New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

COURT % CENTRAL ssssI0Ns-s.fr- Juss- n4tr Ass
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Ire People OF the sta,e Of Ner-Y'rk, r.. E Z.
c J.d.on nd eishs Others, covnsei 4, Va People
a.ssr. YcKeln. . .irss Attorney. wAuns ard Fhi.l1s
C5uassi Ssr fis ue'sadlst-M-ssrs saith. Busted ser
Bls,eed. Ir B.,lkmAs, Sherwood. wsrusr, Cornell, .
Sc0lc. and Schel.
The Court Vas crowded EisA r,liors and many persons
hs % retire FOR 81 BE- sr-aissi AnHey Was
nantes. &C every s.se, a. he proceedings were listened
% wiki much interest
TIE Jury having answered heir names tie Clerk Of
tie Cour gave noase ihas a. persons summoned on ne
pane. were dsehsrgee unil Wednesday norr.ns TIE
Mr Si-rood sidre..r he c5sfi 81 ,s- part Of eight
OF te defendants Tor seesraie rsi from Jlison a. y
appeared be- Ma 30 defend lisc ,ni axe ~iavi ..sr
-al thai conenF sec oy ne rrsi ara I. VS. lnos - &c
ENDS of 4stc- would be aler me VII seqaiair ia
DE I'D nos csin t % ma.ef 20 rsli --- laid 10 aff'
Tre D.s-tc- Aa1ru=y Was so,ui 90 reply, WREN
NJ Hlr7r- rose ana sil mat NJ Jlisen ~ isnssI
h. 10 and WILL uoi defend hmsei and stated .hal re
NJ Va REL stayed .n Town 10 co-src srce % - as
termination. bel having made ~ rf gs@smcni 80.
fs day. resting 90 ii- ougins Intention 81 Jlds'n .-.
must now, on as pAf.r dissent 10 ne IDEA % ss'FA
J,nl, B. Pillirs Tor TIE prosecution opened he pro
c-e,ilss a. : seldom. ssd be-. tfN cssr VIZ -.
cites ite coumgulgy - nlca sfise. sd We GU,
ma. The csuse Of A!s usl. ~hich 1ssrac-1 - ~
th- ION % Nsy as. -u iet On many aetf'u, -
homes .- 9esose by Tee disgrscsfal proceeouA ~ .
riot You, gentlemen, 10 ne jazz AZ no. ,' =,
have neen found you - io decide on ne etsrs
all The principal Of le DC 'enfsns, ne lrsdef 40 ~
treat measure responsible Tor fne blood hat was hea "a
MAJ memorable gaL We shal prove 'a on ,... ~
previous Jldson expressed bis deefmnson 20 ~ ~ H
E,-rss f1r,l.h We .hal prove hal Jadson Nrn io to
1uri ar,rsd that when some one esed clt - &c ~.
Police ve=y. he sad, " ~ uI Al - lsa5 '.i y,
ts tts. gentlemen OF the jury. shall - proven ~
Sow thar me .aii Jlcson : NANNY frspon'. .,,
a,s fu effects produced hy that mrlofa' SUI
~, Ne a., Sd prove ilat the delena atA psune..
was calg hl waving - trophy sAf me oiu "a
The Police, and snuuung victory iua IN, ~, &c ~.
Nst,ts ga. seen hroN rE sioles a. The opeia house
Hancock VS. caught IN he same ACT InaI Adl snVS -.
ief'cred with ihe Police, and au-n. pe" nc 80 Ne
aeI who was arrested ~ tAr '',1 ~ =. ..,u- ~
snail also prove that the defendant polsas vs. 80
engs. cd in sioue-inro~ins taA 1eea So rrs-esu.
in the same NOT, end acuus ID - - - IN
manner NJ. Phlups continued 10 address 'ur 80 ~.
tbeir duty The rPhoder. Of Jasuee and Tue p''e'e
The sr.t witness called John Tiiey, who, beng
orr, depossd am captain OF - ~ ~, any
uonce cspts.n Ga the ION May lssi Nas a. -
A. The Opera Hoase from before o'clock 10 'he n'a'e VI
NJ s-s,A wished the witness Identity he prisoner,
before he entered on The proving OF not, anu aeuu
sulhoniy lRoseoes Criminal Evidences page 49, 'o' '''
fhe Court did no. accept Mr. smiths authority
me District ATTORNEY Did you see Nj Jldsou lueo
u,f,.,-Idid me - itness Identified the prsoner.l
Alter .enlhen-d clscusson on Mr Smlih mo'i0" -
Ii.;,is, sfio,e,yvhat was Judson dong the night
NJ, Sn.h i object TO that question. the ground mat
evidence must be given OF The presence OF al the persons
Indicted being on The ground heiors they can prove ~
| Ilsf,icf AiterHep -GO on, MI Riley. 49,.
