, 1863-04-22

/ Nv nat - Sour best recollection
Al tloud not ILL.,. to etate
2-Shon1d 5on think it as many az SIX times.
Al should. If not ,nose Or less. do not kuo1
hoW many ti'ncs. Mr. md MIS-. Everett were there.
been there, Think about week. Tney had yis. VS.
| Ncd therc tic twop-evious summers.
:, At this point the counsel for tho prosecu-
lion agreed to admit that Mrs Everett was m
olo l.mliiar friend Of tho family, and lad frc-
qncnt3g visited at the house Of The witness,
father, and also, that she had been on fnti-
| mate terms with Mrs. White up to 4 Inte ne-
| slod; and also, that Mr.. Everett is tile broth~
ef Ct Mrs. Smith Lawrence; and that MI.
father. N&'@~77
| Q-Nho were the members Of your family in
August and September last, besides cnestss state
| 1ll except duMeeiicE. sA'0
:2Gnes NY esfeSts' II: wh!ts. chatles and Frank
brother: my two sisters and cousin Benjamin Law,
= How late did you breakfast on that Monday
Al think at about * O'Clock all the family
| were a. breakfast, except Mr. and Mrs. Everett,
Tie5 ;E5 did not come down until We had nearly in.
,Q-How many many Of the family. Or guests were in
tas p1s paaios is9t 9Sh.a .mosnlng aftsf breakfast!
osa thnf H. faa sms Hs Tsr;sec: r Hs
coG8no GnfmoTW fa ~ were y they occupied until Nj. Young
IL, ~ cannottsll how they were occupied the
AA0e
Ine ladies were sewing and conversng with nj.
a % 5cafan e. %a thin general
house; but when he vent do not Enow. Gii 2Td
rot ask him. ! do not know that he went to New
LarnoL: La. s I asked no questions. They returned
wv asthe intercourse and conservation Of tho
ana guests at tho dinner table general and
1.-THE tahleia very long: I could only -fadsc
5f1n1 5Thi. where sat presume it was pleasant
la question was repeated, but the witaces said
and myeen were ut the table. "'e
renamed along in my room two hours aitc, din
wo:,d H., eia1eI 81 ~ iaen Gae up and asked mo il
aReen Previously mentioned. think We reached
PEE from the Eid: ut about 515 O'Clock. We let
aho,' M neeeT cS as Ar. roungs. saw him again at
nm nm on TIC road, short distance from our house.
Mrs. White aud Mrs. Everett vcto walt;nr to.
se'nel, ano Ar Everett and mysulf. We were
~ niS III Inc direction OF Mr. foungs when VIC
Q-Was tho meeting cordial and pleasant.
az. s.C! oG net know but my best impression IL
INCL iTt ho,a e. ana bowed turned round and came
Q.-Do yon now say distinctly, you have M ;n,x
pfrsseh Pr ~ q tne meeting Of the party with 3r Ha-
NJ, Mr; Everett bowed, turned round and came
A:;3That Is ali the recollection have Of it.
~ Il tulhk We were al! together when We n,ct Mr.
M'ge5: We returned to the house in comoirv'. nv.
Ma MI MasfF "a ras @ TitL MIS- White and Mrs Everett,
Know Wv wheheq e Tthsk the ness no
Mr. Hager: hr. Everett and were in frnut ~ thc
offers while returning. - lAe
the house p1posely TO meet Mf Haeer e Il WaSe ,sase
moonlight ,Isht. zna Mr.. Everett Wished me- ''I to
.t'E,sna wnsE w,h k III When left H. Hager in the
would yetnrn IN the evening" ~
as lad ST sf fsy sEptsssfS1 assdsd
neetlon will, the fact Of your having NIT him BE-.
tween your house aid Mr. Yoang's:
4hn1.h, hmHe gsneta!ly took walk after tea, and nc
Youngs. VIC were Just tnrni5c rounH fn rstnr1; mn
home, when Mr.: Everett eaid, sHe is conins" T nr
perhaps thould eag he said. Somebody Is com.
