The New York herald., 1865-05-18

A. He did: sent Tor him, took him up into room Of
Tue noee and asked him to make his statement, which
Testimony OF Joshua Lloyd.
Joshua Lloyd a witness for the prosecution, being
called, was duly sworn and testified as folows:-
State whether or not some days after Che assAss ina
ton you were engaged with others in pursuing the assa
Q Did you in the course of your pursuit 60 70 the
Q On what dayY A. On Tuesday, April H.
State what reply he made to your Inquiries 10 70
knew the President had been assassinaed be replied
thai he did then ask ed him n he had any parties
looking like the assassin pass that way and be said he
@ Tha. was al the arst interview A. Yes, sir
@ What did he state at the second interview A. He
thai he bad set the broken limb Of one Of them; We
showed him the hkenesses, and be said he had seen
70 Ar Booth las, fan, end bs said he had
Q How hong did he say these mes remained at bis
housef A. think be said they remained there from
four O'Clock in the morning until four o'clock In the
q Dd be cay they we're on horseback or foo,i A.
walking and leading his hose. "a photograph OF Booth
was shown 10 the wnes and recognized by him - the
one which be had In his possession and exhibited TO Dr.
O What was the DOCTORS manner A. BE appeared 10
DO very much excited when We went there the second
psared TO be greatly worried
O. What did you say to him At the second visiti A:
Very little conversation took place on my part, did
q Did be make any reference to his previous denial
d We he he owned % and said
be had formerly been introduced 10 Booth by q man
named Thompson; he did not say anything about being
In company With him In Washington city.
Dur tho cross examination the witness stated that
Audd rst denied having the supposed assassin or
sven any srangcr The prisoner stated yheu arrested
that the OF his introduction TO Booth by the
Thompson be was informed that Booth came there 70
S' %i ss s' s
dents assassination al church on Sunday; DR.. George
Audd was present Cd Friday the day Of hs second visit.
rival OF the prisoner al his house. and while the party
were waiting FOR him.
Testimony OF Colonel n. II. Weiles.
Colonel H. H. Wecs, provost marshal OF the defe noes
south Of Washington witness Tor the prosecution,
being duly sworn, testt6ed a. folows:-Q State 10 tho
OF the President you had an interview With the prisoner
Dr. Samuel Mudd, A. Yes sir; had an interview with
him g On s,I'. Friday, the 81 si.t o. 4 Apsl:
had q three dsSns saas sa e%s
noon on Friday had the doctor brought to my head
quarters, and took bis statement; he commenced by
rs%s.sug that on Saturday morning sSou. fGsr
door; he was surprised at the ioudness Of tho
knock, and inquired who was there; receiving some
to the door and standing In his front yard person
holding two horses, and a second person sitting on
the said h
tho two was duept iu his Speech and that the
on horseback had broken his leg and desired medical
s.ss.es S Sos:s and ys s%
upon the sofa In the paror, and after. some time
was called the front room; he then pro.
ceeded 70 examine the leg, and discovered that the
outward bone was broken nearly q right angles across
was not . compound fracture; that the patient CON-
planned Of pain in his back he found no apparent
% s s. ssa
fallen be said that he dressed the limb we'll as he
was able 70 DO With the limited facilities At his com
csutch fot the patient; the cruch was made; break
fast was then prepared and the younger Of the two
breakfast with hm the doctor further stated that after
breakfast ho noticed bis patient be much debi
relation 70 procuring some s for ssEius his
friend awey and that some time after dinner be started
him 70 e. marriage ssSs b. Gs '
hat he would no. 60 any further, but would
gel his friend ia swsy Il. doctor stated also that that .fsss
going to the town. which the farthest point Of his
the ai,eruoou IN speaking or the wounded msn,
! asked him II he knew who the person WAS
thee enSSsd 10 oi him W aa va. @ 10
miniature OF Booth and be said that from the miniature
he could not recognize him; he stated, however, 70
some time IN November; think be said that be
was introduced by Mr.. Thompson 70 Booth; think the
and after the Introduction had been given Thompson
said that Booth wanted 10 buy farming lands they had
some conversation on the subject Of lands,
and then Booth asked the question whether there
any desirable horses that could be bought
cheap IN that section, and he mentioned the
The nesborhood; asked him he could recognize again
the person whom he then met under the name Of
Booth; he said be could; asked him II he had seen
tkfne in In mbarn
prior TO his arrival there Saturday morning; he said
be had not asked him II he had any suspicion Of the
had not but that after breakfast he thought there
strange about their actions In view Of the fact
ap ~
shortly afterwards he noticed the person answering TO the
name Of Booth had shaved of bis mustache; asked II
the man had beard when he said he had and that 1t
was longer than my own but he could not determine
whether was natural or artificial that he kept shawl
about his neck and seemed conceal the lower
part Of bis face asked him at this time II be had heard
Of the murder OF the President he replied that be had
not think, however he remarked to me In one Of his
interviews that be beard OF the assassination for the 1rst
time on sunday morning. or late In the evening OF satur
day my impression he did not hear Of IL until after
further that when leaving Harold inquired for the most
direct route TO Mr. Winners house, and that the pris
gave him the desired Information The prisoner also
to tho witness all the particulars concern
Ing the discovery of the boot the house occupied by
him.
CRoss.ExAMINATIoN ny Mr.. EWING.
did you sec an sny,sns thin that was e@sraordinarys @ he
did not seem willing 10 answsra direct question; and
that unless asked direct questions all important
facts omitted by him.
Q Was he aIarmeds 4. BE was much excited.
o And alarmed A. Not at the nrst or second inter-
view, but al the third he
O What time on Friday did you have your drst inter-
view with himf A. Not Gar from midday; II might have
been before or after noon
q How long alter II that Lovett gone for DR..
Muddf A. am not certain; dou't think sent Lovett
for Mudd.
O. II was on the Friday after tho assassinatonf A.
think on tho 2lst
Q. Al the grst interview did you have any written
statemenH A. No, sir; kept on talking with BIN, and
after thought bad the facts had II taken down In
writing; We had u dozen interviews at least
q When was the last interview A. On Sunday, l
think.
@ Did you have than ono Fridayf A YU;
be was In my presence for almost nve hours; were
talking there from time TO time.
y You said that al the last interview he was much
alarmed from some statement you nader A said 70
him thai xal The facts did rot knoH