The New York herald., 1844-12-12
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! rcsn Museum. then asked Mr. H., to show us
the ddy, dollar bill the lady had got charged
was In there lie said he had II cut bu. would send
for 1t told him II he would 20 with ne, would show
him the house she went into and we went down to wash
ing,on street and pointed out the house think the
LADY tho examined witness here IL the that
60. the bill changed was near the corner Of Murray
and bought something; ent IN and asked what the
young lady had bought and the clerk owner Of the
store said that she had bought bottle of wne and
not eiad to- supposed Mr. Walker was an officer then.
and advised him go right in and arrest the wonani
we both went back TO the Office and the
bill. the number OF which he took down, he told
the officer He then told Hough keep stl and say
thing, and he would divide whatever he get with hin,
you get with Kmbuli; walker taen asked me L
had told snybedy eisei said ! had told Mr..
up here and saw him, think both requested Him
to say nothing about he then wrote letter q
TO redeem this bill that Houeh this all occurred on
the day before the arrest Of Daily it was about o.
letter, think met him ia the afternoon again next
saw him The day alter Daley arrest IN the afternoon
Lovejoys about two hours, in sequence Of Mr..
Libbys telling mo they had been there in cab.
minutes; then left and walked down Centre street; I
met him ana sweet; he said, you're id pretty
meant; he replied ths, he witness, ksd laid an
Injunction ON the $1,000 reward, and that MIR. Warner
wanted him to an him, but he would rot, end
OIL; then went TO Mr. orner and got certificate from
HIM that he had not instituted d suit against any
one forhe money. but named Kinney then show.
ed Il TO Walker aud lie expresse ed himself fed he said
money, and he gave INC $40 biii on Hsr.iok sank.
think the farmers Mechanc's Bank. That Is ell ]
ever received of the reward
Cross Il have prosecuted Walker for nv part
Of the r. ward
HENRY c. ALLEN called and sworn-Keeps livery stn
bic and drive cabs 40 and 10 he then testified that
the day OF the arrest he employ ed to carry lady
and then corroborsed the evidence OF MIS- coney about
employing him until he got the Battery Hotel he
then testified that Sweet up the carriage ask
ed her where her said she had none step
ped back and told Sweet that not for had taken
them out the day before and had him few minutes
previous, and that he knew where she coming and
would meet them He then corroboraed the evidence Of
s Cortney IN the other particulars OF her testimony in
relation to wha, took place in the carriage.
Cross eTamin,d-The womsn did tell me after Sweet
ned order cd me TO stop to drive on.
Odd she not say she would give you d. sight
Al think she did say id sight.
JoHN KniMELL called and sworn-TestiHed thu.
he was IN business clerk in Washington street nearly
opposite where Daley a,d his vile in out sid
tnas ne noticed hs and on the day that they
rested he followed her. He then corroborated the tes
mony OF Mrs. cortney as TO the various places she went
to, Sc On the way he fell in with ex.Ofcer Sweet and
told him wha. he was about, and asked him 60 with
him He at first declined but then concluded to, and
Battery Hotel (Ihc witness then descrbed the occur
iences IN and about the caIriage described by Mrs.
out to Sweet, bu, Waner didn't seem to recognise hln
Gross Eranlined-I was never employ ed by Mr. Walker
70 watch the house where Daley lived Ihave
Mr. Mckee tor the reward said nothing to Sweet sbont
any other officer being after them.
Al half past o'clock Court adjourned till Friday
morning, at IL O'Clock.
STATE OF SocIETY IN MoNrRRAL-The outraees
perpeirated by Drummond's electors from the Ln-
chine Canal are frequent TO make dangerous
for people Of respectable appearance utter dark
TO take the Pilot" guide end are now sc
ing non the last hint thrown out for sssassna
No haun
canalleis Of the Queens Ward but lot suffice Tor to-
day On Sunday night about eight o'clock gentleman
visit to sick friend while on his he the
College Wall saw number Of standing together:
no sooner heard the words than he was feed to the
ground by the rufans and dreadfuly beaten about the
would have been murdered had gentea an OF their
own party rescued him.
We have neither time space for cases to day
Bn we are sorry to be obliged to mention that the SEN
tries stationed IN the Queens Ward, Grifnown have
troops that these uisns owed their .aey on the oc-
caion OF the late murdcr Of Johnson 30 impudent
himself at the door OF the deceased Finnell armed with
musket and bayonet and refused admtance to the
Of ordering Police necessary troops 70 ss,on
INN In h,s duty actually succumbed to The illegal resis
certain jurors because the fellow called them damned
OraDgemen, and appointed another jury suit his
wishes In these times efcers must 40 their duty and
we hope mn Investigation " i'll take place the &C.
roner icom the awiui charge. Who will be- Tree from
criminal prss.su9ns Il coroner permit. an enIsged
-hont'eai Herald. Dec g.
PoIITIcs IN CANADA-His Excelleney the Co
vernon Gsnersi hes been pleased call to the Legislative
Council the Hon JOAN Nelson and James sons Mon
treoi Herald
In SUPREME CoURT-ALBaNY, Dc 8, 1914 -
Present, Mr.. Justice BRONSON. Jenkins and al ads
Wooster and al Rule taken by dtisnt this term va
and al aus for on Of enss rrant
90. van ruyi and vie ads Watson Motion for judg.
ment as In case Of nonsu granted, by default Plat
va Whiting and ai-Aotion to refer, granted. Pres.
ton ads Br,ggs-Rule taken by deant al this term,
vacated, end molten put to next special term
Bovee aas Boz and oil motion for ju!gmtn, OF
nonsui granted unless plaintiff sipuiae and pay costs
Garry ads Wharton; notion to change venue; denied,
wi.h Costs Davenport ads Dunlop and al motion Tor
Judgment as in Of nonsut uoless plaintiff s,pulae
and pay costs Mason Bdleman; motion by defendant
to set ssIe inquest &c, denied with costs without pre-
udce The people rel Collins AMI al tone sheriff;
motion for leave prosecute official bond granted
granted by d.fsul. Hsbrouck .urvr &c ads Rose; mo.
on Tor Judgment as IN case of nonsut granted, by de-
fault Kerr ads otis motion to set aside quest. &c;
granted h costs default In matter Of Rowe sheriff
motion exparte leave to prosecute official bond grant
Perkins ads win,erbo,tom. Motion Tor Judgment as in
case Of nonsut granted by default Bates ads Russell
Motion for es,orori, granted parte Knights ads Rus
ser vs. ass9 snd a. oUn ey Ds
aside default, &c denied, with costs. Haven ads.
rSy'oS COST. and pd, al Order .hss plaintiff s security
IN ME security for ceis granted by default absolute.
q aIa oas Gunnnsh9% motion Tor Judgment a: in case
aud al motion Tor judgment as in Csc OF non-suit,
granted BY d,fault crosby vs. Tanner motion to va.
cate order this ofAug H. IsI4 far as staying
proceedings the stated denied with costs without
prejudice Jackson uds Brsdt motion TO eside rule
fault.
TIE WApREr TRAGEDY AGAIN --TKLvrpKrr.
n. J., Dec 5.-The trial Of Abner Parke for the
murder Of John Cpstncr ubc old Warren tragedy fora
ed before Judge Nevius in tho o. or and Temi
ner OF this county Counsel for the State, Wm Morris