The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 6, 1872, Page 1

i) NT Y-NIN1 1872, = THM = = ——_—_—_—_—__ ew ‘ 1872, PRICK TWO CENTS. Ww YORK, ee - i ' TTT hl ann roan TAY. | 88 Tam concernod T should havo to aay we | aworn Juror trying tho monnoat or the highost | Vory much of the Informa’! in has boen gathorod | put the monay tn our ‘ orm a it na our pockets, and divided be- | hie! A } p fi EE should not introduce any more evidence, man inthe land. did notunderstand Mr. Bart { in that manner. ell and mysolt? Ar That is auth: | rent aee crtich, me TF hed tha doou- | making up the article? A—T cannot, atate \ ; vont! wisattall uM- | ments of Congrosa Invosticatod, and aatis- | whether ho furnished the material. ld sUORIUL f ROBESON ANATOUS TO SHUT OFF THE INVEATI« | lett as threatoning the committos, TOY CONTRACTS, bays a great doal more ti Uthat a pubite offiver | fod myself that it was true, ‘and during | know. 7 td hcind GATION DR. BAWTLUTT AGAIN ASKS FOR A FULL com: | Q. Who tnformed son that the Boor (ry of | am artlcto, and doo it without advertisement | whey talked eat eens emona in, my offlog | | Q.—Dut you do know who the author 4? Aww —_— Haeetary Vobreseh Mr, Chatetnany ik la propee anne tha Nav i" inthe Cheator tron | OF chance of competition: the tate Inference tn | talked cut Tand some ono among them, t | G's tt the aame havo roferred eo toni ‘ tT should aay ac " arth T forte think my Infor i nat the profit Ia divided. 1 ec f thoevtle | cannot re who It ie, oni shat this wr wl POFSOH YOU HRY Forcing the Tnvestiqntion in. the | Mf stowed say something t aupyose, wbout | Mr. Marthott—Not at all, That ts anentire miss | Works, A. 1 k my Information was given | Gonce nirvady- in suiiclent to eecalieh eee | Cannot Lemembor who it was, sald that this was | to? A. It ta not baa eset rr thts thin; teald tase i t bet Lith Goeinites. | apprenunald a By the daine Héredn T have aftond vole | a % al bh that | acorrupt payrncnt, and that you had reve d What te bhianame? A.-T de eto at Py \ tor p ady spoken | charg A corrupt payment, a Sig ant He bbs A. Tdoctinn to atntas ee ‘ tow exactly what L fe clit just aa | Mr. Peters ‘The proposition ta th 2.-You consid suMclent to estat e the t i fe cecil alread ataltd a Chairman's Absence | too exactly what Lfelt about It, [feel it ju Mr. The proposition ta that wo adjourn | 0 neater, Comeldor that sumMclont to metablich Heiline the namie of ono of them. AT | not togdvetenames e mnent and J prefer Ws f ‘ | strongly to-night, and I feol the obligations | till Mr. Blair returns or that Mr. Bartlett withs | Q.—Whatmeans of Information did thisperaon | the Secretary DE he an Trees on the part af | da not remember Gioia titer in your establishment? A.—& ' om Which prows upon me Just as tnperatively to: | dr have 1do not know what his mean of ine | mony to establish that charwe? -A--We have | an opinion orsainiement ut fete Acc cwall te | Meer ht ee uallaht avat nd cwennne campy | Baht. The committe: ro—an tinpartiat come | Mr. Archor—1fo simply ronewathe motion that | formation were, Ihave not inventiented that, | #ready produced evidence to prove the robbery | wits partly both Dnt think there wer ‘Marcn's. Tip I Cie Gale at Che En GR ACTION OF A JUG-HANDLED COMMITTED. | fuitise, 1 euros ie itl dare to. tebe | Wo aAjoueh EIA Atale Repth Q.-You did not Investigate the truth of the | I” Feeeet to the iron, 7 | Men rheeintmed tot ie fire were any | Ae areas. Duultaned In tie paper of tho Beh of * hounce It otherwise, except In a spivt of | ‘The Acting Chairman, Mr. Sargent—Is there | charges he made? A.—Lasked several perwons |g Unie Guu Gas Utdaen Ge anaes dee 2 Giledichi el aiccdi belie ene sare the same, it Is the same reckless calumny, It is a regularly constituted | any doubt as to tte alternative ? if th sneral rumor and beltef | jave you any evidence to show the divi. AW UNSATISFACTORY ANSWER, Gp n R 6 Ba 4 to ita allernatly here was A ind beltef being | sion or appropriation by mo of any money, or vi unders 6 Q. And you do not know who furnished th Counsel for tho People Forced | committee under a resolution of Congross, | Me. Rartlott—-I say Twill not put inany more | clroulated that these charges wore true, and thoy | ta division with any one eso? “AL-Noy ie. TT aachaned Tee ett pee raat nome that you are | material? “A-—1 do not, ! . ° ar which authorizes its existence, It 1s, by | testimony if you go onwith the case, I would | sald there was. Q.