The New York herald., 1872-10-30

tograph OF Lord Glencairn. This likeness OF their
Lord Glencairn proved TO be perfect picture Of
itself Messrs. Compton and Root at once
sent cable telegram asking Mr.. Smith
e the ana give c Ord % csnc n
Great Britain. lie responded at once, and came
over IN the steamship Batavia on her last trip Upon
MS arrival Mr.. Smith set himself diligently at work
70 discover the whereabouts OF Gordon Glencairn,
but without any success. Messrs. Gould's counsel
were quite as anxious to find Gordon as Mr.. Smith,
ana with tlis view deferred the examination OF the
latter until yesterday, when he was taken before
Judge Fancher. OF the Supreme Court, and exam
inea ds oene esse. There were present at the ex-
animation ex-Judge Fullerton and Elihu Root, OF
tnls city, and General Coils, Of Philadelphia. The
'esumony OF Mr. Smith was as foliOws:-
= MR. SMITHS TESTIMONY.
Wsy 70 the ealing himself IsTa
mann MANN named ,ss simpson introduced m this
z ssaas
s ssd a #
hunting BIS Simpsons % place. SSn0a'rn naa 0een
S ss s n XG,
purohases hee be- hnnaTed pounds serng in making hs
a. 70 .no .r.,.,.. rAssrIoloussrss .asaussrss OF, TASTE
aresy he rspas
England 81 Snd eana
ire AID ns estates a. IN scotand he said in Ayr
Sssy ihSss S1'
aodsd Hs q q hs an
f. Hg4 to
Se G ana TcerTod re- to our firm as with whom he had
many nj ksss @ ws9 ssssa s y; me s
hs only Ps'sse sesn dealing svos Ies
dssTed @ Lord Slsncarn the Statement stat was that hat
nowsyeT which His Lordship had shot, and while We
Rs;sss sssIs
to dsnesra before he s.a lett =, '''''
wsl Sd you So see him. A. MT Paterson went Up
iurnishsd room desgaed as His Lordshp's reception
@ wdsss s
and not to dispiease him. as Otherwise
5 Msrs s Of the full
ssssss 1s o
ssff said that LORD ssneaiTn had eis
asys bat had hot returned went to London. found
q What made him fransics A. He said that Lord
uaenGa,rn neI ,n ma. nad - -
ana thas Of This only the previous
and at the time offered to return somo Of goods
which LORD a!encarn nc had presented 70 his pattsr
this was accepted, leaving balance Of el3l still due
p,S g Dia Lord Gencairn swndle other partiesi A.
q q Dc ySg Of at
as being nearly allied tc h@; s' l4u,s Aa',.s'
~. ever
hin' A Yes, and they both pronounced him
Lord Gencairns "tger More cockaac. which irdi.
s
that his
the names Count pr Groas Or Baron Tharl mentioned
Sesdns. IN od sapn
Ii. fight in sS0f9a IL Mase n0o 5 nj
lar bs ascertained, Lord Glencarn has never
he In
Edinburgh and delivered over to the makers who had
they were the material being patent leather highly
ala not know where Lord Glencairn IS now Lord Glen
LIKENESS or THE FIRST SAPoLEos's xorlEa
BY special commissioner with the instruction that he
Il Fl n SnS e sf
anSSer z ae ss m naM $
son son was and having been answered Twenty years"
cad the MA and said ee &
SON. you have reached the brightest period Of s you
or
thing, You would Dc ashamed TO have me know this
ceived by his firm and others, signed GleDcairn,
which he swore were In Glencairn's handwriting.
large number of letters, written by Lord Gordon
to Jay Gould, was shown to the witness and sworn
by him to be also in Lord Glencairn's handwriting.
1t was evident that the Glencairn and Gordon let
ters were in the same handwriting. Witness pro-
duced photograph OF Lord Glencairn which he
had obtained In England. 1t was Immediately
recognized by all present as the picture OF Gordon.
There were several residents OF this city present
who had known Mr.. Smith In Scotland, and spoke
of him as person Of the highest responsibility.
The examination will be resumed at ten O'Clock
this morning.