New-York tribune., 1867-07-23

t,o5gh was not specially attentive TO any young
ladies' there am not ashamed Oh my Sf hid
not dsabuse their minds that was lawyer -, law at
Ke9ircci bg M BrdCteY-I took the name OF JaVy az
Portland because feared that If IL known knew OF
surratts escape might be molested dd hot say az
Portland that was Father Beauregards SON. priests u9
not generally have never knew OF case When
found the person at my house was Surratt dd not re-
rort him 10 the authorities of the United states because
believed him innocent suspected the man was surratt
OF account OF his absence and the mystery that was
tod hm my y snspeions he acknowledged surratt.
asked if the papers in relation TO me asas
slnatiOn not kept from Surrtt but the Couitro
fused 70 admit the answer, ,, o.
collecting for never objected the objection wds Irol,
uyself aid not from the trustees was not remover
from LibOiTe account Of complaint 10 my bisnop .o
rs0uest or removal came from myself hau Deeh Hsk
ING he removed for four years ON account oI III he
Nj queen was again called, but did not answer
Nj. Darlington said the prosecution was Ie""9 " Pio
Nj Bradley ST., said another witness had arrived, and
ne asked the privilege of examining nm, 49,, ,o,+
Nr Darlington reminded the Court that uhe asrelcnV
ON saturday was that only one "lUneSS ""' ~ Nv
NJ scott the witness, called hut did not answer,
rdce Fisher directed the prosecution 10 pOceeu WI"
thS sd bef9re that was done he asked ruling
uro the motion TO strike certain testimony, Which
tiIcy had heretofore asked should oe silAeH ou .,i
nctip N Shoud be done after all the testimony is in.
Mn NIerick argued that this was the e m orer thJ
&. lf he known what evidence TO he stricken out.
Now mat the leading testimony of both sides closed IT
j. the proper time 10 get rid Of the slpeiuO,s tesuhOny
Ie Cont said they would first 90 through with all the
testimony AT 12i O'Clock the Court TOOK arecess nht
J,on reassemblnr the prosecution called Mr. George
W Strayer who was sworn and examined by MIR Pierre
pOn in April, 1861 was an engineer on the Northern
Central Railway on the 18th OF April, 1865. was at FL
mira i'm the morning and left there about 10 O'Clock or
0i O'Clock; left Emira with special train and ran TO
WilanspoTt. directly south Of Emira; The distance be
tween Elmira and Wiliamsport is rs miles, | met the
mail train % miles south Of Emla; ut that time there
was no bridge over the Susquehanna at NllanspOft;
arrived at Wiliamsport bctweenl and o'clock on the
day referred TO; knew the ferryman no Wiln$msporl
that day; l am sti IN the employ OF the haifoad as
engineer.
Bg NJ Bradlesw We had timetable for that train;
tlds was an extra train following regular tdln; the
regular train time; there should be record Oh inc
arrival and departure of trains; that morning we reg
and this tram left ElniIa IIelSht Tana ana oih' tuis
left that day. think that day overlook me freight
train at Troy; met the train gong nOrth at Troy
think l25 O'Clock when met the up ram at lfoy
when got 10 Nilliamsport, between ana ociuek ihe
assengers had lie there until f32 o'clock be
fore coming south; the road was Hooded; ana Ul
April 10 commenced running regularly agaM;
the schedule time between Emira aud WlG,nspoIt az
that time was five hours the road Ws III Da,. @ tGn,o M @
between RastOu and MillianspOIt ana We hau 70 run
slow; cross 20 bridges between Ralston ana Williams
,ort the bridges had Just been repaired and We had 10
nm Slow; no time table train left after did until the next
risburg and WllamSport but think is five hours do
not remember ii we had any passengers on that extra
train: WAS the cabOOse and do not KNOW tlcie
were any passengers on the train took down oh tG ISM
the extra tram was run over 'ne lI iV"% ~ & WiiIin
port on the l2th OF Am1l 10 carry Mr. ia barry up dd
not see Mr. On Barry the caboose, but started
Bs Mr. PaT1ep0at-we carry passengers on all our
In jfr Bradleg--O April "A went from Miamspo'i
IN TnIira ON tht regular mail train. leaving WIansport
at o'clock; freight train left after dld do not KNOW
That any other tram arrived at Elmra that day,
Josch a. ROgcJS sCOrpdd eI0miacd bg Mr. Pie'Tc'oHf
n Piroa8 APi and ira ram Ts nSm wa@Soft 10 Enra orr
time of leaving o'clock a. m; ON April IA lah
north ana Mr.. Sayer coming down at Troy i $50
= r. dimes slro,u and eIaH,iHcdLy 1H. FioTcpoH-m
April 1865. Was charged win the duty oi cooe's le
the ferry at Wilamspolt II was rope leily ana we
ran across three 20 five minutes Drohan, III" ferry
man was there every day was there; was or TWO
days but every other day DrOhh was tefe thei1 We're
two construction parties between snouIy ana Williams
b NJ Bralifg-Tn April 1865, until the 2Oth was on
the ferry II the Southern train left Wllamsport ON
time, it left at e32 o'clock IN Aprl leO9 tte Mds iioo
iug below the bridge this side Of W9nsport after
April 10, the trains We're moving HfeSu"fy 'e'"'eh
Bg NJ Pie,Tepomf-We had orders at that time 30 allow
Erie Railroad the construction trains did not run at par
cuar hours the construction trans ran between desiS
N0uiQy DOhaa SirOtu Qad cr0HiHed by W.. picrtcIOn
In April, 1865, ran the ferry at Wimmsport don't
know ANYTHING about special train on April "a re
member man coming TO me was on the Nluansport
side cong ny my rope, H9 % % fe h nd I "1hSu n e he
said he would pay the man had on peculiar coat tat
he Other SIDE he asked me to take hin over aud sud
the charge would be 30 cents ana N me lnidde of tr
river Stopped and collected the fare he me S.
