The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-22
THE MODERN RIDDLE.
Sevsnty-tAird Day Of the Wonder
full Scandal Suit.
MR.. BEECHER'S LAST DAY
The Witness Rejoiced at His
Release.
A QUESTION OF LIFE INSURANCE.
"a Strong Spiritual PreSenliment that |
Was Near the Borders"
FLUSHING A PARTRIDGE.
Following Up Bowen's Check to
Tlton for $4,000.
A QUESTION OF LIFE INSURANCE.
"A Strong Spiritual PreSenliment that |
Was Near the Borders"
FLUSHING A PARTRIDGE.
Following Up Bowen's Check to
Tlton for $1,000.
"SpoiIs from New Friends for the Enrich
ment Of Old"

ment Of Old"
The cross.ex IA min alton OF Mr.. Beecher termi-
mated yesterday at Ralfpast twelve O'Clock, 20 the
EVIDENT great Joy OF Mr.. Beecher himself and the
Court and Jury. In rather a pleasant frame or
mind mr. Fullerton sat down after his long and
exnausring effort. quite stir TOOK place IN the
court room and several persons stood up and cit
a. II Inc main attraction OF the performance was
at an END. Fullerton old NOT exert himself with
anything IKE his accustomed energy. He seemed
10 IeeI that had accomplished his task ana that
the rev rema nIng questions necessary 10 be put
to the witness were or . purely formal character.
Mr.. Beecher had evidently no idea the cross
examination was to terminate so abruptly. he
was req and unhappy, and his answers had at
times a tone or anger that showed he was FESTIVE
and embarrassed. he left the stand flushed and
iree. and in his every motion indicated That ne
ieIt renewed rom some terrible pressure. The old
quotation from the irish orator-"Redeemed. re-
generated ana observation-disclosures something
mat Beecner's rrienos considered applied 10 his
escape from Fullerton's hands. Beecher was
under half an hours
REDIRECT EXAMINATION,
and then prior 10 taking . recess descended rom
the stand and received the congratulations OF mis-
friends and relations. Poor Mrs. Beecher's eyes
lighted up with o gladness tina, has long been
3 stranger TO them. Her daughter, Mrs. Scovlle,
was equally influenced 70 comfort and happiness,
and Mr.. scovlle was so far impressed to CRY,
"Hp hip, nurrahlr Beecher himself was glad
that the agony was and was uncommonly
communicative. He lett the court room at recess
and did not return during the day. nor aid Ful-
Ierton put In appearance in the afternoon.
After the Examination ceased he sat steadily
staripa At the witness.
Beeener has made . negative impression. The
PEOPLE VINO have day after day under his
shadow in the court room and listened 70 his an
swerS have come away VITA the impression that
he must be deeply injured man or else ne Is .
deeply njurfng witness. There we're times 10 MS
testimony when tine latter impression vas very
strong on the minds OF most people, and Beecner
appeared more tne sinner than the saint The
common sense or the pubic who read MS answers
aud statements Will determine a. July and EN-
practically as any verdict Of q jury the true meas
ure or the mans culpaDllty. he mas not been q
great success as a witness for himself, and as
against himself everybody Will determine by the
record OF has testimony.
THK EVIDENCE.
To Mr.. Fullerton nrst Victoria woodruff
ABOUT the 1st OF June; saw her az IHt0nis: nad an
Interview VITA her there; that was aier the pup
ncation ~ her card; 10 might have been lmIne-
dlatey after: the interview was brought about N
consequence u that publication, but Mitnou ny
bout tue 10th u october, 1871.
q. Between those interviews did you receive
any communication rom ner A. cannot say \: !
have letters OF hers 70 me IN my possession;
my counsel may have.
Paper handed TO w.tness.l
A.ter care ul perusal Of the paper the witness
rep ied:-I tnInk fEis Is ~; / am not familiar
enough with ner writing 20 De positive; IL looks
Ike the tenor Ol its contents.
