, 1869-12-08

.,1ge She came IN.
Z. state wntther or no! you ever saw in the
bAuo hAa left the loom. . paoko21 aph CT Nj:
lucha:tsou. A. Yes: fbaEtt 70 the toston Of
Mrs- McFaiialu'a tulk; found 1t bent IN large
Mrs. Mcfarland and Mss Gilbert came In toleshsr
10 the room and took postesaion OF the picture
ago TOOK II aeay. ..,-.
erdsou wishing MT. Mcfarland N her rooms IT
yorr htute 1t my Tine whtle occupied by her,
either while the 90 occupied item With her hus-
what hours Il the dsJ Of Light, a i do know
such tact; he caEe tpere: he oreskiasted ~lin her
ID her loom the morning Of The anooupg, and saw
Kew Of an, truupie existing between Mr.. ana
A1s AeFstlaEd prior to the time abe left her 1uE-
bard !: I tertr did hear her say anything bai good
Of I bum; H. and shat .he d!d Often
Fno to Jou which are material to the petition
erF case AZ lul1t and particularly Rs II the same
had been specially inquired Of 4. think th1 in
terrognt and n 3 certain t1u:e that had not
ssen Albert Il. EchardkOn, hut subsequently l
rtcoieeted That ! sirsd. and hare stated the
had kno. OF any disagreement aTong The paY-
ties Nit. Hcharcton or Mrs Mcfarland should
neses lase 1eturncd TO my house,. before
omitted 10 state 4Est now DO, thai Ars. MeSaf-
lanc cane to ny honse AEd went up to Mf. Rich
atdlons rom while he waa ao,ent d ustt.
lord Rlteady stated. and 'ook poasesh!oa Of his
room 1or hall day, arranged au bis paoera ard
raluubles. and TOOK chlrse OF hla closet Keys. or
bis whiting desk. and went nsaJ with them: the
day tsat Mrs, Mcfarland took posseaaon Of Mr..
Richardson's loom she brought the CIR. GILBERT
With Ter: MI. Richardson hld lete.g, and several
unts even within week. called upon me uR-
u cekkhf1ll and pteEcLted Ne with the last book
hr publlsnen: he also raw kate StesenAou. ny
iomeEitc, Rtd Tired 70 iu1uehce u bath against
Nj. Mcfarland, ey saying laAk Ee must he careful
~ TO +tat We kweAf to for Mr. Mcfarland as
against htn; this mnAt have teen douc TO lrichten
IT,.
TESTIMONY OF HEruEw or Npae1Axp,
HIM. c. 3fefIFtand. Nephew Of Daniel McFAr-
lana, vas cxanIred Ann kait: SAW Af1, McFAf.
lard The NEXT day after ahe lett her husband; rnts
y A. the 1rst une taW her alter me geft him; +
saw her again on the sane evening that Mr. Nc
Fafland had an Interview with herrelI, father,
.nu other: sas sala ahe .as TOO proud = woman
and when told her Ahc nust know that her hus-
band loFed her ver1 nuch. Ahe said Bhe kneE that
be thought that the eun rose aud eet on her head
n q eecopl Interview I told her that hoped
thirsn wLuId be srranged satisfactory 10 both
parties. and ene tald her husband xas to meet her
s,t eFepnS ;os spa IT, se1
con pntn IN 1eesEd to her coud!ton In Itfn Afser
the mad becn on the staRes she Ratd TINT all she
,onn he, 'o H. ~ II Nr9 n,r a ana gather
q. Whlt have .ou heard her tHy about Horace
Greeley amt Others OF her gentlemen xcqastn-
and what she has said about them. a. sne has
tToktn TO me Al times about Mcssra GREELEY, Col.
