The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

ot upon very good terms have not seen him to speak

not upon very good terms have not him to speak
Mss MARY Ass MssKER sworn-I am sister Of the last
witness; lived for time at No n John street.
went there in May is44; Honeyman, Miller and Honey
mans daughtber occupied the house Honeyman's
daughter went by the name of Matilda Horton; lived
with them till February lsa5 saw Parkinson at the
house frequently; they all residing there when
Left IN February last; have know Parkinson take his
reals at the house fequenty-on Saturdays and sun
often him there in February; have known him
both to eat and sleep at the house have Parkin
sons house; ossason saw Parkinson and Davis
on board of the steamer Rartan together; May
iaot; they went to Woodbridge together; when the boat
arrived az s Blazing star they got on the stage that
used to work packing gold leaf at
No 81 John street, Parkinson was gildei and Honey
ISrn Hlia. Smith was in the same business
JAMES PRsrr swoyn-I am house painter was EN-.
ployed for time by Parkinson was in his employ
building No ia William street. until he removed IN
May last to Us William street was employee s ~
him in farsinsens premises number of times; he slept
there several times and assisted me in hitting the
misses No lls William street Parkinson generally slept
there when the city; know Miller; he used to come
to Parknsons shop; i have been to the house NO y
John street used to Honeyman and Miller there;
have also seen Parkinson there perhaps ten twelve
times; was sent there errandsa
ured to 90 to y John street 70 get
in Of the IN premises No ls William street,
know that Parkinson paid rent OF house or rooms oc
cupied by Mrs Horton in Mott street had charge OF
Parkinsorfs business considered that he was doing
good business during that time; do not know that Par
aered Parkinson to be man Of property.
Direct eaan,ination resuaed-I should think he was
% % Laugh s not oSn ssw
Hone lyman in William street after he had removed his
place of residence from " lillian street; never heard
him say where he had moved to; after his removal got
some gold leaf from place in Ann street, probably got
books about half package that is all
Parkinson Co. after the LIST Of May; did not know who
the company was; was told that Honeyman was the
JAMES TArLon sworn~My place Of business is at No
rs Courtland street, am ship bread baker, in the lat
ter part Of June beginning Of July sold Parkinson
lot Of refuse bread amounting to about SIS he did not
pay for il the time but about the 10th of July
ne handed me $50 bill the Farmers and Manufactu
sufficient cash on hand 70 give him the change and said
to him that he could call again and settle at another
Thomas THOMAS, svvorn.-l am gold heater and do
business at No 20 Ann street, sold Parkinson at differ
in the ssat of Ju Ell h
Manufacturers Bank Of Poughkeepse, out of which
took payment for the gold leaf and sent the change
Mr. PRIoE then rose read recognizance of ball. for
the purpose of proving connection between Parkinson
and the other accused parties the reading OF which was
objected by the defence The reading deferred
! Justice TAYLOR, sworn--The examination OF Parkin
son was taken by according to law; first stated to
him the Of the complaint and its particularities,
and informed him that he at liberty to refuse or
any questions that might be put to him Mr. Smith
again rose objected to the reading of the examna
ton, the ground that if Magistrate examined pri
! soner rather a witness, than charged defendant
his testimony could not be read in evidence against him.
contended that the prisoner had been examined
The objection raised by Mr. Smith was overruled by the
Court and Mr. Price proceeded to read the examination
of Parkinson taken before Justice Taylor, which the
accused admitted that he had paid to sundry PERSONS
money kind described by witness for 1.-THE prosecu
ton, but declined stating from whom or where he OBJ
tanned it. and stated that he did not know who LEFT the
money found in his premises in William street He adj
mitted in his examination having obtained number Of
Bank of England bills from Mr.. White broker in Wall
street. but that he got it for Davis who afterwards re-
| funded him the money paid for the same.
JUSTICE TAYLOR recalled by defence-Mr Bird hand
ed me a receipt of the following import May 9th,
is45 Received from James Honeyman the sum of $3.50,
being half OF the amount of stock in trade" Mr.. Bird
informed that he found it in wallet found in the
| possession OF Honeyman at the time OF his arrest.
At this stage of the trial the court adjourned until to-
l morrow morning.