, 1865-01-29

ladies, no knew nothing Of the afIair until
half an hour before the time. He understood
that Langho'n got up the whole affair. :.
lhe witness denied any connection with It.
people, and never saw any dog there.
By e lone, Jackson-1 ran for Congress- once, IN
the Southern States, and was elected, but my op-
po1cut Obtained tho certificate.
un1en Gorernment, rot because expected to tes.
tfY IN The case, but. because my engagement had
EXPIRED :. :.
The witnt Is then By the consent of the
Court, made The following explanation:
,s'S Mhen entered into tas @ Detroit
consequently acting in legitimate manner.
did not forge the name Of Captain In the
Confederate service, Tor Captain Brown"
was M immaginary Character. In conclusion
The witness took exception to the reports Of
his evidence published in the Cincinnati pa
Mr.. Comstock WIS then sworn as witness
for the prosecution. BE testified as follows:
TESTIMONY Or MI. ooxsrocK.
Ny name is y ill1ann T. comstock, and1 reside
It hs$Ss 1e:ea ae ae1a snes ss{Saa c9 Dong
an Assistant Asscsaor In the employ Of the Board
Of PUBLIC Works. know the prisoner Walsh. He
es IL direct lie Between lis % hoase mR ana e.
Camp, there are two houses only. bad some
conversation with Walsh'during the month Of Oc-
about he middle Of @ the month. s ~ Do e. reem sn
her who commenced the conversation, but at drst
It vas Ct ea1anl PaEe Me assed
ra;bsr rnushIy axinp t. the onnoyancca ~ ~ ~
camp" he sad, s%sll, yon'll soon be zid or
liz lid nnttar trnch ho nirhi sr. II ha IA
desfred' |~'pA' >A0"sA ~ A''s ~ "a'' Il a' Aaa
cnoss-E.AA1sA71oH
BY Mr. 4eay-Mr. Haven was not On board tho
csrs at The time. There may have been one pas
not more. do not recollcct that about thst tIme
number ot peace meetings had been held In the
the car I entered tho carat RfdoeIv placa and
were fumors thst he camp was coI1e to b bs moyed'
1 et az r. II GsssS ss e 4, r.
MSkf sfkne Rel oaaiy a' tue oa' "es' not
s.a; Sotl DO not Understand What the
r-sa,s,c,l =, peass e% ,.a,r'.n aue g.,,
s'.Moaa VI iooSo WALSH
next swo1n. % IT, testtf'e cat S a "a raliaWs. ' WIS
TESTIMONY OF cuAn1ra wA1su.
Nv name ~ wilt;,m csa3,as '1 w.,ss ra,s'. -,
tgn q ss d o. ths It Of
ihc Esmars M H. !foIa me Ganaaa sue q
ttss A. hnna fea, t.; naa pson as senoo
SUNDAY nieht bofore lie ciecon 1iS ;,ot oa sao e
pny arms i that house until INT day When mi AZ, nv
decd number Of pistols On ths fioor Of thc hn5.
room leading out o The sttIpvFoom. M ou ~ y dont
know how many there wcre. Thcre may have
been go. think there was less than i'd. Taey
occupied small space In thc. ccrncr, piled pro.
mtecaOusly but closely together, Thc t1,to was a
foot high, about foot and half a; ihe base, and
yard. There was bed in thc room, bus no chaIrs.
There WAS no tablc, bnt believe noticed small
warhstand.. ! only used to go into The room lot
1cvor looked Under tho bed to ecs Il thcre ] Worc
any arms there. don'tremembcr ever being told
MT to 50 into That room Or any other in the hoaso
sitting room. They were scattered about lbs shelf
mud were Tobcl cartridges brought from the
South by my uncle. / never hcaFd Of any cart
compensation with any members Of tho family re-
Ea5o!ng meie msnniaesnrc, M ss;n never was at aay
snT rdo aspa %a onx laio
we're Tot. aud she told mo i was none Of Ry
business. My fathcr was generally ont from mo
morning to night, and during The month lived At
became acquainted VIII Trasis % Dsnie1. M II the a|sht
WIS arrested. don't know TINT be was arrested
ss sn1ss Se ss% sS sss!s
evening before tho morning Of my arrest was lp-
tzoducedto another man there that night By the
oner thst I. named George csnsIiI I sAqs BE oi
them wero il the parlor. don't Tnev whe,6.
,9eyh hs hssp' .a y 9f 1h,t h9uss :; Or 10,
ns ta9pac y, nc Monla admit tnat they were arres
HNntss taafInued-Ths men wers brought TO
o1T house by my uncle The. only dino 1 aver
askeu about tue pistols ms when my mother told
me II vas none Of my business. havr been ex-
amlnea p t1e Judge Advocate on oath before to.
dsy. DO rot IF1nemhcr tesarying 70 him that
esen pss,vtentsd; ,t , On Sunday night Nsat TO bed
not then returned. Wewcre arrested about twcn-
Y minntes pant one. When the otftefs cana to
the door opened 4 md asked them who they
Wantedg Ihcy said Charles SVAl.h. asked what
thcg wanted with him! when they SAID they Wuula
sron show nc. I then slammed tho door to, bat
one OF them said II Ibid not open It. they wo11d
do Fos id quick. uavcr during that month
saw any other strangers at onr house, but was
often from home. :
nv ,r +.o,.NIr v.sDes ant:nM ~ 1S1 az .,h,a.
mari or thc tnno mo nart Of fhe Tina .s1 we a.
III dsdy-Wezc you ever il tSs house At any
time during 1861 when cartridge were being made
there, or when Lanshosn wasthere!
~ Ins 3 SnSs,ion was objected 70 y Col Jackson,
Hoew9Sna M W. rnnH nf = C C0a5
assisted n she Il any ite dU in oor oor
houae. The untK spoke OF is Joseph Teahon
hc WEE First Leatenrnt in Co: eoh n. Infantry.
The regiment was known - the CAtholic Leg!aa,
or Fsthef Dnnns REGIMENT. ". fathef assisted
11s 90 sse II ne aso 5asseo 5ae r. Illinois aisar.
fst M naaTed ia Golonaisys ihayS H. ~. ~
ten between ihe aget of il and "a. Their nasnes
r. T. g. naeia1 sEsd r maggie aged la and Mary. who
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