—That, however, was told you by this per- | A,-No. air: Lhaye tl f Then you do hot Know whethor these nit of Court, | actly Tpeh howevers wan told you by | fF: Uhaye not wald that; Lam not ants | statements gree hor what tho author He: IeOTuT. PYOVIRIORE ca? iakhsts:| PRINOPIvave ep Gee Where I Hove Qe Who told you. there waa a general rumor | 8? haa that twa inatter of inference. | O° | ished of that atall. "Tam antiefed that he did | ity wa tor them T donot remombar whas -- clothed with full) power to proceed, In: | Mr. Peters—You do not mean to say that you | and belief to that effect? A. cannot rememe | matter ‘of Inference? A.—T make It upon. & hot go tothe Treasury himself and draw tt. | the Stateient at letter, butt took (hem, THE SUN'S ERITOR ON THE STANO vested & quotum with all the powors | will withdraw? 12 the Secretary offers tls teatle | bor the hamos Jurlety of olrcumstances which seemed to me to | did go to the Trengury with any one else to draw on the authority of the writer ‘ ERITOR + | of Congress for that purpose, ‘The charges aro | mony you are rocdy to remain and cross-ox- otc rememberany person whotold | 26. Iehen you made the statement with GAYE ie ere emeeree ay mectie ton Gad BA - before us; the accuser and isis counsel are here; | amine his witnes 0, nit. evidence’ Af coure {did not ses you tans | Ge DLG hybody tell you that any lout, AmUeternlty.” Holaetiniee ede” ke the ovidence, If we may believe their tons, Mr. Hartlett—I would rather let th C a jot state the ni of y persc the money, el v ‘ a f ‘ , we dunn Bre eae ee ¢ Jate Pare 7 le her let he case re: a cant a ame any person , | Went and drew tt and went to hi Mee and paid | sometimes we do not. Asked to Violate Parsonal Cons | ison hand; the Department ts open before it; | matn whore It Is. Tabout ie? Ato, att, Ate favs you. seen, anybody who has seen It? | hin: the money? “Ae-Nov 1 do not. member | Q.—You pay for tho articles? A.—We pay fot fidenco, the country waite; the public service waite; the | ‘The Acting Chairman—Why not apeak plainly? | Q.—‘The one person you named gavo you this | Q-— Have you seen wnybody. eho Wold sunt ie | ec Wae Ghee atm eenent ar letemetce drKwn Evan rey forthe ance aw or avcusod, Who has the rhght before God and man | You mean tis to understand that if we do not | varied Information, You asked persons if there | W440! AW No, Lhave not seen anybody who | from the premises, or did he speak from special | Tae ey re ne ar ealee ta WS Day tes to bo treated as an ent man until he f4 | adjourn you will haye nothing more todo with | was a public rumor or belfef that the informa. | °Q.."Have you's wedge of his own? A.—-f cannot say, with Me, Tobeson—This person wh ' 9 ( ‘ forma ave you seen anybod: 0 told you h tite ain q t i # alk Hntee ee He Rofusos, bat will Paraish Wite | J guilty, stands here and demands before | the case? Hon Gan teas, aed You: Manton Ave the Rama ut | Mallevenleta bono deve ee PUL TETBPUINGS. HRA Wentonee at rents ante tae ewan iy wiitadolpotes gin pec Sr TT | thio comntry that thle tnvestigation hall | Mr. Harttett any person who thus furnished you the basis of | 1.940! A—My counsel has told me he | personal knowle ‘As t sald before, noone AI think not pao dante Be A At nesses and Documontary Proof proceed. Tam not willing as a public of- | Mr. Sargent t that a threat? those articles In Tk Nev YOue Sun? A.—The | Q.—Who else? A.—The gontioman who alte | Mapackot ce ces eet BND Dut te ony Pree Sets Pardon, Z thought you did, But a ficer or as a private citizen, If T can help it | Mr. Bartlett—No; I don't intend It as such, basis was the stator é winal party in | DEXt tome, Mr. Gibson, belleves it | rer the otatenrentfrochip ae hittin th | sieerend le ante deve ns Bead ate ha by any action of my protest. to stand for the | Mr. Peters—I am not ready aa one of four gen- | whose character sad Information I had cont | ,,8.5, 400/84 het A--He is a nowspaper core apor, was that he drew the money and put | Government scrvice- how would he ber injuisd WHAT IS ALREADY PROVED, | next ten days without having thismatterat feast | Uemen, or one of five, having proceeded thus | denc | apondent inthis citys ener H bn Do kev 4, Well, he mtghit draw th if his saternent » true?, By. revenling his ' led AV lh | cleared Up as practicatte un . . : , : ‘ vat papel 5 | money inditecti¢, nd acheck to the bank | name? te would be {hjtired By losin a | lear i lt a le und ih 7 and avin all aye pene te Q wha eet Fequoat you to conceal his | Triets wometines for me and matt esfor the | on whieh the ney is drawn for me Ty “yt REE as Id be injured: by losing hie Bavoont Aut fi oR | | cumstances. Tsay that tl © intorests. public and | su one respect, to adjourn because he Is not will | name? A.