The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-20

A. H. DUNscoMBE, 1877 Pearl street, brush maker
has no bias one way or another. Sworn.
VIM. w. Rowland, not present.
GEORGE SIDELL, 1872 Stanton street, carman
was one of the Grand Jury. Excused:
WM. SwonBs, 81 Fifth street; read and formed
an opinion. Set aside.
GiLsrRr R LosEY, dry goods; formed au opiu'
ion. Set aside.
TX McINryRE, JONATHAN SHERRY, JAMES
HALL and SAMUEL GnIFFEN, were net present
HENRY HALLENBEcK, 225 Grand street, ladies
shoe maker read, bat not formed an opinion, b
Gauss don't take one half Of the newspaper re-
ports for granted. Challenged persmptorily.
MOSES PowzLL, formed an opinion Set aside:
THos. M. Brown, grocer, 229 Hester; formed
an opinion.
GILBERT C. HEBBARp, clothier, Bowery, be-
tween Walker and Hester; not formed an opinion.
Challenged peremptorily.
SAMUEL SPARES, for med an opinion. Set aside
JoskrH N. MASH, printer; formed an opinion
Set aside.
THss. DoLAs, spirit dealer; have formed an
opinion Set aside.
GEohsE HussEY, not present.
M NJ SMITH, Maiden lane, formed an opinion
Set aside.
Josiah RHspEs, formed an opinion. Set aside
EDWARD FLANNIoAS, formed an opinion. SET
aside.
JOHN WELLER, formed an opinion. Set aside.
Gro. A. BAKER, not present.
JAceB Sc ABoLp, 220 Broome street, grocer; not
formed an opinion; read the papers. Challenged
peremptorily.
JoHH TOWNSEND, jun. JEREMIAH WALSH, AND
EPHRIAM FoRcE, not present.
JAMES PiNKERroN, was one the Grand jury eX-
cused.
GEORGE V. SPRALL not present.
}. L. SAoKErr formed an opinion. Set aside.
A. b. SKILLMAN; excused.
FLBrcHER HARrFR had formed no opinion
had ne doubt that Adams had been killed never
made up his mind as to whether it was murder
no opinion now is free from bias the prisoner
owes US money; we are printers and publishers.
l was also well acquainted with Mr.. Adams
Read some accounts Of the transaction in the pa
pers. A note Of Colts was past due. Was net
free from feeling in relation to that transaction
Challenged for favor and set aside.
JANIS D. THoMsos. Set aside for cause.
JANIS FERDUN-Read, but put no confidence in
newspaper statements, come from where they
would knew Mr. Adams; am merchant; reside
at 56 Oak street; store, 81 South street. Chal-
lenged peremptOrily
RICHARD E. Mourn, formed an opinion that
Adams was killed; nothing more. Challenged
peremp:o rily
C. H FRosr, not present
WARD NEWMAN, has expressed an opinion. Set
| aside.
FREDERICK HApLEY, exempt fireman.
GEORGE Il. TRIMBALL, and SAMUEL +. Mort
were then sworn.
JOHN H. wilkins, 3l5 Pearl and 1919 Madison
streets, was satisfied there had been killing hac
an impression that it was done By Colt, but whsth
er it was justifable homicide not, have i'm
preston. He was sworn.
| SAMUEL N. DoDoE formed an opinion. Set aside
JAMES MCCALLA, not present.
RUFUs Story; formed no opinion. Set aside.
VIM. AsSEw not present
| JeHN CVLvER; expressed an opinion. Sc
| aside.
| J. H. MoNARp, 224 Bowery, halter; formed Al
| opinion. SIT aside.
| JAMES SIMPSON not present.
ABRAHAM q. VALENTINE, is chaplain in tn
militia, bat is not a preacher or minister of tn
G oapel Excused.
| CORNELIUS LEWIS, JosEPn MCKEE, and ABKA
| HAM VooRHIs, not present.
BENJAMIN N WILsos, formed opinion that Col
| killed Adams. Set aside.
DAVID CoTHiEL, J. h HERRIcK, and JOHN c
| STEVENS, not present.
JoHs MuLLDewN-My mind is made ur. Sc
| aside.
SAMUEL ALplEEs-Always formed an opinion
one way or the other, on what read. Set aside.
HAMPTON ID. GAGE formed opinion. So
| aside.
| JAcoB A. WEsrERvELT and VIM. B. Crosby.
Here the PANEL was exhausted. The Coal
| then directed the Sheriff to summon one person L
morrow morning at 10 o'clock, duly. qualified
| serve.
The usual directions were then given by tn
Court to the jsry, and the Court adjourned till !
o'clock this Thursday morning.