The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23

HashinC'On, h1t 22.-The Court to-day examined
one Witnc,. In secret -c,siDu when the doors Of the
Court we're ogcucd. The evidence taken on saturday
wa read. An unusually larg, number Of spectators,
including uumler of ladies' were present Judeing
fruin their actions and continuous ting they Nere
most interested in the appearance Of the prisouon
Mr. surratt I, quite VI. Mclaughlin ai'o seems to
hc sek and dcrrc.scd. Payne Seems to kc,p up the
bc,t heart of any OF the prisopcr lie aulh' at tho
least Trovocatiou and seem, carelcrs Of his fate
THE EVIDENCE On MONDAY.
Washington. hay 29.-rhc Court amer tho road
ns Of the evidence on Saturday, proceeded u take
the testimony Of Nm Scrsh Fitzpatrick, follows
q. State whore YOU resided during ,hc month Of
March last' ierided Al the hcure oi Mr., sur
rat'. Y. State vhc'her, durins the time ot your
rt'ideucc ~ her house last -inier you saw John IL
sutrA't aud other men ia company with him thctof
4 snW John n surrati At that house John wilkes
At1erott and NJ Wool .puint. ns to ra,ucl. q IIov
often lid YOU zee ihs Ood At Mr.. surtaus huusc
A. r~lcr; saw him there, one Of che times Think
in March q How often did you zee Atz,rou there :
A lie did not riny At the house ut oil A. any time;
be w. there only ,hoft time he stay ed there over
nieht once. q state whether ysu. In con pany with
John II rurrsit and this man Wood, vil'ed toId.
Theatre one nrht In March lastt A Nes Ihd
you occupy the UPPER OF lower hot 4 ! thiut "
vas the uprsr lohn wilkcs Rco,h cane into that
b., that nsht Mr .oan was riih u' s,nt TO TO
ai Tie theatre, and vas abe'nt about aNeeA
MD Won have command of detachment " cavalry
sen, in pur,uit of IN, ass-ssiu OF the rte.deut
booth 4. | h.d. y. viii Sk wh'i Tart you took
In Tho capture Of Hafoldf 4. Thee ~a consider
able parl, IN reference 10 arms he VA suprosed IN
have -hilc IN remained III Gnrfetts harm. We had
good deal of couvo-raton with Hooth .b1ut his com
ing out Booth At frs denied these ~ BODY elfc
In tho barn. FINALLY be ssid, "taptsin' there -
one OF the tecctl,e-, w ho wa th"r" s- 10 me, rel
,bn d]l@,i"r 10 him H,roid Who va, hv III. d,o-
hncy .c,sc,L Whist ycn h,,o got. re,
out" Btker rnid wait ttl tunser cun'H" said
-" Al ,ddTess!ne the man a. the door 'a,d 3
"oPcn that door and VIZ 'eAc thei intn opi m.
ont his hsnds and pulled HIM out. put my ieVo +.
,er under my arm, and turned him around 20 ,.' II
had anv papcts be- said noihins bat this /" rulline
| on licco oi rn9 from his pocket tooA nm .nrk
the shot va, red ard the door thrown orcu. then
dracGed him into tho barn ~hefe Booth had
! Harold. when had brought him outsde arain, he
sd Ia %f ~ nst ss ,sscf sc WHO S" as NJ, ScsS s
| slot IN the harm" said l. "I.u sno- ~ho it is
Re said, u DO mot" lie told ne HE u,me " as BOYD
Said l. "lIi- name is ii"oih, aud you knoT II ne
salt no he did hal him tied hv III, band, to =
| uee, about t~O yard, folu vheio bOu'h hsd heen
\ there until ready 20 return. R'oth IN Tho
me ,niirue died. fevsd him dp in blanket, hay ins
previously sent rome cavalry near, for doctor. rG
negro no ltyes about halt mile tfom there, sitl
wagon nut the tody on board, and started 90 Belle
oI s.y ,hat he had met with M. man' A. 40 iol,
| me he hal met him about seven miles tom W@hlns
| ton, hv accideu' think ho sNid tetWccu u and u
| O'clock on the nirht OF the murder, md that thoy
| ven, TO haithins Point aud ciosrtd thci1.
