The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17
General Sessions.
bsfore tho Recorder and Aid Adams and Dow ming


The clerks In the thcs II the Peoples Line of Steam
beats having refused produce tho wsv bill OF the lat
entered and not fictitious one - had ben alleged
BY Amer iseues for their produotou bat
TINS net having had The desired e-ot, the court gave
pereupttry orders to have hem produced I'm
In .hort time the clerk arrived with the wsy bill
The name Of Chomder IL, and not that Of Casn-
the .teambosts are in the habit Of ~rit,ns do the
ramss "a they are pronounced Tbs namss Of the
Whole Of the were read over by MS clerk
the ftsnd. but the Of WAshhousa which the pro-
Mcnting witness had raid In his direct exAmua.e
that he had gone by to Albany 1t the suggestion Of
NAscr MAsrnsEAe was examined 1t great length
She said that che resdss at 1856 Hudson street, Chan
dor Ia her brother in law: she lived In hts family in
May and June last; knows Amer hal seen him 81 the
house Of Chsndor several times the last time she
him there WAS the slss Of May; it was &C nisat, be-
Isng the bell; nobody was With him Chan
Vas up stairs In the parer; witness opened tho
door; Afosr asked her If Chsndor vas within; Wit
less replied that he that he WA up sta,rs no
then asked her 10 call him down he would like to
zee him; witn then went up sta and told cham
down stsrs md entered into q conversation With Al
ner IN the entry some time after, Mr. Chaudor called
wtn to give him the key OF the store witness gave
vent down In The bAevmspt; after the lapse Of
sine Mrs. Chsndor sent hi o call Chandor to sup
pr; wtntss won't to cali him: he vas sitting in the
store smoking . ssear with Afner; witness arst w-nt
toto in the OF the store whan shs ard q
between the parties; It fol Mr.
rosm ts live IN for days! viii you 20 sscu.
r!, for me II should fall in rouble - Chsndr asked
what wss the matter with him Amer said: MIR.
Chspdor will tell you the truth; this af srnoon
in An oyst celsr, and the people spoke about my
nsms ard my matter" Chsndor asked him what was
TIE matter Aft or said, " have been in Vienna,
whess made $4,000 guder forging nstss;" t. NJ H. that
ls had cormuted torgry to thst extent; Chsndor
then said that he could him. that he csud not
have him. aud that he could not mix with such thing
for morsy In the world. That ali the
ton; winners heard more she had Amer several
auG Ghnr1 pN3 he han aUf hv fhA
Il Ifeber; Amer had said that the people sitter
him from Vienna; when she went into the store she
rhs heard the convsrration! Chapdor did not come
down immediately to supper; witness did not call him
again ct that season Of The year Il was CUSTOMARY to
ofne st o'clock and to sup ct O'Clock when
Chsr dor came down to supper, Afosr went away;
quite sure that Amer had to the house alone and
not witt ChaLder.
Cross.eromintd by the District Attorney The wit
ness reftsd to answer the fret question put to her,
wbsfhsr she ever bad child She knew person
forward and recognised by the witness; and - she
VS. r.turniug to h.r seat. the scoussds counse de-
had hesn married to her sister three years. witness
had never been married; knows man by the name
sse ~
passport he took the Of Chsndor before he lsfs
Hunksry w.sn.ss miilinsr, vent Into business IN
value Of her stock In trade vas; might b ~ o0O
or 81 600 or $780, could not tell; Mrs Chaudor had
could not @ So* much sS. nad
paid for III ID. had ps,d Mr.. Cbsnaof; he had
..sn in the habit Of coming to the stsrs encs
day; he would come In the Ming about nine or
e'cock Mr.. Chsndor did not live st her house, no did
not hive far from her store had removed from Hudson
che boarded At her sistsrs Chomder his wfe and os
oren were oil the time 1t her store; they the
money drawer the learned coun added, and helped
just 20 hsksd witness bought Ter goods different
places She again declined % snswsr whether she
had any children Ghandor had two children, and NO
III he learned preeai1x nj
t0n when the counsel for the opsstsd such
lire Of cross examination; The mssoing Of ~ wss
10 tpdayor to show that Chandor had other children
tbs those b. had By the vi.ness's sister He might
have forty rcstered the country ought tns
learned oeunte knew cared but he objectsd to the
question a. being improper AID painful to the feelings
Of ths witness N
mark to the gentleman on the other side whioh did
not reach US, but the r-tort was that II he was q
,ins ms he ould ak for his salvation aughter
Characterization resumed Was not sick when the
hey he'd been obliged TO turn her out - she was
drunk all the tue whom she entered tho to call
that Which had s sn ooud NOT
tell how many minutes she had remained listening
to the Conversations might have been Ave minutss;
did not know the day on which Chandor went to AL
tsny she gueeses he vent In June; he back the
ID Of June che thought be went tho first Of that
the eonvsrr s,ion bstwssn Elm and Afnsr; nsd told
Mrs thaDdor that she had heard II; could not Say
whether Chsndor had ssked her al ut it, che did not
HE srrest but not before paid him Sl2 month for
bard; had NO receipts Gid not want any.
