The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-16

Snow Hill, Nd Chas. v. Bachelor, Pisssburs, Pa EE.
town, Conn Geo harsas New London, Conn a.sS Jesse
Conn Giles Blaeus ssybroot, Conn; Reuben Daniels,
Ipswich Mass Henry Slower, Newburyport, Mass John
r. Melton, Baltimore, Nd
COLLECTOR or INTERVAL REvENuh
James Carroll hcBurney, for the Second district Of
Georgia
Jonathan Dearborn, Portsmouth n B. George l.
Caiby. NewburypOr, Mass Francis Corkrah, Balti-
UNITED srXrs ATTORNEY.
Lawrence Weldon for tho Southern District Of Illi-
nOis.
UNITED STATES xARsHAL s-s
David L. Phillips for the Southern District Of Illinois
VIM cend.uu Of Ohio to 5, cSssai OF United States
al b. Petersburg ~ Hse GJ
Addison; 4 Baltimore. Ma, ss coCa.i Nv VIM X Purnsi Is
reappeintet, at Wilmington Del, Arthnr H. Grinshsw;
is sssa sfs Sens'b DEAL IT. New aHss
tam, Conn., Walter Gladden.; Norwalk, Conn, Charles
S12n @ Il ccpc sss1
den; HslloweI. Me-, Hovey; Gardiner, Me-, J Berry
Portland eSs Me- Andrsw Z Dolo; Indianapolis Ind,
Akron, Ohio Richard 8 Ekins; Marietta, Ohio. sala
Bosworth; Roxhnry Mass John Rackup; Nantucket.
Havens; Greenfield, Mass, Lewis Merriam Salem, Mass,
John Chapman; Newburyport, Mass, Nathan A. Marl-
tom Lynn, Mass, George b. Chase Gloucester, Mass,
VIM. b. Haskell; North Adane, Mass, Edwin Rogers
. The Trial or Miss Mary Harris.
'tt- wAsmNoroy July Is, 1865.
The trial Of Mary Harris for the murder Of A. j. Bur-
roughs continues to attract much attention. and the
was again denscly crowded to-day The
ber in attendance appears to increase daily Miss Harris
entered the halfpast A. NJ, leaning the
arm of Mr. voorhees, and accompanied by Mrs. Abbey
and the Misses Devn. In her hand she carried very
handsome bouquet ."s
Dr. John F. May recalled for the defence Wit
gave explanation of the different forms Of insan-
ty disappointment in love is q very powerful cause in
producing insanity; paroxysmal insanity IS recog
nized a disease of medical treatment Witness then
gave medical opinions in reFnrd to hysteria and its
proper treatment
Mr.. Bradley thon submitted to Dr. hay hypothccsl
case like ths;-A little girl grows up with gentleman
old enough be her father; she would sit his
and play with him she believed him 10 bc good; he
opens correspondence with her, SC Her parents dis
the correspondence and forbid IT, The correspond
goes ON, and engagement Of marriage exists,
&c The correspondence, continues he ia too poor to
marry the interviews, the health and temperament of
the lady, the love existing the receipt Of the nation
troubled and dcangcd giving all the Incidents the
lie of the accused embodyng all the fuels as brought
this trial The question then put whether he thought
az any time she has been the subject Of paroSysmai
insanity N
hypothetical of that kind that the patient abored
under deranged intelloct, paroxysmaiy deranged,
cansed by moral causes, and Increased assisted by
By Mr Carrnstou Witness thought p1tirn, who bad
evinced the symptoms detailed by Mr.. Bradey and'
then committed the act detailed by him. abored under
paroxy xyenaI Insanity From the circumstances do
tailed by Mr. Bradley witness world say The homicide
the result OF mental dcrangemeut.
Mr. Carrington-upon the facts detailed by Dr.. Brad
ley considered in connection With the facts detailed by
ss Ds r. . Ss & s !, rSG s Ss
oner a. the time the honieids was sommit.edS
Objected TO by the defence <&S the objection
Witness attached importance to- and forms his opinion
on all the facts Witness might give an opinion
hearing partial statement Of the facts he did yes
tcrlcy, bat he based his opinion this morning on the
statement Of all the facts related by Mr. Bradley
Witness thin went on TO rclaa the many acts detailed
| by Mr. Bradley, which he formed his opinion, re-
fcrrng to peensblity to cold her attack persons
who had given her no provocon her conduct alter The
murder her statements, her melancholy state OF mind
her loss OF health the dlafed pupil Of the eyeal Of
which taken together were good symptoms Of mental
disease
Dr. Noble Young physician at the jail testified to
tho hea.th Of prisoner during her Incarceration Wit
observed any indication Of insanliy; his ut
tenton had never been called to her mind.
DR.. VIM Johnson testified In relation 20 the effect
Of hystcra and dysmonorrhca
Some discussion between the counsel here occurred In
regard 10 putting TO witness the hypothetical sub
mtied to Dr. May yesterday.
The Court took q recess for twenty minutes during
which time Drs johnson and Howard were instructed
to read the hypothetical cascthc that put by
Mr.. Bradley TO Or. Nav this morning.
On reassemblipg DR. johnson took the stand said
be supposed that embraced the history Of that ndi
vidual for many years past; On going 10 this public
buding and finding the individual whom she supposed
had wrongcd her, she certainly thai condition
which had been characterized evidence OF insany
witness thoaght Il seemed quite plausible II she
would throw pincushon containing brick
at an innocent person who bad given her
wrong, she would be moro likely to
attack the whom she had supposed wrongcd her;
she becomes during the time irresponsible individual
witness would infer from the fact Of the contradictory
after the commission the that she suffering
from hystera msntai deranycmcnt.
BY Mr. wlson-An discasos have origin; but IL is
very di!hrut 10 know tho causc of al diseases
Pecr Har1well testified that he resided In Chicago Ill
was acquainted with The s.cassd, Mary iwns, had
of lsea witness her every day; during TIT last
twcfvn months her hut very sedun last time Wit
moss s hsr was 2. tho raissy depot about the ist Of
passenger station Of the Pittsburg and Chicago
Raiirosd and bad an interview with her; saw her about
hour: witness did not tn nix that hc noticed
markabe change In her. thought her manner uho,t
the usual has her sncc he has been hero
had not her enough 10 notice any change her:
had her fsce when witness her the depot
January she said she was going TO Baltimore.
Cross exanined-was subprnncd here witnoss ty
the United States Marshal; had ersaton with
Dr. Burroughs about coming hero; DR. Burroughs ravc
an order on l. Frear to give witness money to
90 Washington; witness boarded a the house with
Miss Harris In 1se3 boarded there eight months
was in her company often; ut that time she was more
noshy than she s now; witncas thought she had more
color then than she has now: she cheerful
then than she u
George r. Moscy testified that he resided IL the town
Of Janesviile, Wisconsin know Miss Harris about one
year; her until the time she left Jnnesvlle In
Dccornber her often until the time she left; she
seemed usually 10 be- cheerful and in good spirits quiet
In her and clfpossessei the last tmo witness
saw her was about Christmas witness never observed
anything make him think she insane she never
said anything 70 witness about her lover
Cross.examined-Dr. Burroughs talked 10 witness
about this matter while IN Jancsvillc; when she
came TO witness store she get pens or
papcr something OF the kndy witncss' store was
next door TO Miss Devn's; witness was summoned
by the United States Marshall his expenses have not yet
been paid had Miss Harris nifty tim -: large
majority of those when she would call 10 Get