New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

o. Describe that man you have been speaking abcntf
A. He has a dark complexion, dark black hair ana WIS
O. faH he s as tail as a9i A. Not quite tall
q. Is he stout as ami A. No, sir. -, 4, mn, an
O. thin mani A. lie ia not so very thin he Is o' 81
o. How did Won happen TO ask his name, A. gentle
o. What gentlemanl A. The gentleman slttlnS lieie.
Pointing 10 Mr tsandiord, clerk IN Hl' Lawn
O. ptd he introduce himself to youi A. He came IN
o. What two gentiemen did bo ask for A. One OF the
names believe, Morris, the olher namc' ., w
asked Of the gentlemen up stairs al! VI 'n0"
@ When this gentleman called upon yGn ara i yGIdd him
would ask If that their Names and he SAu H'
' O. Did yoa tell him you knew any such person as L
6 In what room did this gentleman visit your a. !"
O. Vas your husband PRESENT. A. No, Sir, ron, A.
O. No ono but this gentleman tSanior"' al" ''"
O. TO what room did you and ask a. i me Would
men not up stairs, aiid toio MN "-''
cone WIen aid they come homei A. About an hour az
,oI' anu td him there was somebody from tho Court
asking for him. and lie said he met nun w yas
q Then you asked hin what lis n"N' "'''
O. And you had known 1t bef9roi a; No ST.
O. Anything else A; No, SIR, ~ cir
q What has become OF him A. / don't know. :,
q Did YOU expect to sec him when you went up therei
A. Which gentleman DO you mean ! ,v,or vor want nm
l o What became Of the other ono a. don't know
haven't him for two or three days vain,
O. Did you see hun two or three DAY ago A. 'ninA
O. Where A. In the Office.
O. Did they take their meals in the house A. No. Sit
they took teir meals two or three weeks-only their
Breakfast; they didn't take any there after that.
o. Who hired the roomsi A. Tho Two gentlemen
9 Was it in writlng-tho Iiringi A. No, Sir.
o. No written agrecmenti A. No, Sir: ,-.
O. Have you got the wiring OF either oi IhoSo i'"
any ~.
O. And you never knew tho namo OF eitnef VI 'nein
And never heard anything about tho namo OF either
OF them, except you asked one, aud no SAID h' name WIS
o. Have YOU seen Morris since that tImoi A saw
hun yyressi Yesterday. In onr house.
q Have you him IN COURT A. No. Sir ,r,o.o oro
Redirect examination by Mr. ,n oiep
the only dodgers you hayoi A. VIC haTo TWO onef
young men. ,,,,, c,or.
q Did'he tell you sol A. Yes. Sir; and So" thein
having them up in their room . an ,.o,, no,v
O When he came there to hire ~ ga nc teh you ~"
long he had been IN tho countryi a. No, SIR -, O..
q Nothing of the kindi a. No, Sir
o. Docs lie live there nOwf A. Yes, SRI
O. Did you ever know man by tho nnme or James
o. Never saw such man come therei A. No, SIR.
Edward Sanford sworn for defense Direct oxamina-
q where do you resided 4 In the City Of Now.Yori;
the stand incS beforo today A. have.
O. Where did YOU SEQ her drsts A. At No. 80 Dclan.
.. Wheni A. The day before yesterday, think It was
q. Lid yon have any conversation with her a. did
q Did You have any cOyersaton with her IN relation
10 Morris Livingston. within two days, at No. ~ Deli
ccy-stf II 80. state what II vast
iObectcd TO- Objection sustained. Defendants counsel
Mr Lawrence counsel for the accused called upon the
prosecution to produce Morris Livingston IN Court
O. We're YOU present on Saturday last when Morris
Livingston was examined IN this case A. was
Q. Have you ever. seen Morris Livingston since thnt
q state when and wherc' A. on my return from my
nieryiewwith Mrs Blubacher met him accidentally On
o How lar was that from No, 81 Dclanccysti A It
was Chathamsquare tuA ~ Tue JUNCTION vi the TWO
O. id you have any conversation with Mr. Hyngstoni
@ Did you have any conversation at that time with
Nj Livingston with reference 70 this casei
lOhjeetcd to- Objection sustained Defendants conn-
O. Did YOU have any conversation with Mr. Lvingstoni
ston unless Livingston Is first asked what he SAID
the stand had conversation with Morris Livingston
reference To his naturalization papers and that the man
OBJECTED TO- Objection sustained. Defendants coun-
q The man that you talked with I'm the Bowery was
the man who upon tho stand on Saturday last, and
stated that Bis Morris LlyingstOni A. lilo re-
O You saw Morris Livingston the stand Saturday
o. Aud tho man you met IN tho Bowery the man
who upon the stand aud gave evidence IVA Tao case
O. Did hs state on the examination whore ho resided
q whero did ho state ho resided A. No. % Delan-
ccy. st
Crossetnmined by Mr.. Brady-Q what is your connec-
ton with this casot A. J AIN clerk ior Mr. Lawrence.
Redrcc-Q You also member OF tue Bar, are You
George W iIariie sworn for dofenseDIrect cxanina-
O. Where do You reside, A. In this city
o. Are you conucctad with the oflico OF Charles T..
Low Clerk ~ the County OF New-Yotkf A. AIN.
Q Mr Loew became County Clerk on tho LIST of Janu'
q has boon such from that time to the PRESENT. A.
q Aud is now living and tho Clerk of this County, A.
He's.
Q Look AZ these FIVE certificates to Adolph schczmer
Patrick O'Brcn Alexander McCann Johu ]. Mercer and
Antonio comes. aud whose handwriting the sub
scpon Of Charles T. locw TO each of these certificates
@ Who ~ Mr.. Mcheani A. Clerk VI tho Supreme
Court, Part l.
@ Sir Charles f. Loew Is Clerk OF the Supreme Court
q And Mr. John Il. Mexican Is appointed by him as All
O How long have you been connected with Mr. IOow's
onicei A. About nine months-sinee February last
A. Ever since SIR Loew came into office.
q. He Is there nowi A. Yes sir.
q. When did you sec Mr.. Mexican acting ~ a clerk In
TINT oiflcoi A. Not since Yesterday
q. lie WIS acting yesterday A. Yes. Sir.
q. And acted up 10 Yesterday A. Nes, Sir
What zeal !: TIA. sPp:1 ar, on each o. those 1--WE
@. The supreme Court OF the Guy OF New York; A.
Yee. Sir.
precision from tho real seal of tho Supreme Court OF e
CITY Of New-Yorki a. believe thcln 10 be-
q. You have no doubt about ~ A. No. Sir.
q Ia whose handwriting IL the subscription Charles l..
Loew each Of those four certificates to Henry Baum
August Bet1el James Brown, aud william Haneyt A.
John II. Mckenn.
q. The same gentleman you have spoken ofi A. Yes,
Sir.
q. What impression Ia that each ~ those four
ncatest A. The zeal VI the Supreme Court OF the City
OF New-YOrk
q Have You any doubt that that II genuine impres.
sou from the real seal of the Supreme Court OF the City
OF Now-Yorkl A. have not any. Sir.
q. From what office were those papers ssuedi A.
From the office OF the County Clerk, suppose
Cross-cxalnined by Mr. Bfady.-o Have you any per.
sona that either OF those papers were ever In
q
reepecti A. do not.
q. We're you In any way connected with this business
of Naturalization A. None whatever