The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-27

shall perempory refuse answer any questions unes.
they under the head this subpoena which 10 A. 10
what know about the between the People and Mr.
wrsrknS.-wsre you engaged in any mechanical su.
ployment in Switzerland
Al decline answering.
Q-What business are you in now7
Al am ply stefan.
employ ment herel
Al decline answering
az, you sreguiarly licensed hysioisn. and
q am not lhsye applied twice ct their request
you and De Bullion become very Intimate q
'he Tune ne made the communication 10 you
yes think he made them on account ofour friend
snip ne had called several times my house be never
told me the story about verren. ~ A
,Wt,rE.S.-You could be elected vestryman Of =
hs, %ne5e De Bullion was clerk after he told you
Al would go to church and worship with the rr...
es; Sr,mnai my duty 10 my God has nothing 10 do
WIN man LOOK the sacrament at the church but never
saw De bullion take did not tell MIR. verrsn q this
the s ~ , Ss Su,on had said about him kept
nearly Two years made no memorandum oft
S-what object do you suppose De Bullion had In
communicating this information to you1
Ale said it was between us ; the crcumstsne.
was impressed on my mind from the fact that did not
know MrVerren, but having heard him preach In swift
ersnd naturally made me take particular notice nv
vile also heard the conversation was tow ards evening
at my house. los Spring street. in the front room on the
hrst moor we took glass Of claret was elected YES.
try man in 1889 the first meeting the vestry alter that
De Bullion was elected; assented it would be use
the next meeting he there and elected SEQ
rotary pro TEN visit the family OF Mr.. verren and he
Granger7 MN ''A-
~. my name is John Mark Louis orsnge and one Of
ny brothers who was my godfather also bears the name
y John Granger, but when sign deed any thing
we have fourteen children in our family. vi WAT
Wn.rEns'-Mo, did not know that (laughter)
WEsTknS--have you ever borne another sir name ex-
cept Granger
No. never.
.a w ss you saw Forme last had you any
A-No-we talked about Homeopathy alone; attended
La Haye and told her since the last trial ~ Green street
that Mr. Verren wanted better witness than her for bis
ueience had no conversation with Formed previous to
Inc iast Tiai was but slightly acquainted with him
Loyn De BULLION was here called by MIR. Hoffman. q
no. n an Mr. v.rrsn enreat or request his wife copy
them 80 ~ " WY
pr Berran that he did said that on another
Mr. Verren took that looked like . sword cane
shook over her head and told his wife her
You nave been in Court and heard DR. Granger
state what you told him relative to the true or
not
A-Extraordnary false call God to witness! and
rnes GOD to fend his vengeance my head my body
ever DID and If not on Granger's head cali 0od
70 witness 70 near; vengeance to punish could mott 10.
IGy-
Ihe witness here became excited that the Counsel Of
Prosecution were compelled TO call him to order which
was accomplished after some delay.
@. by JuRon-When was it that Mr.. verren used this
TO his wife
WITNESS continued.-Mr verrens wife corrected him
III his spelling Of French word, when he became very
much excited and swore.
(The juror that asked the question here ssid" I've
heard enough)
Witness continued-Yes, and blasphemsd. and
such scene never heard before in the whole world.
One Of the jurors here stated that il the Court did
intend to adjourn soon he wished to leave a moment
when
Henry M. WEsTERS Esq, and said that he re-
GREETED the partial illness OF the Attorney General with
whom he was engaged in this cause and he about
ask an adjournment until tomorrow to enable him
cover himself but another circumstance had come to his
know ledge that Of ITSELF he thought would be sufficient
to cause the Court TO adopt that This the sud
den decease OF that good old formerly the head
this Court, RICHARD RiKER. He then passed a highly
complimentary eulogum upon his ability Judge, and
his virtues man. and stated that he should place
matter at the discretion of the court.
The Court, with few remarks relative the memory
OF deceased Immediately ordered adjournment until
| o'clock this morning.