The New York herald., 1871-12-31
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TichbWns Claimants New Wit
sssses and Additional Identity.
les FAVRE'S NEW BOOK.
ARweptiOn Of tho German Prince In 1t.
Petersburg by the Gar
lE SPANISH ELECTION.
les FAvRE'S NEW BOOK.
SPANISH ELECTION.


Mx8e0U, the African lTavcto5s AeetsHcs0
~ wlulAn Esrsasson's Rys1cnce-whas
opnss Wtsnsssss Have 60 5ny.
fusom the London Telegraph, Dec. 13 and l4.1
- ~ r0oumptson " rms caSe on the 18th the
VNApnDD - the S0urs was unusually 8nalk almost
y. 9 s- ssss sssnts wSo sos rom ne
<o.slnls tno- nlss Plowu ne married had $500
e. for her lie; but he had never received
besW EN- wisness and Rouse we're OK
SSse .os me cdalmant. Rouse quar-
~ with the cialmanL about bill IN
49, and .ometning about mare ana wagon.
; ulk&e1 drAI neard, about eighteen months
- ~ as sss ss u
sncs, witness nad received from Lady Doughty
- nissr MS marriage just as boiore; That made
yIo wMness, showing good serms between them.
G9reod, one Of wnicn seemed 70 hall ackhowt-
S,,sn " nv wss: UR,nae as "a nsr b,cn
: nAInes iester Of CLAIMANT OF July, lS45, just
= vO gOlnG 70 stvueshnnst, vrltssn Ar Frencn,
40 IN gespAe II accurately reaa. At last n
y iesd by tue yudge, p0lntn9 out g. ne went
nlnspeling wnicn occurred N It. another lct.
aaalnng misspsllllg, WAS psoducsd and exainIAed
" une jury. 1he statement Of M, BayenL on
1ica ~ ailidavt. N Gnaneery uaa Ioansed, aud
lch IN eject contained his evidence In favor OF
,clalmanL Was read al Icngth-ln TACT. at very
~ ,enGtn, occupying nearly an hour. Tue WIT
he ststement Was lrue. A list OF the Jesuil
aers II Stoneynurst obIained ny the wlLness,
~ Produced, And ne SAID that he showed It
Ut3almNnt, VINO picked out some wn0m he remem.
ID. Az the dinner Vt Mr.. hopk1ns', meuuon nav
been made by CLAIMANT OF some deeds, the exist
70 Oi whicn Mr.. hopkins denisd, It was after
rds found that there were such deeds. At that
10 tne claimant was nearly ten stone lighter than
b now. In reference TO Lne claimant calling the
Wy plaGs numosr 81 CIser onss
10 arssanQ out OF the crosse s-azazninaIiOn were
t,ed by the Jury, TO one Of winch the vtRess said
sOnal appearance, mode OF speaking manners,
ms and 80 on. The lOngAdravn- ONT evidence Of
Wlrnem was thus brought TO close.
RRkSH wITRx13.
iaknh WoodmaG, wno kuew claimant al CahIr,
Ahne was IA tine nahit 0f going 70 Losd Glen2all's
r.; had been shown the Claimant, and kneW nim
4 \ instant she saw MN, and has NO douot he was
Roger nchborne she knew n lFelanu; sac ad-
rted thas sne only saw the claimant passing from
sesuAnSter Hail 10 his carriage, with plenty OF
oPls about but heard no oao cay, "Hcre cones
ikoger;'' she Knew MIN ny aao isaslres, notwilh-
!. A,s0THKR REcO0N7I1cy.
! Ees Of Mrs. Nosdman, appeared as 9 wlness, and
-; had no belief on the subject bat WAS at least
.ssy-dvs, 4 moi thirty; she resided In Ireland ID
IN her father and mother, who were lodge
: ,cpers at Lord Glengall's PARK az the time
CarDineers We're quarsercd at Canr,
Dbgcr richborne; she. IKE her SISTER. had
I 1E,nsiiy u been ,,s sSopGaaed for tns a.isndants.
ns s s n DSng a S out ~ q
kneH iormsriy and sne said q sae moment. 'rnat's
once aaa aS0cS 10 cSz ons SR H ~. ss o.
usnrs and had NO aoubt about ni3 Asonuty; she told
tkc Attorney General tnat ne cross examined her
1Or week her opinl0n would be the Same, notwith-
- 1Stip0 that the claimant was changed from .
Bugnt 70 . large, heavy man.
