The New York Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1859, Page 8

wee x 8 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL, 29, 1859. . Sc SSRN E I MLSE A LE SPE TOPE OO AP Sama in °°) SERRE SEAS AMR OR a ar aa — = > — amit wv, Cowrs, April?—Prt to, Norval, Treff-y, trom. ww FESTIMONY OF EDWARD M. TIDBALL. phe, ra vebeid oe) BARIPIM BR UNF BLEYOSRCB. | woe a YHE WASHINGTON TRAGEDY. 1 ee ar oa ty sem. | Pein ne SSimote ians, | AA) on! | SESSben vitae Panny Pom io, Mam Boe tion at the time of the homicide was directed maze to Mr. | would hs: : yew vous: A ivntitt area rl ict Reanim Prince, fo Howon: Par. of Daniel E, Sickles for Killing Sickles? manner than anything; Tooght was reiner | oo eiisinet : saree H 67 | vem arsell for Noviease ie By Warwink, Daverger, Trial cool and deliberate ; his face was somewhat pale, of speeey clones 7 Couuana, cour: excitement? Aprh - Philip Barton Key. Br Brady—Have you ever visited « lunatic asylum? ‘Witness—I bave always found him calm; that exteras ‘Witnees—Not tbat I reoellect. enpeorance sarngs sxiaias L bava.nieare Soves 1.20 " b befor Q—Have you ever talked with an insane person? . Ould—He ws a man of great command over his r Received A.—1 do not recollect fevimge? besa. acreage v censary at some nage to inlarpoge an objection to going pain nzaur com at Mo aye of um eats Fore pene. tiok he isa calm man; T donot know that ert wou'd be, that there had no4 beea a thorugh search tawte | Dat ofken sen Mt ‘ erful feslings’ Ak the samio tne) I remested te. lignes Jacquet talaonrd Heda, Fu. be lity WB Dean, ion, from Greencek Stet uit for Additional Rebutting Evidence for | of wie pe/son of My. Kry vt tbe tia of the homicide, ans |" Pir'tne tapression of bis eyes at the time of the | Want im * 3 Sper Soe Pelee Rae te 8 eeiinnatcran. Merch 21-4 rr douthernar, Ciifard, Meastos (and Deputies the presimpie gee mae® Hoe the prosecution t0 | pomimde td been totaly diferent from their oOArY | 7 yr, Ouid-—Then you bave uever seen him under aucn | SBF} tornet Won Jachaonenient Ht Piergma. | ot nRANTan MOG By Aria Nar the Prosecution, aegstize ne eas — gene Laypoibeats correat y; | °*}rernee, zee noel not have noticed it, would y chiens tenons sa casirod Break exercise Of Bell-voatro: or | Eebr Lovet. Pencore, Masbia Hevenneh =) Uoidea Murray. oa apa Jone Bena mre estan, Bld v Gety— 3 ‘. ; —I wink » self com ry 11D, Peaber, tsa = Serunton un de ; ate ron, : ap ad Be. &6., do. ‘we suppose that there was a thorough Bearch made. A iiice Brodhead, of Pennsylvania, Mr, Holdimer | Wituess—I raid no such thing; Tsay that I have always Ebr biten Buber, Sieelmaby deotyctowa-cWsuou Moar. Habra repo) 94 pit Carisle argued that shew it was Aliowadie to ex | ys John J. MeEibone were called, but noe of them fern bim cala abd hab wever provivas wo uit had acon | frbeG Broce rage Grotuminea 7 wigena. B eta Pusdiog. go; / en a) wer im i mity, 1 aoe 0, Mobi! SPECIAL REPORT TO THE HERALD. tion proposed was witain tbe principle of revuttiog tes i Ke TESTIMONY OF CHARLES HOWARD. Mr. Brady—-Your attention had been drawn to Mr. Bebe & haan. atiling. hiner. oto e i penne ge Be pe t Wasmivorox, April 21, 1859. | AT prety astked Mr. Carlisle for the card which Dr. | Charles Howard, examined by Mr. Carhslo—Mr, Key | Key's nuncuvres about that bones? ealam—ik WW o0ed b Ld, yah i gine, Wulenms Gato. Paloeece ond ‘The proceedings in the Sickles case to day were Interest- | stone adcresse d to Mr, Pendieton with these papers. was my brother-in-law; this is the paper which I produced itucss—Yes, for twelve mouths, Pe dew a hoe Harsha; J Raver, Allen, aan Re: 5 Jug ratber than important. The first incident was a letter ‘The card Wag handed, to be jedges ant esamiuet. yesterday and handed to Mr, Pendieton, TESTIMONY OF COL. BERRET. Bebr TC Ly wan, *tanyard, % oe forage Portal, Ou, a Crock. f the jorors, which counsel om both Mr. Brady, stated that Mr. Pendioton nat communicated | 70° AY TY Ut ou ienow ii relation to it, Col. Berret, Mayor of Washington, swora—Was preaont.| fio» Row Hnil Hn | Provtlonos- ee ele Paced ves wants by aoe ore: addressed to one oF tbe? these payors to Mr. Carlisle shortly after tho homicide. ir. ho Bleep Biv Wabe: Levee ct. ¥ Cweutia: Hold Hunter, creeuy, Madras; Great Weatera, Fur: sides consented he should read, when he declared be | ‘1. yroseaution therefore bad these ‘papers ip their bands. Witnese—Ii was shown to me by Mr, Pendleton, some | at Mr. Sickles’ house on tho afternoon of the killing ol | Steamer Mars, Nichols, Philadelphia, ber York, " Knew roibing he r. The Jndgo, on perusing it | Ir they ‘were relevant, as they are, ver vaot aod | jour or pye days after Mr. Key’s desth; I was thon atthe | Mr. Key; I went there with the Chief of Police, from the | Steamer ‘pbadtaltasiaadly ir Nite Loxnun, ‘pril Ret fomarce, Meloke (Bp). Ranson, Dom * wp outrageous ioterference wish justice. 4 Very important, they should have been gt un er house of Mr Key; returned to Baltimore the Thursday | Club Houee; when we reached the house we foaod there US sleamsbip Harriet Lane, Unwmander Jrbn Faunce, left dey: 4b, Srare the Ocean, LUrummond, do; Devonshire, Hed with abuse of the prisoner. a eae a diate ay Teeie iiendootion by tho de. | worn after Mr. Key's vrata before [lof Warn.neod, | wo policemen, Mr. Wooldridge, A. Bickle, and, per- | Moytturo dasohs arate tt¥eraucco in tvdara tean | Oi it, Whinwind, Bagel, ausblad, (aa wl tom ¢ proveution seemed anxious to expla away the | They should vot uow have the privilege of oon. J Mr. Piniclon, Sees tacher whieh: Sapiagie. ote apmed hapa, several other gentlemen; Tentered the house by the | 3 iy vo 7, G2 naw wlarae Amerian sing) showing a red Tat be yggiroms sever Sardi and Mavens (and a mand Liv g eof proof. V hei for the prosteu M te ¢ M "y aI e ; |, LBD GI ora a , experien: 5 fact of toeir wot haying produced the papers foaed on th» J. ine raat aid nok vrei: bellove thas everyehiog | with thie, ant I thiwk Lean resd it (Produces ® traatla | tere sound Mr. Sichles, who remained thera. fee or tac-| bears e® ara eW anion, oun be proved bewit | eee ar Grovesend 82, Plorenee, Dumaresq, Bhuagbse; 4th, pe Bee od the 0. One | Oe ; pronuee Top of it, wade by bimseis. body of Kayyendifhe,Cqurt allowed them.to do » e | (ou on ue person of Me. Key lad been needs per. Gntiinie mended it ihe Judge, remarking that a bo cage; | | lobes perfect saa stesmer in every reepact varing the gales | Cincjonatna Doane Bombay. bere tee prekienpary ‘iat | she wan comprtied'is boar ins far 1k Baura, Lawton, March 30~Sid Poorlees, Hilton, and Arbutya, Ba neises, however, dectared he saw some other | court? The ject tna’ the other things were found soows J : a tad 7 ailie B.id, he bad better go to jul, ant, " eothon hae Saas Tekeansly mantioned, which create | ‘bat the person of Mr. Key bad been eubjectad to the | copy of it bad i nm banded to counsel on the other sid>. | | -smitation would tate place; he gala that was whet te le nan nano am Man Male *T har Grom Ulagwon)s BOSE S eens, Bean terd, Cmareni ire 8 beside oni t M } J ht 9200 of some persous ho had got been produced a8 wit (40 Mr. Brady)—1 do not recoguise the naud- wriuag athe Ide i bole desired; went to, and, Tthnk'remsinod ta tne parlor tye t