The New York herald., 1865-01-21

With hrs knlspsush TO get divorce, A. Thought he
ought 20 know his own business; thought II WAS all
right II 1t would conduce her happiness would have
gone with her myself, probably, MI had been home.
a MATER OF ofNIoy.
Did You consider this adylike conceal these facts
from Mr. Mispaaghf A. II not my business to toll
most gentee possble never knew her 70 be in
want or any article Of dress.
Rc-direct-Mn hillspaugh told me that she dressed
Mr. CInton-I viii call Mr. Knoxa one Of the counsel
the other sid TO prove that tho child taken away
from hI Collins house by the plaintiff and that he has
refused to 1T the mother s,c it since
- Knox, attorney and counsellor at law depossd -
follows:-Q Did Mr. Aillspaugh take his child out OF
Mr. Fullerton objected, on the ground that the
renee was subs quent 70 the marriage Of the defendant
Tho Court sustained the objection
Q Did you obtain an ord of arrest before Nr. Adams
arrived here from the wests (odectsd TO- Objection
Mr. Clinton-we hero rest,
RgBuruSG E,IpESc1
Mr. Fulert0n-l now Offer In evidence the second
volume Of the Laws Of Indiana for 1852 ction SIX.
Mr. Clnton-Wc object to the reading OF the section
until you prove the voime to be authentic.
Mr. Fullerton quoted section as Of the Code 10 show
that printed copes OF the laws Of foreign State were
admitted In ev dence on the trial OF cause.
Judge Leonard said the rule was well laid down. and
allowed the reading OF the law which required persons
seeking divorce 10 be residents Of tho State Of Indiana
one year before they co Id be entitled 10 relief
Mr. llinton-Tberc may ha;e been an amendment 70
that law was told by Of the most dist nguished
lawyers in Indiana that years residence not neccs
sary.
Mr. Fulerton-Then he must have been distinguished
for his Ignorance. Gaughter)
TIE PLAINTIFF GETS A COOP cHARA TER.
Henry S. Tcrbe, Of the lrm of Terbell Jenning Co.,
testified that Nr Hilsrar gh was a member of the firm
witness acquainted with Mrs. N lspas gh ;
saw her in the store occasionally she used
to come there with srs. Abbott Q What wero Mr..
Mllpsughs business habits 1865 1862 1s00 1901 and
.s0T tExcludcd by the Court tho ground that his
busn IS habits not inquired into by the other side
what we're bis hnb Is with respect TO intemperance
a. n yer knew MIN u b. Incorporate. T. Was nc IN
te hapt of coming TO the store early In the mornings
SHARP CUT.
MI Clinton-Wc object. That refers to his business
habits Some men can transact business While drunk as
well rs sob,r
i.r. Fullerton an ,lcy wel would advise you to
60 ont and set drink. uaughtcr)
Wtness-Mrs. Mlspaugh was in the habit OF coming
10 the store for money and merchandise; she always
appearsd 10 have what sh wanted VIII n llr llpaugh
sot goods they charged Mr. hjllspangh az cost
z Did you visit II. aud Mrs. Mile panghY A. Yes O.
Did you ever see anything TO lead to believe that she
tie relations that existed between them A. They ap
peared to be unexccpucnahe.
changed calls; saw thom at the Bond Street House;
called upon Mr. and Mrs. Nlispangh more than twice.
Was not common for you not to see her for year
or SO ont de Of yo stores Yes O. When Mrs Abbott
Called Q, te store with Mrs Milspangh cid she not call
on busncfs9 A. don't know. Q Did Mrs Abbott call
TO see any EXCEPT MI S.il,spaush9 a. Not tha.
know or q How do you know Airs Millsraugh die not
appear to want foI any,b.rgs A. From her appearances
saw Der very of.cn she came 70 he store very often
an assorted stock Of silkrs A. Yea @ Had You any
thing except black silks hercs A. think We had q
for Mrs. Mispaush. q Was not Mr. Mii,epaugh your
dTumner'' before ne admitted TO partnership A.
don know hat you mean.
sts iSess or 4 rPuSvsR.
q. Don't you know what "dfnmnier'' means? A.
We never had ore in our employ. @ Was It not part
OF his business 10 go around 10 The hotels In the evening
and take yoGr customers to places OF amusement A.
