, 1860-11-28

VIC were Informed that tho ladies were
not In; feel confident now that the Historical
Society was mentioned after we rcctlycd this
reply; can recall no particular circumstance
ticular; have thought It over, and now feel
confident I connot recollect which Of rs asked
tile question, whether the ladies were In; ez.u
not give the language Of the remark about the
Historical eoclety; can give It substantially;
s az 10 5 y 1hs soee
ty at Mr.. Brown's;' think this was the first cx- |
preston used after our inquiry; do not know |
that it w1s the reply to our inquiry. and only /
state the substance Of one remark made ~ |
Long on the way back from Darry's to Stuart's;
can't stute where ne we're when the remark |
was make; d. heir Us l cain recollect the re- |
mark was, "Let us 20 back to Stuart's, VIC |
shall get there before he goes down town, and |
If be has company he will stay at home; wc |
can spenl tho evening playing euchrc or |
whist" rccollcct nothing else th"t was said on
IN; ins ti,s. s vas - u. ssla, except what / have
already stated; FIR. Long said rub
stantially-'.. Tic Historical Society holds
a meeting at Vim. H. Browns; NC may find
flat the Ladies' have gone thcrc;" think the
remark could not hare been simply, 1.-THE Ia
.iles may be at 4 meeting Of the Historlca! So
ci'ty;" am positive It could not; aul positive
that the name of Wm. II. Brown, or Mr..
Brown was mentioned; do not recoiicct
whether either OF lis lett card ut Mf. BArrys;
do not recollcct whether tile person who met
us ut the door was u male Or female, or wheth-
or it was i grown person or not; boarded al
that time with my father; took tea that eve
ming at home, pcrlaps i little before + o'clock;
c.snnot say when Ha1c the appointment,
don't remember seeing Mr, Long that day;
always take tea between hulf.past live and six
ln the FILL Uf the year; probably did not re-
lnain at home more tllan half aD hour that ere
niu. after tea; think | did not remain any
lcngth Of time 10 dress; do no rccollcct
through WHIST streets we passed on the way 10
Nr. Barry's or OH our return; do not re1nr11~
bcf Of insing looked at my. ~atch Or elnck
that evening; think it was about 4 mile from
my fathers house to Stuast's; DID not
call any where on the way from barry'e
to STARTS; at Stuart's VIC were r.
ceiveA III what Was called the sitting room:
heiievcI saw Stuart and his Emi!y and Mr:
BurrIl; think Burrll WAS there when left,
about eleven o'clock; ;'lc not know For certain
that it was ricycn o'clock when left !; think
Stuart left tic room ouly once during the evc-
| ming he went into the next room for some re.
| fre-hments and was not gone over live min
| utco l think lie went alone. AMI not positive;
| he returned with refreshments; went imnedl-
| my having bccn ut Stuart's that evening hrst
| occurred to my mind on hearing the tacts In
| the case when they Ttrst beca1ue known; 10
not remember when; that was i'll the carly
part uf tle year; have no recollection rs to
the month; have no recollection from waoni
| or how the facts iii the case frst cainc to my
| knowledge; think had heard Of the case prl-
| or to The time when tho circumstance III my
| Laying be. II ut Stuart's occurred to me. the
facts heard which reminded me Of this cir
| cu1nst1u1cc, were that confession had been
made by the defendant, III which she mcntlol!-
cd, or heard she had mentioned that particl'-
lar evening; can't say where, when, ur trum
whom heard tits when first heard Of this
fact my mind ut once REQUIRED
to the circumstance Of my having. been at
| Stuart's that evening; think neither NJ.
