New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

4 tim tho confidential friend Of lie wife, q ~ :en i
| Ccusly whites Ii history Of the guilt Of hs WE
M Van AInsn, for the complainant, deuA u I .,
any proof had yet been furnished, proving thai ~
| DufCh had excited suspicious agan. lhe noueF "a
wife. He could not be cbarVed with doing 80, simply
bccauee ls bad told the fervInts il Mr.. Stuart came
there, to say the "lades Out. lie opposed 'he
int reduction OF such testimony.
Tie Count ruled the question cut.
Examination Of HoDora Cook rcsumed-l remember
tie Monday tha, DIR. BuTcb went to Burhugoni Slr
Stuart called on that morning; was m the pa!Iofi
hlrS. Burch told mt to 60 up and tell Miss Lizzie ne
was there she did not inquire for her aiief"Hrai
DO not think that Stuart there Tor the next Two
DIVE; I did not see him there; nv business was 10
answer at the door; recOliect the evening thai Mr.
Burch and his niece went % W. H. Browns Parry
CARLYLE Boyd called that night; on New-lcars Day.
when thought Mrs. Burcb jorked Mr.. Stuart's shawl
back frt m hs shoulders her was playful she
was generally playful in beF manner; recolleH lhe
tine When the trouble occurred in the family aiicr
Monday prior 20 her leaving, she took all her meals IN
Ter 70, m she constantly CTy1ng-soneuDes very
tad Mrs. Burch and Minnie were out of town about
June, 1859; Miss Mary Spaulding was in tho house
with Bur,h
Q. lid you see them together7
Mr. Van Aman, counsel Tor the complainant OBJ
icCted to The question. Mr. BecSwiih, counsel for the
defendant, proposed TO ash the question TO show the
affection and intimacy between Burch and Mary
Srauldmg. After warm discussion the Court riled
tie question out. Beckwth excepted 10 the ruling.
Tie examination was connued-Mr Birch ordered
rne, the lae week Mrs. Burch was home not to de
liver any letter to Mrs Birch If he not Ia, to
give them TO Penny Burch.
CToss-eXan ined-Haye spoken with Mr.. Cauliield;
aboni the time StuHr called, when Mr.. Burch was
a. Burlington, and other times; when the door
locked last week Mn. Burch was at home: suppose
any could have gone out from the inside Of the
hOusc.
Examined by Caulfeld for the defense-When I saw
YOU Won did not sugget anything TO me- person has
yer influenced mt, tried make give any testi
mony but the truth; no consideration has been
given promise me in tls case.
TIE deposition of Joseph Darwin Long was read
He has known MIR. Burch for two years; knows Mrs.
BurIh by sight; knows Stuart iltimatey was a. his
house tie evening of the meeting Of the Historical
Society at VIM. II. Browns; there were present, stu
art lis wife, and daughter called at Barings house
during the evening; found the ladies gone TO that
meeting; returned to the house of David Stuart found
him lyirg on the sOia, talking with Isaac Burrei re-
uaincd there till 10 or ii o'clock; Stuart present
all the time; when frst heard this evening made
POINT in Burch's cast, the recollection Of the eyeD
irCs have described at once REQUIRED t. me.
Tie cro+s-examination ELECTED no change in The facts
and was directed toward the time when the witness
rs remembeied the fact of being al Stuarts tho nigh
i'm question He testified Il was when be first heard Of
the alleged confession of Mr.. Burch. when the fact
that he was Suarts all he evening instantly flashed
across his mind He called the attention Of Stuart 70
il himself.
The Court adjourned till tomorrow ut . p. m.