—He dic {ialieand somotines for other pape draw It, although It may be catricd by w third | ~ Q.- Would the truth injure him? A. Tho re Sargent aud Roboson Conducting Mr, | private, involved aro ao great that they are tot | Ing to wo on In the absence of a particular | Q-—Ho told you all thoes (hings, but Hetold | namesoratin 7 cmumoe Temember the | Peron a ton that th bona who did Hoe wiah to have erence ver | ee AWE EHAVES IV HATH (eK BeIBIeD ta incgofall, ; ‘understood you to say that this was an | sons who did not wisi to have it reverts Dana's Ex imination bel Ld {dea, opinion, member, you not to tell that he said it? He come | Qo Can you remember the names of anybody | inference of corruption from the fact that, you Ie RelA the Sonibe REE Othe Aimit of the other party; and I say to you, entiemen, | Mr. Bartlett—T should take the same ion | munteated it to me In confldence. Reaadili A Stir A MI by the | thought the law of Congress. was violated in the | ds hot, ao far ws faim aware : sie as a matter of common right *etween man and | If you were gor THE ORRATEST RomnEN IN THR COUNTRY, | heranyhody who Will be ablo to testify fo tint | Ruiner aneement ae pec’ difereut froin |e he tn the cmuploy of any of the part Ane . ar ‘ man, Lam entitled to have it proceed. I wish Peters~And the objection to It would b Q.—Coafidence, so far as fe was con. | asa matter of fact. Itisa matter of Inferene Sie, Robeson, (at neha en eas J Ahink noe ROBESON AVOIDS THE SECIZ RECORDS, | you,and Twish Congress, that constituted you, | Just the eam Hection to Itwould be) Ora} ac Conndenue s0 far ae ile persousis | And baller : oe erat oer: | HORRHRON TIRE Be (ea AES ALR RU GE Tier, | ectte weld Laws hia attention tetas . ty War 4 Q.-And that Is all? A.—That is quite % ? Th wiry Store Eros © would p his situation by boing dis si and the country to take notice that fromthe hes | Mr. Bartlett- T think we eh: n e hs c se auite euMl- | the Treasury? That ts the statement in the | missed. | ; " he bee a : , nd ; 1d have a mem. Q.—Did he that he knew these things of | Clent. aper, aud he must have bad it to have hauded iy Mr, Peters— How js he in a position tok ' | de Wants a Man Produced who Siw Him | ye n 1 tothe end, not one | ber of the committee here who was interested | his own knowledye, or did he state to you how | THE FRAUDULENT CONTRACT WITH noAcH, t over. fo much Hf hols notin juxtaposition with any | HIM | minute's delay has been oned by me | in getting up the investi he knew them? A.—I understood him that he ~You say in THe SUN, HOW MUCH WAS STOLEN. Of tho partion named? Accite ein waitntion ' Peekals ( , THis ledGltie Seoee atbanarieal GE MERPRIGA cet Van eke ce. Know them of is own knowledge and belief; | well known ‘old tears By Mr. Poters—You say In one of which enables him to ae vim Nave always been here at the minute, and have | atter was di tant | “GeoWhat evidence did Ube peron present? | contract with o lS halk out bf these trontontione: By ns Rotare-Hleve vou, hea | pete botgeleykdbe 4 i nat evidence h & half out of these transactions. Do you d «Have y . : = always aged hero until the fast, ant hav ary protested, Just aa he ts | 4g Np othe Henge than that Lhave stated. | bollers and engines for this r nd useless | adhere to. that statement? do vou thin it fens | Views with him ? Thaye n THE EXTENT OF THE prested every time fur progress and Tatil stand | doing to-night, It was then voted thatthe come | off robier in the county # Ac No, sr erate | aavertRoRTene. Sat ale arn eet es Te eee | eae te ubaeE AccThe statement there L think | ate nor asen him pescnat ee es e andy vit and ask for itas acom- | mittee should meet during Mr. Blair’a absenc Q. That Is in your article? he ianguage | every engine bullder could have come into say | but that from @. how much he has made, ye not seen him personal pan rg , mon ight. Why, gentlemen, perhaps the most | and proceed with the caso, ‘That is the order of | Ofte article Is an Inference from the facts de- | for what price he Ft ake euch Tonic aay | puncraecrnmme rough estimate we think It 18 | ont As heer avon conrtiuie nate dit rina ASHLINGTON, April 5.