New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

Samuel Jackson (cOOrcdl ScOrl and erdn,ned oy hI
| WdSOn-Susan Jackson is my wife; we were marTlou
about fortnight after the President was killed. went 10
Mrs Snrratts house Monday night after the President
was killed was at the house until Wednesday ana was
in the basement; saw Eliza Hawkins at Mrs. ourra.t
Tuesday morning Eliza came theTS between anu nut
she had leave TO 90 by Capt Smith we were taken
O'clock was in U the room with Eliza Hawkins all the
time was there heard no conversation between ousan
and Eliza about John Surat did not hear Susan say 10
Eliza that Mr. surratt was there two weeks before.
By Mr. BradIe- heard all the conversation stayed o
! and other women came with her there all the
| time and ! heard all that passed l was WIN T
went went upon the second story on Tuesday, night
| the whole party was taken to Capt Scheens I,
how she was treated by Mrs surratt did not out OF
the all times the officer would call susan
Capt scheetzs Office did hear either women mention
sors cant remember whether Gns Gnns % sa: he
was scared as bad as was Monday night Dus Oh
Bu Gjuror-The wood and coal kept in the back
| yard; my wife made the fire that day. ,. Ao
By Mr. Bradlev-I know Eliza Hawkins because sne
said that was name she called Eliza by the poo
At I945 the Court took Tor haf an hour Upon
reasSembling AlphOnsO Donn wds s,co1 ana erdm,ned
By Mr. Pie7epont-Liye corner Eighth and Dsts IN tnls
city; am dOOrkeeper at the Executive mansion nave
been so employed four years prior to that was Metro
poan Policeman have known John Lee witness mere,
for three or four years; have known persons win Wnom
Lee associated knew his general reputation Tor truth
and veraCy and think IL was very good ,,,o0 =, ,,o
Peace here: knew Lee when no detective; never
GeorSe w. TlsaSr ssSor1, and examined BY Sr CARING
ton-Resde In Georgetown C. and was born and raised
three years. knew him detective and as Justice OF
the peace heard anything bad Of him. never heard
his character questioned prior to this trial.
By Mr BrGdey-I In the restaurant business while
Lee detoctye never heard anything against Lee IN
connection with the examination OF horses asSocS'eo
with Lee several times and often met him 80
John Reefe and examined by Mr. 0aITngton-Livo
on Capitol Hill and keep store on SiXth-st; Keep
butchers market on Sixthst knew Vim. Cesver; have
known him for two or three years Know % m Tnen
Ohas H. Merrill soorn and eIan'ned oy Mr. C1,r,ng 1
ve on hs NO. SS Inn IN 10 ts vasrs Fpo his reputs
tiOn for truth aud veraciy and never heard anything
Gsor0e waldo stcorn and examined by Mr. PieTepont-
Reside at Wayerey N " have lived there tweuty years
waverey; he there physician in 1859. and he
stayed there about two years then ne went away and
tatOn for truth was very bad.
| Bp Mr. BradIep-when speak of general reputation
what people said of him. Bisse was reported to bo
common liar; believe he could tell the truth under
some circumstances but he has but little regard for
were TO tell me that my horse In ditch would not
him NTH 6 waTsSS BsS dealt tbS SsS
| and Erie Railroad, $50 miles from New-YoEk NJ,
pOnt~f reside in Waverly, N Y; have lived there IS
years. knew Dr. Bissel; he acquired bad reputation
for truth and yeracy um Methodist clergyman on the
B. r Bliss stCorm and erarined by Mr. PierepOnt-Re,
side at Wayerley, n. " and am physician; formed
DR. Bisseis acauantance about three years since have
frequently heard Dr. Bssel spoken Of and never In any
Wr Msnners s,oOrn and examined by Mr. Pierrepont-
Live in Waverly. n Y; knew Dr. Bsse4k never heard
much COED Of him. have heard good deal of bad about
/ him; his reputation for truth was bad.
