The New York herald., 1865-05-16
NEW YORK, TUESDAY. MAY Is, 1866.

cannot nor reeoect distinctly bs think 10 likely laid
u ion tho ssfa in the dining room
BY Jsige HoH-Q Yeu aro kure that IL was the rasae
bssdio shee you examined here9 A. Yes sir am
u was Ne same bundle
BY Mr.. AlksH-Q Did I understand you 10 say that
you were IN liquor at the time yen had this
With MIRA .urrattY A. Vas somewhat in liquor,
uink tNd you Saturday
q Ana on that IL that YOU are al fault in
ySur tesssmony, and wish To mako explanations A.
WIS not posi'ive whether carried the bundle up the
pected would be asked might have fecoeoted more
distinctly m my former examination
rEsTfAoaY oP NARY VAN TINE
EsAEISsD HOLT.
q. Do you reside in the city OF Washingon2 A. DO;
at 240 q street
q Do yon keep rooms for ren.2 A. do
u Wl yo lona NJ the prisoners at the bar state
whether N tho month OF February last you any OF
them and 4 SO, whch9 A. pwo of those gentlemen
had rooms at my honse--Arnold and o 0'Langhlin.
@ What time in February did they take rooms your
hosep A. Asnear as can recoIIect ID was the 10th;
cannot state positively the date
z Did you know J, Wilkes Booth In his lifetime? A.
knew h by his coming TO my house to sec gentlemen
DID he or not come very often 70 the prisoners,
OIanghiin and Arnod2 A. Yes frequently.
g Wonid be remain for good while9 A. As gene
RAJ snlne nc would 80 INTO Their room, and could sec
g. Did these prisoners leave the city and return seve
homes ss aadetood IN IN Ba%ors SS 20 70 '"''
@. DO you know whether Booth accompanied them ar
notf a mink not
siena or wss Booth accompanied BY otherst never
saw any ono with him
they Yes Arnold Sd ros,.S wSs1 use - sss snS SS
he said J. WilAcs Booth. 7 lTI
9 Did he can for them frequently and not end them
Did he manifest much anxiety 70 eco them on these
sscasonM s. Frequently when they were away he
would seem very anxious 70 SEQ them.
would he leave messages for themf A, Sometimes
ne would request they before he called again. 70
| m al fhA ah afrnoa ha
would 70 into their room and write note.
q Look ut the photograph now shown you and say II
see without my gasses Glasses were brought in and
handed the wtness) should not call II good likeness
the time BooS SSSr pyea 10 this
city, about the 18th or Goth of March' A. Yes
pd these prisoners present you with complimentary
wish to see him and O'Laughlln gave me tickets
Q Did there seem to be any difference in the init
macy Of his association with these two menY II So with
which was he the most intimately A. cannot say; he
would sometimes inquire for and sometimes for the
0Laughn.
Q. Did you ever zee any in their room' A.
saw pistol once, and but once.
z Do yon remember al any time seeing Gala
very rough looking persona laborng mechanic?
A Not laboring man; there was man who used to
them, from his coming out early in the morning
q Do you know his name' A. No; would know
him II saw him; he was what you would call re-
spectacle looking mechanic not what you would call
gentleman,
G" % mot
the weather.
9 Do ySn recognize him among the prisoners 1.-THE
Q Did these prisoners seem 70 have any business
transactions with Booth, and co. Of what characterf
Dd they have an s extensive %
DID many letters come 70 thelnS A. Not great many
Where didthey secsraly come fronf A. pnevsy
Ihey were addressed 70 the names Of 0'Laughlin
and Arnold, were 0eyf 4 Yes, sometimes 70 one and
sometimes 70 the other
Y You sey Booth came sometimes By day and seuas-
times q night A. Not freq1ensy At night; do mot
,nss" h. e.ss ~ DIN ngns ae nign; nave cone
tne house. ana persons might comsanso the ous pe Of
The ASnss QUE, VI xi.hSus as ny :s1inS thsa
~ ~ ~ ARU" v.0snssa wnsa -, wSns GUY sao
a No. ~
q Which vas sbout The 9otA q NarcAs A ? thank
:: ss::. % =: s:tS s:ss ..s
mot say positively whethss dd Or nos; hs frequently
came 70 my house IN carriage and Inquired for thsm;
! never sax then, shsa rsccisct rds sus soeshsr
@ D!d tness prsOns.. ~ they 70. Or had been II
was during The Ars or latter part Of ne time they
occupied . room Ct your housss A think they hsd
besn t, there 2 two sr thro: weeks
DID they say anything when shey went away Hom
your house about where they were going tof 10 Penn
ylvania
al Ier"ns X 10 yos sSss 'ne
Ing x1outr They were nos 10 their room great deal
q Dtd Mey oosnpy 10 regularly q mighty A. They
were Out esmetmea
q Do you nx the 10Th OF March aAthe day they lefS
A. II you can aseertain what night Booth played can
tell you; = was II Monday following
Was fescaa the phyY Yes
you cannot SPEAK Win certainty OF any BODY belng
with them besides Booth! No; not anybody that l
Know otncIs may nave gone INTO 'hIs room could not
say regard 70 that
ask you whether Booths visits were most fro
quent IN February or te latter part OF the sme they
were mere IN hsrcnr think tbey were pretty nncn
the same all tnrougn the tme they were tnerc; ne was
pretty % constant visitor. :. .. ,
themY A. NO; was not
= You never heard any OF their oonvenasionsf
NO o
mo 'nsy foom op s'~'H" a. NO; ID 'ne osck
parioh
TESTIMONY or HENRY WILLIAM cOiORgp.
q State 70 Court whether you are acquainted with
the prisoners OIaughlin and Arnold: look and see
you remember 70 have seen them befosd$ A. know
Mr. O'IAughlin but not Mr. Arnold
q ma vou ever meet Mr. OIanghlip ana n an vbers1