New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06
THURSDAY, October 8.

THURSDAY October 8.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.--Before
Judge Bsrrs.-U. S. Looking Glasses and
cases Toys and Snuff Boxes, E. T. Pope claimants
Tkess goods imported from Germany and BY the
Collector for golaton OF the law Of August 80, lS42
which provo. lat any invoice contains indecent and OBJ
scene prints the whole shall be forfeited portion OF the
snuff boxes had obscene prints paintings the inside
| Verdict for U. S.
| CqmpJeH P. H7iie,vs Thomas Sufern.-Acton to re
cover one.d Of S47 900, being the sum paid by plaintiff
on speculation in State Marine ms Co. Stock, IN August
| 1885, and which joined in by Mr.. Robt. White and
plaintiff on the representation Of MI Suern that he ac
quansd with the stock and knew it to be good proved
TO be nearly worthless about $4,000 having been realized
for the SAT 00O Mr. Robert White has also sued Mr. Su
| fern for his share of the loss The case is still on
| CoURr OF Observation-Disclosures the Recorder and
! AID Martin and Waterman.
James r. Whiting Esq, District Attorney
TRIAL roR Observation-Disclosures Baney, whose trial
commenced Yesterday for mansugher in the first degres for
causing the death William Cullen by stabbng him with
knife on the 18th Aug last the porter house OF Thomas
McGure, 246 Mott street, placed on trial in contnu
| auce of Yesterdays proceedings.
Thomas Nc CURE deposed that deceased and prisoner
came to his porter house the morning above named and
being somewhat liquor quarrel resulting from an old
CrulCe commenced between lneinIulItE W
which Beney refued-afer which Cullen wished Mcclure
20 get Blaney 10 shake hands with him aud make friends
This B!saey refused dosayng he would never make
peace with him long he lived fight was then talked
of BY Cullen who took of his Jacket and c!euch took
place when prevent the fight begged them 70 de-
sst and seized Cullen and tool. him into the back room,
leaving Blauey in the barroom. About FIVE minutes al.
forwards prisoner rushed the back advanced TO
the deceased and Sigh, seattle ensued u which Blaney
4 49,, he
was stabbed The left sdand fell down against the wall;
| BLAME stood looking him for time, when witness
said to Baney il was acknowledgment Blauey said he
did not care d-u When Blaney entered the back room
| Cullen exclaimed Baney coming upon Blaney was
wa not much intoxicated Cullen The instrument with
which the wound inflicted knife used by witness
70 lemons, Baney did attempt escape Cullen
was carried the Hospital where he died the day
| Cross.eramined by Mr. BrGdy-Cullen in the ARRAY in
the bar struck Blaney but did hit him witness
caugh; him around the waist and tod him make any
disturbance. Before waes took Cullen into The back room
Cullen called Blaney coward and aPped him or three
lines in the face Baney then took off his handkerchief
when witness took Cullen into Darkroom Did
knife in Baqeys hand the back when he struck Gull
EN- They had drank thing the house OF
Direct 1fSumed.-Baney arrested about 10 o'clock
IN the Boserv before Culeus death. When witness told
Blan-v il was shame TO do what he had done Blaney said
he did not care-as il Cullen died he willing die along
sih hin-he said he had il into him.
Concentration restmed-Had quarrel with B!aney
bout year ago. Blanvy advised TO go the Upper
! oolice BY witness aud wen: both together.
Joseph TitstCoTt drpoed the details Of le quarrel be-
Culiea and Blsney after which he said Blaney
and the counter, where he found the knife closed and
! ,tckag il ~ sed open the then 20, down from the
counter the door OF s back opened the knife
went H. seized Cullen by the collar and gave him stab
sc which Cullen fell, CRYING stabb-d"-witness
bloody kniie his handne iron, Of Cullen
when he cav Ing When Blaaey picked mp the knife
rom the Counter he said If Cullen him again ne
would put the knife ia:o HIM After stabbns Cullen, Bla.
icy and Tie again B.ney gave Cullen
.wo sta5 the side and he the arm-aer
| he I'd blow Cullen fell down almost immediately.
Crosszag,trsS, AID very tJle Of any moment in add
! ION elected.
ParteE Keeiy lspose substantially the same f4c:
john T. Hopper depo,ed MS hat having been knocked
f BY Blale he entered the porter house-te anger
If Cullen against Biansy tA account-tle quarrel-the
/ .abbm- b, Bi4Aey
d. Eugene Croess testified 70 the wounds and The Pro-
,ecuion rested
aMr Brad, oPsaed the IN behalf OF the prisoner and
| allied
James Connolly keeper OF liquor s,ors who deposel
BiaGey and Cullen Ito his store about O'Clock
n me morning OF the ARRAY Cullen treated Baney-they
both intoxicated aud Bansy wished lie down and
| ,o6er himself.
EFi!!tcm Brney keeper OF liquor and fruit store, de-
1osei that Bauey and Cullen together his place
the morning Of the 10Th August, both much intoxicated
Charles Bird Police Officer deposed thai The morning
d the OF Blaney he very drunk and appeared TO be
unconscious Of VIVA. rad jus: ssaasPed what he wa,
the Police Office for He DID not know that Cullen
dead al the time.
James Salmon, Francis Gilmore and Others, depo.ed TO
he previous good character o: Blaney And Peter Pagan
etea thai Cullen extremely rotous and dsodery. It
oeing 81 o'clock,
To Court adjourned to Friday IL O'Clock,