The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-07


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wards John here In the city 81 Washington on
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so,s BOOKS j. Mr. Peepos from The sssinony
point aud remarked tia. he prisoner then wen, across We
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ssrs read from the a,ssor o. cs ASs
he testimony Of 81. Marie 70 the msnner OF sur;
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has always been said srsh IS s.rasgsr than felton,
platform, dead failure They also brought Hess %
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and ose cannot ss the drerSnce between ono lie and
N .pHs 70 Of he time Of night said he was
he stage; Yet cross .essa,Ssiign, be admitted
no r. sSSw any ne on s
pI.arm Hess said i they a.s been there clifford would
Scriptures concerning the bearing of false witness, and
e nor sep Sa w ns e%ony Of be a
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BY the testimony Of Doiehman who was 10 house in
unony brought related
@ had s would rd lave aS sa s se
haF husband e bee MA; nsh and that he bad
taias stand who SAID She came the porch
passing The inS s
Mrs. Lambert says it between eleven and twelve
meant !. Truthful and ".a stated i'' posaSey the
ast ~ @ WI @ Dye Dye
cal po,sby attempted g be proved By the counsel and
Elmra going ali they finally brought him there
EIGHT a b at az the @ Before s s G1 mad
The ha him Tine Yer ,s dS not try 70 fix HIM EA
S here rSsS ns the ,s ion
fence did not think necessary to advert to the ogdens
NJ ferrepon resumns said the prosecution pu. surrntt
no train they found him IN Emira and brought him 10
show bow long sarrn ats s. ' Han on shs
s d e ad H se be 10 at hGS h and @ he
washngton reaching here on the ih Mr. pierepont here
Ao %s. 6 by s sIs isr
days Before egsered John Harrison If
samed name This man Boncher secretes hm and
SSaaa5 By
famous crime, and shame which Boucher has Brought
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and Hsn Sf had Sssn of 5
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e he % 1 ss a a s 1s BE-
CATION INTO his alleged crime Yet when Peace has been re-
stored he d0ss but in board The
he understood not Why did he az to Malt. and
Bsrser hea :" bare BEEN we n su. @n
as Iapare did have been Informed s,nce
shSd by his church Nj Pierrenon contneed 70 read from
Boncher's testimony, The learned counsel called him
speaker boush he never should confcss tn i.ra,heT
soasSsr there Is something wong about him Me
would not long Be rep5pach 70 he chuicS they win
Pierepoa here read from the testimony OF Mcmillan and
s,alements 'Upon Concluding the reading OF The
testimony before alluded 10 Mr. Pierrepont said the
prisoner had aed almost over the world TO ecape from
The consequences Of his crime but could escape lie
rested with them TO say whether he was INNOCENT or guilty
twelve jurors decide upon his guilt or limo
cence; whether this crime that had been com.
am now nearly done but before closing pass 10 he ab
attempted be proved by the defence charac
court OF justice impossible be There is
Mr. Perepon es The testimony Of Carroll 70 show sas
that witness only relied the books OF the house
other date os sa Of na
record BE then sdvercd to the testimony of Mr.. stewart
the Sh or 4th OF the month and thai he could
the bookkeeper at store was also referred ~ who could
only nx the date OF Srrts visit by the the books
York and that Il during the absence OF partner
tn, surrsu visited the store, which was either the
ind fau with these Witnesses for he believed they es
abiding the testimony of DR. Bssell. Mr.. Piemepon
characterized the testimony OF that witness unworthy of
belief Dr. Bis,eh Was the only witness. who tesned post
All q sisslls testimony was story and there not
word OF rth ~ MI ferrepon, then referred to the esti
mony 0i Mr. aMye IN new orr VINO tesssd
gu, was IN wines Vase ~ New tSra ana was consu Ted
peen , very Wnen 49, AM hat ms rep"ison was
VeF! oau mlthess n,er wthess Io!owed 70 snow that