, 1875-04-02
No Alluslon Yet by Bccchcr to the
Chief Issue OF the Triul.
Redpath, However, Recalls tho Fact
that It Is Serious Matter.
To Him Dceclscr Made Rather Signill.
cant Admission,
Bossio Turner'S Early History-Furtho,
from Mrs. Woodruff.
DESuLTORY.
THE LAM AND THE ItC]ZX,


Sptrfat D.spahh 10 7Ae tHfeaas Tribune.
DnooK1YN, April 1.-Tho t1onsely-crowded cor
ridur aud oyertlowiug Courtroom Of to-day re-
minded ono OF m cnYlier period iu tllo history Of
tho great trial. Tho camp-atools belonging to
plymouth Church were more thau occupied. i'll
sono instances by two pcrsons. Judge Nol4son
took his scat quito early. but In spite OF his
rroeonco, the pulse OF tho audience boat fover-
iuhly, and every tongue whiled nway tho slls~
pcnsc in blind md unreasonable chattcrug. Tho
promise OF Eyatta to put hs distinguished cliont
on tho stand Was responsible for tho bubblng
and simnering Of tho crowd. Everybody had
theory to communicate TO hts noigLbor, aud
therefore the tu.uult was beWildortug.
nEEcuEn's MOVEMENTS.
Bcechor looked to bo glowing with health,
and genial, wholesome, good Bplrfts kparklcd In
his blue eyes. uo was dressed Ia plain black,
and wore narrow black tic about hlu neck.
When tile family rat down in tie usual seats,
Beecher remained with them, but in little
whllo he rose, and, taking 4 chair near EvaslH
and Judge Porter engaged in al uarnest conycr-
eation with them. Drawing very largo moln-
orandum.book from bis pochot hc with his two
pribcipa! lawyers, busfty examined 1t, compared
notes. and mado coplous entries wish gold pou-
eli. Hc was watched Will. .amost Jealous scrutiny,
and the crowd observed every expression Of his
faco aud overy motion Of ha hand. Tho buzz Of
conjecture continued, and tho Judge waaed moro
and moro grayo. At last tho jury wns called,
nnd then UsecAer returned to hls chair. 1Io wns
i good denl paler than whom ssfentered, and la
mouth twitcAsa With avery natural NERVOUSNESS.
Mono better than he appreciated tito dEauatio
character Of the etias III affalra. 1tB oyes roycd
to the window, and, as he looked up to tho sky,
sudden BURT OF sunlight butHt out Of tho gray
hoavcns and stepped tho Jury in it's gollon tide.
The Jury having been called, thess waH
q great hutt1 and crauiuY OF neckH.
Nearly all tho womeu In court rono
TO stare, and hgld their peace. Eyarts aud
Fullerton roso together. Deforo Eyarta could
spcsk, Fullerton requested that liodpatt should
DO recalled. That almosk yoicslesa gentleman
returned to tho stand, md for threo.quarters Of
N hour waa sharply crosa.c1amlnod.
THE MOTT srARTI1Na DEVELOPMENT
Of the cfoss-oxamtuatlon WAS tho statement that
Deechar had said that Triton lad Just cau.s OF
complaint against him.
Eleu Fullerton sat down from tAe cross-ox-
animation Of llcdpash, thoro was
QnEAr CONFUSION.
Everybody knew that Doechor was going to Ia
thu next witness. aud tho delay only aggravated
tho auspcnss. lhn defendaut's couuao! sat To-
gcthor, heAdH noddlag and tongues waggiug.
Poor nodpath sas, sphiux-tasiiou, in hls chair,
waiting for the gracious wotds "lhAt's all"
but Redpath had Icon forgotten, anl 10 had to
ldget for teu minutes. At last Bhearman pops
up aud bids him 60 in peace.
THE AUDIENCE OK ITx FRET.
Then there Ia another buzziug conaultstlon,
and then Evarts ssyss "alr. Beeci.er will ploaso
take tho stand, ,"-at which two-thirds Of Tie au-
diepce r1ses to its feet, With n uuick. noryoun