New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

WASHINGTON. Monday. May ~, 1865.
The Court, after the read NJ OF the evidence
OF SATURDAY. proceeded TO take tie testimony OF Mise
Moran Fitzpatrick, 81 follows:
Do Jgdge Bia9kam-Q. State where you resided dur.
ing the month Of Mareh as' A. resided at the house
of Mrs Sarratt the lady who is al the bar.
O. State Whether during tie tBe Of your residence
al her house last Winter you saw John H. Surra't and
other men in company with hiin therei A. IsawJohn
II. SurIatt. =.
o. state what other men you during the time yoo
STAGED there last Winter. A. saw John Wilkes BooIn
there, and saw two Of the persons at ne bar
q Which Of the twoi a. saw Mr. Atzeroot ana
Alr Wood there (pOinting 70 Payne.
O. Did he c4ll Himself by any other namci a. did
not know him by aDv other nnmc.
o. how often I'D you see tbs Wood az Mis-. S1r.
rats honse \. never saw hin tnere except twice:
O. When was that Il do no; Know eSsf s5ch a'"''
% How often did YOU see Atze.odt tberei A. lie
did not stay az the house at al al any tiIe
O. Did You see him there sever timeSf A ne way
O. Did you understand whether he stayed there over
Git orcef !. II. di1. ,
a. Look AZ he other prisoners NJ the hor. and say II
van have seen CIV one OF them al Mrs SnIatts house;
have you seen tine standing IN ie corner baiIo.dt
A do not know hini never saw the l1as' -, u
Surratt and this man, Wood, visited FOfds lheater
one night In March lasii q. Yes "
Q. Did yoa occupy box N that .lea'er a. r, les
d Which box did y0u occupy a. 40 NOT KNOW
did not pay attention on which SIDE IL was
O. We il the upper Ut lower 5oxi A. THINK IL was
n stete whether John wilkes Booth came into that
box that night while Wood and Surratt were IN tneref
A. Yes NINA
@ When did you leave Mrs. srrratt's housei A:
went to Baltimore on tie o'clock train, the day amer
We at the theater =.
BY ne Co~t-Q Do You recolIect whether on enter.
ing the theaer you tGred to the rgnt or elt 70 goto
the box you oocuped A. do lot rccol.eet WHICH Sue
RECESS.
bonr O'clock having arrived the C0nrt mere
took the usual recess II one hour.
TESTIMONY OF GAIT. DoUGHERTY
After the recess the Court took the testimony Of
O. state whether or not you had command of a de.
tachmen OF Cavalry sent IN parsait oil tie ASSASSIN VI
the President, J. w. Bootht "A. bad -,
o. The circumstances Of the capture have been fully
detaed BY other witnesses, viii ssk what part II
any you took in the capture OF Hard, anu II any.
state all he said on that occasions ~ There was con,
siderable paley n reference to arms ne was suppose
10 have while be remained in Garrett's barn we had
ing out; Booth hrs denied there was any body else
in tho barn; finally he said, Captain,
there Is man here who wants 70 surrender.
awful bad Baker one OF the , s %no sud
come out repeated The. direction to him; HAROLD.
who was by the door, said, Il have no arms" Baker
marked to Baker You'd better let them come oat;"
Baker said wait till Conger comes said " No.,
and addressing the man at the door SAID open ihst
door, and will take that man On, myself the u3pT
was partially opened. Harold put out his hands, ana
took hold Of them aud pulled him out; lpu' my revolver
under my arm and turned him around " see ne nsa
any arms; he had none; asked him II ne Lad any
PAPERS; he said, Nothing but this pnliing OUT
piece OF map from his pocket took him back snort
distance from the door; just at that time '0e
dragged him into tie barn where Booth had
fallen on the ground; the soldiers anu detectWes
came In and brought Booth out took charge OF Har'
rold, when had brought him outside again. he sad.
+" Let me 90; will not leave will not 60 away
said /. No sir;" said he WHO has been shot IN the
harm said T. "You know who it Isl" he said, I" do
not; he told me his name was Boyd" said 1, Ills
name ia Booth and you knew it," he SAID no. he DID
moi. had him tied by his hands to a tree about two
wards from where Booth had been carried to the veran.
dab at the house, and kept him there until we were
rendy to return Booth In the meantime died. sewed
him up In blanket, having previously sent some cav:
airy for doctor; got negro. who lives aoods
half mile from there. with wagon, put the body On
board and started for Belle Plain, where boat was
waiting
q. Where did Harold say he had met with this mans
A. He told me be had met him about seven miles rom
Washin gon by accident; think he said between IL
and l2 e'el.ex the night Of the murder.
y. Did he p,rS.srn saying he did not know Booth at
ALI A, He Irst said he did not know him; that be
Booth said his name was Boyd
O. Did he state where they went after they had met
in NIarylandf A. He told me that they went to
Matthias Point and crossed there. rl
O. Did he mention the house they stopped at on inc
Stewart mentioned; whether he said or not 10
not distinctly ree0llect.
Cross-eramtnation by NJ. Stono-Q Did you hear
Booth say anything sboat Harrolds innocence. A:
Booth said he was the only guilty man. or words W 'has
effect.
O. Harold made no resistance at ALI A. MOI while
coming home he said his feet were sore. anu tnas ~