The New York herald., 1845-04-16
General Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen Emmans and VIM


Arm q T~ 'lls Sss. s.ne,sa.a-rAs R.eor
in the OF VIM Davis. indicted for aiding and sbe
ting the escspe Of Alexander Hosg, convicted felon
City Prison. he jury retired sbou. twelve
qury in relation 10 point OF testimony which they
did not perfectly understand While the Jury in
tremendous fare up occurred between Mr. Jordan and
the District Attorney. Mr. Jordan had the o,r and
endeavored to obtain the OF the Court and Mr.
son rose at the same time begging ea.e to interrupt the
sisted. Mr. Jordan contended, and Mr. Paterson con-
tended One hot and the other grew hot and both
were quite angry. Mr. Jordan characterized the Dis
rct Attorneys conduct infamous and said that o. he
was not here in Court at the time the testimony was
Mr. P.rsnsou .aa he opened the cause and knew
what the testimony was at the last trial.
Mr. JORDAN said he should not think that the gentle
man would convict hmsefg gof fasehood, or something
OF the sort.
MIR. PArERsor got up and asked if the Court would
allow the gentleman to 60 on In such way-he had cha
racerzed his testimony as infamous and then accused
him OF alsehood, an accusation that he would
dare to make out Of his (Mr. Pay Office out OF the
Court, than he would to fly in the air.
MIR. JoRDA- said he not afraid Of the District At
torney in Court out of Court and he should not shun
ly for some tme Mr. Jordan reading and giving his YER
sion OF the testimony; remaIkng that when he got
through the District Attorney could read his notes and
Mr. PArEssoS said that he should not address the Court
agsio, as he could get no response,
obvious the Court could say nothing nor hear anything
when two we're talking at the same time.
Mr. JORDAN said that the District Attorney might dom
in his Office but he couldn't in Couvt-ho might
drive PERSONS but he could not him, and he could
not ride him, unless by Heaven he walked over his dead
body.
After this nsre up the jury heard the minutes Of the
Court read and some answers of Mr. Wilson, and went
out again. apparently as wise and az much enlightened
At late hour last night jury had not agreed upon
verdict.
Trial for keeping Nuisanee-samuel and,william
Phllins tried indictment for k00pnR and
maintaining nuisance in the shape Of manure dumping
ground, between the First avenue and East River and
Twenty eighth and Tweny-ninth streets vest amount
Of evidence explanatory Of the quality Of the h the
degree of stanch and the detrnent health comfort
that NOT very excng or inter; sting The jury iouni
verdict Of guilty.
CorOner's OMce-April I5-MELAKcHoLY SUICIDE
Another melancholy of suicide occurred this MORN
Hannah HolloweN residing at No 200 walker street,
Tor some inexpcable cause, took arsenic on Fri
drug il was discovered and medical aid called in but
fason had made too rspd progress 10 be said and the
female died this morning, victim to her own folly No
inquest was held to-day. ~
FATAL AccIDEnr-SosN AMBULIsM.-A young man
named Alexander Reed IS years Of sge native Of West
died I the Il
window At his residence near the foot Of Rivngton st.
on Sunday morning las. Helwas picked in the strest
into the house. He after recovered and stated hst
he had been chasing negro the night previous and that
IN tne night awakened dreaming tnet the negro had
been In his room, and had gone out Of the window snd
being half slesp and awake he sprangfom the bed threw
open the window. and jumped out. The Coroner will
hold an inquest tomorrow.
DEATH or CArHxRiNE JAcox The woman Jacox,
upon whom ante mortem examination was held yeser
lay. died as the Reporter anticipated last night The
Coroner did not hold inquest upon the body to-day
Billy Button IL, Of course, In confinement
SUDDEN DEATH-This morning Mr.. John Nelmsof, No.
1877 Charles He'll down shortly after leaving his
dence, and almost instantly expired He a native Of
Ulster county and 65 years Of oge The Coroner did not
hold an inquest.