The sun., 1865-06-21

the householder do-u, on emersins from the
thea re, 'ho.' hist B,oth naturally supIo.ci /, v.
plcltN vito snnrlcr, and Booth iheusht II wn
rp,nEiet, aAt not .rcGuut.," who ~, holding li.
STARE Of ss.usht into do datkne.. Another item
vac pIoducci 'o'hoS thnt spSnslet knew OF Booths
whom Dvoth sni,r+ ed tc'o-c cntsrins the
me rscS, 5 sS'0I s. .p. {" VA. % aid S,Vn asG Sl,es
moustschc iu' IL had cen proved that spanslcr.
thet utsht, -ofe no such mour,ache II he hsh been
IN uont OF tho thsAtre sith bl1ct moustsohe, rcd
he hair H. 'hc visitor ~ tho theatre would have
snce. spin,'st could NO. b,V" hem assent 4 ON
the etHgc truu twsntv-tve to thirtv minutes past
nne TO ten ulinu'"e "a" ten, .thout being missed;
iot j. va ne business TO shove tue scenes lie could
not have tccn a. cut three quarters Of an hour With
ont at'rHcths ,t.nt.or, and An 4 ~ VI" rcNly
Pro- Cd lie NJ" ne, uny rot in mont VI tho theatre,
lut A. bali yat nine oclock Nu opposite tho
door At rhlch the murderer s.c.f>d and
va on he si,.c for Az hour ane- the as,u.inaion
hNvinr preceded all the evidence tcsrus upon the
time Mr i.ns proc "ipd to dSsca.s hi. sp pconiuc,
nnll ms arrest on The ltth Of April at his boarding
louec, whicn hc had lived at for hve month
llurlhs tic three days and ntthu Intervening bo-
wen me .s-a'''ns'ion and the arrest nothing VAS
done bN cpAnser which did not initAr conscious
tense u Innocence. lie felt confident IN tho a.ser-
Noh that ltQoth sd no AccOuplicc lie did not need
any. Booth Rad PLAYED At that theatre, and by
cuuttesf had free entrance therefore hs had made
h' orn prcpuatons Tho leap nom the hoN
20 the ',s.c W. one which might have
had not hs spur caurht in the h,t Booth -oud have
made the lesp vi'h care. TIE co1n--l sn cnutident
that booth needed no h,lp hu, some TO hcd his
horse, which - 'Ie.nut lonu" did, and he opcued and
shut the door Tor him.tt II sppcated from the tcs-
tlnony Of Nj. ners tn uAusgcT OF rival theatre,
thst b!oth Inquired puti'ulNry OF him whether
,.roveis Theatre ~. 70 hc Illuminated and ~hcther
the frc,ident to b. pfc-'n From these inquiries
" soein, clear that he aa-iuation ~ the rTCsdcnt
~Oul have been H'ieup,ed at Gto~ct's theatre had
The fio'lcont atondC that house on the nigh, Of the
Illumination. Nj fStug CtNuired a. Iength the
Other part OF tlC t-tnony and concluded h. saving
lac could see In the evidence such suspic on a.
woud induce a stsnd luty 70 tre@nt spsnsler TOT
tnai, and he believed = CNndd review OF the entire
subject soui leave Ia the minds Ut hut very lev .
tetsonatlo doubt ot hus innocencc
Colonel IOcret stated that he would he prepared
to read the arrumo ont for rline TO morrow
General Howe said that the Couf, had aresdy ey-
tended tn tine tor n ara iiu,nI II they were uoi
wHk tho,e delays they mitht not set tL.ough ull
Autumn
ten tAtin said ne vac willing 10 grAnt all tue tins
the counsel Sssd to prepare thuir arguments sub
jtctr Of the iup tancc.
Gen. uunIcf rs,d the testimony va, very voiumln.
Gus
NJ Ewing remsrkei that the labor OF preparation
Wds greater that 'Urlo.cd. |, would be- Out Of
h' Ioaer to prepar pr Audd' defence before Nh
! day, as there -err two hundred and Gfty p,sc. of
evidence in that case.
Tho Court voted 10 rrsni extension Of time for
the preparation Of the remaining arguments ADD then
| adjourned III noon to-morrcw.
M. Surrntt, Who Ukon III in the courtroom
yssteIday, hnd not -uicicutly recovered to-day e
T"sumc hef uum cost "ith the other prisouor.