New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-06

hank know tina. they deposited In several different
banks; they Transacted gooi deal o business ~ WI
THINK is called the Niagara On net bnhh' :,
almost opposite pnero Mr. Gays resi- tnce WAS IN d.
Cathcfiies during last SUMMER they transn'teu
great dead of business at That hank a., :,
no h. defined position, a. Mr.. Clay told ne hal
had better tell him the things that they ntrnsed 70
ne; that he was very good man to 40 th'f a"''
work; tlst Is JUS; what Mr: Clay told rae: ,,u..
o. He was then doing their work. bu' II was dlfV
work. A. Mr. CLAY said lie associated with men va,
Trey CO ID not associate with: that he Vas very useiu
them IN that Way that he was very Jseiu' n"H -
Gross ero,-ired By Mr.. Jik,a-Q. Where re you
froni a. New-York City originally
1om".o s' ,nS Won a Proposition had Teen made
him. A. In the early pagi OF the year; ~ January.
Q. You stated. think, that immediately amer tha'
yoa saw Mr.. Clay A. No sir. did not ,.,o,,.,o,,
ter the conversation in the Summer.
O. 1fc sor1Iner Of ls64 A. -. sr. IA which hc
spoke 20 NJ. Thompson Of beng ab.e TO pGt the fIea
dent out of he way wherever he was ready.
&. Did you ever hear anything IN Canada 81 W SUI
radt as beng connected with the ploti A. did not
q. Did yon receive any pi' rom ne Confederate
Government for going T. GcrConsyLis with dispaiehos
A. rece,e ed for the services ~ defrly railroad eA
penses the equivalent II $40 in greenbaeAs.
q. Was 1t NJ $50 IN freenhack'' A. II was l
have forgotten the amount in Canada money! gold was
about 30 ut thc timci have iorgotion Enas u IVES
that ] received hut reported The fct az hay NJ n.
cc.yel il IL the War Department at Washington, AID
applied IN NY expense aco0un. as having reei'ed
nom the Government
@ Gu your return with the Gainesville dispatches
for tho Rebels in Canada did you icaTe copy 81 those
dispatches here A. ! handed the original dispatc'' $
oy r 10 the authorities md those II them that 10y
selected 10 20 ahead carried on aud those they did
not they retained.
Bgt.t C,art-C want to .sk ~ expiration ~ M
answer yon made. understood YOU Ia your testimony
q say thft aier the assassination II tir PFcsio 4
Of those who b. been ergag in L returned 70
Cunada. ard said t'ey express reeret that ih's
had lot Dcen allowed 10 proceed oarliert iol
uislndorsio0d me- did moi say tLai any ~ those 40
bad been engaged IN the lmpt At assassihaln or
in The ,s,s .nation lad reformed 20 Canada.
e. But those Who directed b ffIm Canada expressed
rocrct that they had not been allowed TO proceed
sooner a onc Of the parties Ne one VINO rerfe'
ely QUICKER, said i va pity Gle by had ut been
allowed 10 net Wien they iFs' wanted 10.
g. DID yoa un4saiand WI. lies .tfe nC'entai ~
nos proceeding sooLari A. aid roti | Inferred
though froIl hai had henfd mon Nj. Thompson b.
fore iia' he Lad detained thcil Do Cldtg that a. Lie -
choose a ltiigs opportunity.
q. Your impression wa. that t'eY were deilin'n II
to llt time by Nr. JscOb 1h0upsC- 4. | inferred
arcarfe wlcu be spoke Of tie rafer 20 me w Bio
conformation o. Ja-uiry ls1l he it BE- was ia 4aY1i
0f TIE Vropo tiou hat had BE- s ~ TO BIN 70 ~ ne
President Nr St7n0r General .g.,tt AID others ont
O; tie WY, but bad deferred giving 's answer mill he
lad consulted his Government ~ Richmond. and was
thea ouv waltilf incir approval
q. Do you unter iard that De- .e. received the az
swrr and lad aven Tie direction ic'OVlug hot
nc e. rnicr,ooi o Inever askcd ;le question or re-
ceiToa tlai rcplg
O VIVA was your impression A. Ny impression
We that hs 1d roCeil d the nnsrc- Inferred tlat
be- bad received that approval and iiat hes bad be-
d tanned waiting iol thai, ilom What b. .y Tucker
said
O understood Won to n,ai1u the nanc Of Professor
Holcolh 81 connection With tiat ~ saH4cfs Clay All
Others. would lie 10 know hoy fsi yon identify
bun N tie movements. Fars end operations Of these
meri A. made prorosIion 10 AIR Clay 10 onTy
dsnafcLcs Tor them and 60 DO ths work ls means n
'iinz int tlrr conf ience aud Slr 'l'aW told gee
bee ia NJ Ho.comh ttat be- hsl a4tloffy 20 sigr DIS
Ciny's) b. power q attorney. and rs oar both
Of tieG being ICyEcsc 4tatiyoi o. she Conf crates
States Goseramort a. they called II.
