New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
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c ecRror oYgK AND TEgN,SxR--Befov. 4,
| Kent and Aldermen Underwood and Kelly. g
TKiA or MARGARET owEss FOR Tag Mrsps,
Isr.sr CHrLn-The prisoner is a native Of Irs;,.s a
a years of age. She was brough, into caus, 500,
coeriug, in custody OF officer Barber. MesS, H,.Ia
Russell appeared as counsel in her behalf and n.
Attorney for the prosecution
Some little delay occurred in procurirc Il :as,,
which the irial proceeded
Charlie, r. TAorne syorn.-Res;dc al ~ g,,,.,
the prisoner at the bar servant at my hcu. ~,
,hcrc two months. II thought in the ls,,a -,
wcs enc n,c, and she appeared TO BE so. Op,hs qs
was sent Tor by ose OF the servants, who safe,
was child in the vault sen, for lhc coro,s,
child was taken ont before he cane. lsss.am,l. ~
said nothing 20 the siri aboat H. Trough. h,ne
difference in her erappSararce aiterws. ,heagh b,s -.
noticed The girl particularly AZ ALL and do not sun,o,.
ever spoke twenty wos,!s 10 her. Il was urde>n, =
house that she had been sick The day be.sre Nv s.n
was ont OF town. There Is ga,cwsy from B,,,ra..,-
10 the ward OF my house alto passacew,r "a n.
rhe gate is generally open IN heday tne AMI IA, %
Some person might have ccic IN trosa the Street. pds
examine the room CT the prisoner or dscovcr my ss>p
rarmeut There were 1--WE other sefyapt in the hev,
Frances TAYLOR and girl aamcd Jus. The Mach srI,
!, asou, IS feet from the vault and any person c.ng H.,
side OF Bayart-st adjoinns Melt.
Frances Tayl,r ia young colorcd ciril swrta-B,x,
servant at the house, as also the prisoner. Oh sy
shs complaued and was sick all Monday sish, ss T,a
day. On Wednesday she down s'siEs ard vy.4 h
work. On Friday discovered The eilb' in tie ,sus
When in hes chamber Tuesday ASKED hsf wbslp9t.
matter and she replied that she bad very eysfe en
with pa n in her head and back. She said she would Ia
e send for her sister. told her would and did " q
Wednesday ,hc went la washing. She usasly tE3 :
washing and ironing ot the family. On Taeslay es.,s
she brougb down pail from her and went sack
H. after which she set the pail doSn in The yard and No
back 10 isr room. oa Friday were locking for n !,
which child hal dropped III into The vault, and dscovs
tina babe; told tl prisoner OF IL. She looked said
did not hpk was child, for she did not ce hsy n
get there. She said il looked like cat. Tbs aas Fs
cveaiug Thr Coroner was senttor. Sad noihuc mon
her about it till next day. Thought she Ind ocssi to
encicnte, but said Hoihng to her about IT. When sac w
washing onWcdnesday obnrvcd Suspicious locking cloth,
re slept the attic with girl name' JuIa, Who M
away. slept ia the next ROOM ptt not hear any st1s
nor aay thing like the cry OF child Julia was al wsI
the time and there no appearance OF snsSicos,
ture aboat her. The prisoner was altered IN appess
after she had been slch
Horny McReon Sworn.--Aided IN gdlipg The child Ia
the vault 1t was taken up by black man. who had ap
with hook on the end. The child WIS ipals
drawing up that am aware OF Understood there d;
also been a large bsttle drawn up, bnt did no, seei
isaac Green sworn.-Examned the child TheFeVs,
wound on its head, also its abdomen. end asca.
on its hip There were also marks on lis meek one ca ~
side below the ear and tso others on tue right side
neck The child was full formed. and bad been ese.
born alive AseeraHed such 10 be The case by The hdn
static test The wounds may bave been made by thth,
in getting it up Cannot say positively thai The ciiia;
bed any thing contrary to the idea that the aotherm
haye been innocent of its death.
Dr. Mott was sworn.-rhe examination OF the ehH al
not take place till Monday following. Dr. H. thouehtthl|
after such lapse OF time would be hazadou. to place nj
lance upon any test going to show that The child r
a, tho time it born. Mr.. lacketi aacd him sege
questions bearing upon the case.
DR.. drcher sworn-Is Coroner EIaniaed the ebl
Do not agree with the Professor Iol lhat the bydosa
test is not good after the lapse of week, The lungs II
not decompose as the rest Feels castdeSt tba
child was alive when twas born, and that othe bru
must have occurred before its DEATH though do not n
lieve they were sufficient death From what
eciained physician subsequent TO this affair, bi"
doubt that the prisoner had become a molher
DR.. Francis was also examined in relation c In,k
cases He thought the child had been born alive.
The testimony here closed when Col Haskell address
the Jury in powerful and able 10 behalf Oei
prisoner which replied 10. The Court reyeweA \
evidence and the Jury found verdict of Not Guilty