New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06
CITY IN T l. L q f \ c f =.
WEDNESDAY
County Court.
Lndce r1snorfrrR in the Chair.

Judge U1snoEfFER in the Chair.
Trial on he EmEeacneHt of J'iscs RaskeR continued
FIFTH DAY.
Egocb E. Camp sworn-Knows Keolard; saw him for
the first time In March, lsii the City Prison. lie told
he had been taken up by the City wa'clmen drunk
lie looked sick, and thought II would be mercy TO get
him out got discharge for him; as he was going |
sad-You are in distressed conditions here shil
ling 60 get yourself shaved did not him again
Till he the second time arrested. had received no
order from him. and remuneration The second time
him in the Police Office; he called me by name had
heard person arrested with $500 asked him Il he
wanted my services; he said he wanted told
him he could have my services lie was placed In CELL
and spoke 10 him counsel WitneSs here asked
the conversation between himself anu keoard must he
disclosed. II deemed unnecessarily I told him TO
give the money for the person 10 whom 1t belonged.
He finally agreed TO do what considered right, that he
might get discharged spoke Justice Haskell who
fused 10 discharge him. saying that there had not been time
to obtain testimony. again saw the man and told him
could do nothing TIL he gave al order 10 get the money
In my possession. lie ussented, and told me TO draw an
order DID So and his cell for him TO sign it. He
said he from the effect OF drink and could net
write told him would wlite his Name and would call
in witness when he could make his mark, which would
answer the same purpose Mr. Johnson, one oi tc keep
ers came to the door, and about entering rs keoard
put his eros. the order. asked johnson to witness 1t,
which he did Ileoaris presence. took the order and
left telling Keoart would be enabled to have him
discharged handed the order 10 one of the Clerks or jus
tees at the Pol office short time Alter saw Justice Has
kell told him had an order for the money, and wished
the man 10 be dschargedtha they could not hold him.
He replied that he would about II and let me know
afterward, heard Officer McGrath Directing to heoards
discharge He said that he had been concerned in steal
lug $4,000. told McGrah 'fhe had any charge to make
we were ready 10 NEE, IT, and asked MN now long ne
wanted II said till Tomorrow afterwards said TO Mr.
McGraih that had order for The money and doubt
ed ii Keoard could be convicted, as the two accompces
had been discharged, and the money found on them
(Si5OO) given up Garvey. lie said he thought II Car
vey was written TO, he might Identity him, told him
thought was doub,f-that had an order 10 get the
money and authorized 10 dispose OF 1t as "a" lit
thar would keep the money GIrvcy, teductng
penscs the reward he had offered TO set lie said ne
would see the Justice. subsequently spoke TO him. He
He said all he wanted 10 have the money restored
told him that was nv object. lie said he would go, hfn,
with Mr. Hays the Police Office ana have II deii'eF-
ed up Hays and myself found Justice iaskei IN e ty
Hall and told him what McGr2th hal said. lie told
ME 10 go 10 Police Office and see justice MatseH ana
Mr. Osborne and If they had mind 10 give Il up he had
no objection told him did think Justice Matsell
would be willing 10 discharge the man lie toa Us 20 80
the Police office and he would be there soon. sp"he 20
Justice Matse WHO averse 10 interfering out 'ahh
there was an acluescence just as justice HasAe came H.
conversation then occurred 10 the disposal o; tue mo-
rey | ,od them would deposit IN the names OF VT.
ivs certain portion be deposited by him in Wal-st
that would write Mr. Garvey and, when he cane give
him such part rs would belong to him, deducung tne re-
,v,-d &c got the money also discharge ior heo!AI'
to,I K ne would want some morey-here are Stake
,ha, gave s3O0of the money 10 Hays 10 deposit, ac
tod him would reserve $780, AID would give the enCeIS
wha; was right The reason ofny dong tina! was tai M
Garvey had offered reward OF Tor the %
the rera der the money He had taken the 0thef 'i5Vo
without cyin. Mr. ShsiC- Che course! ;or TIE Two oeI
meu) one cent then gave Ar. Hays SlOu 10 DC s'Ile
het,yaar himself and the other officer, and kept SUI my
self told HAYS 10 write 20 Mr. Carvey. -eA' nD.''S
Keollard came 10 ny office and wanted 10 snow VIM
had done with the money IL ait ne ia , 49,, r
10 do with me- something 81 the kic ana '.le- ou
and left the office. few days Afterwards M Sa' =!
cane Il town found he could not MAKE ~ a''!I4.I
strong enough prove II belonging 70 nm. t 2'
49,, =, o,,e "a NV Office and would give 10 HIM he
rrre -s, receip: Tor the $780, and paid Inn S1po
ralre-i said II he had given ne All order the
first time il would be in the Ponce Vflce. iAe ie sI
sa n ON his second arrest he was perfectly eooi ana
clear He i shrewt fellow old the justice 'Aought
the man could lie convicted and therefore me noue
ought 10 be given up. gave Hays SlVo OsCt'e ne mao
rkeu so as 70 get the $500 paid 10 me instead Of being re-
mined 10 the thief do no; know how Ny lays divided
the money! was presen; s the trial Of the otner TWO
men They were found not guilty oeiefe the money
found on ter given up on account 81 leil saFns ey
found IL Carver drunk in grocery store al te time
he lost the money, and could not centy an? thing heo-
lard vas cDe Of those In company with the NELL consid-
a-d mat was entitled 10 $3.50 reward for getting the mo
rs Thee were dozen persons after the money and
y had beer paid 10 some other counsel he would have div
ed with the thief; have been prosecuted In the ous
ness and have been indicted through perjury and fraud.
There are TWO persons whom Will send 10 the State
Prison beft re aIg done with them.
: Gsorcs Rslger sworn-Is police officer. Have fire.
5uen,Iy seen NJ. Huty a, the Police Office; the
Office on his second examinations Justice II. told him he
had some additional questions ask. Mr. h sad he
ed 10 20 away, and asked him ii ne considered him pri
sorer justice II. said no, bu. he must Hot co. he had
questions bu; Justice told the clerk pug cewn the
questions AID also 70 ru. down that he would answer
the a The parties that seemed determined
that the o:heE should answer and the other thu: he would
not.
Isaac Il coatgair sworn-Is Police oftce.. and was
present AZ the second exGTni alton Of Mr. Huty. saw
rom the manner OF the parties that there difficulty be-
tween them ard got CT. Of the possible
James HeGdg, s'Torn-Is Counsellor .; Law. Knows
Cornelius p-iscol. He third OF the property 81
OTang street and resides there His vie ny
oee one ta and said her husband had been arrested and
wished me to 90 the Police office. and JUS
tee Haskell, and asked him show me the affidavit.
which he did. asked him If there any other eri-
tenee- He replied told him that Il stated arce
NJ had been committed but did charge DrscoH
sceniir 70 show him guilty Ct the offence told him that
had known Dr.scol number Of years, and he was
Wild. hs-au-scareIn fellow bur had heard Of
charge OF larceny made against him This lar
ceny suggested Justice q. that there testi
nony hold him. and suggested that he should be dis
charged Justice h reading the affidavit again thought
he ought be held, ard asked the Clerk there
any other ertence and answered there not JUS
tee Il. then ordered tia. he should be discharged.