The New York herald., 1867-08-02
TRIAL OF JOHI Il. SJRRlTT.
MR.. BRADLEY TO SPEAK TO-DAY.

wAsHiSe1oS' Ausu' = ,'0.'
III. &c Criminal @ Court Court j. judge % Fisher presiding
Mr. Merrck resumed his .darss. to the jury. and said
chat he observed few errors in ths report Of the remarks
BY him but he
,IS NV ~ orss that the counsel for
hs me % n% ~. "a in
making comparison with the oacal repor. Mr. Merrlck
then consideration of ssrssan, Dyes osti
mony and eOn'snded tha. Mr. kerraher eonsrad'.sd him
s"tsn. go .ra 80 ~ r-a~,sa IN shaw, This ,aav
Mr. Merrick eoD,ended was no. Mrs. surrat,
for Mrs Lambert, lady whose character is
no. questioned and who had no motive to speak
aasht Det the truth tos,hes 70 holding with soldier the
with Mrs An the time and clISa@ @stasces
coTrespond r Dye had such conversation with Mrs sar,
Mrs. lambert was eertsinly marssbie coincidence.
s ns SS m0os Dye
who says he saw Surr at the theatre on the day Of the
na err the and s
bold that a man ccaid not have relreaied from one
box TO the other as there wss only oon one no9s ovs
reirested 70 unless he came ou. By the door iha.
s others contradict h.a and say going
E: e: %s. sy hasSss
az day. says the curtain was not down and has been
that ss da nGs
s % ssss ;ss h s asa s
bng the theatre and the Jury must
sarstss psenca es Is Mr. vandapoo who says he saw Sur
@ S h oG ia his ns s. a ss0qsa 5
h be not the ruth and after The s ssI Of bis
Sess S = ND ssas s rTs no S sssTa
n t a s At bs i. 0sr sa% @
raft. beneath the dignity Of ,,on contempt Gs,,ao 70
and colean say they saw sarfAt. talk Booth thai
sS Ds ;nss met by snasa Bgg The
BY direct proof gn. in svldssce sy the prose
was takina to Boob asd that was not Suratt Grio
ne Ss no h y
proof SO deq a that Of dsR and can y. Sse Of
but
%emsrs feaiafss make
ISL Of
pSckets, and who snosred when asked 4 ho had heard
@ ssea and
has asmy I
4f' sns
wSs
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sefsnes showa was not lie
@ % wSsh Wood says shaved HIM
os he
won snown that na' barber shop ne is weu Crowded
ana @ the Jury SeeSs s that s u oarSsr G 0ns special
place Of reaasavca. and crowd. sOns hIoash .hs
idenSed as the man who was shaved but the conclusive
prosecution have placed surrat, They show that surra
leit Elmra a. wiiamspor NJ Koonts said that train
snd Was physica mpossIbty for him 70 have BEEN N
M h scP % % % @ shHs1sr h @ d M
had ,S gos.ss Every wtnes: e,:s gives him
however slight circumstance that may be ordinarily
ing themselves grow weak the produce william
e. DE 1so s he s o
murder sons
50 hS se Not Gsysr
but y
S and Of aa all s
toof o., master scarcely better; CSnover, the
man CIssysT %s.aPalA::S
hs ssn &
q @ the Jury But
Mr HerTcs eocsenasd was cCn.rsdic'o cd 2. po.p
xh no. ler ihs %sssy ne aad ore, would Sras but
h s might roo saa n his r. 0 o ss
out liquid Gre" All You, gentlemen, know 'si he
for Reed M. in % this .pss i and rse
] o that m.s az
Impression on the jury but she went too far and II
hre dd h
ns S sd es Sesa hs e M % and ss
ssdenss % selleys about his Presesuton
hawkins by Elizabeth seaver and by susans hus-
band she did not know Eliza and her husband
she did Rachel that at the alton
said she had not seen surra Tor two but Rachel
not the only one for M Carvoe says she told him she
man upon tho jury will believe Mr. Clarvoe Miss
Fitzpatrick also settles this question, for she Sur
rati there the sh Of April she him supper
and II Was then that Mis surrat said to susan ponng
john This Is my son; don he look Ike Annie ~ But
is also besides this good angel the bad angel of the
MIS- fitzpatrick testhes TO contradict Susan and the fond
o. The case comes f. also to contradict her wechmn
nend ne nend whose conscience driven before
Nun with the applying lash says surrSt did not take sup
per with his mother on April a. sasan Jacksons testimony
was then shown 70 De false hut he Mr Mcrrckl believed
ith MI DcheI ana consciousness OF all he SAYING
tnat woman was living With the fun knowledge Of
ned states government ST. Marie says that surra ad
nuts ms presence here but was doubtful II the jury be-
aevcd hlih why b. Marie here 70 berav his friendsY
The jingle OF the yellow earth has been the kne
man hoEesy What brought ST. Marie Does he SO
owe that he would give up surratt merely that
oye MT Merriek here spoke agn the use Of spies and
niormers as most discreiiaee TO the government |
Ind said st Marie was one OF those Internal paid |
pies., lie tGought he had now shown that none |
y the Witnesses who swore to- surratts pres