New-York tribune., 1876-07-12
xLIVM COyGREsS-FIRST SESSION.

YLIVM CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION..
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE senate ALONE IN sEssIo .-INPEACHMENF con-
sUMEs TIE OVERWHELMING TESTIMONY BY
ME. MARSH AND MR.. CLYMER.
SENATE WASHINGTON July II. 1879.
The Senate Immediately resumed the trial OF
Dir. Beknap coming to order to-day Mt. Carpenter
begged for postponement az he was thoroughly sick
himself aud the witness Evans had not yet arrived The
request rejected.
Mr. Marsh was then recalled to the witness stand and
was crosse kanined by Mr. Carpenter The statomehts
OF interest he made that there vas no agreement
between Mr. Bclknap and himself that Marsh should
pay him money for appointing either Marsh or Evans
Fort sill; he always sent the money " hr beihhap
gFsttUusly present because ne irii iike CONE ~
II ave him pir Marsh sad, however that
he mad with the present Mrs Belknap
az Washington regard TO the matter before any money
was sent ana sent the first rcmittaace 10 her a,
Mr. Carpenter objected TO the witn'ss tetling tnal
cony,r,,tion aud the objection was sustained. Mr.
MASH, ninliias 10 an understanding with sone one on
night ~ the funeral of Mrs Be!khap oDecton WIS
oS ,l,e 10 hat but the senate 0yerrulsl the objection
bY - to 81. III. Marsh ten said that he had conVer-
slfiou with Mrs.. Bowers he present. Mfs B'lkhap on
iio nIt of the funeral OF the Mrs Bciknap drs
Row"r. asked " H. IS ~ 20 ~ stairs with her rs
Bekuap's bby; tho witness. whom looking az the Da"y,
said to Mrs Bower, ~ near he could remember.
u,s clild viii Lave money ccmiRg il after while -
Mrs. Bowers replied, "Yt,, my sister gave e INC clI
and told lao there money coming to 1t from
yoiI, and 1 must taks it and keep u for her"
The not sure as 10 ne rest of tne cohve
s.tion but he replied "Al right" though the rather
Ought 10 cousuited Mrs Bowers replied n te money
Gen Bcsnap sho would get Il Tor .he coid
Witness hal sometimes thought he SPOKE 10 cen Dr,-
ln9y on tau subject but was suTo; LIS had some Un
dcrsanhn that night subsequently by W,ch ne sent
the incnsy 10 Gen Betnap; 30 had previously sent
remit. ,nce 90 mother and ic like c0ntinans IL 10
the mUthgr - repic sentative. the ehliI: 49,, =, -
Mr. LDGAN-FIOm toe consorsat.oa WIN th" pres
ent ais. Bokn.p you o?oaS Of an UNDER tadiag wan
The former Ms. BciAnap now deccasrd Please stale
Objected 10 by GOTH tho Managers and counsel for tie
dUfcnse.
Mr. THURMAN asked II botn sides objected to u ques
jon what right a nomDer OF che Court had to sk IT,
5ir. LOGAN Thought me eoutSc oL the stnator rom
II bo The Only ono VINO nai 1sht 10 ai q9estios
Ar. rHCEM An Sad mere was no nee, 10y l"f ths
exhibition of feeiiES ON thi part 0 the a. ~ Atci
qui rtr,n ~ whICh bDth sides objected
MIR. LOGAN sid there was sorne,ains IL this case
which neither side wanted 10 develop
The s,oHdtc decided o. TOto ot - Yeas TO IL Nays
that tEo ia si.oa should De answered
rrc question was then repeated and the wiiress an
"a dli nOt thnS ne had stated tha9 he had
an understanding ith Mrs Be'hnhP; tue hrst money
was sent to AIRS ic.haap. dslease ana ,A' WAS son'
y! s.rrt1i.c5u-nt with any person.
lsnr s. btnkcra"l ,itr Il, m tue Au(nsit M Grne fn'
Marsh making Application Tor the post-'ladersAp al
GES. HAzGS RECALLED.
