New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

l. Riipd1. sworr-Is Police O.ces. Was sitting be-
side CAPTAIN Hopper in tie justices seat, when Jus:cs H.
came IN the morning that has been alluded u WAS BE-
fore day light Capt H said, Judge yea do not come
carrier we shall give bad OF roo. Justice Il.
said he allowed no 1laA rePrimst HIN, Capt L. then
90, up the jrs;ices and ven; round The otce
vc-y full Q: people j, the tnic Capt H. APPEARED
Joking.
Eqa1Hus, Joseph sworn. Is i constable. Was one
morning shout Christmas By Justice Haskell 10 Capt Hop
Vt 10, the Watch Capt. Il Tod ne TO s ,aa: when
Z; was resdy he would bring L up He knew when 10 dis
charge the watch The prisoners were in The Police oce
al the time The Watch Return liade oat whea
asked for ard lying the des II WIS brought up IN
about 20 minutes OK half AT hour
Alderman Cozzens here rose aud ASKED il lie VIA n lib
cry put questions witnesses re had asked witness
question. ard replied 20 in manner oy the gentle
man there (MF. B-ay) in hat understood by
the gentlemen round rs. II clano: speak Will leave the
he Court. Mr. BTay said the gentleman must hare mis-
understood the point AMI have taken offence Gnwsr-
-artsbly offended ir Brady usvar-lntSbly think.
said Mr. BI sufficiently vel known be considered IN
capable o. Offering tsrespeoi tribunal. nasH GOT my
duty As counsel perform, however and an no; 20 o
deferred fromit. After words IN reply from Aid {
who said he OF order 4; aDy time Nc always
! ready 20 he corrected :he matter dropped.
R5rt 5. KeTtiE, sr0-p.-Hn0ws James Hunt. Saw him
arrest and IKE woman with whale-bone switch One
end OF the switch llte larger than umbrella stick
told Justice H. Of and made AFFIDAVIT OIL; He held
Mr. HUM 20 bail Justice appeared to De angry and
angry mysei;-tiurt also appeared 10 b. anGry The
woman vas pretty Wei CroSy and Gid not 20 along quite
! fast euorch and he struck her ;he shoulders.
! D1rii HGrris rgr5.-Is Police otticer-saw VIZ. liant
strike the wouiaD Ater she came 70 the Police Office the
marks the switch were very plain her back justice
T. asked him why he struck the woman He said she
was obstinate and refused and he could along
without IL and If The Judge. any body else placed
In the situation perhaps they would 10 tie same
thing Justice II. made out warrant against him, but
said he would place il IN officers hardshe woUld
give him time get bs not coming hack iii or hours
the Justice PUT the warran; IN hands, but dd not find
Mr.. Hunt.
tlas>tior vtle N.yor-piL Mr. Hunt complain OF the
woman having assaulted him AMI tearing OF his cravt.
Al believe he lid something OF the Kind The wo
man was rot so drunk but that she could walk.
F TGiHsryTg s'rcrH.--Is one Of The City Watch AS
sisted one morning 10 arrest Frd. lie commenced on
comns n abusing Justice Haskell, and caing HIM all the
names he could lay his tongue TO-
The Recorder though, unnecessary 20 20 into this branch
OF the caSe The conduct the very outrageous
he dd that the Affirmative of the charge had been
made out, and it WAS no use 10 show negative.
Witness coRiRRei-The Justice ;ole Ford he would conf
nit him for contempt Neither saw heard any ;hing
Of pistol there, and when the cearee in the sun
newspaper having been preferred was more sur
prsed in nv life Justice H. did threaten 10 knock
Ford down. HIS saying would have been futile, as he
could not have reached him.
J1nss KiHo.-was prcsen; wien Ford was there. He
called Justice Haskell grey headed OF b., aud
made spring toward him. lie told Justice Ii. he knew
him. I saw nothing OF pistol Heard some one say
knock him down.
Mr. Burlsy sworn.-was at the Police Office one morn
ing. when alteration TOOK place between Justice H.
and Mr. stuart the Clerk, about lining man. Words en-
sued and Justice II. threatened 10 commit him. MI $
replied dare you do it. lie then said. have done
uothing 10 make YOU commit Another alteration
took place them Mr. Stuart saying to the ma
risraie thar iuing man 81 was no fine at ALL There
was further difficulty about the watch return. Mr. Bleak
lev the other Clerk. refused 10 make out commitment
and Justice II. told him 10 leave the office.
Mr.. Brady stated that two witnesses had been snbe
MED who not present. He wished 10 examine thenl
and also gentlemen the character of Justice H.
TO show that he deserving OF the office and the conf
dcnce that had been bestowed him. Mr. Pattinson and
lroman replied that his character had not been I'M
peached