New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28
Tb, Warren Murder,


Prke, q sister OF John B. Parke, who was mrr
dsred. was sworn She had lived at her brothers
more than fFte ycars-was at home the Monday ,
betors the murder, but was no, there that night
was at her sisters, (Rebecca Huisezersj; she
vent there to see Hulsizers son, who was Sex:
She said Jacob Skinner and George Mar'enus
- = ,, bous. on day before le!t: 'inTIsha' "es
- brss Skinner not; Narienus mad business WIN
= ,,ishIDg 20 borrow money but dIt no. get II;
S and nv brother alsGg about IL INST heard oil '"s
pfd, N the morning alter hac evei up Is ~,
"a. was up: SIR. Frank brought tle "otu3 a' -
book-d M MS horse ana went or-F as iueA 40 "
40. ooripp a. the siak hole, but al ue eo'le' u
Du,swor;h eace and hooked the horse: ons G.eH
p-i the position o the rooms, me doof'l e.
3s nf s-suirs has money, the location oil MS '' -
g b -rc,-bt joan Castl-r had not mucn money oH "s
r IN his chest hat he had; the chest stood IN me 'U
- h. .Isrr on the richt hand side OF the outsl "o0;
k-p, his chest locked; had not been ofoAeh "s
ken, the Ssv IN the cupboard
She was then ninu.e!y examined as 20 Ca-;e's
and stated that h~ prisener was al ths FsiG"s u
Castnet's Will Carter 'vas 1 tenant Oh osT n,s,<s
present too when the appraisers came 10 aPP'a'ss
sstners property, He and my brother John were NOT -
very intimate did visit my brother very o'su nfCe
went him sometimes on BUSINESS never hd'u W
rtr s7ak of his will or lis contents CaI;.Fs presence
brother never ;od al. his wills when ne made II ne CAV
me the choice Of places which should have; gave ME the
Mace where Carter lived the best place he had never
o4 me hat spo.ition ne had made O.. his other property
he owned the place where ne lived.
Th, witness having closed her testimony, the examination
of The prisoner before magistrate Offered IN estiRon!
N,Nitler for the iefsuc-) desired to ioc% INTO
,eu. Perhaps he should have to object to theif
The Attorney General objected to the delay
The Court 4dsi>sd proceeding for the present, with the
testimony, geser'ug tof awhile tins poHi.
THIS course agreed 20.
Rebcccs Egislser, another sister OF Castner,
ana her husband then examined. Their tesumoG,
merely corrob-raed that OF Others.
Peter T. Van D0ren was next sworn. tils
evidence is considered OF great importance showing the
character prisoner and bis bearing whe 'si charged
The examination OF this witness very minute and
lencby He stated that aud he had had dealings
and hr knew him have been frequently cTamed Tor mo
nev 10 his debts He lent him tea dollars about ss
7b ,n 10 satisfy an execution held against him, OF which
he paid So rs in Witness at the vsndae when the
property Of j. B. Pake sold the 10th or Il III May
after the murde saw prisoner there spoke 10 MIN .6f'f
and inquired him where he got the money ne palG 10
Stgreayes and Vauea the ID 80 OF May he SAID ne
0uld not tell him where he got 1t; said to h'in YOU must
te you are suspected Of this murder aud want You TO te
mo He appes red 10 be composed and SAID, swear done
recoect where got IT. told him he must tell me- would
not be put iii with suc! aweT He SAID ne could not
ecoect SAID 1t caa be possible that man can DC aos
the business arc and cant tell where you got he money
He then said Will tell yon God truth about NJ ie1peceu
for the be and did not kho" what day II
would come that he had betn LAYING up his since ne
had b--n In Ne. York the winter that ne might have
something stormy day, and until be could get something
living. thea said, friend Carter, am AFRAID you
If you hac any hand il! this murder let know It FOR
want the AID Of all your friends YOU out OF ~ and II
do any thing couscientiousy will do IL HIS answer
was, wouid rather be found ghEy thdH mat any man
This is the most important part Of Nh Van Doens ,es,i
mony ch continued until the adjournment o the Court
On Friday morning the Court resumed, aad
Georee Grereliing, Esq was called and sworn
in reference 10 the examination OF the prisoner before the
magistrates The examination being shown him he said
they taken BY and other magistrates at the time they
I certified
ReJccca Hulsieer, sister of s. 3. Parks, was
swosn and cooboraed such parts Of the testimony Of
/ Saral. Parks as she was questioned on
William HulSi.er, husband Of the last wit
ness; wa, next examined He testified The presence of
.rte at Parkes house Tuesday when the murder had
Just been discovered and 10 his having him At the grave
! yard.