| Ctoss-t Namiuation bf Mi stone y. lhd you heal
| Rolh r.y nn, thing about HaIuld'- Innocence. \
'hat ,nocl. Harold made no re-i-tancc At al Whit
ed HIM on a horse aud tied MIN
rksttNosy or wM. G. ctrAvER
Q State yorr rcriltnco and occupstioni A. Meet
! Roth Ecpi a hone IN my fishIe IN Ianun,y last i
ono-ryCd hay horse wa thrr. about one mont d
| Arnold one of the p.isoncr. At thc bar. Q. niC
you zee the hoTs" NierWHdsf A. seT ne ho,s'
I,sry and took hhu evNy. .. DO you bnow any
th,ns atout the per,on or the cicum,'ance Of ~
saIe A only kno. that hcota tod me, me 'nM b,
lew days afterwards and paid the livery, =. Did No'
,ce lsoo.h and John y. sIrFeI 20 gu, Of YOUR ,iah
would occa,ionaly hire > horse To- so ont to evening
parto. With Booth. Booth gave directions u let sur
rSer rSt1 u, zee he prisonc klsrolt Viii ooth A. Yc
.!w him there cucc - ith hors,' he ives alone =
Ind you sec him there neueutly y \. Nc
cir; / never saw him there but once
Rr.rNANINArtoS ~ ;. T. M'ruAtI-
o. State whether the pri'oscT, o,lhnshlin, hs
teen IN the nhel service iie has shout ON
wear: thOurht IL after the battle at AniirtAln
South Mountain he camo ~ ana gave him'eli ny
that was iu the >csr 1861 examined Tie record, 2
|
morning, and finding an ostn OF Ai.siance rlshtd ,
MicLne O'I Iaughlin and myself and Others, conclude
be wa ne b.nfi ss y te s,e ,h.t GhsSthS ssn
10 me 10 correct what he thour., va an error; IA
then stated that he did report ~ harti'hhg and to-
the oath Of slerinnce nave hri. VI, 9atlli Hhir
Baltimore, june 10th, >Sd, signed Michael plhugl
lin. =, DO you know nst hi, family re,ide in h"l.
more Z A. do they have Iesidtd more Hthin ~
recollection, uIpp'o for th'riy yeafs.
TESTIMONY % nj. VERDI.
Examined nv judge Holt .. State whether or ne
on tie nieht Of tho wsa'trhton 81 he Piesidcn
wA, little before / O'Clock on FRIDAY nirht ! ~
thorc NJ. VIM, u seward ttedi sevaid ANjC
rewafd, Mr.. Robin,on and Mr ilan,eIi they NoT
all wounded, hal seen secretary Seward at about
o'clock hat night IN his room whep ,sw ,m pc,
he was in hi. bed, covered WIN blood blood "A
Cruss-.taniiued by Nj I'ors'er-Q Did you A.
state whether he was sensible or urconrciou
A. lie was conscious he had difficulty In artlculN
pIess himself he know IN. perfectly well he had
, fmIlo Of recognition on his lip- a ! was looking
pre,sed that thc revcie.t ouc In tho bark part
his head he coiuu snccd noyitg he up and pOintu
his dnget theio examined We wound ana ioqu
your sku n hrOkea OF not; he A''ch,ed' he tcinsii
. ed fcnfbe for half - Lonh ahl men went into
seep; he awoke up IN about ~ mnu'et, whom he vi
I | put 10 he'd aud was vorv eoon in'cn5'hc y Ud 50
also give the inionnation al,ei ,haIinihs the ed'
. | Ytr, when | came into the room where he was,
found terror I'm the expression 9l hll lhe lani'y th'
| evidently suppOenE h.r wounds Ncfe mortal / g
! amiucd him and immelIAtc., reported 20 the iaml
! that hi. wounds were noi mortal up y which hr, :
ward stretched out his hsnds' man .i'.uuF eyide
, | sa'isnCt.un. a. Have vou not nj 'oue time hefo
this trial stated that tho"o ouhdr r,,N'd uy MrSewa
had Tendency to aid 90 hi- rrcnNori Ioin tho iorm
a | iniuryy A No IN. | hive heard that such
opinion vas eIIloSsrd. / DO aot know b. whom; IA
WAS not my opinion.
. Rr-gxANISArIoS or Jous r,Hupw ALIAS rFASr1
O. State whether or not YOU seic WORKING ct For,
i TlIeat in January InatY a. Vhr. Q state II 8,
know the stable Ia th' rear Of N" ih"a'ie, occug