, 1865-07-15

| un1ottun9fety, had previous business eng&x
nent It hs1f past tire: O'clock. which ia my E.
eu.e for NIX coming. ny engssement Tas I
such Iatu1e that 1t was almost impossible I:
me to ucelectH- i ehoud haFe been m?st happ
10 bare tetn Jon. Ihtve been absent fson th
city Espcn Friday night; have Jast returned thi
evening. sud row emhraee 1hs drsi leis9re u2f
1oent fo ssJ to JON that vi see you on IresdaI
desiep2i.d d. tsa Quincy 9tree.} provided It is PEI
feetll Estisf.ctosy u you. I'M rerJ anxious t
cultivate yonz acqu,intsnce, wh!eh | think VI
grant e The privilege OF proving to you thst
Twill here roy Ihave had the pleasure OF zee
ing you teretaa times, hut ucIeE have had IN In
fytu cannot come 1t the time hare appoint
ca, ple:fe Ely ~ cotc wheo Jon can GOMEZ OF, !
Eli t. slna epoasp ptot to
He ais p'see, VII, nposst,s sss oo, soa:
Ea:l:d The aa.wes On the 1.ta.. l asst showed
the direction to tho clerk at the post Office ant
9 oo1 s bim ne q %ne ea
slso to NOTICE biz hands calefnlly. did tnts IN
Order to identity him. deposited tbs letter or
ths TT "a e led for The answer on fas sh
Cd snd Hiss nalrfs went win s' ne. Tae eek nd
the nan who called for the letter vas Of medtn
height. Ws!ehed about ITO pounds. had black halt
sna hea1y nlses ss.ra niaek eyes I'D ,s fa3ss s
ele.k sto described ring on tho man's 1nEsf,
and Mary turned 70 me- and said, "Thst is the
11a 11aE csxs ar: Barleughs% We shoEsd .a, ihs
had described the man. and atlar ne had
Locked Al it, be hrst SAID 1t was the same, bus
ailetwards said the beard Of the man in the pic
came here wore it. He said he could speak more
accurately II The man who called had been dressed
IN the same clothes ~ the photograph repressn'
ted. burroughs WAs In c11l1ens dress, and tue
photograph represents a man IN military uniform,
lPhotoaraph here shown.l This Is fhs photo.
graph Of Burroughs. I have seen him In unborn:
lome. Tne eject that Il produced upoa Mary
was, that he became very much e1ctted, and sAld
she had never thought NJ. Burroughs would be
d. Buf.oasis a e des1 1a III i L his erohes, 4
Bntrouchs, WIS in town. When Nils Harris !e.rn.
ed he hsd been tn town she wss mo1e confdeot
than ever hstit was he who wrote the letters, and
hke1ess and IL his 1ettera to the Rev. Ur. Bar
rouRhe, and let him know Whist great sssea! his
ht9hfE ~ shs LEFT ny nonss s5a took ~
bSoaHht 5ssk ali see les,sr', sad sid sae s
su,d b. .nd Ee aHss slies
to make her believe that his brother h1d not
written teem. aud thst he hzd such strange man
FEE re- ans hs naod e. that shs th9agat
leave the letters. This wss on The 18Th OF 10.
timer, and as MsrY was coming out home al.
saw B.f1onshs IN ear gong into the city, and
A+3N
At her. Ny alstct sod Mary went Ont 10 make in,
Quir1ts TO te'aoslsh thn tdent,tT Of the party be-
tote ehe csiaed upon Dr.. Busfon2hs. III. Bur.
rouehe sad his nrothet was In cnicago fos 20 10
time. but Was not there OF the 8th OF Septem.
ber. and hsd left Chcsgo two days bef1rs. The
Change II Mas Harris' manner and disposiuoa
neean about this time. SAW pistol tu tue po3-
session OF His. Harris soHe time last fAi. Ths
way l fou1t 1t out, mixed her What she h.d dore
Wit tome money She had. A: first ehs did not
til, cut aftcfw,rde the sa,d ahe had bought eone
th{rp .ass dssa a,}4f wsrds aha shnw,S ,na ~.
