, 1876-03-06

,Ioa y under i tthoI \lax sgalnas - br'bins
Govarnneakt ''oflecn. 10 !nstatsd that
II hid boon asiongiy represented to him tg
Democratic .non,bor Of ths Commi.teo that hc
would bo thun liable, and, upon bc!ng shown aho
law bv this frtsnd, 10 waa convinced thas no
might bo tndiosod, and 40 actually LOFT torn 3D.
foro tho Attornoy- -Qeurys1 ~ tho Ptestdsnk bad
Aoen tho astdonco.
On EVEN HEARD ANT OF THE DETAILS
In 1act. mother ons Of tErna oven KNOW tnas
Mars1 had givon testimony before tie Commit
tso in roEsrd to Con. De!knap ut all before ho
had loft the city with tho intention Of
going To Canada. Tho facts, however, which
havo como to lghG. for tho frat time tiiis evon-
ing ax tho faii responsibility for Mafsh's ab'
tho Democratic majority Of tho Com,nittco which
took his testimony. It appears thnt !topnb1ihan
mornborB OF the Comu,ittoo suggested. when
Marpkl lad tlna1iad hls testimony, that he ought
not 10 DO discharged under any circumstances
aa thors would bc further aao for utn In aub6o"
auont proceedings
to1nyes, dlonenscd from this. and inslttcd or or
having Inn dsmtssed' ~, and h;ns thns eeDsa o 1,ia
aimo,t Insta,tiy. Altar Mureh reached
Nav York. ipfornatlon waa given to Tho Demo-
crats that Marsh MAS about to leave New 1ork.
and inquiry vas nado Wnesaor II VIZ a,,t s1,nro ~
Arrest him, hn1, az consequence, no Was lfee 70
Icnve fof Canada. 10 far, therefore, from TO-
apona{hlity for his escape resting olticf upon
tic President tho AtotnSY-denora,; OF soo ,te. eo
en.ifo responsibility aeoms TO- rest upon
tho Chairman and htu Democratic naaocates.
ClYnor did this with tho concurrence Of the
other Democratic momberh Of tho Committce.
T,af t1fnf
fnr tIlat Marsh would be needed II tho ltouss
was going on NTH the Impeachment. ClTner
replied, thai It would bo unnecessary Tor u afsn
TO b. horo, ainco hia testimony had been taken.
C}ymer thor. requested Marsh to accompany him
to tho oilsco Of the sorgeant-at-Arne. md 'lo
would sec that ho was paid bis fees snd mileage;
Cl1mcr did this, snd titus otfectunlly EouaoVoa
Marsl1 from the Jurisdiction Of the 1louBe.
MA1sM NOT IN DANCER
Tho partisan fn1aoness OF tho charge that the
Republicans have sought 10 remove Marah rom
The country BY using ha tessisnony agaigst Lin,
iB further shown By tbs fact thai the ltesieoo
statutos, Sec. 1889. provides that no testimony
glyon By witnesses before o.hos House. or be-
foro any Committee Of oithorxlouHe Of congrcas,
shall DO used ns evidence ag3fnst him tn any
nrogocyjtion in nuy court. except In prosecu-
tion for perjury committed III giving such toati-
moDy. .-.-
FROM NEw TonK 10 Pou0HKEErs1f.
| Uispatch to He,s YORK. Herald.
pououKEErg1E, N. T., March 3.-AB tho
O'Clock train from Albany lay nt tho Grand Can:
tral depot this afternoon. forty minutes ahead
Of Tho starting time, stranger with q eatcho
and shawl or 1np roto ontortd tho passenger
room. aud. aftor securing ticket tor Montreal.
stuck 1t In llia hat 1nd commenced Walking np
sud down tho room With hia head down ~ ~ u
| which would DO tho agnal for the opening Of tat
doors for paBsongera to board tho train. Sud
donly tho signal wha given. the doors opoued, ,hnt
tho stranger hurried to the cara. ,,.
4, ,A,,rx 1tR,zf % d
Watching him ooaely and, calling tho conductor
Of tho train, Haid to him, " Do you 800 tha
man with the satchel and shawl ?" , The eon
| tnctor nodded hia he9d. "That man." saId th
Delknap, tho Secretary OF War;" Marsh. nLo'
| TO got ca sho platform, asked where tho Montrea
car waa, and, haatentpR In Il, put hts luggage Il
tho rack nnd engaged borth. Just bofoFo t1
| train reached Poexsii!l ho showed conasderaol
An1et; about something, and neryous'y asxo
tho conductor whom d train went back to Nov
! York. Tho conductor told him he could 60 .
iar az Gar1lBon's. When tho train etoppcl a
peokHkfll he rot OF md wnlkod up aud dow
tho platform of tho depot hia apparent nervous
RoBS increasing aud attracting tho attention G
almost everybody on the train.
Tho conductor OF tho eloep!nR GET aBkcd LIZ
II 10 WAS going back. He replied by asking tl
conductor how long before down train woul
Gnrrlson's Dad catch one there. By this tim
tho train waa moving away from Peeksklll, an
Marsh Jumped On board and onco EaoEe snterc
tho Montreal chr. IA tho train moved asonl
whom hall way up tho aisle OF the cal, and ruai
Ing out On the platform. jumped from tho tra!
With Ills luggage. narrowly escaping Bovoto ii
1ur!es.
Ho rematnea ut peeksk!ll till tho Q o'cloc
train from New York arrived. when ho got Q
board, and passed hero at 8.42 p. NJ, On rout
to montreal.
Ann1yA1 At MONTREAL.