New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26
Law Courts.

Sf,nos CoURr-beiOre Judge NandefpOel-J0sW
RIxz nd Anna C. his rife vs.. D0Hid D. Gassa0-
l~xssasier sgsins, broiherreierred to yesterday
1s zrtles appeared in Court sitting nearly beside
tes f,G behind their respective counsel Mr.. Fred
nsi 5 ysnierPoel the principal witness against the
fntf cat near Mrs. l.. and each were engaged ire
sssttg spparenty consulting with counsel MIR. At
VI ss cher principal witness also took seat subse-
CsrlJ sjoiEDg them.
A ssaIi was made by the counsel for defence to get
testimony 10 show from the great intimacy oil these
riress or At least Mr.. v with Mrs l.. in connection
F her threats against her brother that they testihe
undsf Circumstances which would not ontite them TO
c,ch vim the Jury but the Judge would not permit
hpoPek Of csudcation having been put In. He was
mue he delicate situation OF the brother in maxim
such pea against Biz sister but that was his msior
ire snd ihe Only qneston now is II the Jury consider
I'm from he srdence to have admitted that he sent
ne killer Tie rule under the general issue Is. that
Pry nay scknowledee the charge, and then 60 on TO
es be can that he wrote the letter, or did the act
~sf1nea Of under mistake.
es,aC KitR sworn-Was one OF the firm OF Holt
kca tosr Dealers. 22i Frontst Recollects Mr.. Van
ltyoql o,e Of the witnesses came TO me or years
ava Ne occasion of Fusilier ball, and saying be
ssest soad do him the favor, as was going TO the
a. b aiend lady of his acquaintance from the dress
gNou 70 the ball room. lie said there had been
sd Of SPECULATION out of doors as 10 his intimacy
S he lsdy md he did not wish 10 appear as having
Genoea M he said he would take charge other after
a. sci into he ball room | consented, and did so that
Ny Was Mn Lowell the plsinth in this case
lte wlsnes vas quite splendid looking man. On
Is ensssrsriusuon he stated that he has been on
Eeslng nrpsvth Mr. V. since DO not know that he
w es'led siihe Edrdgest prison, where nave been
~ AT tour months The witness, II VIII be recollect
g vas charged by his partner with appropriating 70
Sosa use some thousands Of dollars belonging to the
asrtns'sAsp accountl
h~s Casssv sworn Ia mother OF Mrs l.. and Mr..
esnv lNr. G. wept on seeing his mother on the
ca4i IN. L. has been married nine years last Au-
ri ~ afterwsrd went TO New-Orleans. Mr.. l.. 10
es.s1eNc commission business there Mrs. l.. for
IL is,Er uo,ison of the time has since lived separate
M n as.e.nd know Frederick > Nsnderpoel he
rxsssscaapted with Mrs Lowell i've years ago this
aoaA Mr. Lowell was at the time at New Orleans Mr..
F0asryel bad never been acquainted with him at that
sae Ihwss here, on n question being asked The wa
vh.tAer previous TO Mr.. lovells making yst TO
eAagaisi ANYTHING improper had been seen be
tsraM vuderpoel and Mrs. Lowell. that the Judge
rsd aNr.iy stated In relation 10 the admission OF
ssnoey Awould not he said, permit any tesiimo'
y gShs 10 show criminal intercourse between these
PSe<s NJ. B. 0Connor. one OF the counsel Tor de
I'VE sonsbase under the circumstances OF the case,
sy seos permitted to show facts tending 10 eluct
ar ics - n the minds OF the principal Witnesses
~ epo,sel Tor plaintiff (Messrs Ra,hbun and ShsieD
.ueat9 epposed the admission OF testimony. Mr.. orc.
fssaa they were innocent they would not be afraid
ssdl " '''''' WV
Ss.osa % H1'ssss--Did you forbid Mr. ysnderpoel
icG house
Aha
VISIT in consequence Of bis improper intimacy
~ In lowell
voessd 10 and ruled cut
Me }cr trustee Of your husbands estate
sse'ecnsv were asked tending to show tina, Mr.. Gsss
.S0a nos esvs been influenced by money matters
~ ' .s.a snaed bur the testimony WAS ruled out
80 ",ness was here shown two letters which she
rraA NV all fha FpamhgTs
~ ssass'sd &c Ms Lowell stating that her brother
sndias the letter speaking OF acts of kind
~, 60, w"do her and imploring her. on account OF
$500! % withdraw this suit The other letter was
49,, " ny Nanderpoel, after he had been for
!, ne eoese asking him to renew his visits closing
! s'sas him to ~hshis GOOD biz fat cigar and smoke
ros, soawGl 20 out 70 Bloomingdsle 10 see
49,. . .s; The witness stated that Mrs. Lowell
-, u's ieisr though BY witnesses assent che SC
- eo'eo' nat was induced 20 yield 10 H. Mr.
scr,.. as visits but Aferwsrd again forbid him
49, " NY house after difficulty which occurred
~ wi my 500 John and Mrs. L. liohn WAS arrested
src.s.' sno battery On charge Of pushing Mrs. l.
k~..s e1t O sdisPute about Mr. v coming to the
s-1,sl beard Nrs. Lowell make threats against her
Ds,isl .--s INC defendant she said she would make
d. ,,s "hAt Jaw wss-he the csuse of sll this
n. soa'd make him pay dear for whAt no had done
N .s1 e0ia John, while their mother was absent
T.a~o bos1on, not 20 lei Mr. V come 10 the house
Gsa.,s sn'rIen who were clerks in the store OF Mr.
,aa .s,e called to show that on the day Messrs
sir,,,s tney me, Mr. Gsssaer Ia Water ST. and he
& b., ,ns' ne had sent The letter he Wa. engaged ali
and he s'oIe, being an uneommonly busy day
ntosns TO dinncr when one Of The w,nesse.
sonr ,a'.. DIN hwas the lith OF September.
szeu,en, ~ Ny vas also presented In denial Of the
q ~ aessr' Vsneerpool aud Atwell tina, neither
N he srsns, remained with Mrs L. after half past
". E.eh'hs. One gentleman stated h. boarded a,
:. W, when ars L. did And on onsn,ng the
a., scs 20, WIN bis night key. betweea one and two
%. lsssh.. morning be saw Mrs. l. lighting Mr.. Atwill
"a ssSses Gentlemen. who boarded where Mrs |.
M y !" see'ns ar. vanderposl ot,,n cali anon her