The New York herald., 1865-06-01


his . intention and Of that Of General Grant; sent
Q Whose handwriting was ~ A. In mine; ! wrote
q A. about what time did the first edssou eontaintns
thas nstsoo appear' About two osslock. think.
sas r.ssss with % tns. . Iesssrs &C ~ { Yes % '' ''s y
g DAD YOU have any osnversstisn with BoosA that
By Mr A%.n-0 Ds YOU You iSs. = 40 John n s~r.a, A
Ne, sir
uas sSoss sss,e that asy, No; fSo nCs eIs Know
you knowshe actor Mccullough and il 50. do you
left believc when Forrest did which bell I'VE was the
fourth week ia January he played engagement with
him
Did Mccullough return this city In company with
Forrest on the LIST OF harchf A. He did on FORESTS
Q Was il before the lst OF ApriIS A. think So
g Do yo9 know OF yonr own knowledge whether Nc,
Gooasa o nsa hoy ei tho cry before n1 as' OLA q nprs
COLD ascertain from the books Of the theatre when For
Pest lcft.
cRossExANNEp BY COLONEL BURNETT.
Star, A. was in the ticket o6ce no ono was present
Q Had You had any conversation with any one about
write notice. he said he would after writing the
regular advertisement
q Did you speak to any one else A. spoke % my
younger brother about the propriety Of writing IL did
not speak 70 any else
Had you seen Booth prior V writing that notice'
Q. How did you send il aways A. sent one % the
Star a~d Courier and the other 70 me Oniee Of the Rpao
kcGW myself rI
Testimony OF j. Boney.
O. Where were yOu ON The night Of the 18th Of April
| A. Al Ford's theatre.
O. What was your business there' A. was playing
| what ~ called Irresponsible utility"
@ State whether you know anything OF Booths nav
Ing rode ~ 70 the alley dSor ana called iSf On
horse not but he told me 70 ask 6panger 70 come
and hold his horse did not the horse was on
eknA saiA WnnH n
"Can 70 across he stase;n said l. 'No; the dairy
Peanut John hold the horse. saying that Clifford was
away, and the responsibility Of the scene was I'll on
Q DID You see spansler any more tha. evening" A.
| did three or four times
| Q Wheres A. On the stage
Q Was he In his proper positions A. Yes, SIR
Q Did you sec him about the time whom The shos was
nredf A. About I'VE minutes before.
Q Where was he thsn' A. On The Same side Of the
Q Did You see him after the sbst was nred' 4 saw
where W wss he sSsni On .ns stage with crowd
& What was he doing thsres A. I took no notice Of
O Did you see Booth a. he lefu A. Isaw him as he
made his exit the nrst left entrance; he had hong,
double edged knife that looked like q new ono.
O Did you go any one follow himi A. did mot see
any get the stage until he had made his exit
How long after did You zee man get on the stase'
O. Who got on the stage first after Booth' A. tail,
stout gentleman with gray clothes; think he had
| mustache.
Q what did he DOT He made his exit the same
| way that Mr.. Booth did.
Testimony OF y. j. clifford.
@ Do yon know anything Of horse and buggy b.
longing to Booth being sold week before the
sassnation9 heard Booth tell Spangler TO send the
horse and buggy 70 Tattersa and sell them the week
before the dissemination.
O Do you know Mr. Jacob w!tneuspaughi A. know
man who worked in the theatre by that name; he was
o ssass whether or se% slhos hs was released from
Carroll HAIL. OF jus previous 70 hss release he told you
and not 70 say which way he went meaning Boohs Did
he say that Spangler hit him The face WIN the back
l Of hi6 hapA{ A. No, siF; he sad he he6 BEEN down
making sAtemen4 and hAa 80 tqA all 10 knsw and
wanted % know n ke could make anothsr statement;
told hin oeseein aaa thas Asosshs 70 b. paEssar md
q STATE whether you know anything Of the aScussA
6pasge being in the habit Of grabbing and eshsr 1sh
ings A. Ys4 know he would 80 on 6aturdAy Aight
I'D Say tll Sunday morning; bsvs never seen him
Xass whether sh, rope could b used sov tAaa p~r-
pcees Yes sr; bot thsy ~ another small line eus
Tsstlmsny 81 Dy. MeKfnz.
Q where . zee sessdss A n wsshinGsea, n sAs
q Do Sou Sscw Harold, !, L. yss ar.
O Hoy lsne have yea Known hiIi A. SAoat know
whsn have known hmf tAs last tweDsytwo yeass;
l have known him very wen for The lass slx yeara
q State hs oharacteSf A. He h . Night uoyeliable
trivial boy, and 10 10 mind about eleven yea Of ase;
could 60 elsswhsrs belsving thas hs would tanpeI
with u he thought he could play joke upon anybody
The Court here Adjourned until ten O'Clock on Friday
DorplnG.