The New York herald., 1874-11-05

The kilograms we're produced.
Cross-examined by Mr.. Davidge-Witness al
lowed copies OF dispatches concerning govern
ment business to be taken on the orders Of heads
Of departments and BY order OF the superlntend.
an order rom Mr.. Orron to allow copies
Of such dispatches which had passed
to produce the order OF MIR. Orton but would pre-
the subpoena issued, and witness was told to pro-
duce the order OF Mr.. Orton. witness said Mr..
the despatches; SO was Mr.. Riddie. ssS'~'
BY Ar. Rddie.some .d;Ie otiica!s Of the telegraph
lowed copies OF such as they selected to be taken.
BY Mr. Davidge-The rule OF the company was to
consider all dispatches charged up to the govern.
ment and paid for "a government dispatches.
Charles Shivles sworn-ls telegraph operator
in New YORK; witness produced tue original mes.
counsel took possession OF them, saying that they
would assume the responsibility OF tnelr custody.
handWriiinr. The several documents DreSented.
also several in the handwriting Of J. y. ". ounz.
John Davidson y . was q sworn; and Iestined lea Was
ury Department. and 10 acquainted with Shatler
and J. W. +. Cunz, and their handwriting; they
ns iS
put in as Inc original teearams % sent rom wash.
tngton to New YORK In relation 70 this anair: Wit
mess wn we and
knowledge from the examination Of papers In the
Department; identified the papers; they were
read as follows:-
70 paors e yoa Michael Hayes
A reply was sent on the 10Th, requesting Ban.
As'u ''nu warrant ''l saned, ign 'wsiairLrY.
" From New York to Washington.
Fson nSpsn %s1 matters 1o Ds nsT oax
Tet hiy m2ney mate maters pc arangea mere. x.,. !,
thus manner and suggested that the whole batch
DC submitted to tne counsel for the defence. and
they could examine them and decide what they
would consent to allow to De admitted;
otherwise discussion might arse on the presen.
Ssn
recess during which counsel might examine the
papers.
Afternoon Session.
After recess, Mr.. Davldge said the counsel had
examined the teIegrams and were willing to admit
al papers signed by the parties 10 this contest:
or done, they were willing 70 admit II the counsel
would say that hereafter they would connect them
duced, written by Smaller, dictated Dy Ne,tiesnip
and addressed to Whitley New York. saying:-
% Yopr @ FRI friend . T Ie the to morrow state how am
the next was from Nettleshlp to Whitley, saying
he would be IN New YorK next day, dated May Is;
from M mNestleship to Monk, requesting an interview
at the Bingham House,
Philadelphia, May Ito Nettleship, in Newark
He informed me today .hat be wished 70 you to-
morrow Answer II you Will be here. TOW su.ur.
Mayh Washington A. Cunz
n TO wnsh ssr: a. Sy ss
Mayis-From Benson to cunz.
M VIII os unnecessary to do anything more before the
May T. wash,ngton-ToN New York.
ne IS NOT AZ nome to-day. He wishes TO see N: to-
May IS, Washing onto Netueship
Az ne wants 70 see you TO morrow. Will meet Zou ct
May 2o-To Nettieship.
AL Fight; hs can have 1t tomorrow morning. -
.,.. April 2l-H G. whitley, New York.
April le-A Guns.
WIZ W. or Nettle be In New York tomorrow -ou
arssss me 70 asx ySuo b in yonr once
TOM
TO csnz compartment car seat H. on the train to VIII.
Remember Friday night TOM
April ~. Q. Nesesnip Treasury Department TO Tom
chief will no, be here iii tomorrow morning. rsls.
Aprl S~From q I. y h,isy to Bann.d
Aprl0, New York-To Tom shailsr, in Washington
~ April T-From Nettle ship to Tom shaiier.
Telegram received this morning. Chief will be In
washington tomorrow.
Almost impossible. k and n are both away: nv
fanny scx Tell 4; to write me. NETTLKshiP
I viii be there between this and Monday. Get Howard
May e-ro Harrington. NAilA'hAf'
WIN . " 0'nanen'a, a0'sl '0.nshsso soaGa1flLr. II & HI
May ls,To Banasld. -.
WIN 90 ny peg ass e a1e iog n, w. Cum. u = WHITLEY
pn you ssnd me Inc cheek ssdayi SsrTLssYrP.
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