—1n the absence of | Important proceeding of this committee that | the committee, and will remain 40 unless ree | “Q.The Bugtsent Wen tpl tie Cattelie were | public, plandorse WOLle hae Te Hore ee | ele te rea TTInE tb, Conse down | Thetitgr ceteeon rumnt -Ar=t do nob ree Gov Mle of Heh ian. the regular Chairman, | has yet been taken was taken with four mente | ¥erved by the action of the committee. ‘Tt the. purchasing agents of the whole Navy Dee | sarees to pay Roach & Son $100000 Tor thie’ neee | eect etttlee Aen that Tthink the Ob tah you ete Hy 1 auth ; pnt, the second name on the Kobeson | 1 That was the admission of these gentle- | order of the committee is t 4 <i partment; that they made a contract for fron | machinery— $a in cash and $400, ntheo axagrerated, aoe he Tenne was | 7,2, Can you give me your personal authority Investigating Comralttee took the chalr to-night | men hare by thelr counsel, ‘The committee then | ceed ittee is that this matter pr }rhereby £100,000 was realized upon that sinzle | engines and boilers, when itary arb reopanalnie|| Gent RRKGR eee ee ee ee for anything? “A.—Whatdo you mean by pore ” J e: and me se ‘ou based yor s e builder 0. would e a es on and called the co:nmittee to order Tesides Mr. | had but four members, ‘The very authority | Me. Archer moved to reconsider the vote of | Inference which you incorporated. Into. Your Fee erta the nee bet aye contracted | | Q.—Ro that you would not now put tt more | atacapesou mine to give tho, name of any Sargent. there wero present, Mecars. Archer, | which brings them heres which permits them to | Iaat evening resolving to. proceed, The. Yootton | Mtticle as & fact chat the Setretacy of the Navy | $0400 alone.” ‘Thin single item of Hoboson’s | tore than'e ition. Tn 'atotheeateed i is | tion? Acct have’ already ‘slated. the reason Peters, and Warren. Mr. Bartlett addressed he here. and to act as prosecutors in this ease, | was rejected, Mr. Archer voting in the. afirmas | Fetter that Baca bree eget aE Ae fie | Fanbery amounte to $400.00. Now what reapone | stated at hve hut ee Ince WEIS] hy Kamin wing Cyl) Me ene committee ax follows ak asuba lit A Feoolution whet Weed Wale Duy | tle, ad batorec PUtara LLG Warren i tha Hanes | TReeERCTHGE RATS TB SHORT EC TRE TEED | CORT RAT eri E eenacel THE DRICK FRAUD AGAIN. merely aak you that queation MK. BARTLETT ASKS Fon A FULL committee — | four members present tive. fron from Pennock & Co. go very far to justify hy has suid that he would dite s |. Ry Secretary Robeson—There tsa st t Ga? Avet donor nue ronn ' Mr. Chalrman—I said Inst evening that 1 sup= ; the statement. es sald thas le would.dolt. | sat see obeson—There ts a statemen jon? A.—1_-do hot. now reli | Port rrp ne RTT nee A FAUR INVESTIOATION WANTED pc HN FNM OF BANGENT AND RoNRSON. Sir Gurmecibat do Hod Wish to adgae the Mall | GOL Tasker aE 0 ee cara e aot cana ty tae Pea eel meee me T wiah to mention, sa Witlea ibaa ee linet tains et Mr. Bartiett-Mr. Chairman, in references to Mr. Sargent announced the vote, and informod | "FA. re stated al ‘Q.—Did you take any means to ascertain | buying bricks In Philadelphia and sending them ___ WITNESSES FORTHCOMING, : i particular are « rattan becte I ita potharecacweit | Mr-Hartlett that he was now at lilwrty, to pros | qiyltent ile stated also that the tron was fur. | whether he had stated a9 of hut Pdidnot, | around Cape Horn for governmentuse, that they | | Q-° Yousay in your paper hero that the wit. cerned ia this Investigation, would probably oc- | fur us allto boar in. mind that I cannot ne nae | ceed and Introduce hls witnesses if he desiredto | market ples for that naaiiey of trues Homaates | comalainn Youald;not take any. means to as. | desire to extend thelr Held of operations, and | chances ut corrupt these thingsthes e dire ay een. th GUAGE Keanioa oan a ; meh esis jo] a kot peo or that quality of ron. He stated | certain the truth of the statement on which you | have accordingly induc Mr. Coghlan to | ©! sof corruption. Now, can you give t caine Walaa nated 7 ane somed bythe momber his committ 4] 4 Iso that trou that was good enough for this | made your charge? A.