, 1863-04-22


cue has apparently re.cuperatcd, PHYSICAL
and mentally, since Saturday, and Stands til
running fire Of searching cross examination
With the utmost nonclalance. Her maune
and style are those Of 4 lady well posted, an
rho believes herself a full match for the pai
Of aetute gentlemen, now firing at her i r.
peat, that SO far, even her evidence, wl,ic|
was looked upon by the prosecution az thei
strong tower, las failed TO sustain the allcpa
tions in the pEesentment, and when the e
buttiFg testimony shall have been offered,
AM constrained to the opinion that very little
viii be LEFT of the high sounding accusations
And to this opinion may say the Assessor
have, it is understood. already come
Ap'"pos OF the prcsentment, 1t is proper t.
r mark that, although it was drawn up b.
Jucge Green, still it cannot be denied TIL
facts we're so dressed up in adjectiycs and nd
verbs, as to hare only Il faint resemblance I,
tie testimony upon which the document wa
based In this the Judge exhibited a hand 81
nnssnn1 as to be marked, aud he has, to
certainty, over reached himself
TIE SITTING PROCESS.
at the close Of last nights session, Mr.
Goodwin stated the determination of the dc
bottom.H
The Bishop, at this remark smiled compla
Gently, and gracious1y bowed his heat, in token
doubtless, Of Lis complete desire that The,
should do so. Mr. Clarkson made quite nj
elaboratc speech In the same direction, ant
NJ ChickerinE, coming gal1antly to the res
siff.'' ~0 ln0N 'n'fs Nus ho'n1hs Il
The deposition Of prof McFarlaue Of The
Slate Lunatic Asylum, rouching the alleged
Insanity Of Mrs. Stone was offered in cridenc
By the defence and objected to by the prose.
eution. The Bishop requested Judge Norton
to sit with him III order to the better deternlin
ing Of The legal bearings Of the evidence. '''1
Accordingly, Judge Norton, at tile opening
o. inc afternoon session, occupied q clair
alongside OF his Lordship. To t,iis, however.
the defense objected, and the arguments oc.
Glplcd the time up to 3H O'Clock, when the
Judge was compelled to retire in order t;at
ne might take train for Chieago. The a-gu-
The testimony Of Mrs. White was completed
this evening, and Mrs. Everett takes The
stand for the defence tomorrow morning.
The prosecution have not yet closed, but eiYe
way in order that Mrs. E. may be ablt to
lcaye tor lcr home in Cleveland.
Notwithstanding the protest Of the counsel
tor the accused and the appeals for the where.
abouts Of "that leak" By the Bishop, we pre-
renee {sistcr Of Mrs. White.) This is com
plcte with the exception Of tho questions,
many Of which hare been compelled to
omit Tor Wnnt OF space; as I know ron vii!
bc crowded With current news, This ha,
hecn delayed already q day or two because Of
the press upon your columns:
lam twenty-cnc xears OF age, aul have hem 4
Gonanaahtcant o. tne Protestant Episcopal Church
with Rev. ME. Eager. first met with him on tha
a!st OF August, 1852. at Manhattan. where lie cam,
10 NJ vacancy III orr church. 1 met linn first ut
E1ee, and he remained there until Tuesday morn
in.. He held the usual afternoon service in the
church. with the communion service, at which Mr.
tha;nn ds; 3in, eo o1 the next morning. as was
slt BY him on the sofa, which did He pnt lis
left arm around me. and I Immediately lelt the
room With great INDIGNATION. hardly know how
todescr1be his manner; he merely placed Ills arm
around me. Oh the came day, lie several ti,ure
attempted to place his arm around nv waist.
When entered the p3lor did not remain long.
