New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

Direct-Have known Dr. Granger years; be gave
me pills; do n, believe he moves in good society heard
that he imposcr and makes money by IT. soE,e pa
who beer yearly murdered by him tell pee
pie say De Bouion gentlenan he paid bis rent came
home O'Clock; early and Tas respected al the
hoarders.
Ed.rcrd Hiliar Hoskins sworE-I have resided here
some 20 years, OF the Editors OF the Courier
and Enquirer. Do nj know Dr.. Granger personally. Do
nj know enough OF his general character speak Eft
joe Nsssu svorn.-l have lived here three years
am teacher. have known Formal nearly or years
His reputation good His veraci is Questionable
is bad. think should not rely upon Kim uader oath.
Crc.s-exanineC.-Fsrrna assistant me at Hyde
Park-havc had difficulty with him Mr. Barnes and
Mr.. Taylor have spokea badly OF Formal He was in my
school six uonihs-and steady orderly man. lie
tsd strange storee1ageratng his services soldier in
Bonapartes family He told stories about my family
revenge, ana did not believe them Mr. Barnes and
Mr.. Taylor the gentlemen from whom heard unfs
vorabe stories Of Mr.. Formal VIZ. Taror of the
men against whom Foraa made the charge. Mr. Barnes
is tavern keeper a: Poushkeepse paper showR) This
is my signature. II certificate OF the COED moral
character and qualifications Of Formal teacher-aer
six months term OF teachns-and recommending him
Others: 1t dated Isl May, 1885, In giving tina, certi6
cate overlooked his faults
Charles Cander sworn-obieeted 10 on the ground of
being cumulative estinony-and allowed TO proceed
according 10 the rules OF the Courts.
Prosecution rested
Nathaniel Weed called for Deence-Am merchant
have lived here 40 years know Dr. Granger b. has been
my amily physician for years; his character 70
truth and veracity perfectly good asud believe him
under oath.
CrossExsmined-The reputation of Dr. Granger in the
circle in which he moves, is perfectly good; ne visited
many families of my acquaintance ali Of whom speak
well o him.
William c. Wetn,ore sworn-I a practising lawyer.
have known Or. Granger for years he has been my
family physician his reputation is perfectly good would
have no hesitation in believing him under oath.
Cross Examned-As far as I have heard he
always we'll spoken OF.
Sg1ney Hetmore swor-I am store keeper in the Gus
tom House; have known Dr.. Granger or I years. he
cured of the consumponi his character is perfectly
good would moi hesitate in believing him under oath
ifhs character bad been assued should have beard
Of il.
Jonathaa Little sworR-I merchant; have known
Dr. Granger for years; he is my family physician
his character for truth and veraeiy i, perfectly good;
would not hesitate in believing hin, under OATH
Henry 4lear sworn.-l am attorney at law; have
known Dr. Granger years. his character for truth and
veracy perfectly good would not hesitate to believe
him under oath he my family PHYSICIAN and his charac-
ter as moral man and maa OF trula IS good.
Frederick GrGin swsrn-Have known Dr. Granger seye-
raj wears he is my family physician his character r truth
and yeracl!y is perfectly good; wou not hesitate 10 be-
lieve him under oatn.
Joh. Raptis.e Ckam6oH.Have resided here 10 years;
kn.w Mr. Formal; have always Known him as very
homes, niau lived in the house with him si1 months
do no, know gesera reputation; know Mr. Peitier
10 coIpidn Oh MN NC en'eieu Soous once
for me al the CuStom-HouSe.
Olirer j. Young sworn.-I know Mr.. Formal; he sired
an office six mouths; always heard good OF n
| would not believe him under oath; never
heard any one speak evil OF him others had Offices there
who spoke we'll OF him.
Peter Les,eur sworn-Have known Mr. Forml several
with me I or
aood whenever any person called thai he owed he always
Maid them; the boarders always spoke we'll OF HIM; L
you'd not hesitate to believe him under oath; would
take alr Fornals word before many persons signature
Defence rested
n, Villiam Claiming sworn for Prosecutien-kncws
Dr Grapger his character amongst the profession Is mat
f an arrant mpostor his reputation amongst them for
,rub and yeracity bad; should be scrupuous about
saving that would mol believe HIM under eal as man
migh lie generally, and yet swear truly in Court.
Cross Examined-I am homeopathic physician myself,
and also regular bred physician; have been called
;o,,rr. DR. Granger has interiered in my prac.
c. there are some homeopathic physicians out OF the
600 or 700 in the city.
The testimony here closed on both SIDES and mo Court
adjourned 10 II o'clock on Wednesday morning. hen lhe
case will be summed up.
C,vr Couprs.-In the Cour, Of COMMON
Pleas an action was brought by Henry Lewis against
Charles Thorne, Manager OF the Chatham Iheaue Tor
s5 week from March 10 July, and the probable ameunt
r third of clear benefit asserted to he due PLAINTIFFS
,;f. Mrs Lewis Mrs L. had been engaged IN October
,r the season Ito July A. 10 play leading strong parts
and a5 boys part, In March she was SUMMARY disms
sod An atemp OF was made the trial 10 show that she
had been settled with in full IN Mare, ana q 80 na sue
forfeited her engagement by showing signs oil inteuper
ance on Christmas Day. and the 4th OF January The
Inrv ave verdict in OF plaintiff for $751; being the
Sl5a week ard SlOO estimated for the benefit
Police OFF!cE.-PAssING COUNTERFEIT BILL.
woman named Ellen Collins, the 25l inst purchased
some ewery for 81 81. from Francis Fie, No. 2 Fulton
street and gave S. counterfeit bill purporng TO be on the
Grand Rank of Marbehead Massachusetts, in payment re-
eiynu the change On Saturday she purchased her dinner
of MARY wife of James Barnard, No III Fnton'STff-
amounting to Is cents aud gave 80 counere OH pui
nortn 10 be of the Sahk Of Geneva receiving ~ ID goou
leaving IS cents, which sne was 70 call on aion
INV yhich she did and then arrested for passing the
bnd bill She had when she passed THIS Tour or hVe - Ds
on different banks She was comalltteG 10 answer
c.sr y,Nyrr SuLLIvAN.-James, alias Yankee So lii
van in prison as one those concerned in the prize hsht
ending viii, death of Mccoy will be taken before inc
Recorder Thursday, wr!tot habeas OUT
nv his counsel William NJ Price and j. La Forge Esq',
in order TO whether his case IS oil such character
as TO admit oil his being 0alleu.
ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Mr John Ahern, late Mayors
Clerk who was committed charge OF having beer
d.auer TO the Corporation TO large amount was To-Day
admitted bail III S0,Oeo, winch ne sd'e dHo was ui'
charged from custody
CoRoyER's OFFIcG.-DEATH FROM DISEASE OF
THE HEARr-Thu Coroner held ar inquest today at No
Coerck on the body Of Patrick Gilgan, aged 49,
native of IRELAND woodsawyer who has lnag complained
If napiiaton of the hsa and dzziaess OF the head and
Who f dow dead last evening IN Sher-street Ferdic
died OF disease OF the heart
Trial of Captnin Williamson.
Reported for The Tribune.
Y4YAL COURT MARTIAL,