New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
A.tnr-nlncn RioI.-sEYENTH DAY.
COURT or GENERAL sEssIONs-BsioTs Judge DitT' Ale
msn KstLr and Nooo

TNe Inv roll T.ng r4T-eT
Of John McCoeeney who IN the hands OF The defense
adjournment on the previous day. was resumed oy
VI smtti To whom did you first communicate the fac
that you saw Mr.. Judson there. This question was
deemed irrelevant and immatenal GLOW long have
YOU knOwn Mr JldsOn a. don't Know MN personally
a, all y Were you acquainted with Mr Maisel me
Chief Of The Police 4 Not to be introduced 70 him
q Had you ever spoken 10 him before that q "a, yes
4 Had you spoken 10 him on that evening before you
vent TO The ihsser 4. on, no. Where DID you speak
10 mmi T. Al the rear door Did you asa permission
merely asked him. ana he said, 20 IN Wsned 20 sec a.
much az possible How long after you ga" ms "ms
nie M be about rs minutes. Did you ever exchange
word with Mr. Jud-onl =. Not ull saw MIN mere
y, e.-ed hun y What time did you leave the theater
= As soon As the fret piece was over q How long
before YOU len was there any firing a. Just as
where did YOU 20 L. / went to bear Mr.. Brisbane. at
Tic Minerva Rooms; he sshed me N sie" minutes ana
from there went To tho Taoernsele % no% VI nns ao'
the Indian Chef deliver al address on temperance
heard The Indian Chief sud hence home- hsa Souay
Nj Biakman.-Dii you see young man slsndlns, on
side Of him and smother young man On ns ad.oo
brotheru-sw; he standing beside Nun ne was nos
speaking to him q Do you fememo5I 'H' ''07 u ''0
VI, Et,sfssd Did you any stones thrown
dd saw them thrown, but could not Distinguish Ineir
81 Bys,eed-was ght or dark l. Il was shi when
amps burning but when Ihsy were pun OUT 'He
studded trans zion caused II 20 be very GAZE. D., - .,
M Bustsed, 70 ne Jgry-Undersiand hal' II was Fe'y
T1y1i. Corbvn. .worn-I know Mr.. Judson by sight
haJ = conversation with him ssi May remember zee
riot OF the 10Th May the Aston place Oprra hVuso, ny
cong ersalon with Mr. Judson was held on e W =. -"
of Msy a. well as can recOlecI, 10 was IN bAcayst
D,iei At0,ney Siae the conversation you hso On 'a'
aston. , .4 10, ,b.v want
no evidence before the riot Il rroyed, any conversation
which took place TWO or lhree Ay' P'7''O-' " ~ ' ~
the supposed crime
ne D,tret fiorney then was ssusned mar no' was
moved. and he would Withdraw ,
M Hhniag then addressed the Court 81 some lengm'
showing the proof Of riot ,. -. . ,h., Oh.
VI, saith In reply entered al length 10 snow thst tne
evidence as YET did not 20 70 prove Jadson gay
Of not. Oa the contrary, al went 70 sh9" nst no Mas
srt Of testimony which Mr. Corbyn would give ss
totally Incompetent 10 tue case 49, ., .h,,., ~,
ID, -. in Connection with the ro,-that no was seen
taking with persons active IN me cf9~1 anu y NO. Va so
language Of the wnes. we're YIN s ~ p .i..
thai he said Whatever you are gong 70 40, 40 y qch
iy-tbe Military are coming" We are engaged here IN
eAcug the vutb, snd nat dny s1si Ds ~.
cgd any defendant from learning the rgnt due 20 him.
