The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-12
Court or Oyer and Terminer.
THE KIDD CASE CoNrlNUED-THIRD DAY.
Before Judge Edwards and Aldermen Ingorsoll and
Jackson

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landing: wa. never with Andros when he passed any
,hat sonav n.sar nassad sny eonpt.rf.it monsy an
ths c;,v Gait ssv wbstbsr he svsr had nnv tan DOL
lar notes on the Tradesmsns Bank of this city; can't
fsy whether Bonney had any OF not; knows MIR. Mar.
n n thath aa uha
in Bopney's company, exhibited to Mr. Stanley any
ten dollar notes in an oyster cellar in Chatham street,
doer not remember ever meeting MIR Stanley in the
oyster cellar; does not remember giving Mr. Stanley
note on the Trademarks Bank, or any other bank;
called himself Trew f. Young in Chsrleston has
gone by any other name when he came here four
weeks ago he entered his name +. Trew, as
he did not wish to be tormsnted with Carpenter
and his friends knows q Mr. Reece and his wife gave
him note which he afterwards returned to witness
and told him 1t WAS counterfeit does not what
became Of It does not know Mr. Beaumont has
MIR Pearson since he arrived here had no particular
conversation with him has spoken to him has not
seen Mr.. Colt that he knows.
The ATToRNEv GENERAL did not what oil those
persons had to do with the present case.
The Counsel for the defence said that 1t would APP
pesI that the prosecutors in this had procured
the pardon Of Mr. Young from the Governor Of Masss
chusetts, for the purpose Of getting his evidence
against Carpenter.
The Arr.RrrY GrNrRAL- What, II he has talked to
those persons IL it will be alleged that Freeand and
Sheldon who respectable dry goods merchsnt1 are
the corruption Of the witness II he spoke to them
to the pardon Of the Governor OF Massachusetts,,
they would sec how that was granted by and by.
Mr. BRADY protested against the interruptions, aud
the Judge said he would esteem IL as personal favor
il council would confne themselves to the arguments
Of the case
Witness cane here alone, and at his own expense
has talked to Norris about this case, was he
cent when Norris made his ht-,ement mas worked
and earned little money at the trade oil carpenter
which he learned In the prison has not paid all hls
hbet,ntNexha mere, from the Attorney General.
R,.,1am,n,d-Is not a man OF any property has
he'd for Iag A. 70 at ex.o
since he came OF the State Prison his wife aud
children at her brother in-aws house, since he
came out became acquainted with MIR Stanley some.
time in sG does know that Stanley had any bust
has net seen him since he came here last, until
he him In court does not ksow whether Stanley
lie connected with any newspaper In this city.
Q-were you in town at the time OF the Astor The
stre riots lrhis question was objected to- aud the
NE Recce pit the " Shades adrinking and eating
hou,e has been frequently in that house with Ca-Pen-
ter Re, ee called ON him at the Eastern Pearl Street
House since he came TO town Rccce asked him, was
h. here as witness on Carpenters case and he told
him be could not talk to him at all about It Re.cs
has been in the Attorney Generals Office frequently
sine. be to town, and has MIR. Norris
there a young man also called on aim about the bill
be owed R,ece he began to talk about the Carpenter
but witness told him he could not say anything
Q-Iiad you been cautioned not TO speak to Carpen-
ter or any one else upon this matter
MIR 4 CurLER ohoated to the conversstiopl or
directions of a third party
The A,rosNEy GrNrRaL wanted TO show that the
reason why the witness entered his name as r. Trew
was becsuso he Was cautioned by those who beat know
how TO 40 wise him TO keep out II the way Of Carpenter
and his friends
The Court fsid they bad in evidence from the wit
pess LIS reasons for changing bis name since he
rived ia town.
joins r. FHlScu examined By the ATTORNEY General
-Hesdss at Palermo In Maine; Is a farmer a COOPER
and has an interest In a mill; lived the nineteen
y,ars WAS In New York about 18th or 10Th Noyem ber
isi5; A. uncle OF T. n Young is his mothers brother
remained her. tin the 25th January lsaS; worked for
n Ysupr b.lplng him 10 Law down some Ealing nj.
lcys at i2 Broadsay; boarded with Youpa, knew Sar
renter saw him frat IN the saloon he used 20 coma in
nearly every day; Knew Andres SAY him first in the
cali on. he used 10 com. almost eyerv day Andres AMI
Cartent,r we're Their. generally about the one time:
Your and Sargent took care of that saloon kne Jobn
Rec. he and CARPENTER got Acquainted vbtls witness
-ss in town Roe Is dead; Roe, Carpenter and Andros
were acquainted With Il. r. Young; saw Roe and Car.
psrtsr tsseth,r at the Westcnester HOUSE. Daniel
t,rrcI.y and Young were there: car penter Roe ami
r,ciey were standing at the front door conversins To-
asther fd not bs AR The con vcrsson does not reco
ieet seeing Roe and Carpept.r agsin that .vsninv,
srtent. wore heavy dark vbssers al the time he sa
him at the We,tcbrster House: they were the sane
ceor a. tbcee he w.srs nov. does not pcollsct that
there us 10 h. any i'm the WHISPERS ne rere