The New York herald., 1867-05-24

morning or The 2oth between on. and two ococl n.6
conversation with the defendant in the sitting room
after two O'Clock she said two men came into the
pAs at homs that Mrs Cornell said he was not that he
Mad gone Piscataway; that they said they must 40
after him. Bridget said she wanted 10 20 10 ned hui
that Mrs Corisn did not wish her 70 20, as she
fsls AFRAID OF her shadow she said The men
back snn Il. and sas. she sss S aaS M
told her 10 20 the kitchen door and open IL
guessed the Doctor had she stated that she
knock at the sitting door, and that Mrs Coreh
went 10 the door and let IN the men, that after that she
heard scream and that she went out by tho front door
asked her IL they the same two men; she said She
did not lhem she said one was large man with bg
whskers and the other small man without walskerk
Cross. exanined-l 10 not think she mentioned tho
oil the mouse where Mrs. CoreiL AZ sAo said, mad
stated the Doctor had gone she merely said that be had
gone PigcatAvay. ste+- sst ssstssat tf
Ludlow Squire was the next witness He said he was
present conversation between the prisoner and
tho last witness. He was asked Il he corrobora.sd
replied that he did but there were little points
that he wished to put in. Bridget said Mrs. Cocl came
Into the kitchen about ten o'clock aud asked her not
go to bed; Bridget said abe wished go TO Ded but
that sirs Coell did not want to let hes, she fell
mid and afraid Of her shadow, and invited her 10
20 into the sitting room and take seal on the lounge
The witness then detailed the rest OF
given by the preceding witness. and testified
sersaon he heard between DR. Corio and the prsoner
in the jail. She said that Barney Doyle came
TO Dr. Coriell's house several nights and thas
night he tooz her the walk the church
and made her take three Oaths tho Bbie that she
would never tell what might happen hereafter she said
thai was before the nnrder the Doctor said no did MOI
want TO hear any about that asked tho Doctor
II she would not him again he that came
there TO zee her. As she had for him; he went away
but back again beng sent for . second tmo BY
the pTisoner when he back again she ask ed be
did not remember certain night when some person came
after him from Brooklyn samptown he told Bridget
il was from Samptown she asked II he did not
ber telling the man 10 walk and he would overtaks
him; be said he did; she asked him II he
and talking 10 man outside the door: he
said he did; she said, 'sThat man going TO follow
you that night but he was afraid hs would not
the man had sent on 20 be did not go the Doctor
asked her f she had any thing to say she said
that If Asa had written that letter the thing would
have happened the Doctor asked what letter. she said
she wanted Asa to write few lines from her to tho
Doctor the Doctor asked her what she wanted 70 wrts
she wanted to write to him. as she was afraid something
going TO happen; he told her II she knew any
thing going TO happen before he left home she oug
70 have told him. she said she did not know IL going
broken or injured, far know; the drawers came
out hard; In the conversation with Hatfield did mot
hear Bridget at all mention the name Of tho baby Not
Rodney d. Runyan examined-Hs testified that he
lived IN Pscataway township and that on tho night Of
Doctor In that neghborhood attending . coiorod
woman who was sick; an alarm was given that Docton
Corels house had been entered robbed by burglars
that Mrs Corie had been murdered and the house set
fire. Witness Get out with Dr.. CoricI for DR..
Cories house and on arriving there had conversaton
given BY the other Witnesses, with the exception that
the witness Bridget told him the men who called o.
directed by rs Corie 70 call at wtness house in Pis-
Getaway, where the Doctor would be found.
other testimony Of conversations with the prisoner
Samuel T. Randolph testified that in Bridgess roosa
no found white skirt part Of which had been wa.hs4s
upon IL; skirt produced; In witnsss' judgment that
Court-Was thas skirt examined by Dr. cookf
f0r00 (sonA N tharai Z M n
Another skirt, with blood marKs upon is handed Ia
witnsss-He said cannot cay that this saken sus
The xssornsy c.nsn, That ! ne stlrs szaninsA y
Professor Cook. % ~@ -
carefully handled not to shake on The fsashs;
examined the fsnfhers and supposed q the ne soo
OF them goose feathers; mink thsrs blood
end OF the house. and two three drawers drawn
ont OF bureau; had oonvenation with the defend
Mr. Large LARGE ssd he snoasSs i would b sdvissS's e ali
defendant to hear whst she had 20 say, and - vaD
the only one Of the prisoners religion am Cathos
thought desirable that should have conversation with
her alone; told her that she had beon accused
Doctor, and no one else. Witness also testitined
that he present when the prisoner was Informed
served thai change came over her counssnancs a the
Coroners Jury she got into passion about some person
saying she did at tns same time sirking ths table
with her hand she refused three times TO let impress
sion Of her teeth be taken. q. Did you sst good
impression Of her teeth? A. think they did II was
At the impresson heard conversation in the month OF
April that psssst between Ammo Lnnen and the defend
Mr. Adrain m sobmitted that Aune Linnen ought to be
produced 70 provo this conversation. ts.s. lss4 II
The Cour-The statc can do as u pIeases rns svi-
The witness said-Brdgst wss in the osul ana Annie
outside II; heard Bridget say There 10 am sorry
this conversation the rcAsos thss fWss soecs.d 10 Ssve
conversation With Bridget alone was thas 80 vs. sup