
Ore of the orors saij the Jnry did not desire to ST.
icurn tomorrow they he'd sole m duty b per-
form ard gOnld prefer 10 come hero and perform it,
Tie Judge said be had scruples 10 the matter,
ard IN ess t pressed upon him he would not sd
iou,n over the Court.
Mr. Brady said he jd lot know whether the counsel
in L, District in the habit If asking for adj urn
mtnt on religious grounde. Counsel IN New-lork
were not.
The ustter ended by the Judge directing that the
Court adjourn I'll to'uUrrow.
epseal Dispatch to The N y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, April 81, 1859.
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