and had no change, and he allowed me 10 keep The dol
lar witness identified the prisoner rs the man lac fer
ne across ON the day referred 10.
By M. Irqpdieg-I summoned here by The Govern
meIit elderly man came after me and brought me
ChailesJ Hepburn s,c0,7i. and erdBi.cd by NJ PpTe
the Philadelphia ana Ere Inau inc Old was III tyot
order except the ferry; the construction tfaln had
orders TO take al assenseS because le loau was our
o order gave the orders IOr carrying passengers on
The construction trains suppose passengers Wretaf'
rled. because The conductors RENTED money daily.
Bg Ar. Bradiey-The construction trains went ont in
tile morning; one construction train ran from Williams
port to WatsOntOwn. and the other from Maisoufown 10
smbury the 18Th of April because looked at the
books don't know when the train left sunbuiy FOR Hu
GcorgeW IT, HaInbright sworp and derGmtuedby jLPioTe
poit1n April, 1855, was passenger conductor on the y
G. Railway, between SUnbuly and Baltimore books eN
h.bted; recognize them as agents books; on April 49,
lS65 the train left Sunbury iOr Baltimore al 500 r. No.
Bg Mr. Braiieg-Ihe freight train left at $3.50; know
thai by the record have 40 personal knowledge except
by the record: 1 have control over The records.
i made mn v the conductor: the conductors records are
kept the General superintendent office at Harrisburg
got these books al the supelintendents office last sau
Mr. Bradley said that witness knew nothing person
ally, but only rom record, his testimony not adj
nssable, and IL should be stricken out Witness exam
ined books and testified he did know the hand
! writing he only knew that they were books like the
original record he received HEN rom ne once oi the
Superintendent al Harrisburg. Mr. Pierlcpont said
they would offer the books III evidence to show the time
OF running The COnrt ordered tile evidence OF Mr. Ham
bright to be stricken ont and said the books could NOT be
offered in evidence tl they were shown 10 be the orig
Deectire D. R. p Bigey srorn and co1Otned by Nr.
Pe'TePont-In April 1865, was detective officer was
emp!oyed 70 10 in pursuit Of SuTIatt ClarvOe and
McDeyitt were with me- do not know thai weichman
put under went with ClaryOe the day after
The ssasSnation heafd C!aiiOe evidence Weht "lth
Holohsn, Wechman, and McDeytt TO Montreal we AZ
rived al 81 AiptnS on Inc 2Nlni tOiolaH Ioi fHtn
tell me anything about the handkerchief; afterWad told
he lost the handkerchief at 81 Adams he told me so
IN April at The American COnsuls office in MOntrea
were informed handkerchief was found. went with
HoOhsn from the hotel to the station at Burlington;
did uO HOl6tn lie down the ettee al the station;
ifhe had lain down wOnd have seea him; we did not
wait long hut went directly 10 the tram there no
sleeping or lyRg down that saw.
By M Brodicy-Did not see Holohan lic down; did
not know that HOlOhan walked with from the depot
TO The MOTEL; tlink did not wait more than five or
ten minutes; think II was 0r6 O'Clock a. M when we
left BurnnOn the loss of The handkerchief men
toned In Montreal either by Mr. Potter, the American
Consul his Secretary MIR. Gavitt and others we're
present. said that handkerchief had been
found at ST. Albans 10y Bakers dcieetves,and HOo-
said that the handkerchief he lost at ST. Adams