Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

May 2.-Ihe Braganza Murders-Second Case
Hans Krudsen, -hared, mild looking young man,
apparently about 20 Of age put to the bar
charged with the murder Of Armel F. Turiey, the
9th of August last.
After considerable deal Of trouble, the following
VIM. r. Meier, Citizen; Geo. Dearborn, Citizen;
Saml. H. Rogers, do VIM. Easterbrook, do
Levi, Cepman, do Mr. ChaPpell, do
Elijah Purdy, do Richard Sutton, do
James Wilson, do Chas. Corgill, do
The counsel for the prisoners waived their right
to six aliens, in consequences Of the difficulty Of get
The testimony was substantially the same as that
received in the case Of Yer Bruggen and Whihelms.
with the exception that the witnesses thought Krud
sen was under duress at the time and that he took
part in the mutny from fear Of the others sacrificing
him.
Three Counsel summed up the case and were 70.
piled TO by the District Attorney. After brief
charge frsm the Court the Jury retired and feund
the prisoner not guilty Of the murder.
He was rcmandsd to the City Prison to be tried on
two other indictments.
And the Court adjourned to 10 o'clock on Friday.
CoRoKER's OrrIcE, May Am inquest wa. held
at the Upper Police on the body Of poor loaerized
object named John Waldron, who was brought N The
fifth district Watch House on "Wednesday night and
died at an early hour the following morning. Yer.
dict from some cause unknown,
gLooMER vERsys EvASs-The following is a
reply to statement Published yesterday in some OF
the papers, giving account how Boomer, the hat
ter, took the measure Of lawyers head in q verv
unceremoneous way. We rather think Bloomer has
got in trouble every lawyer were to get licking
who deserves it, the calendar would be crowded 10
suTocation with assault and battery cases
JAMES GsRpos BKxSxrr ESQ.
Sra: IN justice to myssf my family and the pub,;r
deem proper TO notice statement in paper
morning IN relation to alleged assault certain
overwhelmed by the saamities Of the times Me ob.
son Mead having asemaad against placed il for co,l,r
on with this nyans Ne obtained sss,a. and ,Aes with
course Of annoyance a persecution against the Court
Of chanee The Court ordered assign my propssy to
Receiver to pay Ibis debt asd in obeesce assigned afeS
dse TO amount Of than $1,000 although The d.bt
only about $500 After this Evans had sued and other
70 the Vice Chancellor, make give more INT
the Vice CHANCELLOR instead Of ordering t, directed tie Re-
satisfied with this decision, Mr. Evsns appealed - tie Ch.
or who has mot yet heard the whilst The ord. 80
oppornaty when len lhs city on bu.iae,. ~ hs
sent 10 II rufans into my house. kicked omen ~, DDS
s. scepsns her .Ess. and .,ols 1saTn q evey
onged John Moos wife ather and y relurr 40 III
crowded about me, and with told me Of Mai Ia
hevagabonds who entered hosse left ne sams,nor
could understand eIaety who had done this a, the
aame Of Evans had been mentioned during the
went to his Office accompanied by respectable srsa
sse under ~hs, as,hory the had been done
entered the ofcs Of Evans and waited iii he c.s :;
when enquired OF him why he lad thu, treated INV fn;
in absence, he immediately in HI. half Ineligible Eps1;.
added insst to the previous Injury when unable longer ~
restrain the feelings of a mar husband and f,,Ls,
deraey punished crinssg oppre.or Th. !, ali i've
done and these FOR doing it, ielt my,er -.
family and my rights had outraged and wa. NAL
restrain feelings The psbie will observe Ina, ~. $500
s,o, sas . !. - q The cscS Of The
hsng Attorney had made about $1,000 costs a. no ,ad
wsehsr ,or THIS am ee rua'as, stated BY q the
PaPe leave 'he public 10 Judge, whose humble servant
New York, May %, 1882 ELISHA BLooMER.