The New York herald., 1874-11-19
GLENDENNING's STATEMENTS.

Brother Clcrgymcn-Rev. Mr.. French.
Anguish MT Glendenning's Reserve.
Although the Glendennng case has lett the Ec-
elesiastical Court SO far as the puolic are con.
cerned the testimony has not all been taken.
The commission consisting OF the Rev. Messrs
Fisher, Eddy and Martin, met at the residence OF
the Rev. Mr.. French last evening to take his tes-
timony Ia rebuttal for the prosecution. Counsel
on both sides, as well as Glendennng, were pres
ent. The following Is the testmony:-I had n
conversation with Mr.. Glendenning the day alter
his arrest in regard to this case the conversation
was general: had second conversation with him
on the Goth Of July; reference was made to the
presents he made Miss Pomeroy; he said he gave
her the watch; he said he did not give her the
ring; said was so glad, for
A RING is SYMBoLIC:
he said he gave her the watch on the anniversary
OF her uniting with the church; when asked him
why he gave her the watch ne said 1t was TO en-
courage her IN q HE Oh virtue, that she had had
SLIPS AND FALLS;
understood nom the tenor OF the talk that she
had confded to Mr.. Gendenning her story, and
that in friendlness he had sought to help her;
mean in right endeavor; Rev. MI. Moore and
had several conversations in regard to the
presents; Mr.. Moore told me first what have
now testified to in the first conversation he said
that Mr.. Glendenning told him that ne gave Miss
Pomer0y the watch; he said subsequently that
Mr.. Glendenning explained the matter to him as
cae o. m MooSe " 70 o. tSs MSS
aud asked him to bring It. to Mr.. Giendenning's
notice; Mr.. Glendenning
NEVER MADE ANY EXPLANATION
to me. ncr did Mr.. Moore, on Mr.. GendeRning's
behalf. nor by authority OF Mr.. Glendennng; MIR.
Moore told Mr. Glendennlng that my mind was
laoorlng on that point and urged MIN to see me;
never saw Mr. Gendenning at any other time
ouly saw him the. three times above mentioned;
in consequence OF
THE DISCREPANCY
l asked Mr.. Dunno tine eIder) In regard to the
he gave Miss Pomeroy. the watcn; the reason l
asked him was because knew ne was IN the con-
ddence OF Mr.. Glendennng; Mr. Dunno
on the matter; he did not know at the time, so far
as am aware, that there was any discrepancy IN
watch on tne evening after the arrest Mr.. Glen.
denning referred to paper or papers he nad in
Mr.. hallowel; he held II before him and read as
supposed, part OF sentence in these words, "Mr.
Glendenning has always proved to me a gentleman
and Curstan;' ne did not read at oil from
THE FIRST PAGE,
nor did ne say ANYTHING about II; think 1t was
iull sheet Get OF commercial note; IN speaking about
the watch Mr.. Glendenning did not give any de.
tailed explanation OF Miss POmerOy's slips and
Tails.
on cross-examination he testined-l went, ON
the 29th OF July, among other things. ask about
the presents; the reason why did ask direct
questions IN regard TO the matter was tnat Mr..
DID NOT VOLUNTEER
any confidence or Information; expected these,
and, being disappointed, ieit hurt; Mr.. Moore
did not state to me why Mr.. Glendenning made
the second explanation in regard to the watch,
but stated that Miss Pomeroy had paid him SIS on
account and that he waited awhile for the bal
ance; meanwhile he purchased the chain at her
request; that when he gave the chain TO her ne
iorgave ner tue balance on the watch: solicited
q RECONCILIATION o! the statements through MIR.
Moore, but Mr.. Glendcnning paid no attention 10
1T;
rr,r nrrpyv uorxnrn
by MIR. Gendenning's treatment OF me. he new TO
me as brother to a brother In trouDfe; did not
was waiting Ior him to volunteer the information;
broke the Information TO nis mother and sister
at his request; his reserve In the matter seemed
Intentional
the commission will meet again to hear repnt-
ting testimony on the part OF the defence. The
action OF the Presbytery in shutting out
REBUrTING TESTIMONY
on the part OF the prosecution Is commented on
to provoke an agitation OF the case anew. In
conversation with Mr.. Miller and his brother yes.
terday the HERALD repre- sentative was Informed
that they will procure the af11davits OF All the
parties relied on by the prosecu cutlon in rebutting
the testimony Tor the defence and nave them
published, thus completing the WORK lensunfn-
ished. DR.. Riggs, for the prosecution, announces
that they reserve 10 themselves the right to enter
WRITTEN PROTEST
against the action OF the Presbytery in shutting
out reouttlng testimony, but he has not yet en-
tered the protest. II Is beieved that he win do so
at the next session, which will be secret.
one hundred copies OF the entire testimony In
the case are being printed for distribution among
.ne l memoefs OIL ., sne presoytery; Eacn member
WI Ein pas ~ !ss sepi aGelS and IL 'hlsAay lpa
ming up by the counsel and the presOytery viii
occupy four days, and at the close the verdlct Will