The New York herald., 1875-07-01

the exception OF this DewlY discovered testimony.
Mr.. Logan Tnen examined the witness; who
replied 1--WE filed those afldayits; on The 24th or
June they were handed In and were marked by
Francis A. Madison. Clerk OF that part Of the CIIy
Court; Madison handed them TO me; the Judge
handed them 10 Mr.. Madison, VINO handed them
to me the last afidavit was filed Dy cerK In Mr.
Morris ONCE. at nine O'Clock on the morning OF
June 30.
Joseph NJ. Pearsall was then called by Mr.. Smell.
but as tnat witness was absent, ne saio III OUT
Honor please, propose that we SEND 10 eet Mr..
Pearsal, and that IN the meantime the Court takes
recess till TWO O'clock"
consultation ensued, alter which Jusuce Riley
adjourned the further examination till half-past
nine O'Clock this morning. Price and Loader were
remanded TO jail.
WHAT GENERAL TRACY SAYS.
After the trial In Justice Riley's Court was over
q HERALD reporter spoke for a few seconds with
General Tracy.
REPoRrER-I have received Information that
you have obtained seven subpeaas from Justice
Riley for witnesses In this case 4; might ask who
they are'
General TRAoY-well, I can only tell you that
they are not sensational witnesses. can not give
kEPoRTER-Why Is it that more parlalIty is
shown 10 Price than Loader in his quarters in
RAYMOND street jail
General rRAoy-Both are prisoners, but Price,
on account OF his being witness, Is Kept in the
debtors department.
REPoRTER-Now as TO the chemist, Legs
General TRACY-Doubtess he lies. We will
attend to him In Que course. We are not forgetting
REPoRrEn-It is alleged that Price has made
confession at New YorK giving the details of
the conspiracy TO Assistant District Attorney
Lyons.
General TBAoY-Oh, that is an old story; but it
REPoRTER-One question more General. What
do you lnler from tine long silence Of the jury and
wneh do you think they Will report We report.
July.
they are occupied Tney are masters OF the sSua-
non, nowever-Qaughngl. NY own Impression is
that they may be expected about Christmas Day.
so am not as sanguine as you and ysur brother
journalists are.
LoADER's CHARACTER.
HERALD reporter called yesterd " evening at
RAYMOND street jail for the purpose OF obtaining
another interview with Loader in relation TO some
OF the statements recently published ABOUT nIm
At the Jail door tho reporter was met by the stout
hearty man VINO nils the position OF keeper ana
who is very civil ana obligng to newspa-
per reporters, and was informed that Loader had
made special request OF MIN to allow no re.
porters In 10 see him, as he did not wish TO say
/ any more to them his lawyers having so advised
him. The reporter perssung the keeper SAID,
''Well, II YOU want 70 see him you g o IN, ami
he Can refuse TO say anything If he sees fit; that's
his own business
Loader was seen through the dim light lying
asleep on the narrow bed that must accommodate
! enough Tor one His comrades shook him up, and
ne cams came over no 10 the little hole in
said emphatically that he Intended TO say
no more, as his counsel had forbidden him to say
any more to the reporters. on being assured
! that the questions to be asked him would not
prejudice his case IN any way. ana that they only
related to the statements made against his char
acter In the puollc press, ne consented to answer
them.
He said he had seen the statement from Mr H.
w. Morey In the Boston Globe making very
serious charges against him and giving what pur-
ported TO pc letter from him
DEMANDING BLACKMAIL FROM A LADY
In that CITY lor Wnom he mad worked and pro-
nounced 1t TO be lalse in every particular. There
was absolutely no foundation Tor it, as he mad
never been in Boston in his lie, and consequently
could nothave worked there. These Things. ne said,
! were all got up Tor the purpose of preudlc.
lag the public mind against him. and he expressed
himself very bitterly against those who had con-
man when his hands were tied and he could not
defend Dimsef, and any one could make up such
! be false and his character would come out all
Loader positively states that
HE HAS ONLY WORKED FOB TWO FIRMS
| in this country for any heightened period, and
these were. as published in the HERALD of yester-
day, Messrs. Lord Il Taylor, Tor whom he worsed
seven years continuously, and Messrs. G. L. &
j.. B. Kelly, Tor one year. Two months
the firm have an establishment ''Now,n said
Loader, 81! were man Of bad character, or II
OF dishonesty were true, is It likely tnat such a
house as Lord Taylor woald keep me for seven
years. years phe ,oI Mot that roo was employed
there is no truth in these stories" lie stated
that he has done JoDbing work Tor number
small houses many OF them being lor only fey
dollars worth at a time, but that he mad nevt
kept any track OF them. lie never had steas
or permanent JOB from any OF them but the u
houses above mentioned.
Loader asked very particularly about the trr
OF the statement published IN the evening par
that Price was TO be confined IN future as ar
binary prisoner instead OF as witness,
present remarking that no change had occu
as yet.
| He suffers much from the close air and int
| dull heat OF the cell, which is occupied by thi
|
arrangements Tor ventilation are very inadequate.
! strong, vigorous man would very soou show he
effects OF confinement in sucn cell, and as
Loader Is n small and rather delicate man his
! pale and nervous appearances is easily accounted
Ior.
ON going out the reporter asked the keeper
j whether Price mad been changed from his former
place oil confinement as a witness 10 ordinary
| prisoners cell, and was told that the only
knowledge which had yet reached nim OF an In
| tenton TO cnange Price's treatment Was through
had as yet received no orders.