New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL WAsnISGIoS ID. C.. Jnne 20. IDOL

prsR sIR: Vour .tfer- have been ved Also from
Col. Greene saying he would call sunday woui name al
th. morning but va. uusuccesn ond VIII not be neces
ssry any IN favor o. Mr. So,"s ieea.r' ~ "
clear eaI.e and be- viii b. released MI wilson
sr ed here yesterday SUNDAY aud I'm by To- night train
know all that occurred while 80 was here am 10 se' the
Secretary tomorrow At oclock sud viii eye On the even
in. train Tor Newly ORR for the purpose 81 rins
Dayton petition oil nuuiong Vie rs'ed TO So me-
hoped would my inaucir" with NJ Slower a. lave him
pen.d for the time aud money D. h.t ipent ia wash
ipston Tor MIN. aiost rrsp'cuaiiy your, Afr
p ST. did no, ge, the bitter sent by NJ. Ni,oa.
LITER YRoN rrowS r" roRrfH.
ftrth' soKotoB, june 10, 1904.
d. VI PORTER rag. M~- Volt
hand lwould ike very much to return 20 >ew-iors. aud
have doubt that yo9 feet conhdenl thn, would not be-
but fr different Col Ocott. when hr-t him, IN.
formed that would not bee troubled; That could ON
statement him Of what which he ntimaed not
know aud he seemed di-pcssed Not long a.r be went
have no, been returned then lied he books Of Sir s. and
Informed that lad better INFORM him what more hal
nineiiop his part to trouble me unie.' ! ,e'-
tined just to sgit him and sbout thins.
know nothing | thought il best TO summons hin.
perfectly willing aud always have been to give al the
information in ny power bat do not ircl disposed because
do tell just they wished the ease 70 sand TO have Fort
Warren aud Fort Lafayette threatened met Ley are under
tho impression that lnow god deal more than do Iii
far different thing. and person has irr different feelings
going before power such ~ New or1. where sny
moment they ock and where might night, than
going beor. jury Ia witness box wh-f" piosc'ed
every hand nave been before ocott "ice
aud know that himself any having biz place.
mi hty power that aid reach iou ay have
from the Government that would not b. troubled Did NOT
Col BAKER CIV, these assurances e. Mr. stos.r-that "
b.. would give him certain information b. would
not 20 10 Fort Lafayette When he gave tie
Colonel tho information desired he de ibertely took
him down the barbor without res,rd 10 his PROM
iss. Would hot parties giving this do
the same! W.n 20 bcfoI. hon and th nd what they
de'ired 'ne TO inform ih"m Know noihini shout could
give you thousand assurances Why an skpc IN reference
to the promises they have made you; aud have doubt
believe them tIue bat the treatment have received
aud the promises have heard given, M.
that might be angunr 1t would be- avery pleasant
thin; Tor Mr. Cor .oDers roub. no .nd then
inform you twas being done, but done II.
However,, you answer that parties acting
square with yon will retain 10 New York sud be under
louis, truly, A. Brown.
TESTIMONY RESUMED.
Examination resumcd-Ihc books witness spoke OF
Ia his communications with Porter were lis business
books; Olcott took them, aud they call him Colonel;
be took them out Of witnesses store; Ocoit was dis.
charged from the Navy Department the list of July
did rot know II he now employed ny the Govern.
ment but he might have something under the Secretary
OF War; no reason assigned for taking his book
aud they sent them back 10 witness the same as they
took them. without any explanation.
Porter represented 10 him lie c0lid get his
lions by paying enough for them; urged hin TO go 10
Washington. because be had comic In him thorc
Miss How ard has friends IN Charestown. Melroso and
several other places m the vicinity Of Boston; heard
from her indirectly about week bgo; she was with
Mrs Becknow OF ChaFlestown, Mass In some village
in New Hampshire.
Mr. Graham then stated this closed his crossexamin-
alton and tie right reserved by Mr.. Bedford 10
examine upon the re. direct at the next meeting.
The ease was hen adjourned Till Sept. ir 40 which
time Judge PieiFeponi Is ekp'cteit 10 return ron bu
rope ard take prominent part IN the prosecution oil
the case
Cunning g Bedford counsel for plsiItif John
GRAHAM couIte. foy defense.