Hi,los-As was going round 20 see me psI'ons A.,
sas-a iu tho not noticed Communication between NI
Jld-on and body u youns men 10 me street ep go
young mau go 10 Jud'on WIN 10 uaAus e1r nm Id
from The party There yOuu. man siandihs on Jul
sons u snt srd tnat tpoilng 10 Bennep on me- r
49, nv st n.ite nv coat he go INTO conversation In
inR lone with the three heard Par ~ lat "
! 1 heard JudsOn distinctly say" wss shame NAT
1900. .6,,ls b. .-rv-d - Mr. Jut.On said 10
ihs man that from the party oi men hrs,S .ne
Young say when D. turned MS BACK 70 Junson' ~.
boy-, Tor shower" Before he SAD me, Jeosoi
Nov boys Whatever IL 10 he DONE must De done fl''A
ly for ihe military II coming, aud 'hoitS s'e'
Of siO1es ught up against me Opsfa housS ps
was stationary Alongside Mr. Judson- never ga" ',l
Jadson heor1i sssrd ne young msn 20 - ~ p,Dne
-ide ui him, who wac that he sns~eith NeI nl-'.
| I then saw Mr.. wills OF the Tenth Ward tnen ven
INTO Operz House for The purpose of getlns en :.
surround the party lhs street. snd making son- sItes
tones came rom ,h. party while IN the house
| Mr.. Judson Was brought in am sure .hat .ne mia
brought IN was tho that was speaking 10 Tue YOUNG
man outside. Oae OF the prisoners seemed 20 10,
erudge ~ sinst him aud began TO abuse him sap II v
shame 10 abuse him He lad hight mu''ache' hsA
81 smits-Why were you there that night BY al
| order from The Chief Of Police -,
moi certain whether 1t that mornng or tue day before
Q-HOs long dad you remain On The ground - ~
daylight From the tme hrst saw Judson uil ga" Inn
| M The Opera House, II va. about 20 or . minutes
| Q-How long had you been on tie ground before yo'
| saw him 4 i cant answer that exactly
Q-Was not al hour and ahat alter me curtain rose
| ihs tie stones we're lhfownl ii can't cay don
snOw when the curain rose hiuk 10 was hall hOuf
hour sfter arrived that went 10 the back OF the hour
ani Mr Judson; had 10 or ~ men with me- STA
toned my men, and stood At me door to let tue Peop
| 0-Wers you excited. Canisin Tiley I - u
| 81 don't mean excited by liquor. a was no NOR
| excited than he Circumstances required. ,-. -
Q-Was IL light enough for you TO Distinguish per
sons fesuresl l-fes sir, g. plain as can see your
| O.-wss there any other ligh, beside those Of tn
lsmrsl Ayes, there was ght from the Opera House
Q-Now, were there not boards nailed up againsI IN
windows the inside, tho doors Of the House shu
as hey could be A-ies, there we're boards ou
they close but that some light came cut IRON
between The cninks ,
| Q-Where DID you first see Mr. Jldson. -Abou
nil way down the O0era-H0use Ia Eghihst nearly oppo
site the main door, Mr. JgdsOn stsnepg on ns oPpo''
lsir smith here skeched plan OF the house and d.
sud the witness NAKED where 10 the best 81 hi
opinion JudsOn stood, and biz relative posiuou 10 I'M
main door Of The Opera-HOu-e
Al STOOD behind him, aud Aler the firing OF the stone
Odd You SEQ his face before his Al DID
Q-Descnbe the IN which you saw bis iaeo .
| he lime that you was behind him me Nitne'
described the way he stood behind him. and as Juoso'
bent forward 10 speak, he bent ato oyer ns "a h.
when he raised bis head witness did me .sne aI' ."
was thu. r-conno ltenng behind him for too minutes
Oyou rec0llect Judson saying, when b.ogsn, hs'
The Opera House, why do you arrest me u0u' ~
et Attornsy jseted to hi. question. on the ground
that the declaration Of defendant was sA"'"' 49,
NJ smig wib the leave Of the Court put the same
question.
DO you pretend 10 say Mr. Tey that siys W.
substance or the entire Of what you ss.s si,. y''0
c-Wnsi Old you Sir Jucson DOL - , op S p
| ..e nin throw sfOncs-l suppose thcie "e'7 @'N ~
person. the length OF the side walk - 81. ID,
Ny Srsnh here wished Capt THY 10 laenuiy ~, -,
sEI.vit taken TIE day ater the occufien.e a. ~.
800 Thenter. IL " a. brought forward ann
ODD you sec sBy military here 90 inc Gay VI ' ''
| A-SOne that remember , ,b. nth, ~ m,
o Did YOU see any military there On ne nlsh' u l
. | mol ~ did. 5000, + don, Know
, | for certain. tlink here vas ,,.--.A....f.of
| Q-W.re here some Infantry soidlsns Asis As'' a
= | lc.. cir r...o, -,
Did they arrive there previous 70 M ''D'"A III
| rest NO cir AFTER his arrest .-,.
Odd th- military FIRE upon any p-fsols "a. ~ ~
"a. Dsytet 4ftrnsg-WiL that excuse Jli,on-ilo 'h
,-ia-..I cid hey are after .he arrest u Jgdson E
| think they did
| NJ Snuh-Thst al.
| H.r- rodsd Mr. Smiths eross-eraninauon .
| M, EL1nknan one Of tho counsel for he defense
vd~l knogg Thomas Bsoncgf Il ssd before that q!
C-What time did you him Al sad bali
| dozen tiues that cant eItcty say.
| g-Wrrs me lamps IA Al ihs unsf Al max tne
4 a.
not .ke particular uslcs VI IN bat tlirk y Or "A is
do you swear poslt veIy hist lbal young genI.ens
va. irerrl A-Jg,s a. poslVe a. mat yoa we're h7i
. O-How was mo Individual dressed He ~
t, / dressed 10 dark Globes.
| g-Af1r Judsol arre.t-d and brought 10, do VI
ts.nna you ~ cay nal Bennett presrltrd nms1f a. u
dorf -f-- sir iL- font door, wleu DC pres.nl'
r.fn.ef he vas represented % NE br0iner.n law
B. Jad.ous 7 did not know ais name thnk tnai u q