Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12
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THE TRiAL oE MRs. PERRINE.--The court.
martial, Of which Drig. Gen. ChApmAn " Preai-
dent and Col, chipman Judge Adyoeate, msf Al
their rooms, Occidental Building, on four.ssnth
!, MG A. {, Perry, . wltRsss Tor ths prosecution,
having beon called and sworn, testified that he
yss or The ir.la nom baltimore Y rhiIsd.Iphia
tsaln was stopped, James Leo. ono of the party,
with Mrs. Perrine,went 70 tho door OF Tho ear aud
looked out Amor he returned " his seat he said
y wa no gss 70 be frightened; The rebels had
The passengers were then srdsrsd 10 issss me
ears. Witeess saw, hr1 Perripe shaking hands
Win the rebels aaA seemed vefy nash pleased I;
.S .y ss, :. ssss ss ST 'Sss sr.s
M. Clarke Fisher, 'Pifa Assistant knginesr IN
the Navy, having bean sworn. .tssitnaf thsl he
was on the traAR and pstlssA hrs ferrine wei.
shs ssid she SAs siAd siisy ksS come, u sh.i al:
expected thcml-s5methihf 70 that enstt saW ne-
eused poiattt some baggage, telling thsifobels
that sas the propsrsy o. . fAnkss oniesF, !.
psss said loa friend that hs' was safpriisd 10
SEQ lady on the boat who had weleomed the
rebels and Kissed them. Accused heard there
srG asd Tcpass = mi ~ a%osE The ,.esli y
more. Heard . rehel ofAeer toll 4eeusad they
sIPected 70 bo IN Bsiiipore next day, aad would
can upon her; heard them ten her thsy would
tuMo caro- OF hor bNNNnNos aMNNhtun tuouMnN nc
.sG one q the Saldsfs on The irAih .slhlHs With
The iSdEs AdvOeats sanouPsSS 10, ne Court
that be would here eiOss The ease Tor shs prose-
Mrs. Lee, of BaltimOrs, was lhsn s.ilea and
sworn for the defsnes, who testlnsd that .hs was
on the train. Did NOT see hrs PerrRe until Aflsr
thsT .wereopths gugbSa, wltpsss. Recognised
ana9s es rebels several old responsiveness Of
Mrs. Harper, sworn, who tsstiasa ,As. she lsf,
Baltimore In company With Mrs Parrine; Verc
Eolas p Nsyport Rhode IslAnd sflsr traih was
] lhoaght she requested Mfs. Psfrns % 70 down
to look after their baggage saw Two sr three
rebel. IL ne grove yho were .alksag .ylh, Wit
wlias.s stated Mr., Pprrlns had her ehIld viii
her, an infant Is months Old, whom shs len with
the nurse while she went down 70 look Afief thu
baggAgs. The 0ilmors aaa Aomp eiAsra vhe were
mors.I Saw MrL Prrlne oaef her fin knd som,
| cologne 10 Giek Federal soldier who was lyine
In tho grove, Begged the rebels 70 lay theiI
baggage aslds, as ,ihsy bad NO gentlemen wilh
ysrsing with Mrs, Psrrins 10 tho cars; thought
the ofleSr's hAme was Harmon, from Ohio. The
onieer stated 20 Mrs, Perrine that the PAA.sngerI
Is On !nS train IS were yssy nsss ;ssi,ss, anS
Hairy Lee having been been sworn, t,ssiata that b,
saw Mrs. Parrina King towards the ttain with
q rebsl soldier. ~ gysHt
James Lee testified that ne dId mot 500 Mrs
Parrtao nntil amer the passongera had arrived Of
| the gunbOat. She then seemed very much pgi.
,Aied and sLeited entered Into conversation with
| withess, although he was = stranger 10 her
Emily Myer, the nurse Of Mrs. Perrine, having
bson called and sworn. testified that when M
cars were stopped BY the rebels, Mrs. Perrini
went out the tront door, and witness, With III
baby Of Mrs, Perrine, went 70 the. back door
which was locked. llf--ill.l
Accused seemed very much exeited for fear be-
| child would ba burned up In The ear. rebe
soldier broke open the bach door and t00k viii
ness and the child from the car, Accused wa
crying for fear her child would b burned. Ao
cuAed tore up her bonnet aud shawl A Febe
= soldier told Aeepaed.he would got her trunks
when accused went with the soldier to chow his
the trunks. .r ..a..rf
A dentist Of Baltimore was also sworn, whS
testified ~ 10 the nervous condition of Mrs. Per.
rias Jaat before she lsfl Baleimore. z tik VI
The clergyman who bAptlAed hon and wha hAi
know her IRON ehildhood ,tssiihed 70 her nsrveu
and oxeitAble temperAment q
The testimony for the defence was hers closed