, 1863-04-24

Mrs. ETe!ptt'S Examination Re-
sUmed.
Testimony in Full, Of Mrs. Sarah
E. White. =; -;

This morning was spent by the coansel
during the Bishops absence) in reading to
NTs. lite her testimony, which, after some
unlmportant alterations, she agreed to rs cor
rect, and gave her sanction By signing her
name thereto. The Bishop returned on the
morning train, and Mrs. Eyerett's Exanina-
lion was resumed at 9 o'clock Her tcstimo-
NJ If strongly rebutting in its character, and
contains not few lat dcnial5 of the State-
1ncnt5 In the testimony this day published in
the TRIBUNE. Her testimony will be pub.
hsEed in full, in Its due course. It Is proba-
BILE that Mrs. Ererett's evidence will all be
Heard te-day; If not, an evening session will
be Ecld in order 10 complete her examination,
that size may leave Ior Cleveland on the morn
ing train.
By the way, the doors arc still doublc-
guarded, as Usual, ard the search for "that
leak is still kept mp, but the sCommittcc
on Reporters are not ready to rcrort-thc
reporters are ready, as will be seen By the
testimony Of 1lrs. Wlite-a portion Of the
cross.czamination, from its great length, be-
ing deferred till Tomorrow:
DIRECT ExAM1SAT1oS OF .9Rs. WHITE.
11y ra1ne IL Sarah f. White: an % years oli
and rcs,d. al hanhattan. I was married. on the
9Th ofJanEa'y} 1859. and have been widow three
yeate, the 23tn DAY Of last January, am com,
1nunicant OF the Protestant Epif fcopa Church. aud
wa: confirmed three years a.o thu COMM, APRIL OF
May. nnl slightly acquainted with Rev. E. W.
Hag met lin first At the church at Manhattan.
HasG1 aid yseH rode home (tton rom chutca} in tie tie
same car: iaEe. Alter removing onE things wc sat
down to converse. ;ue SIT On one side
he eros: :ca over and sat down on the sofa by my
| ride. After sitting there few moments hc said
the euu sonc IN his face. and he moved closer to
1ne Immediately gGt up and went into the chsiE
| opposite; Ina very f.w momets he got TIP ard
came and sat down in tae clair by rny Side, saying
;1i A he Va vsy Ey1 %eaEy aq hat s threat tr3ub
him If llc would have glass Of wine, an! he u.s.
sented. A:ter getting It for him; we wa!scl out
attention TO the clouds, sayiug they were bcnu-
arnl at The talne time aud drawing nj nj
% he Il % 1T le isn,c s thst f'dp2es dt2 not Ges
! like ton!.tEy lady, hut like ono who had always
lived in ihr csty. Soon sftcr snpper be asked me
turned to tie house. After about ha1f al hour.
asked him if hc would read fnily prayers; he did
After talking awhile. he said again that he had
| bad cold. Elttl wtEca could do eoMchn. for it,
| told him I was very sorry, aud would give lin
some cough syInp. and II no bctter the following
SSis Sa H. TSa m S n:
Q.-At the time he complained Of the sunshine,
state in whnt manner and how close to sou he
/
Ave were sitting On the sofa, anu he moved
| uucom1ortably close.
Q,-Wlat caused you to leave the sofa, to occupy
...-Bcsause did not sec proper for me to sit so
Odd the sunshine strike upon Mr.. ua:cg's
to the eofa.
-lcontenptaons1s The FIN lid not come
Q.-At tie time that he was conycrsinr abon, tue
clouds. what part Of yoUr arm did he ta:sc, ad in
what ma:.l'es did lie draw you towards him:
AmL,st brow y, the d; shoulder aaiek impuls
am not positfEe. He retained II In a grasplng
manner.
o1pnzIng t1s wa1k upon The lsy1 y, IT, to which yoE
between Mr. Hascr and yourself. THE wituest
here Withdrew on rcqacst Of counsel, while the ad
instability Of thus answer vas argued. 1t Was al
A.-Hc aeked me to take his arm, and did so
We eonHe:std On married sife and its enjoyn,eats
piled that had. He said that married life mus
conversation. that hc lad never been married ) i.
a!dcnt hcn i've Would Inv w}'hd1s1 RsSs IT, w So!