fsx. Ann Richardson. and thought thcy eiDtrcd
ey over At inc stulc House, aoa ms, W u1es es Id
A.nl her *1ct: thc showed me letters pt,tre ire,
4ttutly received 1rnm Mr Greeley, wh.eh could
Iot reao: anr as *poksn p mo aoous meet'ne NJ,
froktn to me about going out With Mr, Etn
atdton 10 Tee Juita Dtau iisyre, The sctress n,
a e.. ps osss e. sS1c c;s rs Sa
nt births. --eout Ill the n,ea, ara McFs1ia1d
te'urusd home With ne after dunR With Ms. Col
saI RE u ade an unoiogy Tor keep z me ~ 10 ~
at ue door: tae want. q 70 see Nj. ColfAx and a4S
tin II he had receised her letter Of cong1:u'a-
t.un On beng ees'ed S7e 4k-r second II 4 .: say
ing thai she had to Zee Nj. toltax privatey. a.
Mrs. s'rclair EiRhs BE- Jealous ol tne ait sut;on
M IL e1 Yo1k " to mees Mesn Nj, aF9ss a,s7 nss
Eacf a,drcn. and Greeley; I dont rene e1l.sei
Nnttttrit vas In 1856 or 1861 think II was In
Ista; II /, re "a. Axa3a verJ aaecuonate toxarde
tie ssst TWO Of three months befo.e sne left him
the tttHtd rather cool los &arl him; / I6av Them
tccs'her INC mosn,re rresious 10 her leaving hin,
At toe room In AUny street, At about . in tne
MotntE; Nj. Mcfarland seemed to Be yery much
troubled. ard spoke to me about wousn's :
5sfoeos ~: to n,,, posr ,13 3an a.d sa,ea
wife replied sery Ga.ly that II wfs porod state
Tor man 70 get TITO, and when / got
NJ. MeFasand The day after n,s vile ief; him: = Il
nss atAHs O'clock IN the afternoon, ana / rc-
NAMED with him shout m hour: he was sitting
IL . <AiQk~%AAl@t VIII LIE QE1Q between dt1
hatts, hau,eg on the table. aud csytpg fte
child: Re san fis wife had LETT him, and iu,tuce.
nete stated that te had made some objection to
atsetce. and thst hls wife had 1eft h1u 90 account
III lntlet nisondcfsAud!ng tney had haA: /
.s,a TO him tha, ,ho1eht Richardson mad acted
bis wife and hrosen MP hts tsniy: me DIV
hite1 ate Ieft him saw oeE. and told her snc bad
kicked up devil OF . row-ss expressed it-and
thas the would ruin herself and children II she lett
ltr hust4nd; ahe raid 10 me ih4t she hat bad
counsel iron fIlenta Who were older than I I
nIg.d nef 70 60 hone md have ne thinz Kept
seed1pR!y auIous 70 70 on the stage, aud that
MIs- caltcun and MfA Stcclzir sad osners Of her
friends were ao1to1s TO have hex 10 or, snd were
ektAticK htt+ bot th.s her husband Was not
ri!iirE, that be opposed H. AND even reading IN
tuntic.
TESTIMONY OF RICHARDSON,
asfs,nnd % x,e of Dsnisi acf.llaaS H' ssse
Atowu her stnce about January, 1884
q. state whetber Or ros between The Q1Et day
ise3, you vfo.e n.t Letter Or letters, .nd u ,es
hnw many and where The same ve1e written, aud
how sent 10 her. A. I dM write 70 her several
,Eould 'sy nom nsii dozsa ~ 10 : do1en; zen Sa nosi
* them were written IN New Torr
ctJ, asd some OF them in Hazriord. Ct; !;
tes. bJ messcusers and thoss from nsrstota os os
Esa'l: nd receive numbtr Of 1o:es and le.era
nom her, thoEld !hink no, 20 many a vrute to
nfs Au8k III lkE&4F6Q III NGU = Ulk ny N64.
