The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-09

Before Recorder Scot, ana Aldermen Benson and Purssr
JoHs McKEos. Esq District Attorney
Aus s-Tfiai Of .9braAam Lyors continued I'm re.
suing this numerous witnesses called to
tfy the part Of the defence The principal witnesses
l'r. HsisE deposed as in substance folows:-I
informed that simmons wished to in relation to
the robbery went Immediately 10 the store of Mr. Car
dora, and told him that thought could assist him in
getting bis money and requested Cardoza TO accompany
sion to simmons he stated that he could not allow
me to go in alone, but that he would 20 in with
M he did So as did also Mr. Csrdozs, Mrs; csTdo-
"a end officer Joseph. On coming to the CELL Sim
mons said that he did not to any body but ms
while left alone Simmons said that he should like Car
right out sbou. the robbery that he might possibly get
on He then said told Lyons last Tuesday where the
would tell me- where to get il that he did not want to
get Abraham into any difficulty about it. then asked
Simmons il Lyons had had any thing do about it He
said in reply that he Lyons, did not know anything
about until told of it on the preceding Tuesday When
mons had just told me some facts which thought would
enable me to recover this money Of Csrdozas and
9uested that an officer might be permitted 60 with
Justice Osborne directed officer Josephs to accompany
me then started with the intention of going to Mrs
Bankersens in Division street. to ons in relation
Centre streets, requested that Joseph should wait for
me, while went to see the person Q.yons) myself :;
did nas wish W tbs I street. but that
This did because did not to have any of nv re-
istives disgraced in should turn that Lyons
had had any thing to do with it, went with officer Jo-
seph as far as Catherine street and East Broadway
where left officer Josephs, and went down Catherine
street to Madison Henry street. cannot recollect
which, with the intention of going far as Market
street then TO Division street. to rs
where Lyo at that time boarded but on discovering
that Mrs Cardoza was following stopped and would
not go any further on that account returned home
where found Lyons in my Officer Joseph,
also ME- and Mrs. Cardoza present at the time.
then asked Lyons whether he knew any thing of Mr.
Cardozas money; spoke to him in a very earnest
ner: he then went into another with me- and told
me where ii after which returned Mr. Cardoza
and told him where Ly said 1t all then went
down stairs and took tea together told Lyons
hold his tongue about disclosing where the money was;
we all subsequently went to Joseph Murphys yard and
found the money tied up in silk handkerchief: the
ney was taken up stairs and counted took memoran.
dun Of the amount recovered when Lyons first came to
the country he stopped at my house short time and
did some work for me; remember him handing me a
sovereign or guinea to change for him; then observ.
ed that he had several pieces Of gold coin.
Mrs MARY HEINE, wife of DR.. Joseph Heine on being
called corroborated the testimony OF her husband in
every essential particular
Numerous witnesses were then called by the defence
to the previous good character of the accused
An attempt was then made by the prosecution to i'm.
peach the testimony of Dr. Heine but in this respect
they completely failed.
The evidence having been closed the case was then
summed up in an able manner by F. A. Tallmadge ESQ.,
who was followed by the district attorney for the peo.
pie 1t was then submitted under lucid and impartial
charge from the Recorder and the jury after an alb.
sencs OF about an hour returned court and render
cd verdict of guilty The accused as accordingly re-
handed for sentence.