, 1863-04-17

Tonr latt answer, to your husband, eso. when VA
the eatd communication made, and what did 80,
A.-Just as eoon ae Mr. Stone come into the nar
loF, from church. I called him to come into N,
room, when closed the door. told him viii
naa occnHcd-that he need not say another wort
taida good deal expressing Indignation, which
10 not now II eollert
Q-s;atc wien Mr. Hagcr left your house, where
know ard ii ii Ill be Ivs,rned to youl house, so'
Abe len Just az eoon as wecoula get hroust
dinner: he wrnt to Manhattan, to oficiate, Dy pFe
morning between ten and eleven o'clock.
you first sve ME. Ha.er, where did you meet him,
Who WINS present III the meeting. for what purpose
"a "a yon meet hlm and "hat, if anything, trans.
Al Ifaw him just at the hour Of dinncr-be.
tween twelve and onc O'Clock, and Mrs. Perriso
entered the pa1lor-ny husband also being pres.
cnt. l went IN to acnonuce dinner. barely pas.
sed the compliments Of the day with Mr. Hs.er
your house.
A.-Bctwecn three and four hours,
Q.-Durin. that time did you meet each other.
Ave returned to the parlor after dinner. I
Wien the pafor H. S Hager eo1 Va. @ oa
aru FEELING 60 Indignant ut him, vcEt 70 my room
and closed the door. remained there till he left
the flonec.
Q-How did be leave the hnuec:
- thsnk he SPOKE to my d4ushter who was up
where, Enf thought he would 60; 10 bid me good
byc for him. He walked out of the house aud took
p rs satchel, and ss far as kaow, walked to tho
4.-Wheu did yon next sec Mt. Hascr: who Was
with you, and wl,nt afr. Uagcr's deportsncut to-
wards you on that occasion:
AIN the Bishops Church, on the first day Of
last Convention. after norHiu. services Mr.. Stone
M ald think Mr Losks, lady. friend and perhaps
passed right By us, very near US, apparently with
out seeing us; he passed down the aisle by us !;
re stood on the right side OF the middle aisle ns
going ont of Chnrth N' "~
lons "aR It after the time last testified 10 by you,
who waG with you, and what was Mr. Ha.ar's DC.
pertinent towards you:
Streets. Mr. Stone and myself were waiting for the
est,t ost seeing ns 1tmisht bare been hal an hour
Q.-n;d von viait tie Bishops house, during
your a1fsnaanee at the Contention:
2nllow many persons were prcsent on that oc-
Al do not know--it was large company.
.Q.-nid you on that occasion have any conversa-
uagnr: II 70. what was It:
A.[ Sid rot have any such conversation with
r Mr- Locke L. that remember, about apo!oszing to
Q.-EhE did you, at the Bishops house, apollo.
gize to AT. Hngcr for leaving the parlor at your
mst honss e at that time you elt agreyed &C
Ale was . clergyman, and guest at our
house; my husband had not seen 1T to rebukc him
II any WY, and thonght perhaps l had carried
ne IA 5e6nks to Mr. Hnser little further than Il
Ehol!0 nave done, as he was our guest; consider
Ing that because he failed to he a gentleman, it
was no rcaeon why should cease to be lady I
did not apologize to Mr: Haser for leaving the
room but simply that did not wait to ask lin to
excuse me.
Q.-Arc you now, and. If 90, how long have YOU
nesn ne, commitment with the Protestant Episco-
Al am, and have been, Since the a3d day Of
Q:-What was the cause Of your mental disor-
A.-chtlabtrth :.
Q.--What has been your general health, bodily
ana mental, since your retnrn from Jacksonville,
A.--As to the mental, am not the proper peraon
TO 1nags since the first year after my return, my
bodily health has been re emarkably good, for me.
Q--Haye you been under mc.licai treatment for
vile:
A.-Ecycr
self to hare been insultcd by III. uasar, and on
what occasionss
A::-Iwice: the first occasion was the buscy.ride
10 tnc icnt;eatiary: the second WIS At the window
Gin what particular was Mr. nasar's manner
IN gfasPint -FOUR hand on those occasions, pastic-
ual4t ulrt.ltSLlUEs
lohtccted to and recorded, pending which, u
stormy dcbatc ensucd.7
A.-Hif manner in taking my hand was the same
as before spoken OF. but IN i greater degree.
Q.-Dtd Mi. Hagar make any reply to YOU when
yon faid sou had not the California fever, nor any
A-uc did not
Q.-Duriug the first evening that Mr. Hagerpass.
ca At your house, was there anything IN hls con-
duct or appearance. that indicated fll-hcalth.
A*-Aothtng. except that he struck nc as per-
Ec1 IN not ntiuIn health
Q-1a what. Il anything, was Mr.. Hager cng,g-
ed dining that drst Friday evening, at your house,
CIGARS
Q:-(By the Court.) You have spoken Of having
made known toyour husband the particulars &
Mr. Haser'e conduct towards sou. When did you,
If at all, make known those particulars to any
other person or persons:
A.-Flrst to Mrs. Perriso, when she told me OF
his conduct towards her: and 10 only ono other
person, who was q lady friend. much older than
myself. It was during the time OF Mr. uarer'e
etay nt Manhattan .