Ibid you Etop to sec who that somebody
h;;:No re walked clover than no had been
4I1n which direction did you walk slower taan
you had eccn walking, -1<'N
c,:o,1 AnT9wards y: Youns's as we saw this per-
tnhcon1ng, anu thought probably It might b. Mr,
Hager, and that ho hsd made up his mind to return
A{ter or return to !he house do not think Twas
IN the p3r1or over an hour.
~,t-. G-Mso were IN the parlos together after rou
Mrs. White and Mr. uaecr. Ma Evc-ett
n:s:"i n,' through white VAS there. That is al /
think had a short conversation with NJ. Ia.
ger before retired. handed him a letter. liz
:nl my sister, Mrs White. were plavjug hackram.
mon. asked linn il lie played any Other came
ca d. and 30 on-a'd if he thought there was any
did not think i wrons to do so. When ridinc, wc
called at Mrs cratt'a. As were leaving there,
en enS lent a Mf IT, HHSsT a, hs zsa% r. !. ss ett
left our home on Tuesdnv morning, saving h. Vas
Eoingto Mr. Yonnc's. DO not recollcct ihc noar:
os sx cut TSS15 10
daT evening, IN company with Miss Young. Miss
naEes and John Baker after some cough medicine,
came, no one was in but my failar Mrs. Wbitss
Mr. Everett. Mrs Smith Lawrence. mud two ladies'
f1on, Chicago cam: IL soon after. They rcmainei
talling ,luriE; their s.ay. Iwss there most Of tho
time. They al catac III ! carriage.
~; |hou no spoke OF nu exanina'ion which you had
brig her 10 the Loaac II tint timcs '''' N" t'A''
she as IN The paro SIC vas vas thcu @ stonnn xrM ne. II
TIC National 1 do not know where ehe Is stop
oIDo Pei yon not lnoy Or haze yoa not under
A. stgniacantl5]-1 have not until the gentle.
.o-1lase you 10 Knowledge or information Of
efforts hayin; been n11ac Last week to tuducc her
A.-Only the efforts ehc mnde harsclf.
nH!DlnEcr EXAMINATION.
Q.-On tho Monday evening Of which Won haye
been speaking did Mr.. Sherman come from tha
church to your fathers house..
Qas there nots It that t'gaG tmc rai1 IN tie e
duct Of Mr. Hagcr that attracted your attention. or
that formed the subject Of conversation II 60,
what was said conduct, or what was said by your
parents, Or either Of them respectively.
1This question was strcnuouBly objected to.
but after protractel discussion was I'D.
A.-When he roae from his knees he commenced
joking and laughing and talking in = very trivial
WIN t,1,$ ntr "
dd se sency pserse IN no. 1Se
when there Ncs laughing talking and general con.
,;na sstsaton ;dl1r1ns Mr. Aaxcfs vsit she stud
1lssntt.bly cnteftaini"g him 10 ny siate1, Ars
,,Q.-Why did you not pay more attention to Mr..
to to some OF the cross intcsrogations you said you
A.-(Emphatlca1ly.l Bee.uec there vcro older
oncato entertain him. nnd1 did not like him.
EE.C!oss EXAMINATION.
Q.-Tas his expression of dislike to Nj, uacer,e
manner hy yonr mother made IN bis presence:
AM Hages was in the paEloF, and .ny mother
Q,-rlease state whether tho '.jokins and laugh.
ing and talking in very trivial manner," OF which
Jon have spoken. occurred in the presence OF your
1nothe. aud yourself or any Others. II 20,
Ain tle. presence Of those mentioned in the
question: and ny father, Mrs. White, Mrs. Smith
Lawrence, and Mr. md Mrs. Everett.
Here the counsel endcavored to asccrtain
from the witness what language was used,
that she called trivial, and in what the joking
and laughing consisted. But the witness was
unablc to rccollect, and the counsel finally
gave up i'll despair.
OILS your mother member OF tho protestant
Episcopal ChUrchs
A.-No, ehe Ia not.
Q-To What sect Of Christians docs che belong.
ITO the Baptist.