New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29
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Shore was played 1 asked q Mr.. Csrlin
my recollection of the time Of the play that conversation
took place at the assassination trial remember being
taken to the conspiracy trial with John NJ Lloyd; at the
time when Mrs. surratt and Lloyd speaking the
occasion OF the drive TO Surrattve do not remember
lookngin Loyds face while he speaking while being
taken to the conspiracy trial day told lloyd
had testified that Mrs surrat spoke IN whisper, and
Lloyd expressed establishment; told Lloyd that 10 the
best Of my knowledge Mrs Surrat whispered say now
that did not hear that conversations left 10 cotfes az
Mrs surratts for the wash after April 49, left pair Of
dirty boots at Carroll prison do remember stating
to Mr.. Ford and Mr. HaOran that had left my clothes
New-York and saw Booth early in February, 1895
IL was in the early part between the lst ana To- re-
lively; can't tx it within ten days only remember
he went TO HewYork; nc did not 70 my knowledge goto
NewYork twice in February once in january he did
not tell me what he went 10 Newly for; he did not tell
me he went TO NewYor 20 bring lady here; when no
returned he brought lady; il few days after he
got back that he told about seeing Booth can't tell
how many days after Srst was gone tvoor three dsys
It about two days and two nights did not see the
lady the occasion that John surat brought the lady
back but kne from circumstances that she came In the
afternoon surratt told his sister aud about seeing
Booth in New-York sister asked the question; be-
lieve was told by officer OF the Government
tnat u dd not TESTIFY 10 moro than had 'esene'
Mr. Pierrepont said the question improper, and no
hoped 1t would not be repeated
Mr. Bradley said he expected 70 show that THIS witness
was testifying here under threats
MT P1elrepont withdrew his objection s.,
Wi ness resumed-I never heard from an officer OF the
Government that ITond be hanged too unless testnea
TO more here than had formerly testified TO never
was afraid Of being hanged.
Questionable You Know Mr.. John A. Blngnamt
Mr. Pierrepont objected.
Judge Fisher said Mr.. Bingham was an officer Of the
Government. It
Mr. Picrrepont said he did not know he anything
but member OF Congress.
Mr. Bradley said he expected TO show that Mr. Bing-
ham had been engaged In examining witnesses Ia THIS
Mr. Merrck said that this inquiry the same the
inquiry at the Arsenal ON former occasion with the df
ference that the former trial before Military
Commission and this trial In court OF law, and
that all inquiries pertinent to trial we're pertinent 70
the other.
Judge Fisher said he had decided that any induce
ments held out TO testimony on former trial, the
sion, could admitted. After further dis
cusson upon this point Mr. MePck asked IL threats IN
reference to the trial OF John H. Surratt could be offered
in evidence.
Cross-examnation resmed-Gn Carroll Prison met @
named Jarboe don't know his first name; when
went 10 Major Richards after the assassination told
bin OF my suspieions never told Mr.. JarbOe that on
my TO the Office the morning after the assassination
arrested by Of Bakers detectives and taken TO
Secretary Stanton never said one OF Bakers detectves
took to Secretary Stanton other official; never
told Jarb0e that being taken before Mr. Stanton toid
him knew nothing Of tile conspiracy can't recoect
that said and Is perfect news to me to the best OF
my knowledge / did not say so, and never
heard of IL till to-day; ON April 80 | met mr.
Burnett the Judge Advocate, and he took me to see Mr.
Stanton, and told all knew at that time; don't re-
member telling SIR Jarb0e that suspected something
because all Rebels visited at Mrs Surratts never tod
JaFbOe any else that wanted TO go south, but
could not do because John Surtt could not get me
position In Rchm0ndi witness was III inc Iorco Oh INC
COmmssary General Of Prisoners but In answer 10 d
question Of Mr. Bradley he denied that he had ever gwen
Information that he had learned In this office IN rela-
ton 10 the prisoners and the movements OF the army In
the field; during the recess to-day did not suggest 10
counsel for the prosecution that should be examined ON
other points told them they had neglected 10 examine
me on certain points; reside IN Pniladeipna anu am
doing nothing was engaged in the PhiadeIphla
Custom Hou- / removed because was told was
not wanted any more voted the Radical Republican
ticket; not removed because opened desks had
no ahOrty open that was not stated to me as tho
At O'Clock the Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock to-