The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-25
Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Gilbert and


Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Gilbert and
Stoneall
July 24.-TTiai Of Dr. Heine and A. Lyons continued
This resumed the part of the prosecution
this morning, by calling to the stand Officer Josephs
who deposed as follows IL arrested Simmons Lyons
and Dr. Heine; Lyons arrested Friday after the
robbery at DR.. Heine's office In Duane street; saw
mons: Mrs Cardoza told me that Simmons wished to
see lady residing in Division street, and that he also
said he wanted to see Dr. Heine; Mr. and Mrs Cardoza
and DR. Heine went in to him; after they came out
Of the prison Dr. H. told that the money could be
found in Catherine street. but that he did not wish the
towar Catherine street. but discovering that Mrs Car
doza was watching he returned home; left his house
that Lyons had told him that the money under the
stoop In Joseph Murphys yard; Mr. Cardoza, Dr. Hene
and myself went there and found about 1855 were under
the stoop alluded to- the money given up to Mr. Car
doza; after arresng Lyons, searched his trunk and
found two soveregns two half sovereigns Eve shillings
(Engish) six penny pieces, (also English coinl which
Lyons said he brought England; advised Cardoza
oget DR. Heine to go into the prison and see Simmons
Mr. Cardoza accordingly went in for that purpose with
PA1Rrck DUoAN, of No. Chatham street. examined
recolsct the morning which MIR Cardoza was robbed
know Lyons by sight; have seen him about the pre-
misses of Mr. Cardozs recolect having seen him stand
ing w1n simmons on Mr. IS ss pSSs
The prosecution here rested, and f. A. Tailmadge,
Esq opened the for the defence At the close Of
his remarks, the following testimony was adduced on
the part of the accused
Mrs. L. BLANxENsrEIN examined-Dr. Heine is my
ed at my house in Division street. for about two monhs
prior to his arrest in June last Mr.. Cardoza called on
and stated that Simmons wished to mel this was
Friday evening after the robbery; went with Mrs.
Cardoza into the prison. TO Simmons; he asked me
where Lyons was; told him that Lyons had gone he
then said tell Abraham Uyons) to go down to
and settle the business asked him Lyons knew any.
thing about il; he said told him last Tuesday where
the money was' he wrote a note which took, and az
forwards destroyed did not read the noe not having
opportunity of doing before tore il up: Mrs Car
doza was with me when went to DR.. Heine's.
Gross Eramned-While in the cell, Simmons whis-
peIed to and requested me to go and tell Abraham
Lyons to settle with Cardoza; when Mr. Cardoza
to see about going into the prison to sec Simmons
Lyons was in the house; had no intmaion, before
went into the prison and Simmons, that Lyons had
had anything to do with the robbery had heard
Lyons name mentioned in connection with it.
Justice OsBoRNE examined was called upon by Dr.
Hene for permission to Simmons; declined giving
him permit, but accompanied him in; Mr. and Mrs
Cardoza with him at the time; Simmons expressed
desire to speak privately with DR.. Hene, which he
was permitted to do DR.. Heine. coming out Of the
prison. said that he thought he could get the money
an officer went with him; accordingly told officer Jo-
sephs to 60 with the doctor.
Several other witnesses examined In relation to
the character of the accused &c.
"A TALLMApoE, Esq then proceeded to address the
jury in behalf of DR.. Heine. He was followed by NJ
Burke, Esq for Lyons. John McKeon closed the
the Of the prosecution after which the subject
was submitted to the jury under brief charge from
the Recorder; but at late hour verdict had been
rendered in the case.