The national Republican., 1867-07-03

The coat Of arms Of Virginia. snd the worda
'Thus will Il ever BE- With tyranta" and "yir.
ginia the mighty, 4" - hiding been feund BY him
on the nantsl; pictures msrks& one, two and
fsur witnsss could not Identify, bet recognised
The above. described asd photograph Of Bsaurs-
gard. The pictures were hrss PLACED 10 .
bundle: but that bseoming too lsrss, they were
Msrshsl's hsadquartsrs
No oross.examination.
David s. Gooding, U. g. Marshal, d. O..
sworn. Witness rscognissd the prisoner, and 70.
csiysd him At the navy yard and took him to the
jail. ...H. H.
Mr.. Bradley suggested that II was unnsoesssry
70 examine the witness as to this point, a. u was
admitted that he vas the same who was arrestsd
In Egypt and brought 10 this country.
Jsnss Walker sworn and sxsminsd By Mr..
Csrringtop. Witness has lived here since Sep
tsmbsr, 1858; came from Fredericksburg, Va.
In April, 1888, witness was portsr At the Penn
sylvsnia HOUSE. Knsw Atssrodt, who came 70
the house In . stage and stopped two or three
wesks. A man called John used TO come to see
him. -s.rH" nall W. .
Prisoner was requested to stand up; witness
said be was the man. Atrerodt occupied room
81, more or lees. Saw Atssrodt on the night the
President was killed. he came there and called
witness to hold his horse-a light bay; he asked
witness for . switch, and witness gave him >
piece Of barrsl.hoop; he came from towards the
Metropolitan, and went away in the same direc.
tion; he came back between and 2, and said he
wanted room, witness said that he could not
have 81, but he could have bod In So; he lad
q friend with him, who said hs wanted TO 20
away with him In the early train, and paid bis
lodging; Atserodt's friend looked not quite 90
tall a. the prisoner, and more feshy In the face.
Cross-exsmined BY Mr.. Bradley. There was no
conversation between Atssrodt and his friend;
witness was examined at the arsenal; whom wit.
ness opened the door in the morning three men
went out.
Henry Bepj. 81. Marie was sworn and exam.
insd BY Mr.. Pierrspont. was In the Papal
States In April. 1865, at Vilstris, about forty
miles from Roms. vas Q soldier In the
Zousvss. Witness was here shown the uniform
Of the Zouavss, and identified it, Isaw the
prisoner thsre when was going through the
drill. II was about the l4th or 18th Of April
when saw him. On the 18th or 10th Of June
the prisoner came to his quarters TO take walk.
There were two Frenohmsn with thsm-Lebart
and Lsbsn. They oonvsrssd together. I spoke
to the prisoner In English. and the others In
French. asked how he got out Of Washing.
ton, and he said that he lsft on the night or
morning Of the assassination, and was 90 dis.
guissd that he could not be identified rs an
American; went as an Englishman. saw him
on board Of the swatara.
The counsel for the defence declined to cross
examine.
At this point reosss Was taken until to-day.
After the Judge LEFT the bench, Mr.. Bradley
met him and some words passed between thsm
concerning transactions during the trial II 10
alleged that Mr.. Bradley said to the Judge that
II he Judge F. was . we'll man that he would
whip him; to which the latter replied that he
(Mr. B. knew whore he lived. About the sams
time Mr.. Bradley, IT,, ran out Of the court.
room, and ovsrtsking the Judge in the hall, some
words passed, and It 10 said the Judge olinehed
him, but they were parted BY bystandsrs.