Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-02

Ne. 4,467.
Barids. 6. odi 0, L. s. ala: shaI H. Il su orn
l5-NtDess Recognized the prisoner, and re
c. ~ en him al he navy yaTo ana took him %
The. ,sii. s..
Mr. III adIey sugg' sted thai II IA unnet e sary
10 examine the witness 10 this point it
was admired thai he was the same who WAS
arrested in Fgyntabd oroE sht 10 This country.
James IiGskrr sworn and examined by Mr..
Carrlp eioh Witness has lived here since
Seyt' Der, 1sG2; came from Frtdercksbur
Va. In hpr:i. 81. witness was porter Al I.r
fepHsyivhIih HOUSE. knew Aizerodt who
caur 10 The bnuss III = sage and sfcpped TWO
or three weeks. A man called Jcan used 10
cone tee see him
Pri.oner was recncsta TO sta, mp, witness
ssic he was he man. A'2ercd' occupied room
l,rtre or less. Saw A.xerodt or rhe night
'h' President was killed; he came there and
called witness 10 hold his horse-a light bay;
he nskrd ~iiGSss for a switch, and witness
gave him piece OF barrel hoop; he came from
towar hs the Metropolitan. and went away in
the same direction: he came back between
and 2, aud said he wanted a room; wi,ursS
SAID that he could not have 81, nut he could
Nhnre afpd TN So: he hnd fripnd with MIN.
Who said be wanted To go away in the early
ira in, and paii his lodging; Aszeredt's friend
locked hot qnite so tall as the prisoner, and
was more iirshy in the face.
was no conversation between &tzerodt aud
his tri"nd; witness was examined at the Ar
senali when witness opened the door in the
morning three men went ont.
henry Behj. .*fe Marie sworn and rx-
amtned by Mr.. PiprrepoiDt.-i was In the Pa
| pal States in April 1866. al Eiletria, about
| ZoUayrs. Witness was here shown the uni
| form Of the Zouayes. and identified it, saw
the prisoner there when WAS going through
| the drill. 1t waa about the 14'k or 18th OF
~ on NJ In thn nr pf
June prisoner came to his quarters and
| took a walk. There wara two French
men with them-Lebart and Leban. They
convened toRe'her. ! spoke to the r--
| soIer in English, and the others in
| French. asked how he got out of Washing
| ton and be said that he lett on the night or
tie morning Of the assassination, and was so
| disguised that be could not he identified as
| American; went AS An Englishman. / saw
| him on board of the Swartara.
The counsel for the defense declined to
After the Judge left the bench. Mr. Bradley
met him and some words passed between
1t is alleged that Mr.. Bradley said to the Judge
that if be (Jndpe F. was a well man tina. he
would whip him: TO which the latter replied
that he (Mr. b. knew where he lived. About
the same time Mr.. Bradley, jr, ran out Of the
courtroom, and oyertaking the Judge in the
hall, some woros passed, and it is said the
Judge clnched him, but they were parted by
byetanders.
At this point a recess was taken until to-
morrow.
SCHOOL ExAMIHATioNs.- The following
were examined yesterday:
First Disirict-Messrs Wilson and Brown
yesterday examined the female intermediate
school, corner OF l4th and q streets. Taught by
Miss Williams. The IS pupils upon the roll
were all present except one sick. The exami.
ners found the school TO he thorough in their
etndies. through there was lack Of spirit in
the excises, owing probably, 10 the excessive
heat OF the day The medal scholar OF the
school is Miss Ida REESE. Miss Williams gives
copy OF Tennyson's pCsns 10 the scholar
making the most progress in her studies during
the term, which Miss Amanda L9iler will re-
csive. Several specimens Of writing. by differ
ent scholars were exhibited npon the black
board. They spoke we'll OF the advancement
OF the school in this respect, and were remark
ably unitolm. Sixteen OF the first class were
transferred 10 the grammar school. But few
visitors were present.