The Court means express opinion hut the truth shah
be sieis . - oy . a. .Hs la. ,.c.,tou.
ne Etstrtcf Aft0rney repeated bis question
I saw Mr. JudsOn IN wagon 10 Broadway ne
nrned Down Rsrclayst toward tho nghthand side he
crossed over ard touching me % Toe said
Corhvn YOU ar. tho very man wanted 10 see where
to.. Ned Forrest i've ?" told him u was sonew here In
Chsl.-s Twenty 81 believed but did not Know
fb xart address he then said You know here 10 90
Ing 10 be NUS aud want 70 see Forrest 70 ASCERTAIN
M. h. ght or wrong for consider myself The ssder Of
the Naive American party IN his mailer and u Forrest
Il. rieot mean 70 see him through" then said should
thnk you had enOu gh without interfering 10 This
xort here - W be some hard hghting and advice you
10 eep out Of II: hudson replied that may be- bat
10 see IL out. nen le him and went 10 my once ne
NJ, Smla-Mr Jusson vas 10 wagon hi. time 4
tie va h-n frst him Re got oft q. 1. Mr.
Jsdson The editor Of . neuspaperi Not thai know.
man hat bis name q 90 X y Wnef0 we're you
born M COrbyni 4 10 England. q. How long have
f-.r Ia IL
torn-y Z What Il your business, MI Corbynl a Tue
atrcs Agent Y Do yoa Know Mr. haeresdyl
Llsief A0vHeyI object ~ that On The ground Of its
81, smith excepted TO me District Attorneys objection,
he Court noted The objection and Mr.. Smiths ex-
n, s-aA sui asked the question and said that be had
sunony wished ssnc omit ard directed the Court 70
The C01s- shall have 70 MAKE you ST down, Mr.
Smith, u you presume ~ nsst ae Court You must re-
Mr Sztn / Know that. sir
TA> C0Df continued 10 address Mr. Smith on the pro-
pr-ty Of keeping within the province Of counsel
NJ snih-ll $ good 70 have giants strength, bat
ne I4.tr,et 4i,orn-, theu withdrew his objection
NJ sza-This the .hr5 time that this has occurred,
ana / an accused Of wasting ths pubic tine
W. Smith How long have you been 10 his eountIy
a years; 10 or IL have been connected with The the
sircsl profession. We're you 90 The ground Of the
| ro.l a was no,i passed here % my way home
y You said Mr J11soD hal there oud be hard light.
| az here 4 did Why did yc1 maze thsi state
meull 4 beeanse had seen and beard Concentrations
| xhch ed ne TO believe o..
Diagram and : al Of ire As,or-place Opera House
mt Cd ne prosecution and az United oy the
defense bot hey also valt elevation u the dOms.
Fva-r1s Ecnnsf sTorn--I Know Mr.. J1dsou am his
1rcthrr-insw ~ married ny sister Jaw him 90 the
evening the 10Th ofHsy at; wss IN d that
nz The Instance u Nr Jgcson. me afternoon
1fl.si day bis ooy around ny IN Johns
message came 20 10 nte hone with Mr. Jcdson, and
,e came with cnsis- for % tns passage home hs
Informed hsf Of TOE Editors q me Coly aad In.
grDer had applied aim head To which 10
axe place thsi night, ASKED hin with some sstonsh
msut ~ was Co. Webb be said that CO. Webb wa,
merely tie nominal EDITOR. .nd mentioned the OF
cher party that DO not recoect; had some cis
cusssO0 win aim 90 ne aaa-r Re said he authorities bad
| ordered cut ne troops and be considered Il an IA
| cult 70 re people a The upper-taoe he read
| article which be had written for bic paper
| o. tne Aacresdy ard Forrest affair, which ~
al pronounced very lber. FOR biz he from 10.
| liable be asked ne II would take walk with him
answered yes be went up sisirs 70 hs In fez
minutes followed when went up be disguised, o.
rz1-r he had ny y niie sscx coat and little Whit
Ton Hyer cap; Mrs Judson ssksd b n where be ~
ing; be answered 70 John Graham. house-lhat be u
10 corsuli him important business she remon
stsirc with hin, she unvell and cane and
ne where be Vas gong; u WA 10 ais presence; az
-veret knew more han Re had stated. when
nsed IN TSefth-st be said 70 Let down 10 III
Op-rs House here "a going TO be some there q
o. zhi anc passed Ar Grsharr's house and dow
70 Broadway ard ped lro large bsT-roor he
SIDE Of Broadway previous 10 going II be said som
Of s enemies gamblers would likely be here and CAV
ne oas olssreTolysu and od ne might protect bic rss