—In making that charge | duce a bill into the How of Kepre. | mame of of one witness that will enable p ny relates to alleged tr in ‘ purpose could be bought for a great deal heliet 1 | ti the ° folat ae there w not rtlett—There Is no reason who T should a great deal less, my be is strengthened very greatly by the | Secretary to build, atan | the committee to And any direct ovis Philadelohia, and to other transa: me ot | vesth ° in th ‘ roduce further testimony except the rea THE BRICK BUSINESS fieugestine haturo of the arrangement and the | 0, and at the earliest practh Cente Oks peruptlon t Ast have alrendy given i neh ware mentioned and some of which si hay eitailenereeatt that T have already suggested. ‘Those | geQeray foattte, Pour, nformant that sald that | tobe dene and material furnished. by puoi! vo excavated dry docks at the | srlicle, and they hate been produced heron, ire i Cine t tei you together here re Into amatter, the ons have been sufficient to Justify me in say- | chased in Philadelphia, shipped to New. York, | this arrantemant wastes tine, manwer In ws here will be an opportunity of swallowing | Lenthal sone, who has testilled: The withersoa } i the, to me, unex whic not been ex | ing that under these circumstances I cannot ald | anv sent around tho Horn to Californin? A.<: | sve errangement was mad once leads any # not by the thousand. but by the mile | Dear! NM aiben ana ciGatire its lane | j : ha : : N exagueras | annot ald | i) Peat aA e tecie vasa = | ono to infer that somethi n | lion. with a proportionate amount of pecuniary | bear charges and Justify the intlue i deste OSH ata oi abe 1 \ Sccreuary of the | the ie Th ieated to tue inthesante rian i think the jnw tequite that there | advantace ty iobesomand Cattell? Addo not | nse ¥f cormuption "i ’ id many Ww S0s| wavy, Was f A iN a has fe Saewent cated to Mes Robeson thatthe | 0 ssoaie bere siVeeual tr foes © advertisement eto the | remember the statement Q.—Have you given all the foundation for that i ; Adcle Sanestien Geter ret: in t at’ nuent magenta ie . m2 eit vetson of universal Informa, teh eT ere are ini the ari AMarche? Av-T| charge that you have? AvoD have, al except ; FURIGEE Gate id tf call y ‘ ntioned aa ? | TG Bee leat ta iin ties Wael aid Jald two | dy not remember it } what d shout! have proposed Go introduce in the \ at { the “ we And neo knowledve AvmT did ne n im whether b relar Q Hows with another «tate | f nee 1 has : t 1‘ aay 4 nid hee knew itt eat en } ' L “ mi emi x eters ; ; Youdid nott he pains to sift the mat. | #ife# estimated by: v | 1} ; y mind CLE | \ " i begrpcvuh I; crating evidenve? ALAn Ine mst Q.-Your son ; d Haw A.-T' should tiie withie tof e rof ty to | ra witness on t rata B yie boa eal he Ochirese abrronriacet pes erage |e ‘ Patias ' longth { ; Ht ery tag | 1 wa wlodge—and L suggest th Conuresston uinents 1 believed ors | 1 ‘ : ‘ i ! Vin Tis SON-On { tee SPA abasic at Wi toeund te kG Vrefesence to the Tefusing to give the | & HODHSEy et faed. Unlionepved: | Gris that tha only around foK tha efalemebey | RIES : itil to-morrow might. } t f " f t { Mr. Archor—If the Seer f Mr bs rf the bricka, befween tv 1 six | A tte th Nonty tOrit convert \ eine tbabiinivestianCion re Secretary requires ana Bette SOFB NOT YET P hire aand, in Philadelphia and ‘i Snpos ‘ea t pours AAO Orsee CHAN Bab In entteat ind taut 1 re NOt Yer PRODUCED Wants SLD aUnan ere Bee | HORST, need | ov a Mewherot the € j ake dismay oe th cece a in| : wi withosaes, ‘4 Hietee shold’ not press | Their price in Sen Francisco, “Then they put Thu SERIO HKER ADE nd burned in efligy te f« “ but Hidatao be able tor ‘ Dana has no personal knowiedye on the subject ters—T understoud you that the facts | arrived at Marve Island the freien aincunted to | ready within our knowledgo, a rough calcula a scheme h what manner that testimony is | A 7 that J never meant to assert he had iragticies cate from ove person? | nore than the original cst of the bricks. When | { qe chat ule robberies will qt sinoune a 7 given: | ‘ b ! wes Ech hci ant ee in ar doeuoionte and Congrase | ha Dataes ete ROTC ES llcelupee itis wate | to lesn S140 ‘ow, what facts have you in THE JUDICIAL IN 7 pe wiblyaly oF phe " easitin ‘ Tarte een Shciacharect pclae rts have not yet heen intro: | ivan found that durin the vos get mmicks | Your vosseaaton, or within your Knowle Cea GUL f thelaiuee ‘ kely and ary ar at a witnesses whom I shall call will be all the aon aa your informe | of the resect that they had t Teer ne hold | Sccor fraud, the two Secor frauds, and Judge MeCunn Refises ta be Tapered with Shapley ation of Nat issue, if you w je who know anything about the trar e charges that Mr. | to dust, and out of the whole lot not one thous |, Qe-How much ts that A.—That was written y his Kelatives-The Miduight Present ail 1 , for Het aia eludes without calling Mr, Secor mad | More than one individual who was your in- Cara liava tonantac THRE: 2 Band | Eee tow niuch of the hecor sraude did get of | acl Roger A. Pryor testined yesterday welt 1 fever tweet a i | 6 1 suppose it Ruach and the contractors for the | aad, ehateaeittis ts on wile you bass your | “Q.