4 sEB1EAsT OF TnE RIGETH EussAns,
DaRAo bSannn BY name, formerly In the Carabt-
neesn an lSls), stated that ne Was drilled IN the
Eamc class with Roger 1iehborne, who was only
~ sWf ward oiiicer; witness tIen.iaed claimant
i the same person. IL came ont that claimant did
lot recognize the witness, though they had been
drsliod tvgetner for nearly iour years..
ANOrHRR Rx.CARAslalRR
Thomas hatcllne, who knew Roger TchbOrne and
saw him drilled. and who was spocac a. TO his per-
gI ysght0n, he met gentleman walking on the
lin whose appearance struck nim, and, alter care
~ R0Qer Tlca oorne, OF whose presence In BrgnLon
De- knew nothing previously. Since then ne mad
'een Iho cialmant aud picked hiu ont nom among
IS Brighton, and VINO answered questions a. 70 mat
- reiaElng 70 the CaraDlneer9 correctly, that
lsasss mad In no doubt Q, his identity; -,
I. A warder at the Convict PrisoD, Chatham, one
unn harry Munday, who was formerly IN the cara
|coentH seen the claimant was convinced OF ms
d entity without shadow oil uoubt.
AN nISH HAiRDREssERs EVIDENCE.
a ha1Tdreaser oil ClOnMet OF thirty-nve years.
gtSnutng, 1nomas Doriey by name, had the nonor
Of cuttalu the hair OF all oil the oc.rs uf the Cara
bneers when That regiment was stationed there,
aud ne remembered mark on the heaQ OF one oil
hem. Having examined claimauts head lately he
0und silnfiur mark, and claimant was aole to ex-
s1taSn 10 wltncss where tho nalrtrcs5ng establish
igent was situalod In Clonmel The place where
Tue marx was was bare OF nair. Wituess admitted
tllas the claimants head haa changed considerably
CAPTAIN BURROWS TESTIMONY.
Then came Captain Burton, the well known African
who stated thai III November 1885, he met
a a.
eario wAen witness WAS on his way 10 the Panlpas;
ipe calmant being on hss return from the CordlI-
,Sfus 10 Bnenos Ayres, and ne was obviously nOt In
D physical condition TO cross the Andes, where a.
great deal OF walking was 20 BE done the route
turDed staLe Of The country, was very dangerous,
wssness had reason 10 know; the ciaimant was too
tout had VOC much s.omscn 70 bsve crossed tue
: IceIved letters winch recalled him 10 Engixad.
SIR WILLIAM FEH0ussoH's Rv1DEFcE.
SIR william FERGUSON was then called, aud stated
hat no had made medical examinations oil tho
aelmsnt twice In The present year, and found scvo-
vi scars upon each ankle on the inner SHE, one
upjsr the ieil ankle being most distinct, which
nlagst have been caused by the inci5i0n OF lancet;
lnIpe was y round on the ieft forearm, caused
citaef by boil or wound, and tncre were marks o.
r.Ssly results from VACCINATION In England; there
v - scar caused by penetrating wound from a
eyemow; there were scars on me bridge or
Inc nose, the bones oil which had Deen
broken; his legs were NIX kneed on the LETT shoulder
Aorc Nas u scar on Inc back OF tho head, over the
right side 0i the 0ccipital protuberance, vertical ia
It's direction and ol long standing. There was
brown marx on the left side; lhe hands were soft
and fal, with small knucklcs, supple; the thumD Of
the lett hand was peculiarly pointed, the nesny part
proceeding beyond Lie nail, which was impcrlactly
lie recognized the peculiar thumb III o
of The Claimant ahoYn to nin. The
being directed as 10 whether
tlsers was any difference In The appearance Ia the
pcfsoN ot th0 claimant In exanllnastons which
were made Ia February and November this year,
and Sir Wlham Forgusson not having his notes
VIM him, his further examination was pUstpuped
LII bext day.
COLONEL STUART woSrIyx.
Colonel Archibald Henry Plantagenet Stuart-Woyt.
Ie& ucpunSu thai he had made Photography ms
specaI study; was OF tie opiuion that the photo
graphs used In the cause werc taken from tho
as4peTot{pes also put IN he spoke. 70. Tie peculiar
!orMaton VI tne end Of the thufab above alluded
~ ~ y sif W. fergusson; he had seen claimant ior
sne nrst unie tnat morning, and having examined
nis nanu nau no DOUBT that The photograph was
lakan lroln man wnh such hand. Une or two
Ioru1et qiestlOps werc then nut 70 Nj LocvcK WeDb
the cpaAcerv barrisLer.
e Royal Geographical Society Of Essland
and the Rste Of Dr. Liviaastosa.
From the Manchester Guard,en, Dec. lal