New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

Tie Court. after the reading of the evidence
Of Yesterday, commenced the
EXAMINATION OF A. r. REESE.
BIZ ne Jadge.Adroeas-Q. State where you reside.
A. Al BROOKLYN, y. Y.
O. In what business were you engaged in March las!'
q Look Al his dispatch and state what you know in
regard 10 it, A. II was handed to me at the ST. Mich
olas Hotel by j. Wilkes Booth TO be sent to Washing
w o. WI you read it. sir The witness read fol-
Nyw.YoRx March 20. 1865.
To - Wickran ESQ., No. 81 HIST Washington, d. l.
Ie" '''" - ''s''Ap" ''u"''' anu j. Boorn.
O w.,,hst T. wilkes BOOTH A. 1t was
q Was 1t sent the day Of its date A II was sent
on the 23d OF March 20 this city
Cross.,r9ninoti0a By M Easia-Q How do you den'
name ~ Booth instead OF J. Wilkes Booth. which
WIS bis flll name.
Q. Were any remarks made 10 Won by The man who
gave you that dispatch al the time OF his giving 1t 70
YOU, A. No sir: busy at the time; but In send
ing il noticed that the middle name was left out
8. Are yOn in tue habit OF keeping all dispatches
sent 4. Yes sir
ga No. Eotin-O' What SOFT Of looking person gave
Won thal dispatch a. If saw his likeness could
EXAMINATION or LEWIS wIcKHAM.
III fse Jadse Adrocan.-Q Look Al that telegram
and state whether You received II on the day of IT,
lntes A. cannot s,y that received it on the Esd Of
ths one
o. Who is the person referred 20 there As Johnl a.
John Suirati. he was frequently called John.
q Dl yoa not deliver the message TO him A.
delivered she message 10 I'm the same day
O. VIA, did no say a. questioned him as 70 what
vas meant by the number and street lie replied TO
me Don't be 90 damned Inqnsitiye.'
o. SOC whether thi, is the telegram you delivered ;
;rhe wi,nes, by th, reqacs, Of the Judge Advocate.
then read the telegram. which wsa copy vi the one
given above. . .., ,,n, ~,
A. j have se8n his handwriting, and could recognize
his Autograph.
The witness wa. here shown the original Telegram
nYrporiing 70 have been written by Booth " IAli ID
bis haIGwiiung. go ~
d stae whether Oh o. about The Alb Of March last.
van Lid al interview ia your room win y. llAcs
Ioot, John Sufrati and Payne. the prisoner at the
YEA, All er tho ih oi March. and The second tine that
PAYNE visited TIE house when / returned RON my
al Zee pns dav u {, O'Clock. sud wenr 10 my ROOM !
r,ng fla. hell fol Oar. the negro servant and IN reply
fo an INJURY which addressed 10 him. he told me that
ohn had ridden ont about clock N the afternoon win
six others on horseback. on gong down STARS round
Ms Sufyau weeping bitterly and asked her what was
mo rra,,e,. she said 10 me Go down and make the
hes, os your dinner. john has gone away" about ~
CLOCK Jou SnfIatt came back and was very much eX-
cited m fact no rnshed ianticay into the room he
had zone Of shais anal six barieled reviewers IN ms
hand: I slid John. shy arc yOu 80 mGeh c4cilcu
be replied / viii shoot amy man Who comes mo ms
room; NY hopes are gone qua my prospects pngnleu
want something TO do; can you sce me :"
eiksiip ," the prisoner Payne, came INTO the room
about fifteen minutes ait"rvard Boom CANT mo
ihe room; he much excited tbht NC "hheu 'cI.
lrancaly around the room several times without no
teng me- he lad ! wAio in his hand; NE Three 'neh