tret Attorney objsc,sd to her taking the stand The
for the accu'sd said be would 80 through the
form Of ssrrendtriDg him That was accordingly
done. and . sss ordered into custody
FRArcm PrHuL was called to prove that Lati.lsus in
Gefman s Lasslo In the Hungarian language and that
Srn.V o. AID At "a Maiden
lane; he .sa an importer Of watches, and was extsn
.ively engaged IN that way; he knew Chsndor had
and seven hundred dollars; knew hing more Of his
character than what he had learned from their bust
ns.. I:n' s,icn. 90 f.r - b. had 1ns.n him his
deavtrsd to meet bis engagements
The crofsexamiDation OF The witness did not elicit
anything to invalidate his direct testimony.
GILBEhr +. HAyAs, one Of the ind. pendent police,
was the next witness. He said hs knew Mafams Der
he was then aksd to state vhat the nature Of the
Intimacy Was which VAS between her and Chaudoe
This WAS objected to by the counsel for the prosecu
ton.
to chow, BY this wtness, that Afner had been
walking arm in arm with her through tho street in
Wet weather and when the snow wss Knee deep; that
he had bVso oppote the house beckoniDg TO hsr
to come out for which he had aoc the title Of the
pointer fom the boaders and that Amer and she had
betp sssn to 20 into an improper place
Mar GsAH.M followed on the came side He said that
he and his associate had most rtfponsibs, most
tsriou. duty to dtehsrgs to their from which
they could not, durst not thripk They did not wish
seEis Of dsIicscy should prevent them from doog 81
tnAt le8itmetey IN tner pos or Tor tho
man VIII 80 character and whore liberty stake
The truth mutt be told no matter whose feelings 1t
wounded
The court overruled the question.
Eydpgin amor. resumtd- LoEe befo the diff ,uty be
thought that an intimacy tx,trd between Amer and
. lady whom witness had Afterwards found out was
kscame BERTHE.
Crosssaontntd-H Had never lived With Amer. had
never ate ~itb him and had slsp; At hs house
TIE ccupseI for the ascuad onsctsd to this line Of
cror -1aminstion the object being, said ne, to show
the jury that the witpes could not kno~ Of his Own
knowledge whether Afbtr and Madame Berthe had been
on IN in ate t,rnr or ret
BENJAMIN BRowsELL. examired- Has known
CT andor sDce lat Msrch welve months witness had
lott parcel sobtaipinef gola which Cbaudor bad
end brought back 10 him; he had not adver ssd
IT. Cbsr der bsd not ~ X for any reward, but witness
had offered him compensation. .. ID .,.[ IS.
(,oss. Eaaninsd b. HE name snd addfss the
parcel, sLd us ~ae frou tBr.e To Ave hundred
doJsIs ~ had been cent from Newark, aud had reach
ed the city but u appeared that the boz 10 whom the
Express an h.d given w. had loo, ~ he'd not known
thar IL va in Ctandor's possession until he ha 1
brought IL bsck to HIN he old v,tnsre that he H.