eurprice. fer by the prosecution. He argued, press phe ee bs Thea Lotjeut 0 ite or tep aoc T mean Me. Sickles, Ronert J. eee te " 4 -, bia: a ore ed i Ke Siok | C prod Ue 18 * oe & " B00n 4 we . Apr at jon Tho jeiter in. cypher feubd on Key Mr. Blokles objected ao ena ee planet Attorney bwin | Tho Jacge carefuily read the trawslation, Seckion duamivetad MancWatter Ib Shamelctoe ty ni. WAwesnd wea cbliad sonssve ton oe Baste aatagl ence | yeemeaune heb e-Tobes lee Aeaeieer Melee Se ‘Wideing read, and the Judge ruled it ont, as having no fa ons Roy matters belonging t at. Wr, Carlisle remarked thut this cy pber letter made it8 | thoveand thauks for callie,’ ba exbinted. mosh focting | ime dried nenrly S00 miles wo the SK. nud was Wotit LA. Morning Bas tandall for Liserpool: tana, Porver for thing to do with the case. It is said the letter was from sa tre Siben ‘ue evidunce for the | appearance yesterday, in the courre of the cross-exami- and epone of bie ebila pi his bouse belog disoonred, peulpg back $6, 1H pate longings were ae _jaureneay Ra Frenchen Neb 13: Baile oF [A223 yee Norris, Fol- Mrs. 8., expressing her aMction for Key, Its authen- | fret pect to cesvain papers that par aaecarea tae matguuns aud Hie Gonmsed for the defovce | and immediately tberesfter toox @ Feat on tne Bot. struck by Jigttolog, biting tbe tore trnox, carry: | traci ore Cox; Oeiavodar Raecomnt Nostberk Usowan Bar’ jee hands of Dr, Miler, and which papare oame iato tbe pos- | th ot The proeucution had ‘proved ait | Wet Hew tly; Lremaiked to him that ho wonld have to | ngswes outrieger, and sheo exploded Oleg tan aundapbere | leu: Nulonnl Lagi, Mavrewe, anderendridge, Wiubews Unde ticity is doubted, session of Dr. Miller some four or five days after tne recor © Ouse, oa pre Jeave there very soon, and reqnes-ed bim to be 10m posed: | With srarks ano «u's hur; waa 25 days up to the Banke Mansaniuca March 30-Ia port brig Meteor, Raynes, for Apoiber letter, from a lady, asking for a private inter | pomicide. The law ia undoubtedly very clear, tear ao- | about the lettor except the handwriting, and they DOW | 0° caig he would be: his outmarst of grief contiourd four Sit Pelesting, fra. Loadun, aad Curmouto, aMatebJ1, | Boson 10 care, gh res i te of other tm | th but rebutting evidense ead bo received for the | held that it ovebt to go to the jar: ew had avy 21g: | oP hee minutor: he mad rest with mébe and 178 passepgera, t) E & Morgan MonTevingo, Feb 28~Arr barke J Brae, Gayle, Balul- view, was fonnd on Key, together with cards of ot : Uniad & in the present stage of the I thinic Hoy OF ALY relation to the cuise, {$ was y-oper that ob OvepErbot temaearieanip cer eal tapnT bere mae thi Hoo ges. Guascow Nov i7. ole Cork 58 days, wth | more tnd proceeded wo Remurlo), March 5. Swan Lannp, do @ien of this city; but Mr. Sickles objected to thelr PEE | pe vidence ie rebuusiog, and tbat the United Siaes | tbat mguilicansy should be commun heard in spy'part of thie rosa: Tuocomputed vas to }xl avi | (and proceeded to Buenos ayres). did fe 13 exhe Btorm Php Celera Empire Jieree, civeroool, Peb 22, with mdas, pe OT March 31-Cid Anua Wilson, Rutherford, New ht Puree iGo ‘oopteacy wtodaand heavy | yoie : % NW 10 | " Mexnourne, Feb 4—Tn port ships Alexender, Holway, for Rae vated to the jury by 03 9 y \. * y, wrout Mi \, orig Naakia, Mosely, mace known, which was considered au act of delicacy 08 | havea right 10 introduce evidence, 40 far as it goes, to | the withéss who has decypbered i gad asveriaioud tho | Jy company with ihe Chief of Potion aud Robert J Walker} ‘compelled 10 ran 160 Memsiioen ite ak cirmiin Darben, Ore 5 ts alos mevt the eviderce introduced by the defence, Ie muet be | Key to mi re igs was not “pl dg fogs ay td he Fer med op the way to be reetve, and mate gestures | Fone sy, the cook, died’ In port March 13, berde seleon isoe, Roberts. for NYorts . ; svorhbt » | confined exclusively to these Miller pap written foreign Invgaage, an he le i : * a pe Bal Wg: &t Marya, mpavin, from Pbiladelpbis arr 7th, diag; Lingoln, ‘ on slowly, aud seemed ‘ . 1s Of Ove lelter a \, 0 Sav Ors is a eorgetown, 8), diag; Mary » Joues, Var jeoner, The prosecution got on slowly, & ne why eareseaniee Kane etter was written by the sudétication of vve le the crowd; Loon't know whether he saintot mogroty par. | eignalized a stip bored Ino Hiver Mais, wowing a white Hig : iow ecg; Raat ‘Mer- sosiaed us to their courge. They asked the Court to ad Mr. Ould—Did you obgerve Me. Sickies at the time of desig gf an atte cae wes bag ye ticularly; thore was a very briof exammmation at cay jul | with bine torder ana setter D the ceutre, bad isequarestorn wa be ee aviier, Freya; Eady (uriental), sual time, and even F od to adjonra | the bomicide? Maange Tae atc ete ogeuton | BE MaUner Was Compored under the erreumacauces; did | fUMp lore ehd mizeD topualiant mynm's nud bi Jet brad: Fer 20, | Neweastiaeto mprii2—Cld Rivalio, Cogslan’, Boston; El- Journ before toe usual time, Mr. Brady—TIs that rebutting? sumed that, at this stage of the cavse, the prosecuiioa not se¢ aby exhibition of grief there, such a3 | Bave des. |) M5240 8, lop 4640 W. aaw am awenomonp er showing feat’ | Jon, Muir, NV Ork till Saturdey; but the Jury declared their desire to go on . Ould ai gued that it was, ag directed exclusively and | should not be driven to proof of the handwriting, aud as | cnog y poldiigl iter Mari Career ate] Song April l—Arr schre Feehion, Jones Jarkvonvilles with the case without unnecessary delay. To-morrow | soi ineue of frenzy or insanity of the prisaner. | ie bad been found onthe porton of the decensed, it should | WI Ay pig you observe the amount of effort it cos! | $84 “ine slanal. dlagonnty vag’ Wont abvwine' Marra | HOME Colhoe, Forkia Sid. Mareh St penre Itover, Kemp, will no doubt finish the evidence, and every one is curious Mr. Brady argued that it wea not rebattiog, as this wit- | go to the jury. him to compose bitnsei! ? aipvaia, 48 Loliows: Let, m white pototad signal with a red pall | ton, F iJ p Sweating Minit Cha to see if the prosecution will undertake to avsait the former ebwacter of the prisover. Such evidence is certain!y irrete- # bat beep examined, aud bad stuled everythinghe bad Mr, Brady—What is it to rebut? mS «4 —T corta olevovered an effort to become tranqn’’ | 27,8 hoe, ehiveand blue borizsutal stipes; 8d, a white sig- Prexavacco, March 19—Arr sche Pavny, Wicks, NOrleans ved Mr. Siekles gay oF do; if tais were perusited it | Mr. Curliete—Not to rebus anybing in this aepect of tho | 4 V7 pies yo thes portance of Majin view of Tue | Be) wi black equare In it, tb, ated ewntiow tal; Sth, Mela. | (raid anne dae he Ha Juveteoy; Ish, Sarkn Shae E Lex. would allow all the witdesses for the prosecution to be re- | case. It was brovght out by te delvace. crowd through*which we bad wo pass. ‘ val witb 4 blocks us kyvares, ebuE and Dak la OpyoBita var Potiadelobia; Kemderr, Pincaney, Kicnmond 24 days etch or, 1 5 dat 2703, lon bi W, naw an - es at ‘ ated Mr. Braiy—Then we ougnt vw offer it in evidence, not arwerioag ehto stead | (and aid same day for Ki> Janeiro) merce, Barnes, vant and illegal, end willbe ruled out: bat the prosecution } Caleta prisoner hal mate a engges- | you. 4 TESTIMOKY OF A(183 