The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-11

to the written statement, which he produced With
mosn on ne =.
ike clap OF thunder, further showed that man Rad
been seen on one ocossion: alluded TO- ssvs and
oto No II! Wooster street lRoars OF laughtsr.]
DmrMcr Arroansy-Yss, - far as the 18th October.
NV 1 eas saw sws 10 go 1ss
Walker street (rrnswsd bursts Of lsughtsr) did not
know the man; next saw man, named Spencer M.
Clark, 90 out Of Mrs Fowsr's sad go to No 80 Bark
street; Cmmoderste laughter) he used to 60 in and
out frequently; ren ewtd roars Of laughterD raw
number Of also and women, often 90 to the house
woman named Maosbs; saw Miss Phillips, who went
from IL, and then went to % Thompson street; say
lady ALSO who went there and out the folfowug
day. and go to l34 Spring street opposte oud laugh
terri milliners sign board hangs over the door;
day to the Of Lsursns and Houston streets aud
was followed by Johnny Morgss, tho asked me where
! was gorg, and he struck me QaugAterD could not
find out his name Qaugbter)
COUNSEL FOR DsFEycE-You call this paper, pre-
sumo, the Spy's Gazette (laughtsrl
The memorandum contained full and evidently
we'll prepared catalogue consisting Of the description
Of sex dates &c. So of visiting parties here, which
oD being read, produced a deep sensation Of merr'
Witness, in continuation.-I often saw females
there's these ftmaes In the street behaved indeceny
they used to call after the In the es and 90
together back to the house.
The defence here applied for the memorandum pro-
duced by witness In support OF bis testimony.
The DISTRICT ATTORNEY objected.
The COURT sustained the ohje ction.
defence
desired BY Mr. Cameron to keep the memorandum; |
expect no money from Mr.. Cameron for this
MIR. CAMERON was here rendered on the part Of the
prose cuton, to show that be sent to
be sent any person to houses In this immediate neigh
borhood, to give them any sort Of annoyance by
causing inquiries to be made sfcer this particular
house 1t was . bare Islander, he (witness) stated;
never said he would give $500 to have Mrs Fowler
put out
The prosecution here rested.
The case on the part Of the defence here open.
ed and the court adjourned The trial will b. re-
timed On Thurday forenoon 1T III O'Clock
United stat, District Court,
Before Judge Belts.
JAY 9.-A''auit Nth Dangerous Weapon Charles
Jenkinson, second mate Of the American ship Caro-.
line indicted for assault, with dangerous weapou
Paul Pauson Of the crew. was put ON his trial
Il appeared from the testimony Of Paplsop that on
dered The men, a. usual. to turn out to work He
called on them secopd time, and Paulson answered
replied, What is that you 'sy'" Paulson rejoined
that he had not got on his clothes yet it was suoh
nsn Of ne auson sa
be 90 bad Is that man can't be allowed to speak"
JsHkinson then went off, and there nothing
Immediately; Jenkin.on there. The chief mate
ordered Paulson to remove put down the matches;
after be had done So Jsnkinson came to him. and
stktd him what it was that he had said in the fore
castle, and, without waiting for reply, struck him
several blows one Of which was on the eye, cutting
him severely In consequence Of which he had to 60
shore and get the cut dressed; his eye closed
up and had to be bandaged for several days Paulson
face and head until Of the crew. pher Kute
came on deck, when he stopped The defence set up
was that f.uson used profsns and insulting language
returned With verdict Of" Not guilty."a
.dnother Samuel Murray, colored, indicted for an
aMault with dangerous weapon, was put on his trial,
1t appeared that in October last, tho American ship
Jane Of Philadephia lying in tho port Of Malaga,
In Spain Of which tho prisoner cook and ste ward
and Of which Richard Davis, alias Jacob Painter
s,snd mate; 1t also appeared that ON Sunday evening
the prisoner wanted to 60 ehore the second mate
forbid him to 60, upon which the prisoner went into
his galley, got an axe, and struck the second mate
several blows with it, nicting several wounds on his
head and different other parts Of his body in
fequencs of which the second mate had to be sent
hospital where he remained in very dangerous state
at the time the sailed which about 10 OF 20
days after he had been sent there The prisoner
found gusty-sentence deferred
Before Judge Belts.
JAN. 10.-Charge of Larceny.-John Dolan, ragged
locking boy was put ON his trial day. for stealing cop
per from the navy yard, at Brooklyn, and convicted
He was sentenced to ten days imprisonment and to
pay fine Of 81.