He had that i.ese but was not ewroyed Cor uoy such
purpose Did you dispose 81 900 worth OF bank stock
Tor til. ceueit Of siiliJpalf hi a. 1 did O. Did
yon loan her money certificate OF hnnis stock
A. did q Did ary ono writo 70 you on behal. OF srS
Af,spaugh 10 account Tor tho proceeds of this soc
A. Some onc wrote me to accouGt to Mrs Adams soi IT.
and iepli.d tnat did not know any g eh peracn O.
Did !oa pay the money over 20 Mi,,aushg a lid, at
her reqnest shc told me oo SO rAan she gave Ia The
Certificate 10 SELL
ar4aa AID snl.srArcn LICKED vr.
Thomas Brown recacd-Q What were Nr. .iilspmgh's
habits while at lie Fond Street U,vs.2 A. never
n,nlnlemp ratio but ones What occasion was thar
IL was when he ana Adams got drsnk and were both
locked up ia the station house; Adams b-aYtly
drunk, and threw iu1nbr at Of the guests, named
James b. Taylor.
Cross exain d-Haye you rot said tha, you often
Mlrpaugh Intoxicated? A. have rot y. Did yon
Who was most drunk when Adams and MspauGh wcIc
taken 70 the siacnhouses A. They both about the
same, only did little damage than the otner
q pid yoi not on that oecasoI, that 1Irs Mills
pa;sh was III The heht OF aettin1 draakf Objected To-
obi ction sustiEed. q. Was he not requsted 70 leave
the hotey A. ho was anu Ir. Adams too O. did
not ask you about Jr. Adams. Be kind enough
70 answer my qrestons. Had ~. sl.ispaush amy
Il.
for spoon tnst he was taking p,ed.oine with,
and he said he would pay III, proprietor for IT, cosd
cred Hr Allsralgh an honorable man nc always pe!i
his way
A P.aoPE;yroIs OBSERVATIONS
Charles Pluta dcposed that he proprietor OF tho
Bond Street House during the Nc. and Mrs. Mill
spaugh boarded there. Q. What were Mr. Silspaugh's
habit-f A. siiolid iud.e hIin to be q sober he
got up carly Ia tue morning and came 10 dinner rather
late; Le spo1t nos Of ha evenings hcUe, and proved
himself domestic man. Nis. Mlispargh in rho
habit OF getting money from me; her Lusoend told mo
10 let her havo what shc wanted aud theE. Init
70 her wants; Mr. Mii.spsugh sad he wanted to have
bis family comfortable. O. What were hi hab,ta In
In the haiti Of receiving good dc of company, end
wopld send down FOR a0netany u drink evening
Mrs Mispau n spoke 90 about .hcsc drinks aud saii
she wished Nolil make tn drink ltlie sgectei and
a little stronger lsughterI
RFLAfioSs WIN yas. ssAuCu.
O. What we're Hr. Adams habitsg A. lie was pretty
intimate With Mrs. Np-paugli; with her al bsean.
fast dinner ani supper IN fsCt Frci,y much the w1ie
day. Naughterl q What accommodates had AR
tni Yrs. Miisqaushs 4. ihs bcst lie house could
nio-l.
Crosse c~am:nelt-iiow many rooms df th-y Occupy
A. lagsc POI AID reresst q Gould yDu tCil wEc-
thcr the bell .sle pretty "ren sor II risy "a c0nld
@ Did you lepd Mrs Mi.ls!as.h mCrr tiaa : .gr
A. 3uid not sov, gaze II tn Gci Whenever she fc-
uuised H. q sf urs. hiilslanfh tod son 10 rqaEc
tho drinks li..le sp atcr and lllc srongcr rag nas
hc Only dine shc aplse - pa 4bJ.t haf aurs-u !
Grinksf A. II WA tfa rnnn drank I've . ok tuub-
icrs of wnSkey punch, made .ooJ ant siro.g. would
you consider ia q scyer LiGn3 q. It wGaid II peId
greatly upon ihe man head tlangii'crl
Ee-dirrctA.s. Nil spaugh pad ior The washing out Of
her fock {, bongs' Ar 4nnI&glh refused Is pay
tnan ufiy dollars ~ tac.I board; eli Il Il
this unknown - her husband.
The Court here roccss until ten O'Clock Mon
day morning.