-What authority have you for that state. | Your own k owledue (You speak there a before the Judiciary Cont that he never any t ras ig tha lke D i " F the fron, and | charges in a? here are two or | ment? A.—Lbelleve that the latter part « dwn knowledge, 4 knowledge there a elved the #30 w Ir. Gano sald ho hae € inquiry 1 think Pi IE DEFENDANT'S CLEA gation unless they are called careful examination of th ents | Is Incorrect ware and Q.—Ol ab BuGy Aone anti Rail |. does pe ae Ca Hise) 309 WO sei SAIL OE SOT? " neque hink no act has one : F He Congresston ts of Con- | was sent in the manner doscrit A | not say personal knowledac agt. Lor J except when the committee has been ary Robeson—Mr. Chairmuti, Jet Jt. nut ty. Avcher—T thought you would perhaps con- a8 and public reports Q.— From whom did you understand it? A Q.-Then when you say within our knowl! Dr, Gano was asked t ean a tof the full T iellave thé taacluianauinaee: Understood that I ask this investigation to | five your evidence simply to the violations of Did your informants wive you names of | My information comes in Maio Catena edue you do not mean that you have any knowl: | money ti } a i mane ing the committee pern fs i i abruptly. All Task ts, that it gos law, as they were the points that wer Ons Whe Dave Hay heen Introduced here And) | trom's arson who. ct ated It to me cons | edge qoout he sur ce teas eas Pet littee permits them to proceed ite ¥ » can give us their knowledye of these | tidentially \.-Yes, When you say that «thing fs wit! nor Mr. Morgan. wag riya GllnvUin: Oe aub-comnnltteds eat Jnot terminate, Tam not vg that itt ik charges? A-No. sir; L wish to say if it had | "'Q. The same man you spoke of tn answer to | your knowledge you mean that you know it t ar Association claimed Tire uae Rants ‘ , thee charmoa are purnied (0. ' n inthe matter @ been possible for us to go on with the Inyestixas | Mr Sargent» ¢ , | that itis a fact that you have learned from read | he rehad been any resignation, and while f boon possible for isto go on with the Investiga- | Me, Sargent’s examiuation? A.—~The sume man, | that jt tea fact that you hus their bank “account. was very Lrroge mmittes, in fact, was as full as tt wite-aes, as T have stated, are here i u ed violations of law. | produced evidence, and were Fendy to produce THY ROACH PARTNERSHIP Wail, go on, Yon have mentioned the | Ustined ty reigiion tothe casera? Cornecagatiel ; we adsourned harerd cine, fousdacel documents of the Departinent are , 4 lit sto wee If there Is anybody who | witnesses upon these various points, Secretary Robeson—T read from the articie | Sevor claim. How much of that did I get on | Long that he received $40) as counsel h SusGbielbb and NO ACLIGH Ran Taken RAL Lhe | Dene A neOd are at your command ; you are Lever have been guilty of corruptions THE PROOFS FORTHCOMING. further: As there ts no seasoned Liv Knowledge that you have from informa: | that this atuolint was ‘the only place of Mr. Voorhees was filed. ICL all lawyers, or at least three of you are lawyers, | | leave it tome Twill call all these peop! Ry the Secretary of the Navy—In the articles | Lad these vessels must be built of ira reading? A.—I hay f | against the te. He was not appoint ; ‘ am not aie OLD ref ca eiengent bl. | orton, 29 1 find this wentence a view to this contingency the Che Lonly know the aggt ceiver by dudge McCunn, bat by Chief Justice Iatuken, during seine af the diccusclane whieh, | And sou are able to go on, oven if the gentlemen | call any, the committee will ee ee rreen ce empowered by | Works, near Philadelphia, have been purchased | the chim, Iam not able to state how it was | Harbour, In reference to the caw of Mrs, K took place at these meeting aatcthanain hould t ret * tit to me without hesitation, Robeson. his late in robbery, to buy for the | BY Robeson and his associates to do the job, | divided, liott aust. Mrs Butler, he testified that Jud took puso at these : ' : Sa eee Kavos Mis asscclate In robbery, to buy forthe | Atacng the partners in the Chester Iron Works | —Q.-Suppose you take ft all, then, and goon. | MeCunn did. not- know that the parties to tl i he committee expressed a decide k's Ht avive Sar A. DANA ON THE STAND. forthe navy steanchipa, We say that Gates | are John Roach, of whom we have already | What next? A.