The New York herald., 1845-01-11
General Soes1On6
Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen Devoe and

General sessions
Before Recorder Talimadgs; and Aldermen Devee and
M. c. PATERSON, Esq District Attorney.
Nov. l0-1Sial for Misdemeanor.-The trial Of Cor
ting the escape Of Solomon Vckers from the City Prison.
resumed from yesterday.
brief opening Of the case for the defence to
call his witnessesbut the District Attorney frs exam
1ed MR. a sa sa'sSs the Of the She
prison and saw man pass out Of the entrance Of that
left and went into Leonard street, this the
ing Of the escape she Terhune end Settler there but
the man went out alone, and they had no ccmmunien
Officer SETTLER recalIedbn the morning of the escape
bringing into the female department he saw
vickers lesnng the desk and addressed words
to him. believed that he had been discharged by haBeas
eorpns he had on green coat and white hat; he went
our into the street with another land afterwards
Mr. Cox came up followed by Mr. Terhune.
Mr.. TEnHuSE then called Justice TArLos Of the upper
polce he called upon by Mr. Cox t. investgsts the
meter in relation to the escape of Vickers examped
nanny witnesses and being about to leave for Canada.
haT ded the several dsv to the court upon which the
bill OF indictment was afterwards found.
odicer HuIsw.,rE, , sworn Saw the accused and q
on the morning Of the in the prison yard Moore
and Terhune were walking ahead, Mr. Cox followed and
Vckers brought up the Witness made the remark
thst Vickers was being taken out writ Of habsas
corpus.
BAsNABAs W. OsBoRNE, csed-He proved that the first
return Of the writ was in Mr. Terhunes handwriting.
The prosecution called MIR. Cox.-He stated thst Mr.
second stsng vckers had escaped his
witnesses, hand writing.
FnArcn F. SMITH, sworn-saw Terhune about 10
O'Clock on the morning of the escape of Vickers with
two other the trsnce to the female department
Of the prison in Leonard street, they not In
sation Mr. Terhune spoke to female the left first
they all on the toop ct the time; the went
mp the street erwsrds Terhune and Mr. Cox toge
her Shortly afterwards heard that vickers had es
capped.
wanted to Mr. Cox; this was the morning Of the
escape; witness deputy keeper OF the prison Terhune
said he was in hurry and if he could net get vckers
requstOn would be nled and would then Be too late
yckers then in his cell with friend, but the door
communication was here received from Judge van.
derpoo stating that he recoeced Terhune and another
person ascosted him in Broadway near Niblos; they
corpus but the Judge recolect
whom the application made he desired them to meet
him at Chambers but could not II they there in
a wagon not or if they came at all
The testimony in the being exhausted on either
side BY consent was submitted to the jury under charge
jury then retired to consider their verdict
found Mr. Terhuns not guilty Of the ehsrge.
Trial for .assauh and Battery.-saac Mersereau was
On Ms Ct s fs
fcer the sd Of October while he duty prsssrv
order Pee. Slip on the s.T.n Of ,nS n' ste %
took place in consequence of bis anxiety to load Of
baggage TO carry Verdict not guilty. guhy.
TSiaf for Grand Ldrcery-James Hadden was then put
his trial, indicted for grand larceny, in having
the aoh Of November last stolen from william McChes
ney of Cranberry Middesex County. New Jersey, his
The depostions of Mr. McChesney taken de bsre ssss
read by the District Attorney, which were in sub
that night in question he met with Hadden
and two Others and they went into two or three different
nd h
intoxicated, ard while in that situation was robbed by
Hidden the Five Points
Grosar Douonrarv sworn-Knows the prisoner; saw
him the lstter part of November, in ccmpsny with
McChesney and red.hsired man; they went nte eel
IN tkaHp
30 into the cellar and Hsdden threatened witness
il he did clear out he would give him him clip
OyFIcKR KrApr coroborated the witness last on the
stand in his statement.
CArsAsryE HAaaureros---Deposed that she saw Had
that Hsdden give him push took TIE money Of his
pocket and jumped the fence; tue watch stolen
Eon s ss:nos c
the brother OF the prisoner He deposed that Catherine
Hsrrinston told him 'hs took Mcche'ney wsteh & snd
hnd and thst McChesney was intoxicated when he
The jury found the prisoner guilty, and he
Forsi,sd Bss Charles Kesrnsn indicted for selling
Ingerso Joseph Eldidge and Michael shaw severally
for assaults and batteries, called 10 trial They did
not appear and their recognirances were declared or
Adjourned till tomorrow at II AM
been much said OF late about establishing manu-
features among and now learn that serious effort
10 made to gather moderate capital to he embarked IN
cotton factory ia Charleston IL proposed TO limit Ms
operations TO makrg yarn for the northern and Euro
Pean markets and, perhsp to add the weaving Of some
Of the cotton fabrics Ths this can be done snc
cessully under high duties Low duties or no duties
at all we have not doubt, providing the thing begun
and carried on In the right way -Cha,ieson Msr.
KENTUCKY LresI.ATURE The Frankfort Conn
monweatb," OF the 1st instant says J., 1t will be
seen. by the senate prsceedings that movement hes
been made in view OF otchangng and modify ing vir.uay
repeating, we srprehend) the Law OF 1888, prohibiting
the importation slaves into this state. One Of the
obvious fleets Of such repeal would te the driving
out free white laborer for negro lAborer ntro-