TfSTfsotsy or .. %. nihkGIr.
james T. Merritt, WHITES called ~ the pf0sccu.
dor, being duly sworn testified a. follow
Bg nc .A9roceic-9 of what State are you
naiiycf A. do not know whether ! am nntye OF
Now York o. Canada. bat have baked always from I
New.Nork
q. What is yonr proicfsioni a. y physi,ia
O .,ayc you been residing or not Toy some tine ~
Canada AID u 50 IN NAa. pa.i oi 'anadaf \. nNf
been in Canada ablut year. peTt o. TIE time q nd,
sJr and part " tbs time 1t Norm Daif.,s " "elo.
q Nero yon or OF IN tue month of October 81 NJ
yen.bei lsst IL roron a. Canada y. sas.
Q. state VII thor yo4 net there "a man by tie name
Of Young A. me; George foang there
q Did young prof. ~ 10 De rom hehi'csyi y.
believe tina, he did believe be was formerly Of Aior
CANS Common Kentucky
9. Did You nee, q man named Ford Of Ken'ueky.
o. Did you uoei a man named Croses. irom Louis
y.llci \. Yes. 81
.. Did you ave eny conversation WIN Young N 70
gerd 10 public siails 10 ihat timei 4. les, iii some
q VIII you state what be I'D toyou. n anything in
regard 20 some yefy important matter being on u,
table IN the interest Of the kebelon' \. lie aslcd
me If had seeu Col. Steele before ] len Windsor.
O. who WIS Col. steele 4. Colonel steele Is, be
lieye. a keniucl N what his giyen name IS don't
know.
cen a. 7 undo:fiocd a Rebel Ia the service
O. Proceed with what Young rid YOU a. lie psr
ne II Col Steele had aid any,hlne To ne IN relation to
the Presidential election, j ts,d him that BE lad not
then said We have sO.neti4 on the ,aPi, Of much
more inporlanoe flal any rad We have made or csn
make. or something Of that character.
.. DID he proceed 10 stat" what II wnsi \. asked
him wha, n was he said ,. was determined that Old
Abe should never hr inauguratet. " understood y
lght tist was Bis expressions esh"d MN no" he
rated: they had plenty ~ friends. THINK be said. IN
Washington; he spoke IN relation 70 Sif Lincoln and
used some unaentlcma ly terms called nn damned
old tyanf, or something Ike that
q That Wa lor1gi A. Yes sir.
O. Did YOU afterward SOS Steele aud SANDERS to-
gciber A. Yes. sill.
o. 10 you mean ,Georee \. Sanders - a. do;
war introduced Ia George y. SsDdeI- by Col steele
O. Win you state what II anything, Vas said IA rel'
on ~ the matter by either o them on mat occs
sions A. " ascd Col. Steele what was gong Ia De
done or how b. liked the prospects Of the Presidential
election; Col. Siecles oppression was, The damned
Old yrani will serve another tern II ne is e'eciedi
George sanders sand He would Keep hilnsrh ei"''
he did serve another term. =,
o. Did Sanders say At the same time that sieeic shd
that dsnned old tyrsDt never sbonld serve another
teImT A. Yes sir. -,
o. We're YOU atefWsfd 10 MontTenl III the n'V'h VI
February issti a. WAS.
O. Did you or not hear among the Rebels there the
subject OF the assassination OF the President feeH
spoke Of, A. Yes. sir -
q. Did YOU oil not hear mentioned the names oil the
persons who wero willing TO nssassinar him' a.
hnard MI Sanders name number OF persons that
Ix Itt IN A. Al