—The Tennesace case sult were his tenants, The Judge sottied the Inclination to going on except with a full cor y \ After eome further colloquy, Mr, Charles A, | buys this coal not by’ public competition, but | spoken, A. @. Cattell of Philadelphia, and Geo. | | Q—How much of that did f get? A.—‘That | care up as soun as he became aware of this faut. { tee, and went so far as to say that he must be | Mr. Boutwell-Tfthe documents are here, tt 1s | Dana was called on to testify. Privately, paying such pricos as he chooses, and | aie tea Bee ay ene te a Ee OMT A coNoy you did not get | a efin nett iied ethan: ie tied ae cat aderhtcod ani reslaulbg untees tueloorimliee |e day ihey inves been here! aries A, Dana sworn and examined by Mr | money of which they this rol the Koverttnege. | That comes tome from the same soured i stating that that Was ab error OF ex= MN EAey VACA Ua tere UDHES MbERAOD wa think that it is of] Mert Iwill state my views of this case, | Sargent Weray that hepaytin theuverage sie gon tor | yg et yin yh yO vody else about that What Accld Brether-inclaw of the Judge, nnd be 1M ¢ vant nineties INVERLIRULIOE i foas la laid i tlle Gouckalte 5} Q.-What ts your residence? ow y this coal in Philadelphia, and teceives, $3 aton | 1 do not think I di¢ vat next? A. -Tdo not remembers Tam | would not be ered With by Dis ‘rete thi ation that Ly the counsel for Mr, Dana on the | Q—W? arresidonce? A.—New York, | {hiecont in Philadelphia. and receives ¢3 aton | OO) dy ir tave the records examin Fed (ogo Into an arithmetical calculus | The duiive asked kite tse. Minune retuen th the committee who moved It that early In the case, before eviden Q.- What by your oveupation? A.—Editor of | coal'to be conyumed byte navy inthe year | {there was anything of that kind’. | A Tetainer of €34 Which he had tocelyed. from and who actively desired fnyestigation in the | submitted, there was adesire on the part of tie | 4 1 nated at ahi tons. the profits on ie ot be any record of the formation ofany |" HOMESON RxCITED Hooley not to withdraw from the. case aa coune mt instance, nnd who was the only one, commit KG ts aie wanat a8 telland Robeson will be in round | S¥ch partnership, were prepared to make that at Bac WHIGH Dit: Morea 4 4 frst i the onl: 80 far nmittve to proceed with the full commt vime of that newspaper ; Taner GccThere would not he any record anywhere | ment in a puns narenapen but you are noe nies | Sein He het eh ed The nar TaMee as J know, of you all to do so, should be present | [think every m rof the committee desired OMK SUN, niean by evidence and witnesses? at the owners Wp of the Chester tron Works? | pared to establish It ¢ en by suppositious t Lede I ee eae eee , IA Nes Rea: | TO PS PeBeti Oe Une Hany Ea ent, Glide Bik eek fh By evidende riron Works have been notorls | res? A-—I have established a TMB ase ORT PArAAnT ea nNiteR y i mumitteo uf a series of editorial artiel We may introduce. their testitony were not published he Dr @ i have not i : at: hexpected tous; ax much sons Fauppose to | four, we took the most lnportant step that we the Navy Department and to Scere hot then my we LY bility of that stat was atly to ed. Are you tent ned. Me, Taloulay 1 with my toatimony, so | al 1 Sg Nias 1 After examination.) Yes, sir, | expect t bythe S Mg. Then you ma ut sta tou Mr. That ts te ( dues Mt ee : Dace tha sip te i ae eae went Mrs You will also please furnish a | information of the 4 vy i" " ' i inot for the sl A i is ie 4 5 ; calli qi H mM at hcap ene f 1 hy 1 rela f Mr. | (.-Mave you ever taken any means to know | 4 t Mr i't \ iy tof not tte ¢ " 1 the ate facts with your knowl Tihwartentionot aie ( Mt | Roach w Navy Depai A.— That ts | whether was a rieh map oray ant ALT 4 ‘ ) M " hav “ tv unt to have a f wy e in ron information and belief At ted th “ ROBBSON'S CROSS-PX AMIN ATION QT ght Q. Public notertety= from. who A.-G t yi Satins t atter, Judes Nn to fix the m f ng; | facts on mation and belief {havif lie dbaleud toy ; HELEN SSI LIAL 8 Paar PG era nion and belief, which | ‘ i . r © hi H ; 4 alone aisha ke Lire not within, | Would now have that opportunity Qa aI Q.