RIDGELEY. og gnaie Nat red witb a whie ores; YB, rat | Pbilarel, Ma; sebr Kioefaaer, Holes Noston; mt, barks J & may damage the pritoner in the estimation of the Jary, If | von he esired to state. If be hud mot perasission of tno | Mr. Cartiale—The game right which entitled nstoshow | —jiies Octavia M, Ridgeley wus recalled —She was acoomm- P.. Alo tue ® DoW avio apparently anoding SWe > | waeerd. Willams Charice Mlansaroits. atria! ‘bat is their purpose, by stating what they éesire to Court be would vo state i id hein apts, gt peeing Sea ese thay | Panted into conrt by her mother and stepfather. Bark Lives Cewart, Werte “St Jago, April 7. with augar, Boston, Vink, Montiel, Noneinw iy Janoiey: 3h bare J prove, thus putting the statement before the public, Such | sndae— tre wt ie weiageakions otiae prisoner at tho bar | been procuced Dy the oitier side, Too defence nad gone | Kr. Ould—Were you present in the house when Mr, | | Kar Julia Conn (ot Buckeo-rt), Koss, Cardecas, 8 days. Lathe Rua het Re uchiop, Mompton . de,10 RP Buck & Co pers Pbitade) Jing Due Lorene Bio) Quipe Palermo, & dara, with fralt | “Oetixwows pee Eee ee eee s considered bere as unprofessional. To morrow | |. . is “tet e far 08 0 sbow bbut there Were Other things 00 (be bod % & couree is conside if is this: that On the inatetinent the state of tae mind of | 8 far as 1 r things on 7 | Sickles returned from Jadge Black’s ? Apriit— srr etelog Sup, Basin, Callao; 4b. A.--T was. and Urimeone, to Draocer & Devlin Ex,erlseced heavy wexth | Gariand. ——, N¥o #; Victorive, Jones’ Momo Paseed MW will cecide thie important point, and it would be well if | the prisoner at the time the offynce was committed was | vf the cccunsed, nos rst proved, but bad goue uo farther; . e the point at whch the prosecution started. The Darden | auc he held that the prosecution bad a right to takeup the er; anetained a me daa: fryer the prosecution were guided by the seusible remark of } Cri toot wes on them 10 show that de ene a poraon of | Wuread, aud show ihst shie was a paper hay og a meauivg; | Q.—What part of the honse? ig dense. 10 dave,’ tor NYer er no? oettutla, Thompern, trons Liverpool, the Hxnai of Tuesday last, which attracted attention | Soong memory ond discretion at the tite the act was | whether adutvexbie im evidence, was another matter, He | A.--Jn the bagenent with au, 19th inst, Ia | "Rouen, Anril 1—Arr Abellle. Frechon, Charleston, Bere. any wanton attampts to cast opproblam on the | onmmitted. °Fuey introduced thelr proof ate parsioular | off-réd i now, on the groaud that tbe Daited Biaes uaving | Q—Did sou reipain there? Sfjath 7 pameedwene patel work ofa vessel's hove, ato | | Evia, Maren tn par bark Wary Bron erty a . > pal OED spot apd particular time, and exbausted their proof. put in evidence whet matiers were found on the body o! —Part ot rhe time. e. es for Loston’ ldg. brige Mariba ¥ ortbtogton, lee, 7] | Prisoner or deceased bi moe el oe hag hs Weis exitetention bre, Doyle continue: a Wan present the deceased, exclasive of this letier, and the defence hav- | Q.—Did you see Sir. Sickles? Pa Pe iy enh ap Gh ne CY re Adaya whh | Cusbing (Br), Eien for slorceatme lag bo wurely condemned by public opinion, If ih the club hoy: aboat Beveu o'ciock oa the evening of & DrOURLE ou) © of catieraa ie 1—: his leer, the prosecution are euutied to | | A —Leid, aw he got out of the carriage; I ald not see | "ire marc oa Castine (of Onssive) Lautelo, Saguey ape th | chy aco,-Apel TAB port hark Jeb Wlotrop, Webeler, frome efforts aye made the prosecution will close early to mor- | the homicide; wus standing conversing with Dr. Miler, | show what it weave, ; bim any more. i itty Woilb eugar sud molssnes, to Breit Son & Vo. 1a ius 84¥ | Rieck Suuall, Burns, from and tor Pbiladalobia next 44 yow, and the summing up will follow. The defence mean | When some one who was examining the clothes said, “Aers ol bas made a vory naive argu Q.—Yon did nat go up stair while he was there? bark Dew Ni mpire trom Mataozea, gciog In brarha (B ), from aud for N vork, disg, to losd at ‘Damberland = : ss onpoede: a an 4 1¢, Plummer, Macbias, 10 daye, with spars, to | Horta; Kate Pendergrnst, Goff, for st Jonos, NF ,, | ave some papers)” [requested Dr, Miler to take charge of ctly conceded that this was not re- A.—1 aid not, 4 pene aarenes . : Kal a ; 3, NF, to be brief, and the case may go to the jury on Saturday, | qyom; J did not touch these papers; my attention was | butting evidence, and, therefore, under the receut ral- Mr, Unid—We were under the impression that you bad ree w é st 4, | With toremset aud maintopaalent mast wane : aye oe not tisued to the geaich of the clutues; alsboct every body | ing ef th Coutty 1 7As uot eompstans. |e space of | een up stairs, aud had even Wr Sickles thers.” AS you a tigen nh Pitiiater, Machine, 6 days, wih spars, to Peck Hare Mirch SEH aioe, Gaeind NYork, >) E . at came in had access 10 the clothes of (oe deceased. we ty of the place where the boly was lying, | say you were pol I rouble you or. bebr Mem Rirésal, Virginia. enmeNe le PROCES eee Tae si 21, 1859. ms Mr Carlisle—i ep a oirgnorctedl houre after tho | and Of the acecan wit mony persons had D> his cloner, Mr Ould stated there were but three other witnesses | Sehr san Ketohom, Virgnla, ALEXANDRIA, April 18 Arr He tohe Arotis, Tasker, 8t ge Wamunatax, ADE 2I; F850. 1 qoenesiatoquaee; ibe polly: wae Where al thet titi aud of the fact that these papers or some paper ad deed | ou th's branch cf the euse, ona owe of these bad been at | felr aM meu, ne Virgin John. Ni Sit aclira snow Squall, Bucs, Newburyport, Lucy ‘The veual crowd is in attepdanve this morning, acd the To Mr. Ould—L first saw these pepers ia Dr. Miller's | im the banos of Mr, Wier, Me, Mier, alr Sone, Me. | tached. Ls Wished to Huish the brugch before he com Beas pared ters te rly Mie AYe sch? Joven Spaivac, Bay NYork Ald brig 0 game interest continues to be manifested in the procsed: | honds; Tmade no searoh of the body, aad was not present | Pendleton, six, Howard and Mr. Carlisle; tho prosemntion | mexeed ou another, Tt wax moro than.provarta that tas | fehrO.s Ropkicw, Phil ios, Virgtots, $day: Rogere, Brilt, Hosion; schre ininnd Ch'y, Conkiln, and a Howe, A When the search was made by the Corouer. hal all the papers in ita pessession beldre tne indict | wi'bess who had been atuacned (ex Senator Brodhead) | Sehr Ds sawyer, Fleraon Virvinia, Applegnie, NYork, i ngs. s Mr. Ould bad another polut oa whwh be wished to ex- | ment woe found, and if they aeemad it approoriate to give | would be here to morrow morping. Behr Adele, Baker Balumore. 