pfetol, and said That NAa what she had d:ns with
.he money. la:ksd Der why she carried pistol,
who did 20, md shortly afterwards sue es.d eh.
believed the Rty. Dr. Burroughs and hiS Lrothtt
bad sou- plot against her she =atc It." OF Has 10
p'se M htr 81 'hc 1tseet sod run % with her, and
usact'ce II the pistol. did not kunT wbeth 1
street, ts bet@ een Adams And Monroe stfeeis. il
y email! ktfEet, otnalleg. maze inqu,res As to
the r put1.t- Of tho house, and a-ceit.I1ed aai
100 Mlss h,lns that y VA one of the woras 49,
The court here took rece.e, AMI upon 1e-as-
s1molnE, the W1tncs.. Mi.s Loutsi Dzvlin, was
CT. eEess esaH ined By Vi. Wilson. ID answer 70
tettlnet to IN ite examination in chief, and The
following additional testimony WIS rlieit.d, yix;
iie':dso u Baltln o,e pine years baIors eolax to
l ~ent 10 Ch,css, IN 1858, ID M1rrn, md one .t,.
Ut, rsn ed Jane, W'nt with me. My place Of pu.
s.n.rs ~. n chSaso was No 1se Clark strest aud
CLARK. net With Alss Harris at the boarding.
house. sud ssas Introduced to her By The la1y Ebo
k'pt IT Nis- Lacey. took Aits Hlzfis In ny
ccutinu.d 10 bos1d as the same p..ee. She bad
20 particular friends that know nf, except 4
few acqnaint7pees, she torm.d IN thu hoa.e.
IT, IT, a 'snps5 aa, ie a1a ,nsSo. xss eeSa
2. w,raress. She attended church legulariy, and
attended It the rams ehurrh. We wen: e1ch
nngsSns s1a sometimes I've Or three tmea day
e:as1cept Ar. BuE!ou.hs. She wtnt o the thc1.
ter few times curing fhe year. with soma Of her
naenos xae4 dsH gailr sfon Some Of them vera
Them, but DO not remember their namrs. Sons.
tinel went with her to the ihelter. Mis- IiaS-
~ di,pc.1tion was good. End she showed no H.
DO not reeol1ect Of her betrg unwtll but ones,
when sac bst a eorc throat. IIeF II health did |
70, :ssm EN- s9 safet het ~ spss sne W.
aitf letter. heard her mentoa the nj "a ct II,
bnrtourhs and say she was going to be t1arr1ed
70 pin n sne sepsatsa tnt. msey lines
have Itao Rctd Mang Of Mr. Burrousna' letter..
mad have hesrd aer read al th.t h,va been read |
In court 10 dsJ.
Win. Is III preceded to spt1k OF The vial, OF
Ar. BuE5cueb. 10 the boarding hous. md at hsr
s'ore Il SAID iha. The trst lime he called 1t her
stotc W. n she ,nmmer, and the recona s,mo |
RI, et Wsh publ shed. Wrnees Wis not pfctent |
a tbe INNS Of The las. inteivaw, but wiz IL view
~ ~ tne tme. Ae was d'ss,ed in nolfofm. There
nc.,t amrT. except hsr stsser. Witness does
cot knew what day the 1et.:k Of tha lst III Al. |
gus: xss htouth, to .he store shs did mol re Il
tse :oais !!:Es': f,fTa Ht,a. T,'.ssi sss
Itr che could ,os II. At the bo.Et. housa or @ -
the f.ere. She niu cot sec hIr. N{ H. ssS,E
cali d sbd kueked Ut the door, bn. {nvia Id aoskrt
rhs ~,tr.. =. losds .nb.t,utls,1y M sane .t,,s.
