The New York herald., 1867-07-30

testimony read, and said 1t appears, first that B
surratt tried 10 get leave from his place Of emp
At Adams Express Company. He makes strenuou
leave. WhyY Because The man who Commanded
spiracy leaves card and te lis him not 70 mind his
with Booth until the scheme Is contaminated. Doe
this recapitulatioa or evidence show that there v
soo PsSne and Haoa Mers gar
conspiracy II having then been shown that surra
perform in that general plan and conspiracvf M
ton said In reference TO TINS matter be would not
necessary illusions. but 1t his business TO d
crime, and he would say that any man who would
cruel men were % cowsrds' s and II Mr. McMiian's I.
was true, tho man who would shoot down unarmed
to designate what his opinion was OF the prisoner.
AZ A. this pont-ons o'clock the court took re
Upon reassetnbng Mr.. Darlington, resuming, said
the proposition Of fact referred to bcfore
the defence. Mrs. Surratt has been designated by
s shonsht mIrdesed ,Sss woman and bnicasred woman
men who had tried Mrs. surrait Suppose the vel
ing FOR You q ss a nSs s1Ss Ss
o. OF would y not equally excite your indignation
Merrick has BY Implication II not directly charge
ers acting under the orders OF the President OF he
states. They tried Mrs. surrstt and found her g
Mr.. Bradley said there was no evidence TO tha,
Mr. Darlington said It was strictly responsive to al
meuts OF the defence who said Mrs. Surratt was
dered and butchered woman, and he had rgh, ID
any such fnsinuaton, and he denied 1t. and woui
that Mrs. Surratt wa5 neither murdered nor . bu
Mr. Bradley said the fact was now open and II cd
Mr.. Darlington asked why no was interrupted then
Mr.. Bradley said he wanted 10 understand If Ihl
open in order that the defence might be stop
Mr.. Carrington said the nrst aIiusion had come ;r
defence; they had cast the FIRST stone and il his
repel the insinuation. He regretted that Amer!d
bunai ever FOUND It necessary 70 declare woman g
dered John the Baptist she deserved hanging
Lacre;ia Borgia shed blood che deserved hangln
Lincoln and permitted her house to become the hea
ters Of the conspirsiors. public safety demsnded u
that military commssionf They were men not mo
erabe tnan these Jurors but they were equally hon
were supposed to be honorable men. Yet they VI
a sss
not has nothing TO do with this case 1t 10 TO be con
this subject introduced: but he wanted the jury
Commission were m1rderers aud butchers. Mr.. Card
then proceeded TO trace the connection or Mrs. Surra
forced upon him by the defence. First. her house
rendezvous Of the consprators and can this fact be
any house could be the rendezvous OF Booth, AtzeroI
nsrolds Second, who furnished the arms with WIND
bloody deed was doneY The person who furI
arms the woman who puts an arm into the.
OF husband. lover or. brother, and urges htJ
co the act squJ II john H. Lloyd 10 Be believe
not Mrs. Surratt place the arms theref He her ID
he lived her house; he drank her liquor. Why. IL ID
In evidence Harold and surratt drank and Played
there Lloyd was the tenant and confidential agent Q,
SurrRu and did not wish to testify against her. But
say that he concealed the arms In place designated
prisoner The mother knew OF this because she after1
asked where those shooting irons we're. On the n ii
April IA Booth ond Herod, in their light, reache
surratt House Booth bad broken his leg and they y
ref shment and knew where to get IL, aad they dra
of very bottle which Mrs. Surratt had left 10 CD
d asns y woua iaan noSh WhsSsy Ss essd an 4.
held glass; and that is ready to his hand, placed in
place BY Mrs sr s s11.n o + sIa b. aHa Mr. IN s
that is not ALL although 1t Is enough Mrs Surratt
home and the hnS mani "a U comes m
proves to be Lewis Payne hat would a. least prove
Sn 81. an r.ss yns fss ar Ss Ss
yet upon this night she denied all knowledge OF the
Evidence of CUNT. Putting ali these facts togeiher IL
parent that Mrs. Surratt In the conspiracy and II
a. h has here been made
there Is ample evdenee without y to convict Mrs su
surrat urge these young men on 10 their deed of booe
Carrngton then left the subject Of Mrs surratt and
Of Of this conspiracy. It was immaters what lis cha
II it led to murder. All the conspirators &c
Mr. Merrick interrupting. asked Mr.. Caring ton II b
TO be as saying that srs p q. vss
changed the plan to omurder'whether all OF them wo
Mr tarrngton replied that If the p,a to abduc
murder was committed in pursuance OF that plan th
Ss wsu 10 no Of the oer
mitted he Did not deem II necessary absolutely 70
an ey sad u sae
Witnesses Bn, let us see II we did not trace him here
a. Apf,s half pa pas. three FOR the New YORK train
Ian tesiiaes that surratt left Monseal; tha
necessary to change the plan Of operation, Accord
the testimony OF ST. Marie surratt1et Washington on
is seen at the ferry al Wiliansport April is He
bered Mr. Bradlcy's conduc. mat occasion, when
hs SroS Sa pSs BEEN ms eonadoea @ tHas hs not
frmed by Westiall who says man inquired anx
Knew Knew the s' Irish character; they would hgat ana
whiskcy but would not he and Mr. bradley did not d
Mon:re.l another sees him on tho way host OF with
testify that the trains were running ana ot marie ss
sonbtes tbst snrra,t was here lie was seen here b,
teen among whom are keii, susan Jackson
derpooi, GIRLS Lee, Cleaver Dye and Cooper all sa'
here at different hours. and but one witness has 2
point contradcted the other The nrst witness on u
was David c. Rel ID, who Mr.. Bradley, Jr., said was
Mr.. Eradicy-wer, isn't ne,
the evidences and the defence had not attacked the Ct
Ter of Reed. They had attacked all the other with
cnaracter was no attacked warranted the assertion In
defence did not dare to make the attack;
Mr. Bradley said they could have done 30 very su
Mr. Csrrington said It was never heless fact that
dare 10 attack MN. II observed taat Mr. keet
the stand with emotion. He had known this boy an
known his father before him. aud he swore posilvei
Mr.. Morrick said he had not sworn 70 positive
there being some question about the testimony
read bv Mr. Plerreront, and Mr.. Carrington conten
was a positive description and recognition OF the PR
According TO Reeds testimony the prisoner was tn
Pennsylyania avenue booted and spurred and prepar
action. The next witness - susan JACKSON, VINO de
the prisoner positively. She she not only saw biz
heard his mother ssy That & has = my voT son fa,,siv
character has not been successfully attacked but
contrary many have sworn 70 her good character Tor
and veracty. II is true that Eliza Hawkins atteinp
contradict susan but she ~ IN turn conte.dcseu ~
Jacksou The third witness Mr. Vanderpoo. Jt
from the examination and judging from the re-
Of counsel he supposed something Startling was 70
ness 10 70 on and tell falsehood without stopping hi
Mr. Bradley said the witness did state u falsebood
was no, corrected by Mr.. Darlington.
Mr.. Cnrring,on replied that Vandcrpool had ncve1
summoned. He was asked u he had been summoue
he said he had not II he had been asked II he had rec
| a telegram he would have answered differently; pu
derpoo has not been contrad ced They hrst aiteml
by showing that the tables In thec )nccr saloon rsio
by him square aud not round but Ia point o. ia
tables In Winter Garden and In Tsuiona han were
and the testimony s conclusive that the prsone, we
only In Wash ngoo but also 10 the consefs nee
other witness Ceaver and a. 10 him. Mr. .ss y
would say fairly that he would not convct any inan
uncorroborated testimony OF VIM =. Clesvcr, pus :.
onicrr 10 put that man on the stand But ne .
objection 20 striking that from the record as VIZ
made without H. Mr. Carrington reflected severely
the witnesses brought 10 discredt Ceayers &
| said one was mn Homer. mofern ksculapius, VI
invented med cine AMI was klins W. ,,arn,
other was Harry Middleton. who bad eolnca money
the tears Of orphars ."d Jonn Q. cox Was "a al
one lie would not say anything more about Cook
tha ne az horse dealer and one OF the last charac'
the world who should 90 nest w,ee.s ssld Mr.. Ca
Ton was wood, the coored barber, . ma