ing clrss Of Importance transp:Eed during tht
eem narre hf7f maa on sanauy md nlsS a
before retiring to our rooms. WAS in the dtntnI
!eom Wit with NJ aunt. Mr. Lawrence 81 she ask asked
Mis-; sions says be i=;S and / said, u an sni
md nel E
talking on different sub}ccta asked him where hi
wife was, He eatd something about skaneatelce
or Worcester. Mhss.. but ! cannot tell in whic
place he said she was, and did not ask him asa,
bee'ner IT. sid nGt make any difference to me:
QZ1low DID MI Has.r appear and act when 80
A.-He seemed asioaisllel. During the lorcnoo
Of that DAY 1se showed me the pho;osraps Of tw
Of his children, and some others that be had Wit
.Q..zDctailino order, all .hat transpirea bctwec
ME. Hascr and yourself during the afternoon {
A.-In the first place eaw him in the woot
house with Mrs: Everett and 3lF:. Lawrence:
and we.S into tic house. Soon ho csnle in an
asked Mt if ! had seen the scissors, Us they wei
J lot: I wet out Immediately aud saw ny aan Il,
, Ind not taken them; she fs!d she Ind not. The
we VS. MI bean to EeaIch for the rscissoE
sF tHe HeknE & IN ana astsht H. phsss hsse. wss s'hf
his bedroom looking for the scissors. Iasked bill
: if he had snccecdcd in finding them, and he r
rereufiyc a tone. s, Sou had better CON Come e n -
went buck into the paror and began to play on ii
After a while he said. GONE. fit on tho sofa :;
want to tell you something" I knc
nS S.r saat xou 70 dG hnE sE s9angs dun 1oS
ply with his request, aud sat down by him, whe
I hs placed big hand pom n'y shoulder, an4 took
| /
ecisso1s we1e eought becausee they were lost, az
- | We withtd d to find them. as he Was the one vi
: ehatrencd them: I inqutred Of Mr.. Haser, b
+ O.. The time he took your hand at the be
u u room door, what did hc do with it.
y Ale pressed ny hand against tt tho door, !, Al
was etand5n: on the side Of the door, which W
!. door; Il: HaEtr Wa inside, 40 standing y. /
:; door. No one else was in sight, OF hcarng OF
n voice. lie kept his hand upon mine only fos
!. | moment.
y cEoss FxAM1SAT1oS.
n 1 drft communicated with Mr. Wilkinson q
Nj. Gilbert in reference to the matters to whict
have testified. addressed myeelf to both (sitn
taneonslx.} It was at my fathers house at M
do not remember the exact iay when the Comm
l. sion WEE sent down. really have no secollecti
n at all as to the month Or time n the month
es es1y pas q anna ast M with " the nsnon
d going to Nr,s York and CLEVELAND. I do not
{" member how long it was before that tt1nG @ sna
a. son and Gilbert, but IT was not very great whi
T. lave 10 idea as to the time. :,
IN Q.-At the time that you made communicate
Y testified. were you not riding with Hi. Walk
II son, in carriage or buggy:, A. ,r.,,.,.o,
CT A.-Nhen communicated to ~. Wilkins
one OF the erosscst insults was riding with b
e. a'oAc. In ahrggy: It was the following day ST
4, b. CAM 10 take the statement. 7 don't Eemem
- whether it was In November or IN the winter
Odd sou communicate on that dEst occas
&c the Easc matter in al respects, as son testified
ng t yesteriay:
he A.-I did rot as minntcly.
~ | Q.-Dl You state at the time to Mestts. " Liz
eon and Gilbert, the facts in the matter, as
complained Of them, and did they take your st:
Al did-they did.
| Q-Did you eign the statements?
We Al did not swear to the statements.
E eat e S.aa
ch his pe,eon, during the ride, in the mannoz III wh
Of you testified yesterday:
n. ! fTbc question was strongly objected to,
Odd you state at that time to those gen
NJ men that 3fr. Haeer had placed your hand ii
III lis person during the ride, Just as 5ou tessiac
re "Sszi A@i may have done go, bat cannot reca'
Q-ptd ,ou atthat time state to thoao gentler
49, Of aeged f5st On 1s Iae
n;s no,irs and Pressing ya1F foot, and his throw
i a. his ann aronapf 1a af Jos, with the .shawl3
a no fssoess @ sst MI s1s e
IS. oEIf = Jou at that time etated what you testi
nts to yesterday, about Mr. Hagsss ta519s 5oa1 ~
W. think tlat you would b. likely 70 fenc1aoe
now! .,,..
did not tcll all the facts to Mcss:s. Wilkinso
.. Gilbert; my memory Is confused@ know
'iv- whether I told both.
At THE question repcated.)
Lhe Al have given my ideas and 7 cannot !
th. them more distinctly. l did not tell Mcssrs.
lis kineon i Gilbert about thu vet bantage viii
fa sss4 ets tN 3sssIIiE IA aos aaa tn there
and what you did not tell them:
pressing @ ny foot in the ride, and osher things :;
Bar esn onbistipSnfsh jsti n9M them,
ain Al cannot tall what you mean BY "di.