Stuart NOR Mr. Long first informed MT Of the
alluded: think had mentioned the circum-
stance Of my having Lccu at Stuart's house
that evening to others, before either Stuart or
Lon:, SPOKE to lnc on the subject; to nut re-
collect wien Stuart tlrst spoke to me OH fhc
subject; it was in l!is Office; think Ar Lon!:
was present; ro',.,ty else that I cau remember;
think it was May Or June last: atn pretty ccr-
tain it was not US early :ls March cali state
substantially what ,ya= said; Stuart asked mt
if could recall ly any circustancc the even
in5 tr<t spent ut his house; told hin 1t was
The cveiti1. If tic meeting Of the Historical
Society; lie asked mc il roull testify /" this,
aud lo1d lliul could; think this was Ill that
WAS said; do nut rcnic.ntcr whether tho ll:snt
s,f VIM. H. Brown, or Mr.. Brown, Was 1net
tonrl ut that time; think was not 1T Stuart:
ollicc above fNc minutes ut this time; weil1
there o,l my own business, to Ecc Mr. Long
think Mr.. Lung had before this time spoken te
,ap on this subject do not rccollect Win 0l
where or how many tiulcs; We were together
great dca} aud he spukc UF It frequent y: d
| not remember what be said the flrst tiuic III
s,'tlic ou the subject; wc were in t!ic tabit
meeting three or four times week; have llat
uo conversation with Stuart since the inter
view at lis office Of which l have spoken;
have often spoken with Lung about my 4aHin:
ltec, at Stuart's house Gil t1iat evening; it ll'
been tho subject 0f frequent conversations bc
tween us both t,cfOrc aud since tile Interview
ut Stuart's Office; haycspokcn about lhc sam
| subject ut hume and with tue clerks of the Ma
rinc Bank csalluUt give any lElmes positively
J:eetu,aiaafioa-Ih cast has beeA the sui
!, icct Of general comment; l have converse
much about it; can't tell quarter Of The pei
,, sous wlo have spoken to me about it, .
:: whom have told about it; lave lnade no $.
| crets Of the subjects testified to; don't kno'
:. when I}urcit Ecll lis wife away l renlcmtere
:. The fact that wis at thu house af l1avld St.
art til the night of the Historical Society viii
I, out being reminded OF it, and iirst spoke OF
4 myself; never spent q night at Mr. Stuart :
/ !cl Stuart's house with Lung on that evcn'i'
= going directly home. passing by Brown
. | house, meeting Fifteen or twenty persons I'll
:. l:t,nwl to me-; think VT remained about tlrs
:, inurs aud lialf at S;nart's after coming trol
=. Barry'S.
l lkEtEDSS All%tNA1 -" IN" AeN :
The Court passed Wlsm the question
served by it for examination, touching Il
rirtlt Of the defendant to cross-cxaniinc sEl
" .c,ret OTlara in person, her deposition in CHI
hayi,,. been read for the complaint, and :
}: lowed the cross-cza1nlnation to take place.
T MARGARET 0'ILARA'S TESTIMONY.
-. Margaret OIIars was then sworn aud cros
lc examined BY .ir. Beckwith:
G. Ihayc given my deposition in this case
10 fore Justice DeWolf in July OF this year ;
D. went South with Mf. Durrl The two wccl
u before; did not learn my deposition was
u i'c taken till the morning c',1ne home abo
se $ O'Clock; Mr. Huync first spoke to be aho
NJ it; he read 4 statement to me that lad slv'
I'd in Mr. Burchs house to Mr. Miller aul j
cr drawn TIP by Mr. Miller; Hoync spoke to I
1T about il 4 few minutes after got home
l | .rayc NV tfcpositinn in the forenoon, We Il
n bcen to Kentucky, Cincinnati aud Lullisylll
re Mrs. Carter and her two children accomranl
III us; she las lived at Burch@s lous
T. since Lizzic's death, and Is there now; Hoy
IN read The statement to me; I told him ! "
sc scruputous about telling all these things
I'd felt that was by scrupulous lncan tell
al it too carefully; had had 4 previous couy
to sation with Mr. Thos. Rurch and tile lad
ne stopping there: they frequently asked
OF aud when Mr. Burcll told me about, 50 tia
.rt knew they had told him; hr las talked 10 II
1T ! Mrs. Thus. Rl1rch asked me IL hail seen
vc Dnrch aud Stuart together ct the time OF
he Turner's hca:h; she asked mt about seSe
0f things; Mr. Burch has often talked with
CT about it =: went down to the office with
ut uuync and gave my testimony: don't In
'ct rs liz spoke on my testimony going down;
ut spobc 10 NE then on religious matters.
+; MK VAN AnMAs.-This seems to be mix