4 days, sOETON, ee 20—Arr ebips Mindostan. Jayne, Calouttas| Amorg the letters received by the counsel on elther | gayi this witpess, if te defenco bad no odjection, any of thea ip evicepve that Were admissible, toey should Mr. Ba‘y—Do you wish it postponed till te morrow Echr Bacelnior, Vivek, Baltimore, bey Aindley, oo; bark, Kedioe, Ferrel, NOrleans; aide from various parts of the country, one was received Wr. Brady—Go on. bave dore 80 when they were proving their case, Not | morure? ae? wigs? Ro ah te 5 solutes Ota pene Barry ge rats meee: mirtuee ty, f lady signing here Mr. Stanton—The suggestion of the prizoner at the bar | having then produced thos eypher letter, tuey canuot now Mr. Guld—Yen, + Bebr © bright, Parber Lndeo, 6 dave. igi Galveston: Vusbtt : baro, sharp; Gregon, Mayo, and My- this morning by Mr. Brady, from a lady signing herself | |. tis: on this indlotiweut that the state of the mind of | produce it. Nothing eumuluive can bé reoaived. Waar | Bir. Brady—Wo have no objection, jp) eee becncke oh Lea ou a erate Mage ptnal nee nme im Greck characters, “Olympia Aiken,”” and describiog | the pi jsoner, at the time ike of» uce was committed, was | bad dicappeered from the person of Mr. Key, and what | Mr. Ould—Or perhaps postpyned to Saturday; to mor Bebe Gyrus Chamberiatn, Ha lett, Bosion, 3 days, tavk Aiver, Va; Chall: Bulla k, Norfulk; BW ge, Berself as ‘one of the order of frailty—one of the sim- | the pom? et which the prosecution started. The burden | appears left th a state of the greatest confusion aud | row wili be Good Friday. Bebr J Reed, Svetson, Obatbum. Emal), Norfolk vio Saugiisy Excelal, Biley; BR ‘andi: oe sculice pocket Sant- | Of proof was ou them to show that he was.a persoa o” | doubt, Then, #boee handwritivg was this cy per letter in? | | Counsel lor deence—The better the day tho better the | Socp Bery Clay. aie, Counestiont River. 3 daye, cont and. Wiliam. Soo wnao. aleyahds ty, (Neptune, Myere, pie waiters for the wave of some masculine poo sound mewory and diseretion at the time the uct was | Was it in a niale or femaie haudwrising? Was iteon- | deed (ft ietaienas Wangettn ioe, New Retina Turner, Gifford; a” Eanmood, Paver Dect B metab oan Kerebief.” The letter is dated from West Randoloh, Vt., |S crmy They intgoduoes, thelr provt ata parsloular ied wih apy person in this cuse? Ho bad askod Mr. Mr. Qul’—Some peoplo regard Goot Friday a3 ons of Steamer Akl BOWnER Clack, Foewaeuie: Covneily; K hom; ‘Vanmpeon, and Joha R Plater, Gai ron Mr. Howard for 8 cyobur lotter | the boil st days, ond sumo of tho jury migat dvsire not to jet, and tue reply was, ‘Would yoa | be here to moriow. x rue circumstances?” ” Ove of ihe jurors said the jury did mot desire to adjourn | Ship Agnew Andes and asks the coupsel’s atention to the following extracts | eyctand porticular time, and exbacned their proof. We | Carlisie for an r from “White Lies,’"— bave not cailed a tingle witness jn answer to that eyi. | to sbow to Mr. deuve; We Lave shown other tacts by other witueses | CO tue rome w peop, Fhiladelpuia; yobh ‘toeayn, Kondouty BELOW. Ss pes, Kaymond, NYork Télegrephed bark ou SF aa from Glasgow Jan 31, NGsleans, Signal fora ship and « ey ship, two b Td bave no wasps round my honey. It my wife took a | going tou question on which the burden of proof was on | . Mr. Cariisle—Iv which you made no reply. over tomorow; they bad ¢ volemy anty to perform, ani { */% 8 bark anda cere haat ane rly brige ate io the os. bouad Jo ” Od abip ‘Rete, Knut Jover, 1 would not lecture tbe woman—what’s the ube? | the tceocution Mr, Biady—fo which 1 mode uo reply, because Iwas | wou’ prefer tocome here an? perform it. Bark N heen: Catvennonsiche ines ‘Ade: ‘in, Bar. nchles, NYork; eohts J mictersoo. Haker, ‘ape, Ya kill ‘be man, then and there. Vd kill ‘dim in doors or fhe Jucge—Cousiderable evidence baying been given | DOL to presume that what [ should do woud be any Tho Jodge said he bad no serupies ia the matter, and jark Norumbega, Galveston; acl leetwood, Alexandria, 4 * , a Hiag- th, Rogers, savannah; Mownligbt +titea, oharle out. Jd kit bim as! would killa s if khe took 4 . of the pri- | authority tor yeu. They had no opportunity of seewg | bles it was precsed upoa dim be would nu! adjvara o7er Wind during the cay from W to 8. % auctber, I'd send him alter the ret, aud soon, Wil ONE | goner, the Uniied Stace propose lo prove facta aai oir. | What this lettcr meant, and bad as this woman was, tasre | the Court, Piladelohia; ‘ary | Man) Bilien ue. cumstances (0 meet that evidence. A large jon of the | mizht bs sore lingering touch of pity or regard tor Mir. Brady sald he did not know whether the counee! in Telegrapn Marine keports, ah ; to See ih a Be'ore proceeding to business, the Jadge said tut there } evicenve for the defence has been to show this couditioa | Witch would induce the pritoner to save her tuccher this disu ict were in the habit of asking for adjosrament | SANDY BOOK, Apyil 21, snnret-One bark oassing to the the cuter: se B Pane Gre Bae oats none ner, and if it were pot to be met because tho | posure. They Pbould not, therefore, be forved ww baying | On religious grounds. Counsel ia New York were not. Bovk; one ship and one vark at wachor wt toe 34 Spt;, bound . » ad 4 tending to show the Condition of uusound mi dln th " Of the prise L mt BOuntD. Tor Liver Jos Bekerson, Carne M Rich. Wes Nets. ee eee Sfeeten to one oF: She Jurors...» || nited Paates did novintrasuce 16 in the'Ouevee Or thm di; | Miim.cy phen tee pot ta. eyidaioe: Tho matter ended by the Judge directing that the Court | QW Kwmsbip Cepsoon, ror Liver ouch, ysaeed the bar atz | Joh Klddomen, Cara MH ay Baldwin, Ontter, Ha The letter is directed to Mr. Wilson, ia care Of the | rect yidence on the partof the prosecution, 1 never could Mr. Cas isle claimed that tue prosecution was entitled to | adjonrn till to-morrow, pre nepspiret re ship te. the ill fea banger, burnamy NOsican barbs Isvardon, Dong! Judge. It bore the New York post wark. de met. The counsel who last atdrersed tue Court labore | the opening ond cloge of this argument, and paid that he beore ta Wind Nght tecm' By westher Nesp rite id jd Sexony, Fepper. NOrleaos; brige 9 P. Brow Assent was given on both sides, aad the leltar was | UOder & minwake io rayiog that the burden ot proof of the | wade this statement because he apprebduded Vaal, with City Lnteiligence. QUAN, April 21, eurnct—So vemscls lo night. Wind freeh Fake tae a SH yp Tern es ao ues Sedition to Mr Wilson, Nee eee ee ee ee ne ad ine, te ee tiemee th (ie ce ne lee oon ee Sane Laisa! be Woitise: Dibcien, Mei .aaks Wanbaastlas: olga tir P trams ty weather Casa Or amecee Latham, Mioatitien; Serah Joboson, oy fed over iF . botso; every toaao8 presumed to be sane till the contra | has displayed sn |bis cage,) Le might be interrapted inthe 4 Beamer F Sprugue, Mathews, Philadelphia. Afier a few minutes the letter was returned tothe | ry is proved; thar 14 tho normal condition of the human | oxercive of bis right, y Z Collect and retala the whartage for the use or ovcapation | 4 SE eee. Oy gre Marsh tot, a: | BAL TIMUME. april 2) arr brie (BP), Monee, B Judge, who said this letter is handel back by the Jaror, | +40", 1 cope. | (Laupbier.) Ttink the evidence reouir- | AU er:umcut on Luis point sprung up, and occupied ean- | of certain docks, sips and piers for the term of four | CMF Omari wae tually dexiyad by ve Marsh Ia, at Forsbirg, Powel h¥orks u bre. Lutter Ohl. aie 4 able 1 e vi Bide! e ume, 40 “J * 5 al nsw Be knows nothing abont it or te writer. It procseds copies: bedava ferences re fee Maeeneld Maat 9h? SRE RR aR things that | Ye8r8, from the first of May, 1869, was gold yesterday, | supposed to have deen set cu fire. "No lives loet. nereiares Crrmey Lynn, 8 deat ; from the very worst moti It is an impertinent, Mir. Ould—Mr. Doyle, atato what was