—Did you ever take any ineans of fading t " 1 1 y 1 of any my own person. wledy wuthorily of that statement r tit 5,000 4 Ro gon a r means of knowl at kind of | on 1 t Abr i 5 t ” eT 1 the fora KODESON'S SHIP CHANDLER, Ment He tot EY OF x Mgih : ated | t f pul ; t 1 t le h « last \) aur inforn tthat A, G. Cat = 7 4 P . v wn w i quinn nal tb mentis a i f mubicated \ 1 since that it wa earn, it t ton of A mnder al ‘ r passent. | tell, a Her in Philadelphia, pur pen, 7 e the navy mes allfto, r | mistake t Lheilet | have cot W t te i Pens MUS | not over thitty or forty thousand tons a year 0. pen Wpubioomberint ie Q ty Dia M “i ; ' intel pemener ‘ is | y Q. LT would like to} ait Tine | A : y 4 i v , ' ter r tetemeni th uy a hire Jolla nd se t Q. meth! f T have ne ' i t J as Tea v full Ld hk it | thatty: 0 Tanai Pesan nero reel Lt, Ait Thad t allowed to 4 heen Ty Actes shag ( . teal M 1 Lisw | F | veathisr Sea aninlin inti w Tish ' i ry Wid you not, that 1 Ma banat 5: lea how 1 wT fe, f ! h ! T think the 1 Qs at ities Gee AL BH: : , ? ; H 1 1 | k coud ] Q-You n { " you re 1 : { : j Pi ie toieey non It H ' 4 J an injury 1 who told me : W i | work rsued diligently as long as | fidentially he na ie ' A. Rxcept upon ( pe ie Fae) ! QW A.— The evidence EN { | Nees wa te lee ter. | t 4 threat that ut r A.—He ta not 1 1 : 0 What rea A.—F wey 1 heret f ean er of this ¢ 1 r | Q.-In what way then can th tement of tt O-t i fe. ¢ u F i f i ean the s ‘ i, Ac-As fal Mr ¢ 1 cot aman H an tre t tate to t ey offer thelr testim % will qrituc’ inane Utne cerean win gaa WANCIhKe inter ctr Ras : BRAN ei tae ne fai ah t claim, ey Has Via ' n Aproposie | ployed In @ situation in nif L were tor i ri} ; eatin maleh ak What vile axtellant f for | ¢ AGAIN REQUESIS A FULL CONe 1 under 1 4 threat, and for one Lam not | veal his name, the reve 1» would do him tie will ¢ , hut have, T have produced her J Nhat i MuvTEP funder any such clrcumstances to posts | jury furnish | “Q. a were Ht by whom? At f make ; y Mr. Archer” D 1 put It In the form of a w this investigation, as desired by Mr, Dana | Q.—An injury by losing his 4 n? AL enANeS | do Hot remember who It was who Bret told ine of i ; Fe quest to the © that a tponemer aid b yuneel y fr : ws CAEN? \ lf post i Jury by suffering in various way , Ido not | yourson WANTS A MAN PRODUCED EC PATE oa " Mr. Bartlett ‘1 ‘ would like done, Mr, Archer-I am free to sayt hoe \ ; . (Have you ever heard the name of any wit SEEN HIM POT $56,000 IN HIS POUKE 2. W iy , . \ a q Vt 1 F fr, A 1 f f the >| thon, and by incurring the enmity of persons | ness who will testify to the facet? A.—T have Q. Whe informed you it was corruptly pa Dewspaper You asin very ‘ a . i 1 that the alterna: | dence had progressed toa polnt that threw any | who could do him au injury ri you bear the nameof thar witness has | Acc dhe lnfonuation use tint We Take the responsibility of ity eertalt At noon the ucatday the wife of tive Is that he 1 doubt on the | nal intesrity of the Se ry; | ROeTLA in aacak ueraci anc inrorm vou thal fee LeH the charge? A Tidid not hear | from the public recor then f saw that t QW t ve N . . Mr. Archor=I Khe how stated itin | Fshould have voted last night and should vote | Cattell and Robeson were Interested In the pur BEADS IRRINS Detone: fms tie: | Taye hag Gen Halal aadn Glan Echt, : the wo that way, Hest a4 in night that the evidence should go on anti it | chase of tron for torpedo boats This san FACTS ALREADY PROYED, Irbvelved the t WDIN AEE aes I eae le tia tthe letter y | te ' ! Mr ‘ was mado manifest eltherthat the Secretary was | person gave me this Information i ry Robeson The next charge ts as fole | informed ¢ A nihey nny ‘i fvebrus ed A f j hall vote to-night for a continuance Md y your tn peavs dred tons of iron t Used tn bulla i to i while 6 \ ' ( renee rest 1 t fi Q. Did ‘ ¢ Information In rofor- | tho tsrpoda bones which Congress hea t | | é s i ‘ f » until the roof the Chat . envet ny of th he eosin Tae New York | ized, ap th f his iron ed a ton wl A.- 1 dou | 1 Ajax A.—f i i‘ a \ many point that will arise In the | Svs from any other person Yes, sir, from | We t nly 81a ton, ; ! abi 4 | i wie ine \ nve Where the committee would bo divided | yurlous per Ww Frauhery the robhors a pr A—Tdl Tider Fanust Y is i thou Hina we declare tha Nine tab | 1 ! | ted a a wid two, and 1 wo Would com al Q- Nu j ¥ are allinghe same hmong ithe nwonie at f Robes | f Sede adie : " relutton wi t person " power 1 or of the Kai woil ads alnbaiforenican clk i 1 \ u Ipate at Q. ery on f your informanta is in auch hens tO putt ¥ * i 4 \ 1 ; t 1 i that of I f ‘ : | : i at I man n poref 1 " ' \ 1 1 , i t i « f i r | | ‘4 : | 1 tion ta derive \ \ \ j H I 1 not ft {Cor ‘ \ \ | | H . | ! ! a dd from ther rt ' 1 : } y| i 1 , L wer Of yoursy tala remark bot apply We Me you prie shal | 1 4 ule usd AMY 4 hing tho materaloce | tas