Cen v. r. Ifalcn recalled IN order to explain
portion 1f his testimony yesterday lie said after coa
-dcratun he mad satisfied that hi, letter to Gen.
BclsnaD read yesterday not writtoa before he
ifNeu) was examined by the Committee on Military
Alts Of iho House of KeprcScutalt'ts lie was asked
y.I .Frt,i,.ly g, Gen HIN sniI did not sup
po,a hr sn.iI"y dd iurn!.hed the Information Out o
"Lich -" .ett'F "as "TIt'rE'
CiYHFg TEsrIfIEs To DRLKS,P's FALL
El,,p.r C.y.nsr Of Pennsylvania. Chairman OF the
House Committee Expenditures In the War Depart
il,r IA. spof, and testified THAI CaloO T.. Marsh gave
sy.rut, uc.Jco the Committee OF which he chair
ialn lie here produced the original testimony. and
Nara-sr NcNIalu offered 10 put IL in evidence.
NJ Carpenter opposed admission OF tne testimou'
anal sd if should b. admitted he would show that The
;s.umit"" had threatened UT. beSn'p that "hc5' Ae
srel u' Tore certain dag ne "ou'. ne IN odcA'd
ll,"rn vote W. iasrn on aimltins thE tr',lnony,
d. tis acr testified a. 10 "'itIHg noio 20 lhr 80 ItL!
ui N"r.u lc - m o. February, REQUESTING his praGuoe
p.ra resr'uso 60 tlo invitation; That mo testimony
~ Mr J.ff4 va r'ad io MN. ahh he r!.e'
song ut the stD5"urris therein tuu" To b' true,
sp"' tIuW 20 ho i.ar nj me otd'tS hnoW hoiihA
4J,.;' fE4t Gen. brl.nAp thCn asked tlhe 10 eiP'y
com -. aui the Committee t'oa recess uAtI O'clock
D. In 20 enable MIN To- 40 -; that ne subsequently aie
I.lr. r.tI guge B!Ar us coansc. and podt" his
i.ti-. ut r, naun - S.'rrty 90 war Ihe .ri'g OF
rest il.G tnu reply ot tn President 'ccrrtaE TIE
-n- were rsidi witness, r'sumlus 'H7tlA"l iIAt ne
ys4 90 t- p!r,ltlut 20 tlIa the boar tad 'r lee ghA
u'tcd. and was informed 1t Was a0odt IU.-O
l,l -. tlF,.u before tr, Hon. COMMITTEE, co"Guy
oisI,c t,-l Mr.. Mana ser 5 iiaon AM 'r CARPENTER
~ .. ,r.rIre afrf, t, Con, aittre amt CROSSE A.i:-
IA ai.ra-; Iuy good lawyer would have advised nm
Hs ;iau.u-!. would De n-t-rate advice to . gu.ly
LOG ~ tdid he wa- compelled ~ call the atteAt..L
~ .lc .-.aH't % these sle r.dis; la" senate vas
Tae on.- oi ,ho Managers 10 submit testimony OF
Marsh i.tu 8eH.,, i'Itr Con Iittt'' allowed
Yea - Nays ~. The i,s ny, s iN"n hrsorc tnat
ln.u',.t .r, WI- JirG .ctl - cUE 5T ,ir. tB u"r.
NJ. i ,l.uu ts-r 4uuJ 't..d tHi tr, u l"- - were
through Wl ,.r exception oi tFu "ii.tS"s Evans anu
Fisher, and thought 70 ssioc t1a, OHc OF tn,iu would
Ue NuIslt.i.
A tr,sn from j. j. Esn"f PartHcr Of Eyaas'', was
ilf lb. liN tld Bhalr
Haa let Fu:t -i fpT Washington ami INA, ho q SAtD
would h, IlUrf t'-fuJrIUV.
IT,. senate s.ft!ng as . Court of Impeachment, ad-
juurnrd uutll - oClJcA Tomorrow.
Iuc -ut, ,l-rced 10 The anrndm ut5 " the House
to tn. b 40 HIcIi tho BJBlupt sos, nd COMMITTEE
Conference was appointed A,DOarn,t until IL O'Clock
Tomorrow