the appearance of | be objector should open and close, but Loe quostion reaily | noon, at public auction, by Simeon Draper, at the Gover. | Bur” 91 Ma ieaiak Path hag Peta A be ae ied Gance BE Secoke, Pa goo ie tear Flin bee oper and unwonted interferense with a Court of Jastive. | Mi. Sickles at that ime. Was whether the evidence is asimissible or nou Ts nor’s room, City Hall, uader the direction of Comptroller | ook to the toats, and were picked uv the uext day ‘by steamer | Jobre, NF. 4 or Mr. Brady —Do you mean to epeak of Lis countenance? very plain to him that this wes not rebutting avid Mase, | The fuilowing is a list of the pieré and the prises | ‘ity of Waehington, which carried them to Liverpool, BAK£W'S LANDING, April 19—814 sloop M B Bayles, D Mr. Brady—lI take it ior granied it is, if 4 relaves in any Mr. Ouid—Yes. ‘the cypher letter and transtation wero, therefore, ex- brovght:— Snip Uscre Jor, Sewall, from Cardiff, wih ratlroad fron: | V8 N¥ork; 2h. achr J 1. Kedner, Hndiontt, Phil way to this trial. Witnere—When I came up to Mr. Sickles he turned | viuded irom the case. RAST RIVER qhelerr at Now Cricane bx toot wan biowa ashore on Barve! | pUHARLESTON, April 18 -are shin, Now ie Biveae Buen Jus Jt docs relate to it, and relates to it exclu. | TOUnd almost immediately; I thought Lis manner was self- The Gvuusel oo both sides preerved strict socresy as to | sot No. Purchazer. Price. | hey, 27th ait snd was oviiges to lighten her of py throwing Kel: ie pte Mie Seta mee cys seth sre possessed, more than lis speech indicated; there was | (Me conteat? cr charactor of this eypuer letter, 1. Half of both piers and bulk- avertoerd hoine 400 baré OF iron. Borpeee, Seareport; ‘tebor. Ball, hockport Old sively. Let the counsel look at it, more excitement in the expression than the manner. Afier a recess of a fow minutes, bos mess wag resumed. bead, between foot of Broome Snip Finpostan, Jayne, at Boston from Caleutts, reports | ship Isabel, Folic, Buvana via Key West, Kid Dew The lefter was handed down and exemived bythe | Mr. Brady—1 don’t koow to what exteut yon have given ae Carlie ose ad Dapor'was not admissible with |" © strcet.,..c004..sescresaceesn aA, Doherty. $3,950 ro carat gale, lost bulwarks and split foretopmast Drop, Terry, Grand Cayoan; 8 N Sunith, smith, » ourrel’ Wo we study of wen, Have you ever been ina | tho proof of the handwriting. 2, Euet ‘bait of pi br . Pow : counsel. aso f bid Vmmhoainhentere -e if The Jucge thou, bt the proof of handwriting would make Daif bulkhead pene reer Bua Bisex Havonx (of Nowoort RD, King, from Saran. ory, POINT, Avril |16—Are Brem bark Oolambia, Sema Mr. Brady remarked that the mannseript was eimi Witoess (evidently hurt by the question)—No, sir; 1 | it stili more objectionable. Ho refused toaimit it because | 59 Gouverneur street... 11 ,650..). BAD TGs Carden, Hy weneae (vecuee 1epuriad), wae so OR hy part 1 4 from that of the auoay mous lotier to Me. Sickiew. hops te davgawill wees mee St "| ie Was not rebutting evidence, apd on that groundaione. | 3. Kmail do. B3, do. 8% aad 68. 1,000's] oabed enters pelea vba Sat AUTRee EA Pe hel ets hoes BAe ee ess NOt Bolb letters were examined together, aad the counsel | , Mr- Owd—He does not mean as an inmate, bute visi- » ‘TESTIMONY OF WILLIAM DAW. 4. West half of do, 63, do, 58 suis aud way bourded by a aca, which demo'iahes the wheel | | EL GARTOWN, Aprit 18—47r echea Pay ‘ . ’ tor. (Laughter, in whica the wituess, recoveriag from a and 5: “oo 1,400 | and ¢id other damage. wne w g001 vensel of 170 tas, | Rendont for Burton: Horeace Jameson, do for dx O Bui agreed as to, the siunilarity of the haudwriting ia bow lot- | hie misepprebencion, joined.) William Daw, potice officer, examined by Mr. Oald— | g™ hunch) fe f ¥! owned by Messrs oguerhall, of Mewvert, valaed at | Wilms. Alexandria for Batb; HA Dunon, do tag ters. Wituese—I veg your pardon, Was pregent at the house of Mr. Sickles shortly after the ninth erect... sss 145 = ee ae as ne a cae Fg Fong ‘Mariae, and $3 Peed gala Seneae Tiishunond fog an Ramer ‘The Juege—It isa matter of extreme rogrot that the | | Mr. Brady—I should beg your pardon did Tinsinnate | ying of Mr. Key ; accompanied Mr. Sickles there from | © Pier, 106th street, Gon Johe—Bark Ephraim Will the T9th ran into (ond a ald prev to 9's th). that you had been an inmate of a lunatic asyiam. { men- ate RST WORRIES 05 Saki ies! jh me SOR bets en git’ Fan tot FAIBHAVEN, april 20--Cld achrs Delphine, and Mi author o licu tibia by way of illustrating how small a caues will | Judge Black’s in a hack ; Mr. Suit, Mr. Mann, Mr. attor- ‘NORTH RIVER. sebs Job, Musphy, of aud trom Kockinnd for Now York, wit | vis ginia; M Powell, Phi'sdeiphs, Foe letter was kept secret among the counsel, but it Was] proluce ubdue excitement, Everything you have atated | worth, Mr, Sickles and myself went in the hack ; 1stool | 7. Bulkhead foot of Barrow st tl. B, Farrington, 150 a themselves ia sae vost, dhmamerorte EW teitine, Fitiaeobis; Cupp. Gicene aieecchere tbe Dall aniersicod among other tings to convey scacdatoaa as. | ba been wita tho most gentlemanly regard to trusn, T ist inside of the front door ; whon Mfr. Sickles | 8. North pide of pior No. 43, in- Teed liek abort iwo mites oasicriy"troum Whe Raat Chops wath | Yn “yorcrasuege ne Vielen: Horak epee! meat whether much an asylum you have geen an in- ne to the house, : ludivg outer end of pier,......W. Klotta, 3,700 | he hose of her waste above wwicr, directly in the wack of the , Ly el fivet came to the house, be wert inte the library, where i) a febrs Sarab Jane, Brotherton, Pljisdalphla; vormelia, ; eerbions egainst 2ome of the counsel. sane person? hesteyed a few minutes, and had a convergatoa with | 9 Soutnsideot pier No. 43, from Vewwes passing Uirough ibe Vineyard Sound, fen tire, t bare. N YORK Afier come time § in examining the letter, the ‘Witness—No, sir, some gentlemen ; after ho came out he wanted to go up and incinding the L to outer a DAM, April 1~Hy Intelligence from Middleburg of ADM IS 0 4 eohe R Baker, York. et a aten Mr. Brady—If you visited ap insane arylam and AW | giairs : My. Suit avd, soli told him he could natgo up ex end of the pier. “oo 850 | March 30, a ship's namehoord was washed on shore at Mogae HOLBES’ BOLE, Aonl 19 P¥—sre seb: er Jadge raid he supposed the b st coal ve persons daueiog or sittiag still, do you thak you i a een told hi @ Gould Hat go up 10. Putkns lande March 24, morked “Rochambesu.”’ to gilt lettera (Ship | gee. Riff, Philsdelpbia for Thomaston; Edward M C of the District Attorney pweive. pereg 9 y cept on promise not to harm his wife ; he said be haa no . Bntk! Mochambewu ewled fiom Havre aewreh 7 for New Yura, aud | «lark, Koundout for Boston (71th lope of an archi); Bt RB teeth 3 ¢ aid ielbao were tnseip or nov? such intention; Mr. Mc emenence what’) at of Bebene sereet, . « wae ofl Bolly Sarch 13,1 Bo). Tatuer. i York tor Fr velucgtow ali, Balter, Ves oie bua on miare dieets a » BiP $ Mr, Sickles said ; he rematued npjsiaire about five rainutes, - Do. PCKLAND, NZ, Deo 29— ee'on for Frederickshorg; Z x ler, Basiport fu ‘or iis 18 agreod O bo takabiy 4 ¢ 0 the libra stayed the Seni r 18. Do. Gansevoort street. “ jowland (whaler), ana had ber e ; fen 4, eileon, Rockised for Richmond; St Lawren Gious interference With Wwe coarse of J into the library and stayed there some time; then Hg weul | F3° To Farrlaton, Bree ot hor bosts anrasboa, Jef cable stove; the whaler bed | Pierson; hep Herhors Joumanec and MEPy ADR, Werebal ete 7 0 the py ‘oth Hor tant’ . Farrington. i c \ lH is swan 8 were kuow 4 Atnong your acquaiatanoes you fiad gentio- | hod" | 19; toe Mest of my: knowledge tao | 18. Do, Fitvrenth strect, IW. Klotts. Drat, Barc ~The wip Florence, Damarenq, of Bortors | Yenres Roskpint ta ei Peat ta teak obi: ~ led and er coon, quick to anger "Yeu partor and library wes open while | 16. Do. Bistoenie Hiro ° 4 iH pap do se 8 ame Bae el let eee fort for Norfo'k: Fornet, Bewley, Nand for lex) Sot , Due 800n the excitement passes away. You the libeary; the. door from | 17. Do. Treniy first strect ; ost cia of be auaniore 98d GRAN, oP 40° | Nictons, Cothrell, Cherry did for NYoru: Python, —, Blu Dappen io kuow some who are more excitable than those was gjar; we were in tue | 28.North haif of pier of Oe eee ip Hove, Meret, wary | eee ceaimerine Meal thule, Belfast for do; Festend Who figsh thor (emper, and yeb Ordinarily exaioit enn © aboaviner? * ‘Twenty eixth street, rererving ABRALTAR, Mare! 6 Am ship Hepa, Merrill, Intely ver, Murque Wa and y : pgether; “Mr, Sickles ’ renee ne : " 2ih— arr bag Martha Wiita, Blwell. Jardenes for Portland our, ou wil mo Gucertagy to Judge of ate, Siowicn tothe ni and our ear | 0 the ety the right Or dumping Checharagyg corue for repair” Se Naren Yh 1 BOM, Banbury, Bartley Pilate phia for Hapeur: lara Blea, By emnpier Y , t , b OSes Se e), Was tport for Nsork; Clrossainn, Hate! mond Witores—t dl amine ae Alors, Where ws talk fm te) yo" pice foot of I8sth sivest |... Stephon Roberta, 35 | GRKEAOCK, April 2—Tho am sbip WB Dawn, Hiton, trom | ¥* Ihe. deeoen, Telesboro foe Thttaged ble ‘ult ‘ot the Ciyde for Bouin (pig to), wmed gla from the OP. Tatoay, Yi vavk un Thur York; Protetioy be | for do: Wiliam Bid, Low, Franklin for Cole, Macbiva tor do, 10.» W—Wind NW, 2d brig Maria White; scha Susan Hall Frecerick Eugene. snd s M Qlark, of mand; bun hor sad pa p 4 to the case, # but one thing stated in ji 1008 Questions, Witness examining Me. Key’s clothes; I did not parlicnlarly notice who bad access lo them at the Quacaxtixe—The aeenravce given Deputy Superin ney just befor | tendeut Carpenter by Mr. Robert Christie and Ray Ba Mr Battered; nobody drauk Oat Mr. | tonpking, that the oltizons of Rich cond county Intend to 7 I bave » ersoral koow le ge ! , : and Yr, Better he Rio Grade, Pata, arrived here yea HARIFOKD, api 2)—srr stcawer Sachem, Thresher, eS ot Oe bee een toe | tude; Be one particularly hd veh opie yd Yr. Brady—T went there ns anoMcer, to nseist Mr. | retrain from all further interference with Quarantine, was nie sonora aving pau in Salon oh | York, see Bice cor, SAcaempprt Whole letter, 1 shows how mu h its stutements are 1 oren there ior several days; after the Coroner's ca pth leech ret aout buiic, fully endorsed by vho residents in the vicinity of Qaaran- nterlogged alot atures. | pool; sckr Caster, Baroiog, io Jaaelro Sid Gr ebtoe’ Ade inquest was over, | requested one of the boys at the Club +f | tine on Wednesday night—evorything at Vanderbilt’s an? og the author » e sed with nobody while there bat with y 3 ny Co Sadiog the author, | cuss to uksow Wf slong with tho other eloes, Mr. Suit; Twas once in tho library; saw Mr, Wooldridge | Castleton landings belog perfectly qnict, and the cltizens jmibhe been caried eway- some daw auarwarda a omer | ALA OnLBaRGe Vl ipa gi ent i, Bono: might preserve it for some TESTIMONY OF ALBERT GREENLPAF. there aud Mr. Walker: Mr. Walker went fromthe ibeory | in gencral expreewing uc mecives unwilling to permit | ast (Sebed) was pasred. the topm owe aba pd gel Ph a Poy doys, and perhaps the author may be found out. Tthiok | Alvert Greenkaf sworn—Was at the Club House when | '*° the back parlor; T was stilt standing in the hail; whiic | ayotber act of viulesce upon the Quarantine buildioge. heerrerigng bagi Se iy oneal Pe 7 a), Sarma eamintnegeceleeimaami lena What insy be aavaniageous. We have sume banawritiog |p, sssiep wae there; some papers were put into ine | M22! the Norary’ Mr. Sickies was up stairas 1 Was Dt | ‘Tne detailed force of twenty policemen, gent down on | , ,Wexronn, Aprils The Leodianah, Datiey, trom Mi tte for | vork—arr (iy tel barks Priscila, Newtn. and N Boynto ion which seems Wo reeembie this. 5 pepe ey im the back parlor at a!l: Twas right at the froat door, | ‘Tuesday night, remained until yesterday afternoon, when nights She fa bigh up end wll the cargo will be saved; aateam | Miler Boston; schr K W Tull, Townsend, Kaltinore. 0 T was handed b to the Judge, batit was | latter's hands; if 1 mistake not, a pocketbook or card | and opened it several timer, they were withdrawn “by Depuiy Oarpeater—he feel | tug bas gone 10 " ships James Cheston, Bryan, and Holyr 10d, Jordan, Lav Men shown to Mr. Sickles aod scrotinizod by him aod | cake wae handed him by @ police officer, whose name T TRSCIMONY OF Jams Th. SUTT, lich me count]. Several minutes were "a ing that the word of Mr. Christie was a sufficient ‘The eteomsbip Morien, of the Charleston line, was yesterday Pro dh id et Genoa; aramede suow, H na inquiries wore apparently seo ou fot to Gnd oat tne | OB’ know;.the papers came from either the vest or Jaems HI. Suit examined by Mr, Oul ‘ne new Health Officer, Dr. Gunn, has, piace entering | ing her bed plate newly bolted, &o, Aentp J=I accompanied [ep og for the safety of the buildings in future. | atternoon taken on the Sectional dook for the purpose of hay- atta to author. Overooats don’t recollect which; saw him hand the articles | officer Daw from Judge Biack’s to Mr, Siolles’ house; n0- | upon hia duties, appointed as his ussisant Dr..Walecr, ‘Towed to soa 11th, sbip Cloaro and bark Mansulito, Lr. Brady—A propesition, 1 T may eo call It, was made | t0 Dr. dlier; cannot swear that ho took the vest, though | ticed Mr. Bickles after he reashed the house; Istood ut | woo has hold that poeition for six Years, and who 80 faich: | Arrai Now Medford 19 iol bark Marion, Davis, Atlentic | NEW LONDON, orl ion wake Movatala. A qenerony by the government to the counset of Mr. Sickles | he observed Wey were there; this was about seven o'clock - , M fully stood by the sick at the time the Quarantine build- | Ocean, dt Helena March 1, with 1100 sp and 's0 wh oa board; | Gteenteld, Philadelphia. MEWS What wr called sti ‘confemmton oF Siokles as | On the evening of the 27th; there were several persons | the library door leading into the hall a part of the time, ings were custrayod. The Staten Islanders seom highly | s¢itbome 10 ep. Lei af St selena, “Hecwor, Johason, Wart PORFOLK, Ape 19- Cd brig O'Brien, Pest. evioence, In response to that, T present the imraediate | Drerett—Dr. Miller, Mr. Snowden, Mr. Doyle, two police | and walked through the hall back ond forward; think the | pleased with Dr Gunn, and express themsclves fully | fo, 400 sp—will be at home in Juus, bid irom do Maron 1, Hein Aired Chase, Winn, Boston; ID 1 Sturges, Nereis, end cnsnimous auswer given by al! my associates when | Officers and others, oll