New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

% de while Harden was ssLd1g the.e letters heard her
say me wsIs 1ssd s sbu Sie week. before she
led she did not faint swsy no one gave her medione on n'
John Dorland, sworn-I live in Morris County; an
brother t Mrs BardeB know Hnden being shown istte
az d. ss .sn' he requested tock
nv sister TO Lorenzo fhes she vas gone about week
s 4. sISqs g b ssT Mr.
and be .sd he did 1S' hnow Sd o oia "0oi'
sn Cs sIsmneS~i wrote him my sister would she had
no knowledge Of this Witt before
SEVENTH DAY-noRsIsG SESSION.
BKIyIppRE N j., Tuesday, April "a, 1860.
(,onrt opened at o'clock. Courtroom filled az
usual. Prisoner looks pale and careworn. CO.
DR. w. ii. I. Quimby, sworn, on part OF tne ota.e
N .SS~n II no q having
seen Harden BEFORE recollection Of having gwen nun
Methodist preachers were in my
Office during Conference cona nos Ieco"o. The Rev Mr.
herr there being shown Mr. Hensy. do not recoest nun
bps here saw both shpmsu office last night hsve been
BY both state and prisoner, use several
inr medicine says the powders contained therein
esembes those put every day the psn N INV wncn n ,nS
the the powder Is sugar and milk and th
and mil the fact that the powder contains and milk
copsns evidence that the Pspsaoh wa N
Jacob Ofts. sworn.-Live in Morris County; know
EsSsn %s: ss SuM . 6 mss'ns she was first
Der MIR Fishers before went to church saw net H. .S
down and with herr heinroduced her to Mr. Tute the
elder. IN. Al. ...u.
I recollect the night / called to Mr. Ramsay'sj
when s,d ws sd b %Ssn s
heard noi,s stairs Harden came hd in the 1% C.O s
a% s mys fs%y fiS joined the '%
Harden seemed great distress and asked Ramsay what the
trouble az hen Distress. %
sitting the edge Of the bed DID not 60 any taaso
my for bread Ramsay asked him where ne going
and ,R S he be oas he 70 a' d 90
him. going with him be said bis wife lay with her face
near the bookcase s,ked bis return how Mrs had
rested and Mrs answered herself and said she had rested
'e 500 wa, the house about two hours tina.
night there appeared be something on Harden md whsn
nc Mrs.. Msris Pdcock, sworn-Live in this County;
scOsc; the might o, IVES s seess 70 Rnt q
here up found Mr. and Mrs Harden and CsToi . smith
sn hes s6e sd she AID burning The throat
snd @ eer axe too much gave whenever she
called fer Il yomied twice. we were not informed as to
h breast put flannel stepped in vinegar on her breast aud
d. on ala ~, sss ss sSs os s S bsS
did accomplish yhipg when she got out she hsd 10 pas
% .hs died. Of R. color abe suffered very much
all the lime on the move no medicine taken y her while wa:
applied to her feet thought she was very poorly
seeing herr after we got room Mrs Harden said she had
had Of the bowels about add she thought
once o " she iell, and she said better
was not a the room me most o. ed
any be ne down by her bed and appeared to De crying saw
John w. Feeter swom-I live at Hsckettstown;
lived there March, 1885, reoect the death Of Mrs HArden
iners from Mr Davis the imei funeral TO bs at 10
O'Clock on Thursday Rsmsays there at 10 ocock
went II AND a sS 5a in her @ aid she had cold
said he hsd been away from home on Monday and on ms .e
she said she had been downto Vapsyckes he said she
s mot m sSs Hnsh s woke n him being
hi. words would true testimony Is
sirre tea and other simple thing. for sold
CIosseIamined1l am brother OF mis. Dol s sHe
%s%1fsh'Dm Of Z" o'"''''' 'I - ~
Csiharine Mckinney, swom-I live at L.bano.no,
miles from Rsmsa,s was there In Januny sssi
weeks knew Harden who lived there saw Mrs
Harden there; stale from Monday until Thursdays Harden took
think what should be- he did not make much Of her
newly married after be left there was something
which attracted my attention. thought he was happier In other
CIose1smined- am not married; Mrs Harden quiet
, lJ rather depreed was engaged there anur'e for
Samuel DorIand Mrs. Harden's father, sworn
Know Harden husband e my sGsssr live u HGn:rsUn
met Harden in the ttingroom; he asked my wife II we
c"n my wife is%ented the lo. Of dsnshter he comosd
her by saying she bad heavens wife wanted to know
suddenly he said the Of her death unknown h
De be sd her DC sd and me ct s thought
she dyDs he said he had her wedding Dress he
ssn and % .d pos
tnshs mus. have suffered great deal then noticed that
pesd be watching he said we ought to get ready and
ivy ocoeI next moing; my wife sd we could not get
seey be then mentioned O'clock the day; he said
did he thought would and he had sent to
Mr. Mss' for s0n S be had sd ,s 5' .a1 ,6s 10 90
father and mother brother and sisters her in heavens
while my wife was standing BY the corpse he put sr9Snd
r Won IS ior me-" wrote few lines to Dr. Blackwell skug
him to 20 and see what vss the cause Harden, dsah
went back to Ramsay the next mornng ! received ,sS
the csO.e Of Er,. Harden's deathi received from
HAYDEN at the same time, dated March ~ B Si
dressed for the funeral he said ,omethrg about the funeral
III doubted Tsethg, %oof Se place 1S a
DEATH and there il no use OF her until an "a
bsyei you what dilemma I'M said he,
sbe bought something and taken heeli said
told that pregnancy the Of her DEATH he was
seat,d chair during the twisting
put down his head aud commenced cryng Doctors Cole
bseEwe and Glenn sent fcI 70 make the exam nation
on On, Gy &c ns 9s e[p to p
aht that the examination going to tske place. he said he
lin II there was ayb Sg about the house that could be
then he said there arsenic In the house he said knew
to be had the vial ia MY own hands, ne cane and
BY ard said, ~ appears was Inflammation Of the bow
mstion Of the stomach Dr. Blackwell testified me even
Ing before he then TUNED to out and beckoned
and lAd he wanted he 10 90 70 ms
he ssid 81 object to her funeral today Why sof
said IL said he Lorenzo Fisher told you poiioped h.r
he then said object her funeral being preached today
kcc What gound he said until the Jury has agreed aHd
made csrfeae Mr. Hurst can't state the cause Of her
death sked him he going the iqnerL he said net
under these be said he could not he too
west; my home saw Hsrdeni passing ksm'ays,
running and beckoDed me to op he wanted 10
know he could not home with and stay until this matter
settled Ran did not want him TO stay there any
Longer; the inquest Mondsy bad conversation with
HARDEN at Lorenzo Fishers prior to March 1888 was re-
queed to Hsrden this was before wrote to hm told
him my daughter troubled and his accosnt said
be- know done everything could to prevent ti he said
IouisA is adj IL this will