New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17


n, si,mm. frequently met him at the ID ara fo.e
VIII, WIZ :, Court when Newman testified, NO. a. a! IN
W. any improper intimacy occur pet"eeu ,t, ;a.ad W.,
us.,sIE he ferer put his arms arounu n'' Hse' 80
:, auy time -, Rhode leland fall of
-, on business of the Rhode Island Suffrage parry!
,e, -, come 10 lecture, but did give iectuis piI a"
s w. ~ yis, he. uery frequently at the "a aru ho'e s
other acquaintance; went win tl 10 ever! pdVe ~
a' ~ bsr ro yo--;o the theare,he Fa-to church and
la' IN the evenings; not visited By MI S'amm
ne mace than the Cd Ward Hote except at Mrs
ia zane street where ne was invited to,dne' re-
roed TO Rhode Island stsd there short nms ana
@ Win her husband in house her husband hired IN De-
street. Nh Samm frequently visited her there oeing
by her 10 husband he when his business suitd
a., know where my husband have not seen him since
:, Ioh Jupe: there application for divorce pend
y. Wv b.,ween myself aud hnsband there has been.
Mr. Slamm, recGlled-No such circumstance as my put
- nv arm around Mrs. PaIlns neck and kissing her ever
esn,red as sworn TO BY Newman.
alexander Ste,rart, ex.Aderman and Aims House Com
oae deposed the bad character Of Newman for truth
I'd ,sracity; would believe him under cath unless cor
,oboraIed ,,,r ~,
esckves Island and was discharged Had heard Angus
ms Purdy say he would believe him under oath. se"
nan was noisy politician about towa Would not 'Ae "
disbelieve Newman under oath.
Samuef j. Wills, Clerk Of the Common Council s"o.
%, defrnceKuown Newman forS 10 years. never
any thing against Newnan's character for t'aI anu
Twould believe him nnder oath.
George H. Kelnger, Police officer, dsposed toa' ,e
.,a character Of Newman very bad, ana "1ee "
prejudice against man. would not 9e'ie'e '''''
cath. ,...o.or,sd ,yorld
Cross erom;ned-Where he was disnteres!su r. IT,
believe him; ne could tell the truth upon pinIil' ,a
heard Mr. Hurly and Alderman PurdyS son say the!
90, believe Newman under oath. ,ol1 h.
have said that if Walsh had his Just deserts 's "0u
am 70 the Peuitentiary some time, for his iioeis
Nicholas Schureman sworn-The general chafaoeei u
Newman is not that Of good citlzen-oo hhor iS
,.r.c,ar f,, trutbI would not believe him under oath
LSn ~. Brown late Keepe, Of BlackwePs Island, de-
o.sd Thai he would not believe Newman under oath.
rToss.eramined-H that Newman opposed my 'e'
,,non,mepr as Keeper OF Blackwelfs Island
George Ralyea Police Officer sworn nave Anou u,
N,wp,an for or years His general character is oao' ne
lives in the same house in which live
Cross.egnmined-I believe Newman has maze COM
nt 10 the Mayor against me- charging me with beating
nv wife ! have heard his character spoken III OF.
1ossDh A. Siamm swon--l am q brother OF Lev w.
s,smn There are three brothers OF ms. Lew, william
and myself have made asst gnment OF my property ~
VTllia Samm was called by the District Attorney ou
hs latter declined examining him. but offered him 10 lie
opnse for the defence who declined taking HIM except ."
A cross examination. c,,n
The testimony then closed both sides, and MI Graham
commenced ssmmnc up on behalf of the defence In most
,onuppt and effective speech of two hours duranon lie
was followed nv the District Attorney IN an able and
tentative manner and who spoke about the same length o
ime. . =, p.,o,
The Cour, then adjourned at & o'clock, the recorder
a,or that he wond defer charging the jury until to-moTro"
morning a, II O'Clock.