The sun., 1861-12-23

Mr.. Cariisies saioon, 80 Centrs m,eo, a.,
Jefferds and Moore there a day or two boIo,,
the arrest Jefferds dank eight or nins vhis-
key skins" before they left, and was soon quite
drunk Moore told me to give him Ali h,
| wanted.
Maria Bennett, sworn reside at No. 10
| Wooster street have known Meore two years
| ho introduced Jefferds to me last October or
| tho ght of the 21st Of October, both were nj
| the Muse and | thought thom very drunk ;
hiier1s went TO bed and Moore then told mo
| thatJcferds was the man who had murdered
hiacwn step father that he was a detective,
and had Teen employed TO get Jefferds 10 con {.
fess his guilt, and that he lad got il out Of him
bv making him drunk he also said that the
Waltons had hired and paid him 10 got tho
confession. On croesexamination, the witnoss
adBitted that she kept a house Of III fame.
Jennie Lascell sworn, Says-I roaido at No.
1i3 Elm st.; have known Jotferds and Moore
since October last on the 18th of that month
Moore called upon mo, and offered me $50 il
would fsy that Joherls told mo that tho pistol
in the hands Of the District Attorney was the
one with which he had killed tho two men; |
refused. and told him was not 20 bc bought
he then showed mo his badge, and told mo to
lock out what said 20 him.
Croes cNamncd-I am a prostitute, and have
been such since last July.
Joseph Arm strong testified that ho was al
Mr.. Carlislos on tho night Of the 10th October;
saw Jctierds drink hot whtkoy eight or nino
timos; heard Moore toll the batkccpor to mako
the drink stcut; Jeilcfds was drunk when they
LETT.
Cross-cSsmincd--I live at Il franklin st;
drank whiskev siN or seven times that evening;
can diink half "a gallon in the course Of day.
VIM. Nj. Belts swcrn-I reside at Cutchoguc;
J,fcrcs ard Moore lived there for some months
alter tho trial Jeneids c,mo FIRST and was
never seen intoxicated until Moore came, in
September he then often drank too much in
the latter part Of September, jeff, rds told mo
that no suspected that Moore waA a detective,
hut that he did not care, as he was willing that
he should know all about him Mrs. Walton
wrote me that she know Moore was a detective.
hfs. lllon Walton swOrn-l am tho widow
" John Walton, and have four children living;
! reside Ht No. lis Fourth ~. DO rot kaoE
who murdered ti her Mr.. Walton W M. Mat
ih,wy; ! plwaNS suspected that MIR. Williams
hot him | never made any arrangements
with my son Charles 10 kill MIR. WALTON, ~ 4
never agreed to give him money for 80 doing
| was INTRODUCED to Moore by Charlos hoard
that be had bccn treasurer ut Wanack's thea.
tic. and " hIlN tuch, hai hul.t or bought two
hruscs Mr.. Wallsck came TO the conclusion
that hc was not aide 10 do So, and dis
,harE,d him this | learned from tho ais.
tcts N tho prcscnt treasurer, who also told
me that hc was u detective. lilo passed
hmtli ott To me 40 unmarried, but |
u armed tho contrary. Ito behaved on ono
rCcW II unlr ntlcmluly to n servant in the
ouso where reside aud | toll her never to
ALLOW him 10 enter again Charles often asked
money &C me, and had always done %, and
very frequently gave him small sums on one
occas,tn he aud Mocrc came in together snd
CharcS acted SRA gcly n.ked if hc had bc,n
mixing and he replied that 10 hat been
uourd vi Moore | tul him that hc hii bet.
ter -'av nt homo and lrt Moore ~ about his
uu-iLcss; ! told Moore THAI believed him to
lc cncihirg moro than q prvrc detective, and
that duuht,d His respect. .hility, az he WA try
irg to pas himself OH single man, and ap-
parcd to have rolhng to do; I thcn rcquc1tcd
him TO leave, and Charles to say. Charles 70.
fll'd that hc would not. aud | answered, 'Ir
you will maLc yourself loulor, cannot help
II; ih,N then lslt; never usoi any abusive
Language to CHARLES hut always gave him good
adv ice.
Tho direct cNsmirotion Of Mrs. Walton horo
clo.,d, ord tho Court adjourned to Mpnday
n,oLirE.