The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-22
Case of Polly Bodlne.
Circuit Court.

Eeiore Judge Edmonds.
Nov 2l.-This trial resumed whex in accor.
dance with the rule Court the Jury lists OF the rst
second and part OF the third and 4h Wards were call ed
CHARLES N. Buck was the first juror called and
sworn
COUNSEL FOR DEFEScE.-Have you formed an opinion
to the guilt or innocence of the prisoner
JuRoR-l have,
els it from what you have read in the newspapers
Ayes,
Q-rrcm the reports, or editorial articles
A.--Both.
rhe latter question has been added to the category
this day. tor the first time in relation to the editorial
articles
The following were set aside upon the ground of for
James Dusenbury. James Eagan, Calvin Dunang
Richard frbn. w Hamilton Gustavus Hessenburgh
William Sanquick, Stephen Keller, Ebenezer Eaton
Peter De Witt, w r Dupuy, Gideon sandford w W
Gilmour f. IL. Ball Isaac Court John L Fendel H. L.
xan~yck, G. II. vanwick Z. G.: Peckham, Edward
A. S. Tuttle, L. Smith, Charles wardell, Ben.
a JAMES vSm1 pS0, George ss Peters
Rober, Curtis, John Bishop, V. F. Lyman Edward j
Warren F. w Merriam, w. J. selden, Joseph Huddell
+ Lacy, Up. Marsh H. Blcidenburgh. John Crane, G
Barell l.. A. Br CHAM, A. Amar, G. II Ball. &. Brady
John J. Boyd, James Bancard, W. NJ. Everett, John Al
len, w. j. Avereli, James Reese, Thomas H. Gihooy
c. q. Lsudon, t. Marsh, Gerard LII ster.
Conrad Jordon, sworn-E xamined-I think have
made up my mind; can't recollect exactly; have now
a recollection my mind to the opinion formed III
relation to her guilt Challenged to fsvor) read the
trial daily, and think | have formed opinion;
der committed Set aside by the ters Judson LOOMS
set aside like grounds Also set aside-R J. Vandewa
ter 2, X. Minturn, F. l.. Lawrence, William Moore
Dwight Lsthrop, Jacob Badger, John Messenger, Geo
c Mann, c. ?. Linley, Howard Mather
William NJ Lathrop, sworn-Examined read the
first trial and formed an opinion far that
der committed have to believe that all
not published; never knew that all published Set
aside on like grounds as 10 formation of opinion Also
David g. Kennedy. Robert McCosky, Phillip French
William Gale. John Harrington Orlando Fish, B Floyd
David V. II Floyd, Charles Wabenhurst Daniel Tutte
f. +. Phillips, John Locke, Thomas Davis Thos
Deano Daniel Fem, Warren Jones, Jacob 8. Plat, O.
II. Jones, Henry Adams, Davis, Cloves, Meade,
George Mcclure, Henry Kindan Thomas Pettis, Daniel
w. Oakley, John Cutter D.L Wintringham, Henry Wed.
digan, John Dunn, A. LOOMS, John Mount, r. Coswell
w. r. Oakley, John Walk r, Charles Parker, S. S.
Clark, John NJ Stewart s. Skates, John Roach,
John Smith, James Sloane Horace Lyttle, J. p.
Arcularius, w. Topping, Alfred Ring, P. White.
w. G. Gardiner, II. B. Hill, j. @. Wilmerding, w e.
Pearson Edward Cromn, Chester Lamb, r. c. Goodhue
Michael Gilhoolie G. Cox, John Evelett, Earl Willis
Cliff, Isaac B. Hail, j. $. Barrett, Patrick Riley, j.
Crocheron, A. w Palmer, Francis Begg, Abraham
Shaw.
l.. COSTING, sworn examined have formed an
opinion mdSs up my mind as 10 her innocence.
The court took recess until o'clock. There was
no peremptory challenge and the total number exam
med and set aside up to this hour during he elev
already consumed amounts to 1879.
EVENING
Some excuses were received, and few Jurors being
examined the court adjourned after short delay none
OF those summoned appearing. No juror sworn