It. around my waist, and I would inned[stejy
leave. think OF no other things "A t-ansnir;ng
between nc and M Hager on Tint day. He LETT Oh,
Inesday n, morning for ar Youngs; aud called again,
returning to our honfe On "Wednesday evening.
next saw him on Wednesday evening. As be
was leaving thst evening J went upon Tic piazza
t9 t., BID anh hin "Good-bye" Hc drcx nc towards
and came into the house. I was much disgnstci. @
a. he was making tile attempt, my father catnc to
the dooF. no ono was present whcn he attempted
70 @ 10 II H. As turned round my father came to the
there is hol: there In Tie walk" Aftsr r hsi ui
entered the housc, said, "Oh. that hor~ih1c
thing attempted to kiss me-" I said this to Mrs,
yoEng 1aiies In the roo1u 0@'@~N
Qn:tle MondaJ Of which hare been test'sying I
zee S 19 r company with Nr Hsser. MIS-: Wh:ts al
Mr. Hagcr eat in front. Myself and M.s. Frcrrtt
were on the back seat. Weh had ridden Int a shot
distance, when HI. Hager placed bis arm upon tic
sister Mrs. NLite She complained Of buinr eoId II
wien he threw his shawl around her and his nrrn
a'Fo. and she {Mrs. White) said, M. Mag.r, = r.
don't don d.. DO so" :, The COMPLAINT of being cold
not at the came time as the last Incident
When Mr. HaGcr moved up towards my sister, sic
no. q to the otner e!de of the carriage from him
hrmbue:' turned to Mr. uager, and asked If ho
wnnld like to know what We Thought OF him Hc
Hiea5 fhe he 9na H. ,"a ETC., G . srs . the Kev
sa'd HIM ne d ssked Cd me- me- It :a'T VIII S1'|
take it back. Eaid. No, not until he Lcharci
hisneelf, which he said he would. and I took it
b9oacbt h. Tsrcr to tt the Gne,s:on Who
Ilie'l.] Mr. Stone brought him to the church.
DO not rccollect any other incident o-curinr at
the time before spoken Of I am acquainted With
VT rc exhibited to tho witness, aud, IN n,,sWer to
tl: question % to whether they were Mrs. Ever.
est,s handwriting, sho aaidl:. They arc. I have
hal three interviews with Mrs. EEerptt'e since
sEd bl1s. White werc present at the first Interview
Ms mother came In after We had flushed ta1kin".
A. TIC fssonu, & MIs; EycEett aid we're out riding
John Moler. The fret interview was led ut the
Drrnet House, in Joliet, where NC were stopnin~
IA question was now put relative to advice given
or opinion expressed by the mother ccuccr;fnc
thc conduct Of III. Hagrr during his stay at thrir
hoaac. The question was objected to, anu argued
Ct reat 1cnsti md with various degrees Of ability
It was allowed amended by the prosecutors. object
ed 10 and finally rnlcd out. Tho decision drew
io tn from Mr. chickcrine the dolorous expression
1f the Aescssorf do not wish to learn tho facts In
tEc case, hare no more questions to putt
CROSS EXAMINATION
do not know who Mr. ua.er came to our 1ons Ar
IN company with; have forgotten. arrived
at home some time after tho rest Of the fan,yftom
CHURCH. NJ stone WAS there when arrived. Mr.
htone TOOK tea there, hut donot rccollcct exactly
how long he remained there that evening. Think
he ieit about n,ne o'clock. don't know who in
ts0ancea Mr aEe9 MH;f. to the family vas not 1t
Sunday most OF ns rat on tho piazza converting
before Mr. Stone left. Mr.. Stone was accompanied
to tte gate BY Mrs; Smith Lawzcnce, Mrs. Everett,
self. ! don't know whether iii. Lager an ana
hra. White arrived at tho CATO at tic zane
tiE.e or mol, for we rode down and thcy walked. I
think III; EEcrett was there also. Don't know
OF the carriage but they were not at the Ente when
~ got there to say good night to Mr. Stouo. Air.
stnns was ri pleasant to NC bnt do not know how
tight Of them 1cfore Mr. Stone 1eit nc w wers r..
a. a,c,,nEo1 - .nhd.ta nmu E9knc ana laughing
H. stone and Mr H,ccr nnpt,c.ns ~ posSe whetnes
c1ui conro,ast,on ~ p1ft!cipssco IN INC Fen
1;".-e ~ a. ,4h y. u"s; a. Mas nt ono cna Of the
and NJ. casSn We!e Al mr. "a dts .; ~ ss Everett
th.. .is.ss IL St Wv. mno ws7e NJ the other end Of
ar., Iii hat can fh1nE ~ o 1ls' en1th La"rencc
ONWhcrc Tas NJ Harc-,
Ado not Know. hnf I 4hfn1- bo ,,.. ~. -, ,
o.-Do you mean that Mr. u.rcr ast ,,onc =,