Secomd DistTic,.-Secondary No. g. (male)
located al the corne- of 10th and E streets, was
examined yesterday morning by Mr.. Wood
ward, in the presence of quite Il large number
of the parents and friends of the pupils. There
were forty OF the forty-two pupils present.
and they acquitted themselves very credit
ably. es reclaliy in written and mental arltn-
nelic, geography and oictatIon. and the order
vas very commend bile, retectng credit on
the teacher, who is endorsed by the trustees IS
one OF the hest tea acheTs in the District. At the
close OF the exercises addresses were made by
Messrs. Bono ana Caoe, as also by the ex-
aiming trustee.
Secondary. No. .. (Fema ale) in charge of Miss
Thomas. Was pXamintd yesterday afternoon,
in the Miller School Building. street, In the
presence OF quite large number of persons
II teTekteo in the school, by Messrs Fox and
Woodward This school has been full nearly
the whole year, The average attendance having
been So for over 8 EioDt the, but number Of the
scholars having already commenced their va
carion, there were but 46 present. These. how
ever. Old go we'll that the absentees We're not
missed. In mental arithmetic the pupils
passed an excellent examination. The read
ing was far, and in most instances excellent.
aDd in dic'ation the neatnsss OF the writing
was particularly noticeable. They also proved
that they were well advanced in geography,
and the map drawing Ton slntes) WAS highly
cumpitmented. The singing was very fine.
ana among the pupils there were some excel
lent voices. Miss Thomas has over half her
school ready tor transfer-her first and second
classes
Third Districi-Female intermediate school
No, Miss ddis Thompson teacher, was
amined yesterday afternoon by Mr.. Clarke. In
the presence OF a large mum ber or the parents
and frit nGs OF the pupils. The number at
tending this school is 80, ali OF whom were
present yer teTday, and tie examination could
not have been ttr-r. This school, since it
has heen under the charge Of Miss Thompson,
bus been looked upon as one OF toe first in the
city, and judging from their examination it
we'll sustained It's reputation. In geography,
grammar, history, mental and written aritn-
metic. orth o. rapby, rules for the use OF capi-
tails and punctuation, the raos: dific ult ques-
hons Were put by the examiner and readily
answered by The pupils. The singing, under
eiicitt d the warmest praite from all present.
AT the conclusion OF the examination, Mr..
Clarke addressed the school, eApre ssing his
gralfoe,IOn at the excellent man ner in which
they acquitted themselves. A gentleman re-
sioine IN the Third district VIII present a
medal 10 the most merisorious pupil of the
school. ti s@.t-l X
Forrth .Dis,rict-The M ale Grammar School,
Mr.. John Il. Thompson, teacher. was exam.
intd yesterday afternoon, by Ur. .GIoggon, Mr.
Wbyte, MIR. Gasseli, and Mr. .. G. Wight, for
merly II ustte OF the Second District Among
those present were Thomas i. Lloyd, Esq,
ex.Aldtrman from the Seventh Ward: Rev.
Dr. Hamilton. William Thompson. Esq, Mr.
Frank linz hLd large mum her OF teuchera from
oiLer schoolss tbe parents and friends OF the
puriie-thr .osm being crowded. The pupils
were thoroughly examined in grammar, ge-
ograpby, history mental and written arithme.
tic, reading, oithoRraphy. &c. and readily ar
sw, RED eli questions put TO them. The exam.
ipat:on Was an excellent one, and fully sns-
taintd the reputation of the school. Mr.
Thompson is we'll known hrst.claes
teheber, and itwss shown yesterday that both
tFueber and pupils have been at work durIng
ute year The conpostiions. "Piety,'' by W.
Cridier; conversation" by John Tonson;
what nre moral T. acher.'' by E. III. Tabor;
| ."happinss 9 - by George N. Davis; and the
| POEMS ss1wiiiebt Hours ny Z Tabor and
! The sAmerfcan Fiage' by Giles f. Heiiprin,
Wese try tEf. ana highly praised by all the
! yisisors y he examinations Of abe first grammar
cla So. hy Mr.. q. q Wight. WINS very searching,
ard it'eeem-d impossible TO put aquestion
which they could net answer. In all their