Inc letter read Ia evidence, u a. foHows:-
IS EAsr IHIRrr-EIcHrH STREET. I9tn, ilth, 1871
Rev. III. ". BEHCHEMs-
Ds.a sis-t9r reasons y Which you are dee2ly IN
lfe to have an interview with you without fs
Reir WAY g Sssail ny casraeer aud purposes 10th 81
means o. the public pres and BY numerous priva.e
q nure me, aud thus . defeat the political ends a.
sou doubtless know that il Is IN my power q strike
ess csme 70 me bas ~ nSt desire 10 70 n simIiy
desire Justice from THOSE rom y hon have Z rant -
Isl me IN j. speas guardediy bat I mink you VIA
tomorrow. since I am - SPEAK tomorrow evening AZ
sisinway Hail and what SHAH or sna not say WI de-
pend argey upon tae rey1it ~ Iae ours
p s.-Yea.e return answsr ~ bearer.
wtness-I dId not answer that note; sentit to
Nou.ton; / proposed TO write answer. aua con-
suited wish him aooutiti ne dlssuaded me rom re-
himself; ne dld not explain now: ne dill not de-
saii 70 me Gov ne should 90 ~ ne said ne thought
had better wr1re no answer
Q, way aid you consult nm about IT. A. con.
suited him ao0uI everything.
Y Wnen had YOU tnat IN erylew Win her, a.
The next morning; the Interview was brought
ABOUT py M5ulton I called 10 see him the next
morninE 10 learn now Affairs stood he was tuen
IN Z dlferent mood from the oav before; On the
previous DAY ne was OF the mood that should not
wIe an 40 ettsr sss Ier sss vas tSs
occasion OF toe interview reierred 70 my m res
500 - tnat y was nsId 81 Mouiton'si y oid not
occupy more tnan ron naA 70 bnfee-quaf ters
o. Did you 20 with her TO any other part Or Mr..
Mouitons house On that occasion A. MOI tnas
.. Do you recolIsct What You stated on your
/ went back RON the chamber ana saw Mr. Noul,
ton down stars tnat was AFTER tne termination
q. pid you relate the circumstances or the In
terylew you mad with MRS. woodruff 70 Mr. M0ul-
Ton and M. TIton A Yes; ! gave them some
y wnsn and vnere was that A. Immediately
subsequent TANK.
u Where A. NJ Impression is that IL was
oeleW N toe parlor; y may nave been ~ the other
rHE woMAss SUFFRAGE LETTER.
Mr.. Funerton-I VIII read another letter:-
a BROAD s1REEr
DrAn Ma BrzcHrn-nrs stanton and / nave Jasi had
ington lonvsnlioa Yoa are aware intend 70
Deelsratory ACT Jus introduced b. General suher NJ
p :. s fns~ o y sss Sc ss ~ s
occasion worthy q your at v1Ir 1Sarh oopaUr
2. pId you answer that Istter' A. have an
tmpresnon did, ar.
win AR. Myulsoni A. think, ar, / wroEe an al.
swer aud showed u 10 Dim.
". 1 now CAL your attention to Exhtbtt ar Ia
that the letter You wrote 70 MOuton alter recetv.
ing that letter rom Mrs. woo1nuni A. presume
thn is nine, Gr; out, OF course, with resefvatlOn
not having tue document Ia my aand presume
~ 10 mine.
THR LITTER TO MoULrog.
Mr.. Fuuerton--G viii read ~ 10 you
TUESDAY kvENrNs Jan q ls79
NJ pEAR FaAsK-I send you yletorla woodbury. eler
20 me aud my reply. which 4 submit g your Judgment
Iel what you think OIL s ~ TOO ongw1il Sue Use
K Tor publishing ! wouldn't wish u nave u ~ used.
not mean 70 sneak upon the platform upon elther
uaeastOn. What influence l possess Intend q use on
M eva hook % not mean % train with either party
ADD Is fair press me when am MT VII ing " ~
/ leave it ~ you anu you Judge Tor me baye y heI
anon you hlthern aud uaye never been soffy lof ~
was uigs.aken about the Chffsf Lnyn coming or
20 eariv IhAtL nnnoa q tie goAsi 49,