The New York herald., 1845-03-23
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'snt nave talked about the apti-rent business since
.ae 70 court but not about him; have the firm belief
se ms was lectnring and attended these meetings in
Gross tranined-I was at a meeting and was told that
ponehoh was one OF the speakers; can't say that
Desye even ne was at the robbery of the Sheriff; it
would hardly take as much evidence in the case of an
anti renter to make me believe that he was guilty OF
skng the papers as'i he was in hab,
ing them attended these meetings because lived
convenient and that might be able from experience
TO reason men out OF their am chiefly to
the Indians disgusingi not altogether to attending
should not think the of for speakna 10 the
people the subject of rents Sc would not convict an
antirenter sooner than another man. Challenged by de-
fence peremptorily.
JAMES DoHsRrY called and challenged ed-sworn-I have
said that Dr. B. attended those meetings he guilty
OF participating in the meetings. believe he par
cipator in the taking Of the shers papers, have form
ed nor expressed opinion to the charge thinks Dr.
was at tho Copake meeting; means by participation
that he encouragsdit Set aside
JOHN c. COLLINS called and sworn as juror
JOHN OLDs called and challenged Sworn-I have not
made up my mind as to the Copake meeting, have
heard anything about it; heard DR.. b. was at Smoky
came here as juror expressed no opinion, haveI
any as to his guilt think try him as any other
man. sworn as g the eighth juror
Of the people-swoIpIhav attended some Of the anti.
rent meetings have been totwo, think one at
Flats present when the papers were taken and saw
the transaction. Set aside.
JAMES j. (name not heardJ called live in the north
part Of the State cd on the part Of the psople
have heard the Sherfs sffr talked Of by great many
peoples; have been to OF these meetings.; what /
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clearly shown in evidence; heard of resistance
the Sheriff in doing his duty the notices up that DR..
should condemn the before he made guilty
by good testimony; have expressed opinion since
came to attend the Court.
Examined by Mr.. JoRpAN-Never attended any anti
rent meetings Sworn Juror
HENRY sTIcKLEs called Did not appear and pass
ed ovehe Court having ascerteined the cause OF his
absence.
HENRY j. JAcoBY called and examined by prosecution
Lives Melenvilie in the south part Of the State;
have expressed opinion in reference to this charge
Challenged by the prosecution Il was here few times
during the examination carried about this husiness
cannot say heard any Of the evidence; live two miles
from Meenville; heard considerable said about th..
natter heard talked ct chiefly IN audson may have
particularly may have heard Best speak OF il; cannot re-
collect what he sad; used to ask him where he heard
danger of the anrenters getting Boughton ont of
prison; don't recollect hst he said there in
making all the noise and trouble obou it, that my
opinion ard have expressed it; heard ornion about
BIS guilt innocence, about the Sheriff giving the
not Ear speak there; was there whea the boy was
killed. don't knew only they say that is him at the
bar; might have seen him at Smoky Hollow. as man
said "thero's Bought0n"; he not disguised then
never knew of any ontirent meeting In the town Of
Ghsnt; lives lease land under Mr.. Watts have not
pressed myself favorable to the anti rent meetings; am
opposed to their proceedings in dsguise association
has been formed in Ghent have contribued they
have never injured me and have no reasos to
a,grudge have talked some hut great DEAL about
the said he should not be sent to the State prfon
unti he was condemned have said he ought not to po
have opinion the subject; has taxed to me
about it since the jury was drawn. Sworn Juror
CORNELIUS Nav called, and challenged peremptoriy.
RUSSELL SMITH called and challenged by the prisoner.