aot report ford. 8, painted binor cutstide, yellow | Campbell; (regen, OF laberty; Leavanter, Fowle! lopide, the Windiass wae the only thing on dece, aod her afer. | Sexen. Welsh, Liverpool, win LS bey Iudge—As there is no p ton, ‘ank Flint, Liverpool; Glad Tidl gen the p ; | Satisfied with tho choice, believing that he will do ail ia | *0tre, Moudell. NM} tor bom ‘4 the propestion was subeiiuéd to thom: that is, we do Yo tr. Brady—I was there first that Sonday at abot door botween the library and back parlor was open; his power to secure to them all ‘oo Protection that can be on do Wik, ship Cornellos Howland, for North Pacific niente OY pial jeaee echrs Fly, Cheeseman, fos accept it oF deal witts 8; thet the ease of the accteed | TAN age mes canoe fuate Where the clothes were {10 I | Teele ite ok taser aaa, it continned epee all tbS | nad ghould the yellow fever of any otter opldets visty | Un Wosin Holk Sty sh Thirds Brolbors, Clonveten, Wiest April are bark 1 Augy is closed, and the prosecution must therefore pursuesuch | fw them in this officer’s bands; he had only a ime; could pot say whethor the door wae opem fromt the | ous shoree, Dr. Biavoll, it ie undoratond, will baveoharge | tous ito hopattowm, irom Uehoun Ben low Feported with ba: Berediet, Bilis, Virginia; Mary Bris ‘course on their part as they may deem advisable. vest, not an overcoat; cannot describe these offic Parlor or ball; bad a conversation with Mr. Sickles when | of the Yellow Fever Hospital. Mr. Chrigtie, on his return | 175 sp aud “‘OyvU"’ wh, ali told. bark WW Lag} t ty ‘ oq a (An offiver in the court here sold he | be was coming up stairs; 1 asked him where ho was going; | Dome from. te Legislature, was welcomed by a large bid irom Moutevideo, Feb 28, bark Statira, Luce, NB, on w Croix; sonra J Tucker, J Walker, RE-EXAMINATION OF FRANCIS DOYLE. r re, and that his name was King.) he nai he was roing up to get somo papers; be had pa- | vont or or bis fellow citisend, and It to ould that a ipubtic | cruise; about March 1, ship Emma C Jones, Hawse, of do, oa 1 doe, Sheldon, Ft Francis Doyle recalled—I went for the Coroner. Yo Mr. Bradj—Theae papers came from the coat or | Pers in bis hand as bo came down; I do not recollect hear- | diner wilt be tendered him.’ A public meeting iso bo | = Ui. Mr. Brady—t1 believe we have long been through with that. It ig not rebutting testimony, Mr. Ould—It is prelininary. The Court—Il is not of itself rebutting. ‘Witness—Almost immediately after the body of Mr, Key was carried to the Ciub House, 1 went for and ro turned with the Coroner, ‘Mr. Ould—How long did you stay? Mr. Brady—We obj ct. This is wot rebut It ie now our turm sad duty wo apply the ru ng testimony, ) the other ue. Mr; Ould—We have no objection t> that. I hays of. fereo this evidenoe tw explain bow and ander what c.r- cunstacces certain papers teetifled to by Dr. Milicr aad Mr. Peodiaton were foucd, Sir, Brady objeoted, repeating that this w ting evidence. 80 long ago ns the middle of on of ase, the Coroner was jatrodaced to- produce certaiu artictes which have been with the person of Mr Key, and whieh led to the exmvi Yon of his clothing and other artistes. Vartons geatls men who were in tho Olub House at tho tims Mr Ke, body was brought there, icludiag this witness, were G@tived; end your Honor will. remember how diligenuy and scrupulously wo endeavored, but failed, to discover whether thero were any otner urdicles than tive walsh the Coroner produced examiaation was more search ing, and it was not d Dr, Miller that we found A the person of the dees. was naa hese otusr never hoard of tose porers until they wore produced on tho stand, Iv has shown by Sr. Pendleton that the prosecution Kaew of these facts almost imwediatoly after they came into his hands, and that he communicated hem ¢) § Mr, Ould—It was not communicated w 1 ‘that these Were at any time found on Mr, Key. now propose to show to. 1 nett ‘ander which they were found, audthen tracy i )~ they wame soto the hauds of tho witnoss. PUIllips argued agaioet tho line of exanioation pro here never woald be an cad to tae trial {fe yoy course w.\8 permitted. Mr, Oold—~ ‘was no evidence offered ag *. tha ox Yetence of thea* ra, The circumstances Were inico @uoed b) de.ence, Mr. Brady rematked that Mr, pudiated the idea th tt I mont of any kind of ¢Wt!7 bot TRSTIMONY OF JACOR F. KING. Jacod F. King, police officer, examined by Mr. Oold—I went to (he Club House, and got there while the investi gation wor going on; etayed ttl the body was removed; ere, and saw some papers banded to him, 2 Coor of the room where the boly ww Dr. Mitier eame in; the coat and vest of Me. Key pauta wore on the body; this eo hour after the inqueat; think Mr. Saowdea © papers & Dr. Miller. from whence they were taken? taken out of the fob pocket know there was a small white handed on outot tho pockets; did not observe anyturog floor; eaanok say pasint saw De. Miller I took charge of ing on chair; th Toink they we of ths pamtaioona; ow where Mr, Sa a 8; he hait hoia of vie 1 was oxamining tbe hole where the ball through; Mr. Soowaen appeared to be officiating a think he Look the papers out of ) know he had a email memorandum book «ad a temonnaie, which be wok from the clotass; do any other officer was therd at the time. Mr. Brady—Tois memoran tum book was quite small? he last T saw of it was io Dr. Muller's han! !d not handle it, but T believe it teebe deal about Mr. Key ; memorandum book, To Mr. Brady—Toe artistes I paw rere & Memorandum book, portemonaa and some pipers. Re examined by Me. Oal1—Did you obsory and expression of Mr. Sicklos at the time of Mr. Key's von to Hr, Miller Ir, Oatd—State what it wae. Witnewe—1 tought he was excondingly cool, as fur ag T 5.08 6000 a8 wo got up hinpho dositod, turned round aod mate the remurk J ~=Wag bis manner seif-posmespet or aot? il, J thoag tao; T did not seo any indication nt, thut £m aware of, w hy times; Thal 7 had papers iw bi ing anything abont Mr, Key, &.—Did you hear any unosval noises in that back par- »Witnese—No, Fir; I heard talking, but nothing anusaal; bave a eight recollection of romebody aaying ing ebout taking a drink, hut did not koow it was Me. Sickles; Would not be certain thet Mr. Sickles took @ drink, bat think he did; cannot say positively where the liquor was; Oo not know whether Mr. Sickles bad on an overcoat ag he went up stairs. To Mr. Krasty— When we left Judge Black’s that street Whs Crowoed; & great inany followed alter the carriage, abd came from ail airections; had no coaversation with Aby perzon but Mr. Sickles. TLSUMONY OF Je Hs M’BLATR + Fi. MeBiair, examined by Mr, Oult—Was presont at Mr. Sickics’ bowse om the 27th of Febraary; went there it 0 m nutes after the occurrence; Mr, Wooldridge Ndgeley were there; Senator Siidell and myself j be prisouner came in in about twenty ¢ house before the prisoner arrived, but rained ili Mr, Sickles left; I waa ta the two minutes, (x conversation with matter of the time was in the li- brary; did not ses Mr. Sickles io ihe back parlor; I had been vader the iinpres sion Uhat Mr. Sickles bud nob gone ‘ato the back parlor, bat etuce then Ihave charged my memory, aud beve conclatod that Mr Sickles might bave gone into the back parlor