New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
Trsai Of Rev. VIZ. verr.a.


CouRr OF Before the Recrrs,
Judge Lysch and Alderman Bonnell and CsrmaA
I'VE omitted before TO mention that Oliver N Savssa
ESQ is associated with Messrs. Maxwell and HcGmS
one OF the counsel FOR the prisoner
TRIAL or REV. ANTOINE VERRES foR PEaJrsY- ca+
tinoed The Court resumed Al O'Clock. the t iRa
Mr.. verren for Perjury. Previous b, calling u. uaaa
Mr.. Western, OF Counsel for the prisoner and
atidavi, from William L. Hyatt, who depo,ed Aal k nd
to The office OF The Herald the cisus
the District Attorney t,hc oc.r Of the Count usa e
Gordon penne,t, Editor to appear and Show esss a
that the said Bennett was absent from The city No ra
action wa. taken in the premises
Peter d. Formal recalled and examined by Mr. Asrwen
i said that MIR. De Bouion rad many leu. n OF Mr. Ver
rem, which enabled him To Initiate his handwriting He s,s
he could destroy the writing aud retain the signature M
then write aver il whatever he p-asrd. writ dags
ChabeIrs house. and found u.ere Barthelegy De BouGs
Colon Chabert and Buchlin Chsseri ,ad TO them n
friends, you must charge Verren With adultery hts sa
charge you can make in this country against nna,r ]
will bring witnesses enough TO prove H." had n
NcrreD before that but bad spoken 10 him thsdik
10 oppose this matter " th De Beu.lon but sAH az
him acquainted with Rarlheemy and BsctEn, Sa
thought all hope lost. then and stated The WI
ter 10 Mr. Yeuen Mr. Maxwell proposed 10 prov. ~ he
witness Thar Mr. Verren replied 10 snn-s' ha, be vss
unocent man. and being Conscious nj Innocence, csse
hem- MS WAS oDJeCWQ 10 Wy .atohheI oeouA -
ruled DOT by the CourLl never offered D" Bouiuna ~
money to suppress The publication OF ;lr b'ra
Crss,-< ra,nirsa-The reason appeared aagry 1a sg7
bee ause thought you nsulled me-. have bs's'n
der w-I TO Mr. Vrrren's house last es' ailer si1s
here; staia there ouly few moments. lodges H.
Chamberss corner Of Reade and Church s'rr'A ALhss
man ass DR.. Granger vent also 10 Mr. |tfrenk Ima
house first. called al Mr.. VtrrD'' M mor'rs ~
O'Clock; gentleman there; don'i know ha n1s ~
conversation with Mr. Ferren about Tie h's'nnaI ls
Omitted last night and To give IN, nprnog ia4
10 no Que this morning about what | had " afe'A.
swear to- Told Mr. Verren what knewI" o'e The aA
trial. have not spoken to Mr. Verrrn the 'a!3caaa
testimony within four weeks Mr. d. la Prime idd1D
n,orang when went on the stand Thai ! mp1irTs~
No one told me OF lhr nieriineaiiOn ~ ,b~ ieie 10"
not allud. to the subject OF the testimony 'oa5s"r
fore the Court this Trial for Tic last "n' "t-no
Nr Vrrrrn or his counsel an a., iebrf' "sts~i'
from, l3OJ 10 le ID under Nspoep 10 SPAN ~" -"
here sew, II years; came here a.t!i1b hiht ii"'f
French IN Mr. Walker. academy IA Wcoct'rSr' ~
Or Granger: The cou.roa sympathy 1r Sasfp1.
r.t,,r u.tr -, In October, 1889. caii-.i ia M
The ,..t al ne charge. II b. preferred assia': "a .
t.nI at about IL IL after had b-srG btnooe.h
r1,t~.ri De Boulll!on, Colon and Baschl %od' ns -
y.rsa.ions tssoon the book came oct. M 'a''"
Sir yeu know the iacis; you viii not ta 10 '.''' -
IT beard DR.. Granger lrsay brorr 10y y" =. a.
that / could not understand what BE- ,aJ Tod NJ
isg about what knew before W. Grans'f AS wv -
was not rallied as u wtrr-s at uis, Tune hA'r 20
10 Dr. Granger aboutit Did DOL s?raA N t'n to'
ll.s lral iasl night. The frs, conv,f't"a i"i -,
Is, u.ll.on about Mr. veirvn Eas al to,Dh NIX
1889 Never heard De Bonitisoo .sy asy sA'"k w.
rem. having asy improper connection ~'' W '''I 90
vile. DID not bear Dc bsuiion, h"r''' ray /
,av any thing Of Mr Serrrns having lnpro;r' a,
wul ,ny woman. Heard CsaDcrt Ati"r''ari '''' B
lx,u lu ur.,ecute Mr. |err-n Tor sdnitrry h'a -.
ton - an sarhe!~u.y after hr boob ab' ir'
hn :, xss Toe bad 10 print ,ocn bo,.s 'Ooa, -,
NJ aid No matter be- had Iis bani. nfiIl"S -.
u,u, that bad never 'posen TO Bs'the."y 'ses u
wa, out told any person hat D. aa "a
VI rrru he'd seducrd his wue ,hosli bAsr l'ee II
~, Fts, heard the publication OF the oooA tasea
cotn's next, some 6fieeo day. aitrr. Al C"so -.
chabvrI, De Bouiiiiou Barthr eiBs, ba'si" So -
we're present They never made any prop'-'S'" "a
hr concern with tEers. ID. csnv-rs- ''' 4'' "A
.e subject those meetings wa A. It go -''
be interviews. Al De BoaA.au. sarth-*"'' - q.
aged In writing. ar-rI uacG Rad par 81 w a,
4 suend hr verrrns Church at pr ut J '
senot r, ench ProJ-,,aat. Ar. v-frre ~ Or''
Dc since. He aes Goue nothing Tor '1s ~ q,
ur1y nor Sl2 in 1885 He did Dos i;Hs' 90 =
~n debts !ie told uIe n The ~siGtef" . o. s'
~, be would A s.st me H. Said an" ~ =
teurIy f,r to- ST. that a. eai'i MT rr' ". =
The Court al 2 O'clock niJ'arn'd 70 ~