The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-01
Circuit Court.
Before .Iud0o Edmoude.

Day-The Court crowded to excess at an early
hour with female spectators and the outside the
group Of hundred and fifty females who could
not find accommodation inside. They remained outside
1usu the day ou from
believed that Judge Edmonds will have to adjourn to the
Tabernacle before the conclusion Of the trial in order
deal Of anxiety as the trial proceeds and looking very
much worm The crowds Of female spectators in Court
The Court opened at the usuei hour.
THE LADIES.
Mr.. De Wrrr-Before we commences the regular pro-
the ladies who are in attendance. In the progress Of this
trial shall have to introduce Points which pro-
be somewhat restrained by the attendance Of the large
number Of femses who have filed the Court In addi
ton to this have noticed that by far the st trouble
raj sense Of the Count should induce their exclusion and
do not know upon what principle their attendance
such an occasion az the present reconcabe with that
delicscy which we all owe 10 the iemae SEX and we
quite embarrassed In mode Of presenting this
from the fact Of the attendance Of these large groups Of
females We would, therefore. suggest TO the Court to
prevent their attendance after this day. .
CouRT-T will consider the matter end have already
felt duty to call attention to the matter and direct
the ladies' to keep their places when they came into court
and not rise until ser the adjournment because observ
cd those near the door had rsen and looked in the face
prisoner she passedout OF court with her counsel How
ladies could necessarily bring to look rudely
in the face Of Of their rax to embarrass her try
ing situation 10 crafty cling Of idle curiosity, ia
matter which decscy should prevent felt il nv duty
to admonish this portion OF the audience 10 Court from
the fact Of my having SEEM with psn lot mo add such
exhibitions Those who come here can't take tho same
liberties which they take public theatres places OF
public amusement and If they were males would have
no diMcuty in finding remedy shall direct the off,
to keep silence In the Cous end pre- serve order
afr. GRAHAM-I think your Honor our defeuce will ne
cessarily result in the Introduction Of circumstances
which we will do the fsmalel Of New York the justice to
suppose must shock their refined delicacy-the mere al
fusion to which, your honor had not the power TO
make nm order must shock the delicate sensibitiss Of
every refined female.
Covnr-There i no doubt Of the power. would now
suggest to the ladies to keep their pfaces
Mr. WHfTrG-Ifsel Il due 20 the femsles who have A.
tended here during this trial. to state that more ORDERLY
NUMBER oil females have not seen together upon any such
occasion as the present have had some experience
and attended professionally exciting trials and this
can say from long experience.
Here universal thrill Of satisfaction seemed 10 per
wade the entire group Of ladies' In attendance Their
bright and sparkling brilliantly bsaning nwers ell
directed towards Mr. Whiting. and seemed to thank him
n mute eoquence for his well-timed and gallant de
The trial proceeded.
Mr. HousEmAr husband 10 deceased,) whose testimony
commenced Oh Saturday, recalled-His addniohai
testimony was put in proof Of the identity OF most Of
the stolen property. -
Mr. BARROW A. toHES, Of East Broadway. pawnbrok'