The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-29

Judge Fisher examined the papers and said he would
Mr. Bradley said was the Hrst time the history
ney thai attempt made evidence papers
winch Mere fonna possession Of ne pssonss an Nv aen
ezra q The and paper which The Witness as
6e offered was never out Of the DEFENDANTS
taken from among his papers by the anthor
Mr. Peepont argued that other article found
character, aud nstlnced case in England where
was and hung for murder the ass
as paper used as gun wad IN the murder referred to-
SPOKEN he hns was produced and was shown
direct connection with the gun waa tina; used y the
prisoner. and was unuttered thought
The Court admitted The letters In evidence and Mr. Brad
I've letters follows;-. -.
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officer Georse cot.ngon q New York force who obtained
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evening Of April 1864 cOstinghams statement is here.
- JAMES R. oBEIRNE. Major I'D reg. v,Rsc,,,
.sURRArTsvlIIS, Nd, Sept Il, lseA
ashor dead nor drafted
though he ran the saunets Of both am inst able 70 walk
II hops. tire W
be a pos
up sooner than we anticipate. on account Of Ger.
s. Aasss 70
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gage left for washington. She says she Is glad Mr.
%0Tss
1 Sapsy
respects % you yours = 's'.j HARRISON suRRArr
that was going 70 Europe, engaged
IN ina sSsop MAJ ne gong %
sarratt; said ia business.
had retired from the stage and had IL the OIL bS
and witness pointed out the route he took going 70 Canada
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ss1rs hss xs.Sassn aps d. isss .sS
tied Texas 10 company with surrsls bu. not
January lssI Mathews my own ana
notion wa. not only required 70 teach but there
and Tsnoa.srsssa consider ed myself Che prneipsl
up % and Mr.
II the War DsPar'%snt on Japua.y 1884, boarded q
Parne house ant went to Hrs sarass IN Novsmbsr
s. S G1a s w a %
student for The ministry boarded at Mrs. surrasts from
Question asked As 70 Mrs. Surras exemplary Christian
Mr. Pierepont objected This the time 70 bring
out testimony about character.
svs . anything that had been produced on the e.smina
GS n sA anS a.. ~, "; % sd Gst
kindly; had in her house The freedom o. member Of
ssss .as ..i n.
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in and that was the man Payne he WAS the oay visitor
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John hcCuIOushs stating knew me; Wit
s.Ssssss
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uon trial that could M BY the register the Pennsyva
n the s b. rs ssaa
Mud and seosS before he s DsesmSsr ISL
va. on January is.h; / Know NJ. Ford, OF
oash played have .isSs .ssus'a.uss Win Mr. Ford
ssprs:: Enable: sSsass ss s..s fae.
srodusea 10 sSdS smother now scmes 70 INV
mind hs. thus @ was Il iss Y from The fass that
though. over !. these fof 6s years.
aE5 C.rin q ,hs fact sad no told
place remember being ssfs% SU %
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1en s The s0n: :ss,sSya trial one day told
and LLOYD f'asS 'pS os
1ys hat Q the best ,ss q nv aa Mr..
st no clothes Il H snrrat.s FOR the wash after April s
a. Asa
ief. my clothes q MT: sarr.sts IN The wash
4: ss.y S; ~ sAs 4:
sSs me ss
ss: s d a0s g
ms h s' went vent New f St ~ a not rel
when he returned he brought = LADY. u vas fs.
ssy; .sr s got sss , ne :.. soSs
three days. vas about Two Day: and so ns. aia nos
lady back did not the LADY, but knew from circum
::ss .na s: z ss e Ne. % s
ssked The question belisvs; told b. oce4
Of the government that n did not testify than
had testl6ed, would be hung too.
Mr. PierrsPons ssid he Question Improper. and no
hoped would no. b repeated
Mr. Bradley sad hc expected 10 show that this witness
tostifyinS hare under threaa
Mr.. Piefrepont Withdrew hts bjection
Wi.ness rs.amed-I never heard from ehcsr Of the
moro hero than had formerly tsstided to
afraid Of being hung.
Do you know Mr.. John A BinghAmf
Mr.. Pierrspont objected.
Judge Fisksr aid Mr. Bingham was an onnesr Of the
eovernDenk
. member Of Congress.
Mr. Bradley said he srpeetsd 70 show that Mr. bingham
had bean engaged In examining this very
Mr. Merrtk satd that The inquiry the the in
curry 81 the ArsenAl former occasion, with The differ.
sncs TIA. he former was Trial before military comm:
sion, and this trial In court Of Law, and that I'll
inquiries pertinent 70 trial pertinent 10 the other.
judge Fisher sAd he had decided that any induce.
versacn related % the trial Il The Military Commission
cou I'd not bo admitted.
xssr some further discussion upon this point Mr. Mer.