NrGen: the rest IN Hartford oy nal; cannot
<sa1e more paS scnlAly have not any OF the q IN
my inne dtase possession At the present II ne; I
ssme oi which are burned sod storr ia al iii Ctr,
ttme N Hartford Md foIue tn Massachusetts; u il
ny ftFcuce to teaf un and throw In my vS4td
rets tetereIce Nhen AnsHeret, but BonestueS
VIXEN ree*iFtng them Il ny dc.k pat them way
smt @ ettss Paper. 40 y r ny impression that
LIS ru: ~ ~. but AN Dot positive; / renem-
o<f IL general xay teancg up md tarooins IL
NJ waste basket fo3e n nT room in AInity
k1ate more infinitely: / lhfnk hAya never 4Ielv-
tied any Ct them 10 oYbody; nu confident I
rare nor: ine lsst ! remember Of seeing Of any Of
ten have already sssttd; TO the best OF my
rsco!!cttloE tAye never seen my Of them
.'nct NIit.rR aod sending them: Do cot
fIox Whether tleJ Heie efet de4tro5 Cd ; don1
nh hens ! ttas she ever 1o@d me IN 70 may
fhe EaJ haze dote 10: ehe Acknowledged the tc-
eespt 81 foEc b. answering qoe1tiora the5 COZ.
n.fed, and seEd'nS ne books and msouscr.p;s
stste positively about cates. hut / old rrtte het
scEe lttters fsom !la1;tnru during '1e ear1y pan
ere.t n " snels e sSe eisse. Il 1us
c1fe Of bis Eesicenot: The letters wrole eltnsr
rsNd or caused 10 b mailed: Il Is Impossible
1eu t4f1 nc paas t.s 'p" @os{ e oo2sssss Of ~!
s:ate that l r1oss hks any 1es;er On tho day1
P24ak01N&H Q9E0lQLEAs 0QE0SluG9 EHY kef1&t4 tfH
tea,ed ssfh Wax, and sou ettme not; II l nsre
two or three IetteEs OF MIA Mcfarland IN nv pos
tetsion they slr Lot e1suy syAlahle tust now bnt
u nc edl1l vii! Aeee1tafu, Ard II hkve any nG1
produce theu: none Of the letter. Nrirteu bY ne
10 Ma NcFat:Ahd have eref again CONG into my
possealpa; on the l4th Of March, 1851, called IN
The morning. about or o'ctock. before going
ocvn towb, AId tpent few minutes 1l<a Ne.
McESrlsnd aud Mtaa l1lta GILBERT 10i
AZ or O'Clock tn The Afternoon OF
1fat day. alter coming honc, went tn short
utEe to Zee Mn. Mcfarland: we had no CID
vehAnoo Al etIhet Interview o. the subject Of oar
1eIteIs abe Ead ro,ctog a 70 her hav1nr reeefTed
> letter from ne mailed AZ Hartford On Tho slsut-
who now hfs IL, but on the night of tho 1sth Of
March }asf, Artef Mcfarland attempted 10 kuI ne,
be said TO me nj The Mercer Street Station House,
" intercepted your lettefs:" dry OF swo MI .r.
Samuel Sinclair told me that Mcfarland had
shown hun = letter which he {AeF1risad}
claimed to have nktteptkd from myself 10
AtB- AcFa1lAnd and since then. hrxt and
laEt, have been told Of MeFa11And't show
Eg, reading, or Offering to fesd to = velJ lA1Et
bumee1 Of personr, Whist be alleged 10 be q copy
OF Aaid letter. onnT remember the d4se Of she
letter xas eye mentioned TO ne; on The mHutnx
Alter AeFatlAs d1ttem opted TO aRsasal1Asa mel had
= conversation With vi. Sinclair % the subject OF
marriage with Mn Mcfarland: stated that AZ
tcE the separatlon with which vi. Sinclair had
been familiar in all ta de:ela had hoped tina. II
ZONE fntNfe time tue lAN and the ctic1mktAoce4
would permit Of our beng married.
Q. Did MT, &cF1f1A0d pfpmtte End agree 10
m3rry yon; u yes when aod wnere. a. She
oetes lid. o1t ehe kreW my ferili g. which ex-
pressed 10 III. Sinclair, md which, ~ u1dar-
gtAnd, ane acquiesced In
r INA 49, it, -SrA