New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-21

-, .,, h Tins received, he frs, received s25 from
49, roen,eudsut and the rss om .he District Attoney
eeyrd Coy 'qsY No, o1 e,ta to receive nor dd he
o., s,T money f,om the Wals'us knew VIZ, bcaAe
-trs.fI.iot 10 80 Wooster stfeeti wgs very !ll4lte
WI - ND Ina busiue with her, bod money t.ans-c
,iys with her; Mr. lassei, who ives wan M oIauy
d,5 lns~ al a5oai il; had seen bin o. t., zen te WI
r1 .e Der that he wa 1ins - = ave ulIle LII,
ors: ye,ris with hio to her hoase Cepnse nc
put many witnesses on the sand VINO S.5
him bu, Of what character would they 1e heu go
been the agent Of Mr. aud Mrs Barney "la' ~ 10 80
connected wih he box Offices Of yaiionL 'hse. ,r.
connected with newspapers when ne wac o", go
years old; had kept store on b.Saa"sS . He.e
while; was regular menbs' oil the 9GGnSe hon, Snt
bs beins police officer aud witness scouted he idea on
one occasion however in the month OF september or Oco
Der prisoner aud witness in boat sailing and pn,ouet
sij Bi If thought you detective would tnro"
Won overheard wit replied that he knew how Jeferas
came 10 think so-he witness had been in the Department
but was dgusted with aud left that he did not want PMS
on-r him about because he felt ashamed OF nav
lug been an officer; prisoner told him that the Bets suspected
that he Iwines was detective the Belts said any
thing Of the tud to him or IN his presence rom me Oh
ions Of Mr. Kennedy and Mr Waterbury, witness ives tod
TO follow prisoner about with hin hnd out where he got
The pistol and get him the murder in the presence
Of oher parties J.ercs and he became intimate at Long
Island when he down Pachogue witness took some
brandy gin and segars with him there were times while
he was down there he did not have liquors Jeerd had
)nsy intoxicated en- Beus liquor and net on MS
on The ay that the first confession took place about the
murder party OF thea went to picnic, while witness
went boating Jeferds fell overheard lille getting into san
boat he was taken out apparently dead and was ooust ING
be ssd he felt q. the time That he going to die Wit
stayed up that night with him. at hi' request witness
took out papers from biz truDki among others
Sn-Sav :a, describing conduct sf MI Walton to" AID
his mother witness c9mmentios scout MI, cruelty,
mi, ;ner aid Yes but shot him Ike 3 D. tboy
hsd several IN which the shoonsea mentioned
that night there bottle Of champagne Ia the room Is
general thing eerd. did not druk move hen ANY other per
son would that was in the habit Of drirkngi witness on no
other occasion bat the night alluded TO Induced Jrnets
dnk be used drink enough without being asked h great
object ind about the pistols be found ont about
his witness never spoke to Jeherds shout ohe
murders as he did not Ike TO talk ABOUT murders eye
told him that he twiine,s) thousn, thst ne nla = oe
to the Burde murder; made written report Of dong'
sent to the in September nisht have
written nJther subsequent letter TO MI Wserpuy nSu
made no report 70 Mt Kennedy ill N. saturday before The
arrest when he met MI Kennedy py sccden IN an ssng
saloon the interview with Mrs Walton he considered
himself well acquainted With her he had not made love to
hers he had behaved himself calamity for he liked her shs
fair to ook upon be did not pay her any marked seh
ton he felt sorry for Der position having such son dd not
then know tina, she had spythng TO 90 with III dia IG,
mother for him generally ke his good words their
intimacy oesed tte dag OF the quarrel win ChaIsi Mrs
Mr. Walton denied tina, she bad to give Charles money
never propo.d any arrangement to Charles oy which he
could ge. 5o from Walton the night Of the 10th o.
November wtpes h prisoner AL the afternoon until
mdnght had Mr. Woton once before that time shout
ten .en days bsorei told Walton he was the person
elected By sr Kennedy go with Jeherds hst going 10
Walions plsce the 18th Of November was matter Of
accident; Jecrd. sppeuei to be In natural state that
thsr gh he did 70 M officer sud al him n be knew
him: they bed ,eye's dhnk. thu, night end Jederd, IVES
s,..htly intoxicated Jcerd had some ~ or 10 With him
that te he bad OF getting sny money except nom
lbs mother did uot know how much money az any he wit
ne, lad on the 10th Of November Jeerd told witness
tie 10 90 10 hi. mother with letter ia which he demanded
money which she refused seld witness lent him rs
Of occasion which he told Mr.. Walton had never heard
Jegefs saw an, t about the loo0 until the night Of re
10th Of November when Jeerds proposed 10 and shoot
Mr. WALTON fer l001O, wtursi thought him sane bat
thing dihonorubis before Je-rd. did no, think dhonor
allie that Jefes Iropote him twituess 10 become
cotnpce murder; u did strike witness strange
that Jefirds went TO SIR Walton when Jefetd asked MI
Walton uT =l0 CO.. Walton proposed 10 gave hini T3VOV
the f)rmstou proved yauabe JefeTds then pulled ONT
p,uer which wa. the marriage Certificate between hls
u'lI.T and Mr. Morrison, when they separated that
nj IN usth Nov they 20 Nordens Hotel; they then
evaasoJ AFTER mskIg appointment for the next morning
they together neKt morning. witness saw The waian. Of
arrest when the produced Jeferds knew Ms. T.
w,pe.. had Introduced him hers knew Mr. OBron the
rigtt CLERK the Oce with Jsherds e concrr,
saloon ia Broadway when they became acquainted with
OBrien: e under the impression that somethins
said that shout the Mathew MURDER did not ecOoct
JeG on that occasion aid that he wihcss 20 be
detective officer; be sad that 4. q. Hall told him he
hsi better 10 the amy be liable at any time @ be
tried FOR te murder Hthrws JrfeTd. told h.E that MIR.
s said th when be got ino oce he would give him pEs
obesj bach BIZ papers
ReJifec-e,tss shown to Lin was the received from
JeheTds
AZ ths uuctuIe tue Court adjourned I'LL Saturday At 10
Before Judge McCuYs.
The care OF w. C.. Horafager was adjourned TO
Monday Th. part Of the Court will sit OHisTow to pass
4, ntenoe on TemAnded prisoners
The Grand Jury Insde the following preseutmen: