The New York herald., 1867-05-25

she did not know asked her when she last wor,
~ she said she did not know on the 2lth u February
In the morning, Mr. Norris and myself went % thi
over the Kitchen part OF the house. and
down all articles OF clothing could and tnsre thsy
were al put together In pile; we asked Bridget Y
name the articles and M sasiad they were all hers Ih'
were put the carpet bag showed her eacn OF ths
articles exhibited TO the jury and alter saying what they
skirt having the feathers II was hers asked her how
Il became so bloody; she said il became % while she
was sick; showed her gown; she said u wss . night
gown asked her whose 1t VAS she said it hers
asked her how long SINCE she had worn it; shs
said . long time sinces asked her how II go
bloody sas SAID gos bloody when she GOT sick; she
from her room; asked Bridget after this II she would
lot - the clothing she had on she said she would
about ave, as l remember; one was over the other
them in relation TO the Garbaldi waists q she called
them, she hsd four Of those on, over the other
asked her 70 let me see her Shoes she did so there
mud upon them her stockings were very muddy; they
were blue blue wooea stockings asked her II she had
put her
Of clothing to the Coroner found this article OF clothing
In the oow yard; asked Bridges whose It was; she said
appeal 70 her before she was taken TO New Bruns-
wick, the same - he has stated In evidence,
thsm; in the month Of March, in taking with Bridget
in the jal she said she went out to the yard
barn about nve O'Clock Monday; she said that she
sne ssks1 him ir the doctor would know hs writiug
Asa said he did know she said that Asa said il she
wanted 20 ny 70 the Doctor she could speak
HIN Wltnsss asled her what was she wanted to write
ss Asessr - sald she wsssA = xslls ahsst the
nass coming thers asked her what vss shs wanted
doctor whsa he would come; che doctor came 10 tie
jail and bad ccuyeesatieu With her; the first thing
the doctor said wAs "Bndges yoa have sont for
sSs a sSss E barney no Nike Hunt
that night In the carly part Of the eyonng and askc
n the Doctor at home that Mrs. CoreL said he
hat he had n mt HAYS uuld
they would 90 TO PiscatawAy; she said two men re-
turned about hafpast ten, and that she heard Mrs.
Doctor; the Doctor asked what two men; she SAID
Doyle and Hunt; the Doctor said he did not wan. TO
hear any more Of that Story wrote on slip Of paper
and passed 1t into tho How did you know the
two men were coming that night"r She sad she did
not know-that she VA afraid they wound come; the
Doctor asked her she suspected they were coming TO
kill Mrs Coren why q she not tell him when he was az
homo; she said she not thoy would come, and
that she wanted the Doctor to homo be OF
their way she said 10 the Doctor tina who called
for him from Brooklyn night intended to kill him,
but that he thought he would not have time to do
before he had overtaken man who bad on before
him; made memoranda for hi, Information; was
friend Of the family, aud had known Mira. Corie for
long timo she was cool, collected woman; should say
George Cornell exnmned-Took the bundle for Mrs
Runyan to her )use this about month aftor the
alleged murder, and the day after the sale at DR..
Corells Witness testified as 70 conversation with the
prisoner she said she thought shc could not recognize
tho men; she said she thought there was
ssd SS sSs Sn had o' tho 10 baby in he her arms that @
Mrs. Corisl screaming and they, apparently, had
her by the throat she said that being frightened she
the gate asked why she did not 20 tue
yard to Mr. Hyers house; she said she did not think
shout IL; asked her why she passed Mr. HIyers house
shs said she could not nnd the asked her how she
know tho bureau was overturned she made no answer
but took tho light and went up stairs and soon ateI
down. this conversaon took place q half past tive
O'Clock on the morning o. the murder
Barney Doyle examinsd-I returned homo from my
work the evening question at haipast six o'clock
went 70 the store for tea and and returned home
haf-past eight O'clock John Hunt resides In the
house with played cards until haf-past nine
went 70 bed shortly after ton O'Clock got up In the
morning at six O'Clock and did not leave the house dur
ing the night; my house II not moro than $50 yards
from che depot at Newmsfkcs ~ n
some other evidence n the nature Of IN abi on the
part of DOYLE having been gven the court adjourned
sih nine o'clock this morniug Il b expected that the
evideuds fer tho prosecution viii close to-day.