New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

TO come down in the dInngroom lie came as NO ene'e
said l. "I presume you don't wish me- Gen Tracy
me-" He said Mrs oyington, prefer that yon thola '
main" lie took beside Mrs Tlton Shall igi'e NE s'
yersation
@. | have objection to IT,
Mr. Beach-Objected 70.
Judge Neson-ue took seat beside Mrs Tion and had
conversation.
The wi,ness-I should say Of three minutes duration
Judge HesonWel conversation Of three minutes dnra
ton thai will do.
Mr. I-Were you present all the timer A. was lie then
left us and went up to the gentlemen in the parlor
O. And how soon did you and Mrs Tlton go' A. When she
finished her tea; should think about FIVE minutes perhaps
We did not go directly to the Committee, however
@. Where did you 60 and Mrs Tiltoni A. Mrs Tion and
myself Mr. Hill in second story front room for her to
hold prayer before made appearance before that Com
mittee.
O. How long then before you appeared before the Commit
how long before Mrs Tton appeared before the Com
miteei A. Directly after that come to the prlor MI
oyington ntroduced-or Gen Tracy, don't know which
introduced Mrs Tilton to the Committee
q And Mrs Tton made her statement before the Com
mitteei A. She did.
@ And they left about what timer A. do not know the
exact time. should think about ten O'Clock.
q Now Mrs Ovngton, did Gen Tracy give any instructions
whatever or make any suggestions whatever Mrs Ton in
regard to her answers form Of the before the
Committee at als A. The form Of the questions he did.
O. Did he as TO OF the Mrs oyington at
ali? A. No. Sir. Shall say what he sadf
@ State what be sad what he suggested in regard to the
question:
Mr. Beach-Obected to.
Judge Nelson-I think we will have to stop there
Mr. sheEman-They brought this in.
Mr. Beaci-Who brought it ins
Mr. sheaman-The gentlemen the other side brought this
representing Gen. Tracy having certain conversations
and course that conversation becomes fact in the
Mr. Fuerton-Brought itin how
Mr. shearman-On the direct examination Of Mr. Tion Mr.
Tton stated that Gen Tracy related him that he had given
instructions Mrs Ton the form OF the answers that
she to make to the questions put.
Mr. Fuerton-Do you prove Gen. Tracy didn't tell
the TRUTH
Mr. shearman-No bat we want to prove that he said
anything Of the kind.
Mr. Fulerton-How does this witness know that factf
Judge Neison-We will proceed That thing might occur in
twenty places, as well as Mr.. Oyington's house.
Mr. shearanwe want to account for the whole time that
Cen Tracy house the statement he has made
to wit, that no such thing took place.
Judge Neson-Go on; cannot take the conversations
O. Ovington will you explain what you mean by saying
that Gen Tracy instructed the form OF the questons
was As to the form Of question the subject matter Of the
examinationsg
Mr. Beach-We are objecting TO this Sir.
Judge Neison-I think we have had that sufficiently Mr.
Hill
The witness-It the matter than the questions
Judge Neilson-Now, you have made different answer
Mr. Shearman-They allowed this question to 90 In without
any objection
Judge Neison-This last the ground She
said the subject than the form of the ques
ton.
Mr. Hil-Very well
Mr. Hl-When and where It that Cen Tracy made the
suggestion the subject Of the examination: A. In
the dnngroom the table, in the presence Of Mrs Ton
and myself
@ What did he state the subject matter upon which she
TO be examined?
Judge Neilson-I think we have had that
Mr. Fullerton-I object 10 this, Sir.
Judge Neilson-We cannot 90 any further with II.
Mr. Eyars-Your Honor will be good note excep
ton.
Mr. H-You present at the whole Interview between
Mrs Tilton and the Committee? A. | was1