-Sworn-Hss made decided opinion this subject;
from what have heard read it y impression that
the accounts ue mean the accounts in the papers
of the proceedngsl supposed there when the
Sherfs papers were taken don't feel las though had
paitial trial; by on mean common one such
Ia formed by reading the papers, had impression OF
any particular crime being committed by the prisoner
VIM II. THOMPSON, colled- Has formed opinion par
culary was not at home living in Canada this winter
nd had not much opportunity to talk of it; has lived
ainderhook five or Blk years. Sworn as the eleventh
X ror.
franklin r. MILLER called and sworn as the twelfth
The CouRr--The panel being now complete, gentle.
men, do you wish proceed with the ris? (No reply0
Mr. Jordan suppose there probability CT this trial
being finished this week.
Mr.. JoRpAN.-Oh, no. sir.
Judge PARKER then expressed IL as his opinion that
next day being Saturday when they would be obliged
adjourn at noon to allow peopleto go to their homes i
Monday morning. without commencing the proceeding
in this case.
Counsel both sides having sssented stay procs ed
ngs for the present and having instructed their repec
tive witnesses to be in Court punctually at 10 o'clock
mot on ad
stnence in converspg the subject Of the trial. either
among themselves or with the public and aroseto
snme this important investigation on Monday at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ
City Intelligence!
Police Omce-March 22-MIL,rG THE GLAxy-On
the evening Of the Goth instant window in the jewsry
store Of Adams Brown, No. sss Bowery. was ken.
and gold lepine watch worth $4O silver watches
worth sie each, gold locke and several other little
tices OF jewelry snatched from the hooks upon which
they were hung Mr. Adams chanced to be locking up
just previous to the smashing Of the glass and
young man named James Gordon. looking in Imme.
dateyupcn hearing the smash he rushed and this
same man walking down the street. He called out the
returned and pointing down the street said sthere
goes the chap that stole the things and if you you
catch him." Mr. Adams asked il he would not catch
him. to which he replied yes started of and and
mt until hav
officer Gil Hays, with another lad named James Madison.
The gold watch was recovered
LBsL.-John + Kelly publisher and proprietor of a
ewspaper called 1.-The Court Journal or Life in New
York" arrested charge o. libel preferred against
him by DR.. Solomon Heine, OF Duane street The article
alleges that certain Doctor had obtained the body OF his
son. who had died while under sentence at the Srg Sing
State Prison. dissected him OF his house in the desd
hour Of the night and sitter having prepared the bones
hung up the skeleton in his office Dr. Heine declares
that he believes article to have been intended apply
to him. MIR. Kelly was held to bail in the OF $500
GRAND LARcENY-Two men, named Richard Middleton
and VIM Ring were arrested this afternoon by officers
McGrath and Jackson, after hard run, on charge Of
grand larceny in having stolen several hundred dollars
worth of dressed skins, kid and morocco from the store
Of Edward Garnar, of No 80 Gold street About $40
Nassau street, by the two mentioned above Mr. W.
recognized the skins Mr.. Gsrnars after he had
bought them and gave him the information necessary to
cause tbeir arrest.
Coroner's Omce.-FArAL AocIprrT-The Coroner
was summoned to hold inquest at No Spring street
upon the body OF young man named Peter Young IL
years OF agewho met his death yesterday morning under
the following circumstances. Deceased was in the EN-.
poy Of Mr. James Person OF No. ss Walker street and
yesterday morning. when about going out upon sbed In
the rear Of the premises the door blew violently open and
showed him from tho door way with such violence as to
force him to loose his hold and fall distance OF so feet to
the ground He was taken up insens blc and expired
about an hour and half afterwards The shed was
about four five feet lower side OF the door way
and the landlord had agreed TO have foored and rail
put around It, as it in constant put articles
to dry upon The neglect of the landlord to fulfil his
contract has probably caused the death OF this young
man. and deprived a widowed mother Of her only means
Of support The jury returned verdict in accordance
with facts.
Circuit Court.
Before Judge EJmonds.
MARCH 22-TRrAL MARY BopINE CovriNuEp-The
Court at the usual hour when the prisoner took her
place by her counsel The entire day consumed in
trying 10 get jury The proceedings were quite unin
terestng having solely the facts OF forma
ton non-formaon oi opinion to the prisoners guilt