New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

rived there Mr. Strong walking directly into OF them
whether was boy girl 1t was joke ateIward be-
tween US that was woman; as TO their being pretty
doubt 1t persistent visits Mr. Strong went back
there again to my knowledge.
Witness again read under the direction of COUNSEL the fol
six o'clock that evening shot the rapids and dis
charging our load at the wharf ensconced ourselves more
beneath he hoptaoe roof Of the Chippewa House Ihree
glorious weeks had come and gone since last there
three weeks Of unaoyed happiness three Of nygoT
eng lie and exercise worth all the medicines in the world
three weeks Of intelligent and sensible enjoyment In
that time impressions had been made and lessons
had been acquired that would last Tor years and
JOY tasted that would leave its flavor during he And
farewell 60 the stanch old brgei farewell to the canvass
home to the merry campfire to the woodsmans life the
deep forests the sooeI pines the "eyng em to the dec
ing streams ana the open water farewell TO our faithful
guides; farewell TO the graceful trout the elegant mama
Bigseawaer the greatest Of the great lakes Of great
Wiaess.r believe that is all true as flras wa. con-
cerned think tins was m August 1868; we heard Of the
riots while there; visited MIR. Strong while at Waverley
but present at his marrage think he told
he iu Paris to my kaowledge he was always talking
about the Egyptians he went up the Nile but do not know
jucka and crockadiesi think he told me he shot snpe
there be mentioned anything about the ladies there
was to Waverey lately bat not in relation this suit we
shooting he had been been there also while the chill
dren there have recollection Of going TO his to
there somewhere; was 10 Mr. stevens house while Peter
Stronl there, but did rot ever dine there think
The witness then cross examined relative to the posi-
on OF tie rooms In tie hese az Naverey with the
suit the the osr witneei he had
with Alr and he lutiuutpd
thing about them un meg me o te hHhe1s corpus When be
spoke Of them as Il be tHess had them; he in
unated anything about tie miconduct OF lis wife; think
he has since referred 10 me a Ene" o The ic Of Edwards
examination witness le did not tell about thc exami
nation Of Mrs Bede be said that he had made arrange
uent with Mr. Stevens en this thing dscOvered he had
spoken TO old Mr. Stevens aud told hn that be viii
ling 60 make endeayo 70 keep secret that M stevens
bad been grateful to @ aud assured him Tint u at any
he thought proper have divorce that he his fam
ly would opposition that Mr. Stevens had now
broken bis promises was tod something ABOUT negotiations
being going on between the pares that he had offered Mrs
with either party but that De should nesa Fower over
both time he did not name the amount OF
money ne Woua ao" He .e4'e % we ;. no.e 2 ~
Wayerey place was put % evidence, $50 receipt ron
Mr. Beuyeey clerk OF MI Booseve for Peier strong 70
MrsNash for So. subsequently note from Peter Strong 20
Alrs Potter was read inoins hei .a among we money
she had r for him there bad IS, and bsd ~
back an he should take hem o her when he TO
htr house the time witness esihed that they were IN
the hsndwIiing OF Peter strong
He next mined in reference 20 the bureau.
washing nnd IN the room, without breaking down tie ev
dcnce already n liis rrco'con yves iLet Peter suens
occupied the rntroom at Nav'ey, AND Mrs. Sroug the
b1ckruou. but the diagram confused bin.
o. boyou Anow anything about tie mnnef in which inb
had you anything do with Il a. No do know nor
had anything TO do with it nfdlsits, far as can
recoeetod Mr stronr speech on the arr5isnmeat 10 the
Court OF Sessions and thought lie knew that he going
tain whether mads lie advised linn proies.onsy
that Il dangerous 10 make speech say anything
;5 ,b., ,bey coniJ nick potlpg, tit bs bJ ,bi,', ~ ~
tod linn It was an extraordinary thing to make
s,.eob A sush A time; / tod 4 was yery
dangerous he did not say would be good for the pub
lie think The speech he showed me was Wntcn some two
or three months Do not think be over told that be
had prepared any advts for the press be- told
how much cost him 70 be advcrtsed he told that The
counsel opposea 70 mn Ws' leo-lt nm lu l YOU W
g ,1ang bis dy friend. and ras tlf L. would .rnd
Rim 10 state. Prison be asked III profrsioual.