James j. Reepe stOorH and examined by M Pierrepon-
| Am hardware merchant OF Wavery, n. T.; know Dr
Bisse his reputation for truth and Veracity was Dad
The prosecution having sworn all witnesses in attend
ance was agreed that witnesses should DO called Tor
| George r. Howard svorn aud erdpned BY Mr. Bradley
and raised re gmet Tor the Union army 1862,
manded it until my health compelled me 70 resign;
tuntes OF knowing his general reputation Tor truth and
yeracty; never heard aSss MS b n an M
ratio but never heard his character Tor truth ques
DG,lieI Bratton svorn aud eraHined by Mr.. Bradley
Reside in EktOn, Md have resided there "a or 2s years
learn the estimation In which he held never heard
his reputation truth questioned until during this
III Cos0rore s,goT-n and erdpned by Mr. BradLey-Re-
aide within miles Of Elkton prior to 1861 wss fire.
eron and had heard but little about him,
John RGri.d0f% % seOr" 1 ard % 1a"ssa are Sy M b,Gay
Cameron; heard his truth and veracty doubted;
By Mr. PierTeponf~I was connected with Cameron in
business; he has not been in Efkton since 1851.
% y.S2 tsphs6 and %ss
intimate with him. never heard his character Tor truth
doubted would believe him under OATH he was an eecen
By IN. ,Pierrepont-I was considered q syIPsthizer
with the South a certain extent believed the war
wrong and did not think IL would restore the Union
william O. Plrnesoora. and eIan,ined BY M, HerTfek
Have resided at Ekton II years for the last four or
five years was in the army enlisted as a private,
and was discharged as captain am now IN the United
cated with him never heard Sir Camerons character
for truth called in question from his general character
Thomas Drennsn slroyT, and examined By Mr.. Brade
Reside within mile OF Elkton pror 10 1861 lived In
Ekton; knew s. r. Cameron well, and associated the
circle with him; had opportunities OF knowing Mr.
Camerons reputation, went to parties with him. hs
reputation for truth and veracty was good would be-
By NJ. PierTepont~I did not know Mr. Cameron was
clergyman whenI went TO dances and parties with him
JoIn r. HoGo sTorn aud ezaui,,ed by Mr. MsrriekHave
lived In Cecil County, Nd, As years; knew stephen r.
Cameron; knew who he associated with his character
for truth and veracity good and would believe him
under oath; he was strict churchman. a.,
The testimony the prosecution then resumed.
Alred O. Hatfield uds seorn and examined oy M Car.
rinGton-Am clerk 10 the Treasury Department. have
employed here two have known John Lee for
years In Philadelphia and here Lee was constable in
Philadelphia had opportunities of knowing his character
for truth and ysraety and 1t was very good; never
By Ar. BradIcy-Have you never heard that Lee was
indicted and convicted in Philadelphia Of peuryi OBJ
| iected 70 and objection sustained
Witness resmed-Never heard his character
Pyo5tssor o HGrEHsss sSo and eIGnSSd 6y Mr. Pierre
pon-Am employed at the National Observatory; on the
the moon rose that night before O'Clock the I4th Of
April the moon was fun at ioSo from o'clock 70 l2o
IA the s was clear enough 70 see through the nstra
mfS' SV S sfeii BradieSSsn % Stopped working at o q.
lection is that il was damp nights stopped work be
| cause 10 became too dark for me 70 see.
The Hon, Hrum Mccullough s'corn for ne defense anG
e1aminkd by Mr.. Merrek-Lved in ENtoD; represented
that disrctIn Congress; knew Stephen Cameron and
had means knownDg his character for truth and
racity; II very good and would believe him undeI
| oath without the slightest hesitation.
DR. Charles EHis for tie deense-I reside IN Elk
tom was surgeon IN the United states army in the war
had opportunities for learning Cameron reputation fo
truth and Yersciy,And II was very good Iaseoeiated
with him and his friends.
James L. BrOpn sw0b for he dseB1 and Examined b
Mr. MerTiek-Am Magistrate in ElktOn knew Stephet
r. Cameron never heard hs reputation for truth AND
veracity doubted would not hesitate to believe hin
under oath - . - . -
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