TTfkn n Y+V IN 49, ~
tht s'h ind 12'h Settemb.t that .ht had N lido IN
Der t1sn!hat1ne n CHIEF. md ssfI fhe Els eat1s
sd ;sf - ses ss1s s,s 70 M
iisIs ~: W.lssn ,hewsa wins, sht ttetttttfs
e3p az Eo~ she va asle 10 Hcosrizs thsm aG1 -
III aIr kasronths' hsulwrittsg.
NJ; Hughes o. 'jec.so. aad a!,,s soma discus.
there ~as '1m,lliude IN the Ftitl;g va f1f he
Jay to determine, The eyt1fnce the. wines
gives e ts,deree derived iroa, IN scqu.lnsauce
csn therefore be picked ont Of the bundle Of u:ue
~ two on the tab!e to sst rta!n by eonpsftsou |
whether o:e letter if like anntaer. II Is rot a.r
lot swear 10 tic hand aEt ing, bu- to btttef thtt
u ~ bis haIduI1hnx, from knowledge Of Tho
Whole coszespaadence txken loxeshss. lhe wiz
epect The 10 l,1e . man who had never seen his
writing, brt who, from flmtllir.ty
n \, nii stte's; ~ "a: Competent 10 psoye Ii
loufi In'ej The question out, and The witness
proces ded to speak Of the letters OF tbs sta aud
lMh September, and 70 1et.ss:tc the testimony
letter thc thuNsd the answer to Mis- Hsrr sac
Kew the second letter Wis received on Slturdsy, |
r r. came che made memorandum, Of the l.ci,
thst Burroughs, wrosa the letter By comparano
hem with hiA other lettert. Witness told Mary
,ot to be hssty In accusing Barrouehs. but to
or. Burroughs, the liter told her his brother,
A1on1IAG, had gone to Washing ton, aud he tsEai
sttnees ehe WIS from lows. Mtss Hsrria ssid
Mas esis gt h. hd gt,s
'1e to beie1e he would be ruTsy ii sasa In a.
es sfses 60 losg q. correspondence, End
efaIted Is The proposed nesting a ID Ss9eas. IT, @
ION home. Wien tslktrg Of thls she was lTavs
1ss,d. and scarcely knew what sas did Or e,ld.
fembled. Witness ac1ln reiesf.ed all pu.i:u-
.ts connected with the visit to the post o1ics,
ud said abe altttW4r1s inquired as to the char
7to lived oppo.t "a washer eomsn-and slso 4
etfttire- NJ. Lambert, and informed Xary OF
ne sharactes of he house. Witness "a. tue
- 1RlBusE, and 1t was after insk that Mary,s
enpeI teean TO thsuse. and her hea!th hessn to
y, sud Ur. Fitch W.s csl:ed IN. It vas thfs t,ae
he accused msoe the at'aek upon witnsss' i1steY,
etaued.
O ott.tzotn,ned BY Ay; CarrIn7.on Ats sH,rr's
ept "tnesa pooke. Hnen sne was 20 olcted
ee cou d moi attood to business, but witne,s had
one tho leEs condolences In her. Wlness meatlon-
these ps cultartues 10 Mrs. Marrls, Of Chicago,
Field, bnk 10 rotation Of accused.
AT: Carrln:ton he,eg eked tho question wbefhar
liss HsI r's moral condition app ared 10 ba sFect-
when subject 10 these peculsaeittes.
NJ. voorhees, o. }ecsed on tie ground that the
boIe euhject had been exhausted.
nf- Ga!riuRton proceeded to arxne tia paint,
ben Judge Hy4a said the case hna alreadJ been
st1aeo and sud there had ocen too m1ce Ut tnie l.
.cuttion a1ttE lhe tui'1g Ut the Court, and that
NUT DOW BE- stoppsd.
Mr. Cnrslr gtan Wis anout 10 speak sesip upop |
!e potn', WHEN Judge Wydg u1dereu him 10 Mke
Il seat.
Mr. G. r malped ftApdtn1, und the Court main |
Feer9d him to his eeut, ard Mr.. G. nsk. d. NHss
JuF Honor opY fcht tp prr]er n IA IN fs[a