New-York tribune., 1873-07-01

studying testified that recently the prisoner had neg
eosed his books, and appeared to have something
weighing on his mind.
Dorothy Smith, colored servant, remembered that
whom the prisoner years old he fell from
ear and the back OF his head cut some years ago.
be slept night stained brown red, like saliva
mixed with blood; she used TO hear him scream out
during nights last year he lay in bed with headSeho
two days. sud on the third day receiving telegram
from his uncle, his arm shook and he foamed at Tue
mouth; she sometimes heard hun talk aloud on the
piazza,
Thomas W. Todd, about Of the prisoners age, re,
lated how, while the prisoner and he were playing at
baseball IN Cincinnati the prisoner was struck win the
hall in the forehead and became unconscious for about
John NJ Barbour cousin OF the prisoner. testified that
while he was intimate with Mansfield t, walworth the
ferent occasions took 1t ont without provocaton and
fred into the air IN 1852 Walworth told him at sarato
ea that he had captains commission IA the SOhedei,
ate army; he put on suit of gray, and walked up and
down tho ROOM he also informed witness that he tray
tngtOn and told Mr.. Seward story which not true
A PHYSICIANS ESTIMATE
Dr. Charles H. Grant the next witness called, and
his examination consumed the rest OF the day He re-
sides 81 Saratoga and said he had been acquainted with
the prisoner about two years.
O. State to the jury whether you have any change
u his character within year two, and n so, what
those changes have consisted in and any other crcu
that you may remember in connection with him.
A. ] noticed a slight change in him SIX or seven
months ago; he came into my office one AFTER
noon, as he often in the habit OF DOING
and asked him TO come up stairs; he did So and no
tced that be sat down by the window, looking OUT aD
Stracedly snd to him, Frank, have you tred your
self out so Quioklvi He made no reply afterward ne
got up from the window and went to the bllarutaoe
aud put the red balls where the white oalIs osut W w
have Coue and lust before he struck the req pans ne
seemed 10 notice his mistake and turned q9e& & peu IN IN
the face, he then spotted the balls properly % anu VIC
both played: he STUPID and gloomy all the afternoon;
the next time saw him noticed ms pecu p h, him
Was in another game OF billiards said TO mm' FRANK
It's yEg turn 70 yos obS i sa6 sSk0 am I'M ready and
spungug up from his seat he went to the table very
quickly and struck ms pS WI S edT Great and Almost
Immediately be seemed 10 grow rant ana
IS daicEly as could; hs face was pale and he was
breathing short; said, Frank, What ais you
& nD T,u III stess tone of voice SAID "what aiis youH"
reDeang the words three or four umesi afterWard NC
col up TOm the chair and said he was going h0me Du
aftorwarc ne changed ms NINA askeu nun MS n% az ~
did not ache; he said, "No, 1t does not ache muchi
aterward he seemed to recover entirely the next ume
saw hun he went out r0lng Win 4e ln oariav, 49,
about five SIX weeks ago; typhoid fever was theh
him on this subject / obtained response; sand TO
him. Prank you sick 2" he did not say anything,
after a while he turned and SAID, How
far is IL 10 the Gulf sreaml then shook him pretty
hard and said Frank what alls your he then said,
Paint faint faint" then lifted his face up, and he
kept repeating the words. faint faint FAINT :, nus
arm as he lifted apparently 10 strike as caught
hold of IT, seemedperfecty rigid; his face assumed an
unnatural expression aud when | asked him why he
wished 20 strike me, he said he did not know why he
should have struck his best frend and that always
o. NOW state what these appearances seemed to indl-
cafe A. In my und they indicated a condition Of epi-
lcpsy.
@ Does that condition affect the mLndi A. 1t pro-
duoes uuCOnsc iOusueSs.
O. Wheu q person is under the influence OF epncptc
mania is there any consciousness Wilt A. No, Sir,
not fully.
In tho crossexamnatlon this witness stated he had
personal knowledge OF about 40 Of epilepsy though
they had been under ms immediate chs and this
conversation that he had with young WalwOrth
about fve weeks ago.
A long consultation ensued after the examination Of
this Witness and Judge Davis finally adjourned the
Court until 10 O'Clock to-day, after repeating the Gus
tOmary caution 10 the jury to allow person TO hold
conversation with them regard to the trial. and not TO
reaa any comments on the Trial that might appear iii
le ueWsnapcrs.