he complained your going 20 The District Attorney office
aud holdn--hs ind cueui hi. head be ucd me what
influence YOU could MIR Hall be Suggested you
could influence Mr Han to do other than what his duty
Q. On what did he pIaceh1 A. From the maauer n
which 10 was conducted that there had been two OF three ei
fos procure indictment from the Grand jury ADD that
thew had refused be told that Cooper Hunt told him
think be told that Cooper foreman Of the Grand
jury the grand juror are sworn not 20 dyuge their proceed
ugs was not surprised az Tearing thh
q Why a. B-esute have heard Of these things before
myself and been told Of Others they violated their olhs u
doing 20, .-,---, ,,..,-,-,..-,
hs YOU finally brought down Mrs He.cEsch aud got her 10
something aud that the Grand Jury finally brought
O Did he intimate to you that the District Attorney orsn
"a GeS the ne G 0,1Rs i ygy :" s s a5 sSnS ,
been improperly approached be told that the counsel bad
told Grand Jury that limitations would expire II they d1
not bring In bill do know anything about the Of
Mrs Adams, only what hgve seen In The new.pspc; Do
homicide Of rS Adams DO not know who bail for Mrs
Potter do not know anything o. the aepo.,' o. T@O IN
March Tor the b Of Ts Potter do not know Of any money
b.inr borrove hy Mr. Peter Strong thcn
Re.direct-hir r. Strong COMPLAINED that the indictment
wos found without The usual Pemiey eanniaauoni ne
l that Mr. Hall admitted that The indictment bad been found
upon evidence that not sufficient to 60 before petit jury
Djd he campin also that they intended to get Mrs
Potter indicted and convicted for he murder Of Mrs ADAMS
n5 tbu o, her immunity Tor that ohuse and for the Of
ene for which she was indicted Of procuring abortion on
Stropgl A. Ho said that Mr. lia stated that their plan
Witness then stated Bis Object in writing the book which
was to given description Of that section OF the country 10 bis
statement Of facts he meant 10 indulge the Imagination 70 the
very utmost Of bis ability , 80
II was not In reference to myself; bad forgotten the
musketoes when replied to Mr.. McKeon.
moral character Of the plaintiff since he (Mr RoocyeD had
known him. when the counsel on the opposite side objected
and the Judge said he dd not think The moral Character Of
C1oss.Kaminrd--Q What motive could there be given Tor
the District Attorney using this against Mr.. Strong
except Of public duty that Strong was tie great
oud convict her first and then 10 pardon her 70
g NJ iitd Win Mf Adams for producing abortion upon
i Vie do not know Of Air strons going 10 Mr Poers
Sixth be never told re thet be orgye her 100 rent
there 10 get that balance Of rent.
M Cram at tbs point rested the & sa,s bs ior taS & psi9 ,
Strong received this note!
Mr. Graham was proceeding to pat other questions when
Mr Cram then offered 10 submii argument to the Court
judge Garyin said that they desired TO make motion, he
Mr. Grahaln-We wish to make address the Court.
After some discussion the judge stated he would ad
ourn the Court sn Monday When he had gwen the usual
canton 70 the jury MI Graham wished him also to give
caution 20 the press
Newspapers AND THEIR REPORTS.
Mr. Grulan-A portion Of the Trcsa ia trying 90 prejudice
the public mind in this He thought his honor should
suspend the publication Of the pou There wcrc very hard
remarks in one Of the city papers that morning which almost
made him shudder. Laushtcr
Mr. McKeon said that portions Of Mn Bedells deposons
which had been excluded published received IN ev
dence very hard thing for 10 have all this testimony
set down before the jury when Il not the case.
Judge Ohfyn uid that he always found the reporters very
and he saw th had been reported very
accurately.
Mr. said hat great many nuenaoes had been thrown
out sbout the the Of the iia The Press