, 1865-05-18

| Threaten ed to shoot hin. Dszer had previously
called ont to the men In the barn toat Que OF the
Ga!rrtts was ton.ire In TO ret their arms. B1kcr
5EE7eEesr in five Miputes be wou;d Ore the Ia:a.
Inc Afses.tn asked Who VIC were, aud was told
f.! r. tpeE Who thfy we5: and thsy n,ust cane
t1der." In 10 o. IS minutes he ag4in asked who wo
= r., toId Baker not to lci him know who
We we're. he should take us for rebels, we
him. BaEer told him 1t made no difference vho
ne were, he nnr.t corae out. The balance ol Con-
GeTk testimony gtEes az account Of ths thootlDs
a1ictcy published. liz identified Harold as the
0n e,oss-. 1:m.u.tIop coneer said Booth said
+ E:7c!c, "uese te tue man who wants to come
ou', h1a t. fbk aodcd. "Wto had nothipe Ia
do Nth It" sfter thai Harold c.me oas. ~
BOSTON coEuE1r.
The testimony Of Sergt. Boston Corbett wss
N.Y.! given: Ioo'h called out, ii declare be, ora
ny NsEer 'L's nsEn nal1oio ii innocent" Corhctr
IecoEn!zed H:trn1d as the muu taken ont Al th-
BAN. his tesumoDy as to tic shooting Of Eo1tl
dise& ssc No hi -: already knoHu.
JOHN FLETCHER,
John Fletcher testified he knew tbe nr1.ona-
Atxe' oth LIE Game to the stable on The Sd Aprff.
WIN snntEer Pent}tmtn, and two hoises. TLey
ts aaapsi aEs GA5 s5d Tsng ssa
koFe rchs to ELL m..e nsysr saT seen eea
so!d oc on The lstb. Atzcro:h took tie ot'lel da
sss s ,ss ase.s in g. :a Vi r d sf;5 ( 3
maIc. mar Sud @ hs hs1 ~ soa The ether horae IN Mont.
bridiA. IT, wlthed me to pnt rp the mare which
Old. At tal:Fnst Elk be sne for the 1n,re. h
ard 1uo rot 10 take s6e saSle ,n h1is icy
T. t"lo him YES " A. ID b. cine isr tae N m.re r.
~ W. hear q aiernent t ta9aghs fSilnlsf; lin Sa';
frh, ta md ns1q no attention to bin He moaned
ihst ias1e, the looked too skatrsh. IL sid.
&c i good On the retreat" lepuke to him q |
GssT viii 'se ose1 Gos: HFo out
- hs VII be lack at'er wh1le" I followed him
to 1sAth stree aSd returned to the st4ple. had
at tsrsp:eep thst Halsod WIS :, t going to bring
aud ct1ne On 'pennsylv9tia avenue towards vii
ih,fos ,hfo's- saw hnIsold rtdtnK tue h3rse hired
Elm. started towards hun TO tase the horse. I
hoEt- sway lis!e. SAID, 4'You get Of thot
hoste nov. You Anys had HIM long enough
nt rn' spurs in!o the horse, and went up Four
steel. think reiurred t. the stable.
NEw ioaK- May 1.-THE testimony taken in
foe nssnss.natoI conspiracy cage last Friday snf
nsek Q 1le tumu,er Of 1868, aud that Booth ~ was
then cneageh in it. The conspiracy cuntcmpl,t tied
sht e.rsurc = Iref1dert Lincoln. bis .nurd:r, lie
::on .raene he Northern people st he I va. and
the bringing atont Of revolution in fsyur oi he
ton!ecrrtcy: Gooth wss 'eatir9 agent In the |
matter, visiting various paris If tie couut1y, and
GeoEt y. ssnders--a no has since said ne did no:
kntw Bfo'h-C,ay, I1o'comAc, Thompson ind .
elt:rF. bon,h Hss furnished with money fruu |
f'ehn orc md vas he agent t. hire Others. -.
Al actort amed Chester refused to h1re ms.
thing 10 do with the afa:r, though Bo9th pron: i
:scd h:n two thousand hre tutdred dotlsrt. is
We tl'.r 10 ste .hnt the back dnur OF tiroycr's
lEEN{tf. 1raf S11n%,.
|ruai. the assassination. Nas kept open for exit
Ecoth u frs' cosxcd in, n.d ihtn threatened |
alm with Death II he dir1issd the pot.
NV So1E, Nay ia lett21 from Jeff. D,ria.
'u' Or Tie AsEasbia'e .r:dy, IMPLY jasiI1es tie
;l.Tee OF eoEspi1@cy 10 murder made against
51E.