New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
COLTS TRIAL.
Seventh Day.-Repor;ed 70. The Tribune
COURT OF OYER AND TERNINER.
Before Judge ksxr and Adsrmea pvaDY and LEE.
We9sEsoAY, January &c l3i2.

w E3.EsDAY, January % lci-
Before Judge KEsr, and Aldermeo PURIFY and LEE
The Cour, came in at precisely l0o'cIock. The
proclamation vas read, AID he Court made SONS
remarks orderidg the preservation of perfect order
in the Court The Jury nc said. must not be dis
,urbed BY remarks upon the trial made by sPecta
tors in their Ecarng and ii=co.HPaints OF this were
made, the Court would Immediately order the seat:
10 he cleared
The Court read communication submitting that
members Of Tho Bar are kept out OF the courtroom
/ BY The crowd around the doors; and also complain
Sing that no distinction is made By the Constable,
between the members of the Barand the aor1n1on
the Bar had been treated with disreSpect Judge
/ Kent said that the words common raDble' were
not known in his vocabulary and that after the
counsel, witnesses and reporters were accommo-
dated. members Of The Bar were entitled /. priori.
"; but he found it impossible, in an cxsitcmen,
like this, TO keep that order be would desire This
communication is presented SO specimen of q
great number he had received.
Mr.. EMMETT.-Is i; the intention Of the Prose
cutting Attorney 20 pursue his inquiry as to whether
the wound II. the back OF the mead was made BY a
bullet or not? Or is lie satisfied on this point
Mr. WHITING -Idont know tina, this is qlcs-
ton that feel bound 10 answer; it is unusual
question, and one on which had not definitely made
up my mind This viii say: So far as any cyi-
dence goes to show that MIR. Adams met his death
by bail, shall notpursue it; butt shall not with
draw he testimony
sELDES-Ne withdraw the inquiry, tic gen
lculan intends to discuss it.
WHtTlSG.-Snce the inquiry has been asked, the
gentleman must hear the rest OF tie answer. Since
they do not wish an answer, however, will not
answeritd directly But Mr. Deioresth has minated
desire tia, Mr.. Ehers, the man who loaded the
pistols with which the experiment made, should
be cxamined and shall cxaminc him.
Mr.. EMMETT said they should certainly obiec' 10
this, either now or hereafter. They would moi suffer
testimony TO show that Mr. Detorest had not made
n fool OF himself.
Mr.. WHITING, said that Mr. Ehlcrs would be
called TO give such testimony as the law Of the
land allowed him give
n. &. Burgess called have known John c.
Colt since the fallof 1887; published the FIRST
edition Of his bookkeeping and was connected
with him#ip the publication OF Delafeid's Antigua
ties Of America.Zl hccame indebted 10 him
the final adjustment was an unfortunate publ
cation, more than $1,000 being lost; it was pub
llshed toy subscriptions and was an expensive WORK
from 80 to - acory; became wei acqua' ,,l
WIN VIZ ool1 ana never haa any uaiie WIN 'l.H
saw Indication OF an J.. oui,DFGnhng tempe;
our connection continued t'il 'te ian Oh loo'
saw MN last winter ana since ana nave observer
no change in his temper ne loegea IN 'ae same
room Tor a time the BOOK was published by Ools'
burgess q Co.. MS pace oil business where we
p Nv bo L,a. f,,n
'co ,nsei also 70 lIanspo,tns 'teGooNs lIo r
lo,t't - o',' Inv 'l,.,, No.
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