The New York herald., 1872-08-01
BARNARD'S TRIAL.
Proceedings Before the Cour' .
Of impeachment.
Further Testimony Cor 4cerning the
Onion Pacific Orders. :
WHATDETECT1N saw AND HEARD.


F.ard sf id He Never Had Difficulty in
0' Cling Out Of Tight Placs''-sen-
asr Blair To Be Called.
SARATOGA, N. Y, July 81, 1872.
TIE fCOut met at ten O'Clock A. NJ, thirty-three
mo Aoers present James Irving, Jr., resumed the
WI faess stand ana was examined as to the arrest
Ofaegstersof voters for violating the election laws,
And their release by Judge Barnard under writs Of
habeas corpus issued by him. He said the pro-
ceedfngs tool place at Judge Barnard's house;
OunsenorrW. F. Howe went with me; Judge Bar
nard was " and had retired; Howe wrote some
Thing on u e back OF writ of habeas corpus in the
Uning roc m; servant girl took the writ thus en-
dorsed to Juuyv Barnard, and 1t was returned
SIGNED BY JUDGE BARNARD,
whereW ION ] discharged the prisoners think
TOOK IN writ back to Police Headquarters, but am
not CO, tain whether did or whether Howe took it;
nave looked for 1t at Police Headquarters since,
ent G. )uld not find it,
ore ssexamned by Mr.. Beach-The persons ar
esH ID charged with intent to falsely register;
me! were discharged in October, and the election
R@ TO take place In November; do not know who
ms d the complaint; Inspector Walling made the
II est the writ was issued the same day
the arrest; ! have not examined the
e' lords for papers, but have inquired of my supe
M Or OfBcers; the writ was issued October 81 Mr.
lowe brought the writ to the office between
G Aeven and twelve O'Clock at night; do not know
whether Judge Barnard came down from his bed
chamber; / renamed in the dining room all the
while; do not think Mr. Howe left the dining room;
AdO not recollect Mr.. Howe being out OF my sight
while there; will not be certain about it; am
satisfied that he did not go to Judge Barnard's
papers about i've minutes; cannot tell upon what
af!ldayits or papers that writ was Issued;
To Mr.. ParsOns-The front roOm / think COM
folding
] was able to Howe all the time don't know
that the District Attorney was communicated with
JOHN j. DAVENPORT,
unted States was IS Wr 1 Knew
election frauds In New York; the original writ and
Eers ea wttss By 's a e oUs il to
Washington, where it was printed psl with the pro pro.
ceednss and though ,dss he intended a,t to bring
the writ was correctly printed in
@ ss ng s then ns Tssa n Of tn
s offence a are Ge1ssy t sa said
To Mr. Beach-The writ was brought to us on the
g no r to that
WRIT OF habeas corpus; none was made from our
once my N.Y. s @ Howe wrote ,nat nj on
was sent to Judge Barnard the men did not enter
the house, and were not seen by Judge Barnard, SO
To Mr.. Beach, am not certain whether Howe
up TO ssn n ao NOT know NV
Howe; don't know Of any paper besides the writ
and the endorsement being sent to Judge Barnard.
BARNARD sHADOwED.
Thomas II. scanlon was sworn-was employed as
Pinierton W was @ directed to shadow Judge Barnard
and aid SO; other officers were so employed at the
eS wa An1 yGssRans sse ss%
Judge Barnard onco entor that house it was in the
James Fisk, jr, at that time; did not see him fire.
suent that house at that time; was part OF the
Judge Barnard remained in the house; it was
not long; it was some ,,, time alterWard tnat
enoe saw Fisk and Barnard together at the Erie
Railroad office; on one occasion think saw Fisk
70 in Fisk's box; Barnard did not remain in the
Erie Railroad office at the time spoke of over an
Croes-examiEed by Mr.. Beach-To shadow means
TO follow person and witness his 3 transae,tlons a1,
was three weeks, and during that time
house can" and once in the Fifth Avenue Theatre; 1t
was in Fisk's box; don't remember how long he re-
tered; saw Judge Barnard about noon at Erie
Railroad Office; think Nelson Chase entered with
seeing any one there at the time; don't remember
seeing Fisk, Gould or sweeny enter at the time;
dent remember whether Barnard went by
carriage or foot; when he came out he went
by foot to the carriage; this was all ] saw during
the three weeks as far as remembers ! was EN-
some time before went to Pinkerton; can't say
how long; i remained there six or seven months; !
asked for reason; was afterwards on the Sixth
Avenue Railroad; was discharged; no reason
was given; did not ask for reason; was
+ conductor, receiving fares; entered PinkertOn's
employ in 1892 was discharged t rom tnat employ
and was re-employed; had no hint or cause OF
iany discharge from the railroads
port was not false and was restored to service by
Rnkerton; the greater part OF my time IN shadow
10 Mr. Beach, shadowed him in and out of
ANOTHER DETECTIVE.
: 4 U. Schiltze was next swOrn-I was employed by
Pin kerton as detective, and was set to shadow
1ude Barnard while the Union Pacific Railroad
nsiga Wen week, was ana made daily reports; knew
Fisk { 4 that time; saw Fisk and Barnard TO-
yUsa at ote that and on at the the
5et%ei 81 the Tie once; Judge Barnard had been in
fhink he v as In; watched the door all the time
that was al 0Ut one O'Clock p. M the steamer Bris
tS % ran nte to ScsocR he came to the steamer alone
and met Fisk at the gan2way Barnard remained
about 1--WE M nu.tes and went away alone; they
Weredopether only at the gangway; they were in
conyersation :, Fsefher; / think was alone when
saw barnard the Erie Railroad Office; 1t was
NC Ssn BY M BeachI am certain it
was not when Sca aiap saw him there; he was there
n a. sopr haS q an ann
only saw them con v out together; one was going
one way and the OF her anether think that was
in the latter part OF April: Judge Barnard came
Alone to the steamer Bristol; he spoke to no one
else; Fisk was argel tnterested in that line OF
boats and was In the eabit or beR there on their
departure; Judge Barn ard as near as can recol-
lect, went to Broadway vnd took an uptown stage.
TO Mr. Parsons-When Barnard % left eft the Erie Rail
WV HORACE +. cI~By SWORN
and examined by Manager Nies-Am now con- |
nected with large line Of railroads; am President
OF the Union Pacific Railroad; was formerly con.
nected with e New Y9rK ua t9e adsop ni