without my seelug nim; the oor between the horary and back pater, wae open til Mr. Walker went into the back parlor, aad then the door was cloted entirely; heard no wadsual noises tn the back parlor; hed a conversavon with Mr. Sickles after be catue don aire; that wus nob the last time I exw bim; afew minutes before tuey left to gobo jul Mr. Bickles came and asker mo to ask Mr, Watker to acoom- pany him to ja; Me. Guierworth osked Mr, Sickles for @ plas of brandy, aol a bottie was taxon out of the side- voard, aod Mr. Butterwortn tovk a glass; do nut kaow Wat Bir, Sickies vid; think gout whoa Me. Sloklee woul into che back parlor ho weat to ho secrotary; [was Coa siderably excited nye if; some poiles officers wold me they apprehended some of tho mob would shoot Mr. sekles, aud dir, Sut, puttiog bie bund ou whut appaared 1 bO & Piet), said hie evi well as any of wusm, To Mr. Bens #, eon he ean down states, wore alvut Vom parecns In let vam extrowmoly wi v jo Lretorned w buck parlor in; Le appear: held, when resolutions will bo adopted returning him a vote of thanks for his unesasing efforts in behalf of the removal of Quarantine. New York Fraaie Binue Sonmery.—Tho forty-third an nual meeting of this Society took place yesterday noon in the manager's room of the American Bible Socicty, As tor placo, the Rev. Dr. Brigham presiding. Bishop Boone, missionary to China, Rev. Dr. De Witt, Rev. Mr. Wooll, Roy. Mr, Holdich, and other clergymen, occupied, sents near the chairman's desk. The proceedings were com- menced by the Rey. George W. Wood, ha ney of the American Board of Miesions, by reading from the sixta chapter of the Epistie to the Hebrews. The annual report ‘was read by the Ney, Mr. Foss, The total amount dooa ted hy the Society to the parent Society (American Bible ety) @uring forty Mhree years bad voon $107,122 47, snc the collections had amounted to $126,524 99. Tao Rey. Dr, DeWitt and Bishop Boone then atdresse! the mecting, #nd the services closed with a benediction by the Rev. Dr. Holdich. Jexney City News, ‘Tre Quananting Convention.—The following delegates have been selected to attond the National Quarantine and Sanitary Convention to be bold on Wednesday noxt al New York:—Vor Jereey City—Hon, D. 8, Gregory, A. D. Holt, M.D., 7. R. Vorick, M. D., John D, Ward, J. J. Com stock, J, Rogers, J. 8. Novins. For Hoboken—Dr. Rider, W. W. Shatter, ©. V. Clickener,T. J. Whitley. For North Bergen—Deming Duer, Wm. V. Weight, J. 8. Gregory. Por beg ag M. Cornelison, 8. D. Harrison, M. Arm. strorg, Geo, W. 8, Morris, For Hudson—J, M. Montgo- mory. New Cry Ratg0Ap.~-Tho Common Council has grantod permission to Samuel Woroott, 0. Raweon and D. 8. Gre. gory, to lay ralls for the Jersey City and Hoboken horse Raiiroad, The route will be: commencing near the porth- erly bownde of the city, down Grove street to Newark avenue, and Montgomery street to Jersey City ferry. Tho permirsion ie give fuvject to cortain provisions; that ‘bey ehall loy one track only iu Wayae street, from Grove w Grew etireeia, through Gregory to York street, throveh York fo Hutson street, aiong Hadgon to Moatyo mery atreet, ap mowtp ¥ Atre Dowark ayen' Nowsgk avenue v ove ws Br met At Barbados 1th fost, barks foion, Smiih, of Westpoyt, 150 bbls, bad shipped $0, 1 sali fame day on & rules; Bua, Flan: pz of Matt, with 250 bbis, had ebipped 100—wouid sail in Zor 8 38. A letter from the frat oMcer of ship Etizabeth, Pier 8, weportaher at Hey fini Jo 9, ch 1.30) Woe rhea wel). Would ben in f heporte aaa Howiand, Moths, and Congress 21, stranourg, Ney dil nut ned, Spokee—April 1, no lat, &o, Ansel Gibbs, Stotson, of and from Fairbaven, of] not Ws tad ayaa Spoken, do. Ehip Samuel Apwleton, Doane, from NYork Feb 7 for Hong Keng, March 18, int | 41,8) ton lu w. ship Oru ton for Valparalso, was seen April Meera cet eet, trom Sete foe Liverpool; Aye 14 Shape en Haulett, Int 3009, ou 72 3 3 hip W 17 Sewell, Morrison, from Obarleston fur 1.iverpool, April 15, lat 5, lon 13 fy Shey Set x ane from NOrleans tor Liverpoo , April, Scmbroro Ilan a ip uppeaed ihe Bagh Hawk Hoping, from Caloutia for ton, din 2A, lat 27 © lon Schr s Ai Baruels, bound 8, was passed Apeli 20, 30 milon N A Lape rie, lati Borelga Ports. Anpnossax, March Sl—aid-6 P ausrun, Vickery, Providence, ante, March 26—Arr Bilas, oes, Burioans, Eo sh hs ApAL ag Kate Kvelyn, Reid, Shields; 24, Plu- tare jarker, N York. Bia from Flashing March 1, WH Wharton. Mow, Galventon; My a . 4 (for Row me rom MeRinisy, fda Shislda tor MAVEN, March 28—Are Bremerbaven, Hilken, Baltt- Merch 17—-Arr Celestion, New Orleans; 19th, alo, Mobile, Felipe, Ousrieston; 28tb, 1 Francts9o; hoberand; Autooto, and antouteto, ‘arriieua; pat Terma; Cisneros, and Mauida, chita; Corina, » jj Laure; Fluge, and @ yo, a ; Dantes, Kldrhago, ; 2th, Palma; Intogridads ‘ree de Mayo, and Tres bs 10%, New Orieans; Armalten, Mobile; Jowele Obarieston, bondeavx, March 3i—Arr Victoria, Percy, MYork. Sid Xth Bon Frere, Koy, ton Francisco, Queen ot tie Newerlanda, Ula- roll, ¥ York; Wat, Mary Adelin, Kelley, do; April Aybll, epbina, BUrieang, Napiune, Fostmann, NY uP ctl: URNOS AYRAS, March 5~ rk Star King, lad} Wh, Unig Tanner, Pearson, N York, y! Bavnanos, March 26~Aur brig Mory Staples, Staples, Ponsa: cole (oud eld deh for ——}; Qt, see J mM Wavonport, Darts, flizebelb City (and ald sprit # on her retara), Aprit ly Be ah Funderland, Mosby Mo ptevides (and ald for NOrleans); h Norio a Fr y, from Georgetown, 80, grr March M4, vig; coher Lydie & Marina, badunce, from Kllza beth City ary Bib, try ing mkt, land for Sew sendon, Gulteraa, Me Bangor, Me. BM EN alcop Mierke \ BEN A, April 5— 4) Jeate Rhynas, Pendletg Py MCL Pela Eo ETLAND, april 1—Art bark RW Koight, Lascomb, vs jaibern, nl Me jo, Lewis, Vora, ial . toe ‘St Jago; schr Leesburg, Bt PROVIDENCE, April 2-— srr steamer Petrel, Baker, I J Mlugieton Jr hopin, alexandrt A n ct tna. Mati 3, 6 breith, Rogers, bm bizavetbport. PR ory sobre, suppoBed tne betty, Haver, snd Joba Couptan, Shino, from slexand brig’ John bk aow, deweil, Saigor: eid brig Larely Wild Georgetown, 80; sehra ith Carlisi, Winsnore, Philadelg or aieonitin hd) Rasen. asuer: Martha Jang, 1 ore Citvin im, Wace ett, NYork; sloop VI i) DELPHIA, April 21—Arr bark WO Ald f haseaas ache ¥ an AHiagope dering, i a vebeo, Ti i ‘Ory Di rua Har tfd swety Howen, Cu-denon, BK Raton, ubkoy, By villan, ‘Dives, Provincetown; i 5 ‘O; eebra A Townsend, Townaend, Mavan q ais Smith, and UV Hallock, emih, Burton; Ls #18, sumpa Kay, RIMMOND, april 10-- Are brig. Indian Mo’ Brien, and Swan (1 Mey eynezi acbrs Amazon (ir) : tres Peas 8 req Halitex, NS; Near, gq Teste mb le sins Janieetowny SN ork, wibe cork, Crone, down the river, 1 SOUKLAND, Apnil lj art sehr D Rayos, York for Bangor, td 14th, sehrs, Spear, and ner, ¢ recheit or Ai tidoar doy ith oa Sader EAN BRANOSCO, April 5—Are ron *) ie a Connee, Uoean ovens yn a syed Boston, a ; ba Carepn, ‘Seren Cariner, Philadelpnla, BY MARKS, April 12— Arr Gen 4 Flo Eth, brig abo Ward, Whaseke ‘York; ree 4 PS TLIVAN, ApH 18-are ras and Union. Fou, ke tine Win oe u, wed Bevoto, King, WY ork: pCR FORD, "ApHEID-ATE woop Margaret 1 Well owns ennai We REM, Apt Legg ies| ache Giobe, Jones, ton AUR he RO. Rpell 19 Arr sobre © sath, J cawith, Cheesbro, York.