New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29
:" arren Murder.
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ihrG6a,n S. Cougle recalied.-Nas IN Nes
wills, fall when Carter went there with load Of pai
and noultry saw him in New fork--was present whsn
p,rhassd some things At the stores-'a" him ouya
n f hs said he bought 1t for John Pstke saw Ca!,.
b ,r. family Bible. After the examination Of this WI
Noab s. Cramer was sworn.-Testifed to priS
,r,s having owed him Is 10 dollars FOX three os
years which he applied 10 HIN late In the last fall s
which Carter said he could not pay hiu Although be hi
been iu,l purchasing the above articles
.j6bD p. Ribble testified to having paid Palks
some security debt in New Hope money the spring se.
as,thinks SO or 81 in 50 bilisthee vas one nor,
Being cross.sxamned witness said ms impression not z
ehaf others told HIM that he paid Sr faEse IN New
Hope money.
trami,,ed IN ch,et-New Hope money ttink, Ia, 90,
beer curren in since the spring o ot! up 10 G
time of P,rke death; or mouths before his death thri
MrP spoke 10 me about the bills paid him; this the M
never saw the bills after parted with hem do III
know Of nv own knowledge whether faIke had the bdh
when he spoke TO me about them; think !! r1
AZ or or or months the last time Mn Pake spoke
me about the bills.
William Bail-Resides at Peter Caring's, near
Fasrou Brdce-received in the first week of Nav Las,
couple of letters for Nh Howell from gentleman Of b.
thnks the name Of Cougle which he devered does not
know how the news Of the murder 10 E.ston; the nan
who left the letter went immediately oct
John Ho,reH, Esq Received g letter signed
los Carter Jr on the i,h May last, from the las, witp.A
iBall1 He delivered another letter time cuI
VIM VI Warne. Threw rarter's letter the table AZ.
reading it, aud has not II since. Knows 1t not his
possession The State here asked Squire Howell tie eea
tents Of the letter, bat prisoners counsel objected 90 the
ground Of nonden,ity. Judge Neviu said the Court was
sufficiently convinced of the identity Of the letter 10 allow
It's contents TO be proved by the State
Examination conttnueG.-The letter witnesr thiak,
lsked him proong the SUIT week longer and he CG
ter) would settle off the claim for 500 10 Caat
sill the of the letter any further; have recoec
Iion Of the date
james H. Bell testified to Carriers having
cwed him ST. which, hp said last all when applied i5
H. he could pay Bell subsequently, asked him gs
his note for the sum- which he complied with Never pr.
ented the for payment; taded tito James s. AndencH
John 4. FritS-Was in New-Iork last Fall
with Carter who there paid him $40 80 of SS OF So
received for pork and poultry Was at the place of the
der on the Tuesday after it was commea-helped 10 ws,s
Castner aud parke. Witness then described the appearance
o the bodies the situation OF the wounds, the probable
'truments with which they inflicted, &c Does not-
member seeing Carter there any time that day.
The Attorney General said before adJournlng
he would make remark the Court in reference
Of the jury who from being accustomed 10 active lie
we're rather unwel from the effect Of this confinement,
If the Court would adjourn I'LL Monday morning and max
such arrangements that part OF them might visit their h
this afternoon the charge OF officers II would De
ying-to which the Court assened and four couables b,
ING sworn to take charge Of ;he Jury adjourned MondJ
morning AZ 10 O'Clock.