New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

charge said tha. would all my power to get the
erty had received returned sad that received hom
@ Did you state how mucb, A. I did but I was very
much excited and might have stated u correctly did
hand any bonds that night did morning
O'Clock to the amount Of s0 They arethe same as we're
NJ. KGso produced the bonds which TIE witness identified
a. the ones he purchased from CLARK Dennis ar Moore
subsequently identified the same bonds as hs property
told CAPT Young that had agreed 10 meet again the
tSe IItb a. ocIocp saw MI hcord and Mr. KeIso de.
eciyes in the vicinity Nr. Elder and Mr. Rad!ord we're
also there. / entered Ladwicks with CLARK. whom
/ i met by accident in GreenW ich'st. We conyersed
about tie absence OF Dennis. Clark said Den
told him understood be the old place Ludgiek and
hc said not We then went 10 Ludwicks and had drink
Either mysc or CLARK asked baTkeeper about Dennis to
taken away IN rodsr Clark said it for fighting
That he wanted 10 eel that $1,000 upon them
CLARK and myself walked down by the river We bad con-
versaon. Clark said It must oe sore suckers that had
u.s. lie said be knew aud expected where be ennis) had
gone but that all night long as would take care
cannot tell what reply made. have 10 doubt made many
remarks but cannot tell what they were . -.
O. state any further fac circumstances relative 70 th
that you can now rcooect A. do not know anything
A CHAPTER or CONTRADICTIONS.
Gross examined BY NJ. Grnnani-l aA - years OF age
Wss born the north Of ScOandas far as can learn, near
Rotirs.
have any doubt might have been misinformed should
say know where was born believe Rothes Il village
with small streets DO not know tse name G tee one N
about year two old when left It with my mother My
fathers name William Morrison. He was bora IN
the parish Of Kearney thirty. or forty miles from
Rothes. He c0ppersmith He came 70 this country
before my mother and myself the child NY father
left Kearsy 10 or Is years before left Rothes He never
returned until We arrived here My m0tier iound lhat no
TO Edinburgh She lived there or 10 She bad no
business there and lived in place called the Pleasant IN
the suburbs Of the CITY, do not know where she went after
that time with her then. have heard OF
her about She was somewhere near stonehayen
IN Scotland. remained In Edinburgh abSlt 10 years when
/ to the City Of Philadelphia must have been about
80 years Of age then.
Witness-Wbeu left Edinburgh went to other places
Ro.hes to Doye;own thence 70 Aberdeen thence to
Ban whore spent several years Ny moherl there
with her brother John Grant boatman. left my mother
there and weut to Aberdeen. was probably 10 or years
old then. So know that she Is now living Two years
when heard OF her wrote aud got no reply This ap
parent indifference on my part toward her nothing more
than carelesnes had never been charged WIN anytng
mp this time. the Matchmaking business to VIII
liam Smith schoohiu Aberdeen with whom remained three
Aberdeen about 10 20 Of age at this time In
Aberdeen worked as MESSENGER to Shipping oice % on the
poyment of John Mcdonald who keeps hote, re-
,S iSsned ws,.,S to IdHO16s ele ana oa FIVE yea
Next kept birrOom at No, orrJ. in my own name.
Ai.er that took another p ssy N ns;,s. s9sse'pfsGe
.li with William McEasn j. -. 4 ned about four years
when left Edinburgh this coz and had three children.
never up 10 the time eft Scotland passed assumed
name had been arrested or imprisoned on any
property that time Twas worth about four hundred
pounds sterling. IN money watches and Je"elry when
left Edinburgh Liverpool came 10
10 Boston Came In the second cabin must have heard
from mother ef her but cannot tell heard from
her two ago and ten years before that have not en-
desyored to trsco out my fathers whereabouts In this city
remained In Boston one day. Came to iok wheie re-
where sold clock. &C. remained there about
there arrested charge Of oreioy putting man out
charge was worth couple OF hundred dollars when left
Philadelphia for this city, Am not aware that was sus
pecied by the police that city. Never knew that was
reported 10 be- OF stolen property My house there
was never searched opened small store 10 Spring ST. and
repai and watches then moved 10 the opposite
sde Of the street Hudson heneo to my present
house No Jo5 Hgdsonst / have known Clark very long
time perhaps made his acquaintance IN Spring
A. lido remember that he bought anything OF me
might have bought someihn from him have no %
about time. Cannot tell how became acquainted
saari from cIaa or Dennis before bought these
Dd you know ANYTHING against Clark or Dennis
before yoa bought from them these bondsi A. No Imisht
have had transactions with Dennis within year previous to
the bond affair believed the bonds to be stolen when they
were offered Previous to this may or may not have
poid Clart aud dennis sbout sIG ID goods-watches.
ffSaifs Se~,o rsi.s the none money In bank. l
did not borrow any. i do hon / sold them.
broset l. ono Of my sar.tic.. jwed some OF the
900 that gave Clark and DeoE u one occasion 49,.
g. Dd state that you borrowed none OF this
MONEY! A an not aware that stated It. II did So II
reference to The 5000 raised The money by selling
borrowing aud collecting debts 40 the time Clark spoke TO
me had about eco got the 5000 from Frank Gleason,
no 71 Tenhaye do no, know b.. business have never
known bin 20 be 10 ar business got SO" ron HIN on
one ocoisiou aud 5000 on another. l gave HIN
no There witnesses. mlgt
have something before this transaction cannot
tell need 70 do cannot tell when con-
sence wrong such buing stolen property never
Of before never before rave np
auy property that bad bought. cannot tell from how
many heV8 knowingly bought property Of within the last
wer never searched DO not know that considered 10
be receiver " stolen property Did not know before this
that bad character On saturday, the 1h OF April
must have bed ESQ ooo Of bonds
U How You then Tuesday morning to surrender
but . i0ot A. 4 all that had within my reach.
q Where the res A. lad them IN place Of 'eeur'
iu. ..,..
WHERE INV MONEY WAS niDDFS.
o WLerei A Among some old lumber IN kingst. near
The sidewalk cannot ten when placed them there. II was
An The evening The lumber pile behind fence but /
could par ms hand through They were wrapped In oil silk
Dat go there think they bad been there from Sunday
night 9Th OF pr uni Tuesday when they were gwen
O What did you do with balance OF this s3ocoi A.
had that stored away before. . A., -,
o. Whsrei A. In the Central Park IsughtsrI near The
Mr rahsmId advise officers to listen they may fad
partly dug up the grass the Eghthave
r.u a. Tifv.nutht They wrapped IN oil sklh They
amounted 10 about t9Oo0 l gave them 10 Capt Young
had ,he 10 GO taken the wood pile on Monday night
sskeI the officers 20 the water closet and got
the bonds. ,.r
d WHY dih rou Just ask ifyog obliged 20 tell by
whom the bonds be taken 10 the woodpile A
thought might injnrc the officers Onleefs hoso
and McCord had me 10 charge ri the tine.
then adjourned 10 next Friday morning al IO
o'clock.
Nitro GIyecrine-The luventor's Testinionys
The examination in the case OF Otto Burstenbnder,