New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11

Ss, srot, A. The meetior in sbe
siiog among those who composed the sa the
treasurer he took the money have nsa some t ,G
him; asked him some questions. and tO,u I No NOV
the rishts Of prisoner when in custody asked MIN WA
the association banded together fo,w u 70 M aous
under the Constitution be said the money was raised ,11
lawyers any Of the members was srreea "a N this
moi DO they would use force did via. SDd
Of believe ,hi, sbou. all. nov 81 t ~ Mach have
been Deputy Provost Marshal at Resdns A.
by Mr. oNei-Haosr tss n ,bs Hps Of
s ~ n"bc meeting wa. called at the house Of
Mr. Fous say that the no'ice 81 se Ton Stopch
ecese "a ~. house was in sight Of it this was on
Match a-Ssturdsy Huber made the speech q .ne souse
81 we T,spsd sgsnst the shutter was pretty close
no enc kccosted accosed NOBODY ss e ~ s ne
70 Huber until April !h have seen him :Sm,time, as
not see him speak knew bic voice at the osnt 80
secrssa under the straw in the barn heard III" speak
Question We'll. Sir you mus, be In eroI becsuss you
- IA Won never heard him speak until the 1tn o. April
Sv;,n.s You are mataken SIR sad nothing OF the hnoi
said spoke to him until the ,h Of AP' H. HI, voo. IN
the bsra # you him while BIO was speaking IN inc
Answes did know his voice. and heard him distinctly
Question. You have pretty ois ears"
Answer. " That 3 So" -, l.,h,
tedious length in oath taken by the sessd con
spirGios The witness had made @ ., .as S
WIN ieS mon which mistake the learned counsel
afectei be somewhat funny ihe witness ssa an nos
made The the witness continued on sunday
morning ss got aO%e s wa, ,nsI nss ss apSg
tired went home t 10 coal sanI ,lsepy
the P6iadelphia aud Rsadding Railroad shop at Rssaing
g. achee him he had any papers on Nun ioaha one
that he had Ied for snoihsI esE &c Comma
soueI al Readng when asked him about the ~
he said IN was Constitutional Union orgsnizson said tne
II testing whether
wa. constitutional or not; Mr. Huber In administering INC
osth said you do swear. &c.
\ the Cspsdtuiion Of the United States '..t.
oaestsn Why did you not put tina. down In your memo
| Awe mt down VIVA, thought was necessary.
ros,sxAmined by Mr. Jones-I desired TO find out whether
there a. thing the organization II there anything
illegal In H. want the members tried hOnoIaby and honSrs.
biy Convicted they guilty live at Resdingi decline
10 name patty fOm ~hom derived my iniormsnoni
no. TO reveal my informer will not tell Ii will
ten you all be said, II you desire TO hear It,
Mr. Jones-Eo Sir, never mind that
cuous suppose 1t this the secret meeting va, be-
10 The barn understand when he m'dc speech .: The
20 into secret meeting those who had before .tned
saa Of o them sSd ecreted myself under
BY Mr.. CoaeyI not positive they said at The meeting
Engish and German, OF fenDsyivsnia Dutch
Tho witness wa. now examined to the character Of the
defendants So far as he knew Of Mers Ilis oieneder,
,se 10 sIppo.e thew would do an illegal sct certainly
OF these pt.men have 10 reason TO say tina, thut they
would violate law but would not trust Huber susber
Eredeick Pfn,z called to stand On being
be eight miles Readings be acquainted
with Huber the meeting the house OF Mi fos; ives
last Friday two weeks biui Huber esed the meeting
IL was called by private the object take
tho dfsft Mr. Huber stated this a. the public
tie case Of Iessnse IN Indians and h. was the way
would be done heIe ihs, any ono Of The msbe shoSd
be taken aud to Fort Warren be would be rescued even
# they bad to tn. i0I down he SAID there
million OF men belonging to The oIsanIA,ion a.,
Isss 'h knew each other BY sSn. aud stated
passing the road who gave him ne ,sp aud be
bs swoIa ~ be .pose about oD. hour the eto~d
into the barn don know what they did bero sItJ-,hree
%Ss tie Ss Ss' d b the gSss sss hGSsi S c
them C ,S s,ss TSss. 'sr ne %ss a M:
Sa them w. war !, "a ny G0I; re sss ,Ps J
members ~ ear to; one OF The member. told me- ..wsrd
they had .s;rehsd ne esE1 GI sps. bot found
i,.se s. Gerh.rt, rworn-Tbi. witness essentially
oei.ion ssptleman we, in puro 0crn.6 found
himself 1T loss to pt6fpret PeBh,rans Dutch MI H. ID
MsodeI5peb. e1>shef Of B.rki County. called AZ,
wbsss did not throw sht tho subject lie kne"
nothing ,bOu, the organization not being ne eer
We the following condensed report Of bis evidences ala
Huber said pity thui In couBtry ie this its heoes
s.ry secret Organization. but before two month";
hymskng be guessed would be public he than went on
that oogbt support the Government was from
God for tho Scriptures teach II the Government VA
from devil IL ought 10 be rampled under loot he said
that all his Cabinet had robbed the Treasury
and there only shinplaser left H. they'd In
up TO their elbows 10 get 10 be went 10 and sad the
too long operstoS great many people had been killed
and the ought stopped that the last law. that
out from Lincoln and CoDe, we no! favorable 10 the poor
man; 1 money paid 10 Mr. HUBER lie got paper aud
put the he said he had met der FnE
town. and he the n be went out and thsd the ,o
,smethips about the old Government; that 30 many
killed. he did not think the last law vs. eon,.i-
tutona after all this sold, the meeting went TO the
Mr. Haber said IN bis public speech bsi i've had ss
serted in Indiana the Government sent HeI thsu bot did
not them several members ats this aud they thid
that all members who should be drafted they Ia
ken Washington midnight, they would 10 hour
home rather than be taken down there aud Killed. Huber said
hsti the Copperheads that rsscued the i've m-n In In
dps can't recoect what Huber called their association
The proceedings here closed.
Mr.. Coffey the United States District-Attorney
stated that lie had number of other witnesses who
would make some other disclosures, aud suggesied
that time be agreed upon for another hearing.j
Mr.. jones contended that bis clients Were all re-
sponsible men, and, as there was no evidence mph.
eating them, they might be discharged.
Mr.. O'Neill asked that his client might be dis
charged, as there was no evidence Of conspiracy.
Some time was spent in conversation these
points, and finally the District Attorney agreed Il
hold Messrs Hilbert, Oxeneder, and Illig, III each
others recognizance, In the of 81 0O0 TO appear
: al the next bearing
Mr.. Huber was required to enter bail in the sum
=. Of q, 0OO
The next hearing will take place on Monday after.
noon, May 4, ct 3 o'clock.
DisIoyuI Outbreak Mt Heading.
Special Dispatch to The Philadelphia Press.