! abraham S. C0ugIc examined. Took a letter
om Carter directed llr Howell Eas,on which Place
he going for boards and iron for himself r I'd o
May. Received the letter when the about haf
hour high. Garter told him forget 70 leave it ar Car
ng tavern for Nh H. aud leave as soon as he got there
He came to his shop the night before aud asked lie 90
ing to Eaton next dag not; witness said be He
then, said the Witness stated he wanted take this
letter; told him bring early for wanted go early;
he said he would be there early enough for me- got the
bridge about 10 o'cock with horse withour
oad the distance from Washington TO the bridge twelve
miles delivered the letter Mr. Carvings barkeeper
had not heard Of the murder before Irecered that letter.
the news Washington before left; heard OF
IRE minutes before Iktt: Nh Garners the shop
and told me about II.
Cr0sSerrpined-I went Eaton also on THURSDAY that
week: started the hours high; with old
horse wagon and tied behind it; wentfo board,
for fence; there nobody the wagon the wagon
the situation as the other morning saw Mr.. Wamt
Thursday morning Dont recollect that saw Carter bs
ms shop any other morning that week oI
tha; fact didn't why he wanted II delivered mmed
| atelr.
Examined in chef.-Put up my horse Mrs. Hunts,
tie bridge on Thursday the hoser took my horse, and
tnld Mr. Rchr (Mrs Hunts barkeeper about the murder
before took the letters 10 Nlr. Carvings tavern oppo
Then with the letters and delivered them
the bartender Also told Mr. Moreead by the
bridge of the murder Recolec distinctly that these facts
the morning delivered the letters. On Thurs
day also believe took letter for Mr. Creyelng the
Old Bank of syyanla; think did not do both erands
on the day
Cro5s-eraminea- did business for another man at the
other Bank time before about the first OF pr Nr.
CreYelling told which Bank TO 60 to- Often go TO
Eason frequently carry letters and errands for people
! har- often as twice or three times = week
Adjourned Saturday morning.
The testimony Of Cougl-i, considered strong ii
planed, yet the evidence yet only cjrcums,ant,l A.
every step the trial the increases and the develop
ments of the testimony but 10 render she mystery s
mpen-trab-. The correspondent of the Newark Ad.
/ veTi,er saws
As you may we'll imagine the here immense
II is the first murder which has been committed the
bounds OF Warren couHty aud from its unparalleled atoc
y aud The number aud esPectabity OF the friends and ea
ves Of the deceased and Of h accused has attracted
! the trial great Of people
Garter the prisoner, is apparently about 80 years age
7lth features pretty strongly markedhigh forehead and
thin sandy hair. He conducts himself with decorum
coolness in the Courtroom but those who him say
/ he Is occasionally uneasy.
INTERESTING REMAIys.-The editor of the
Warsaw Mo- Yeoman is his last paper, gives
an account ola visit in company with Col. Ben
ton and others, to the place where Mr. Bryant
Is eIhumus th- remains o sarou, animals the
among which are those of animal which he styles
HlIssoarlnm Il is the Pomme de Terre and about
mile and half from where M Koch obtained skeleton,
fw days since These found embedded in white