The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-12
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no fur Their objection now made Mr. Andres vas exam
med and dsposed that he knows Carpenter intro
going sp to Cad wells knew 7 +. Young; became so-
quantsd with him in the fall Of as winter Of 40 %
his bowling saloon; asked to 90 there by Mr. Car
penter witness and Carpenter were frequently toge-
ther every day sometimes In the evenings. Counsel
Tor defence here insisted the proof of the prn-
cpals conviction being given In evidence before they
thould proceed further with the trial Of the ACCESSORY
Attorney General was aware they should produce
IT, but that might be done before the Judge charged
the jury Counsel for defence would not urge It's pro-
duction till to- morrow morning but the Attorney Gem
ea mere produced copy Of the minutes Of the court
where Andress was convicted Mr. Cutler OBJ
jected to this being put in eviAence was merely
copy OF the minutes aud not record Of conviction
Counsel further remarked that was to pro-
duce proef of the conviction of theprncpa before an
essory be convicted and IL such evidence de.
ponds upon the principal himself Is not
q man cannot make q confession that he has been
them give evidences against sno.hsr ne Ssas ana
eemoiy to that offence Of which he has confessed him
It being O'Clock, the court adjourned to 10 O'Clock
tomorrow (this) morning, when the examination OF
Andres will be resumed
City Intelligence.
THE WEArnER-About noon on Wednesday, the
weather became again broken, and rain fell 10
siderable quantity increased during the night and
u strong gale blew from the westward Yesterday, It
half hurricane in the southern portion Of har-
Dor and the waves were swollen into something like
bows while rain fell heavily at inter walls aad the
sky continued dark and lowering The evening be-
came dry and cold towards sunset but the wind con-
tinuss to blow very strong during the night II would
seem that we are not yet done with the gales.
FIRE IN HANOVER SrREEr.-Lsst evening, at O'Clock,
fire broke out In the attic story Of the building
Of Hanover square and Beaver street occupied BY
Merle Bright & Co cotton brokers. There thir-
y four bales Of cotton In the rooms, packed besides
that loose This cotton the aggregates OF
the samples Of cotton they had sold and 1t for the
most part destroyed by the flames together with the
upper part Of the building. The fire mpanes In the
vicinity were promptly on the spot, and worked 30
efficiently that in short time the ,gress OF the
nre arrested The was stripped OF the build
ing In order to enable the direct stream Of
water from the top. When the fire partially sub
dued the burning cotton thrown out Of the wiu.
dows and OF the bales striking Of the wires Of
the telegraph (he telegrsphc office Is underneath),
broke it. The damage BY nre, with the exception Of
the cotton not great The building is consider
ably injured by water.
FiRE IN FORSYTH STRrEr.-Yesterday morning about
o'clock, fire discovered in the large buidi in
the of 81 and 90 Forsyth street. between
ter and Grand streets occupied by number of
facturers snd owned by Mr. A. Hoyt, No ~ Bowery.
The building notwithstanding the exertions Of the
dremen was consumed. with its contents. Damage
estimated at $4,000 the greater part Of which Is
vered by insurance We regret to add that young
man named Franklin member OF Hose Company No.
q had his leg broken while going to the fire. and Mr..
Michael Eichels, Assistant Engineer severely ia
jured by fall from Of tho buildings, during the
fire.
FrE.-A FIRE was discovered In the back basement Of
house 20 Chestnut street. about half three o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. The Station House hose
at work on the fire. The damage occssioned tr-
fling.
THG ARMSTRONG GuARps-This hue body Of military
passeu once. NJ CLOCK efternOOn, ON
their return from target excursion In New Jersey.
The target was completely riddled They accom-
panied BY Dinge's brass basd.
CAUTIoS.-In passing the house 119 Chambers street,
We recommend pedestrians to be their guard; the
iron grafings In front Of that house uufstened
yesterday morning, and gentleman known to fell
partly through severely ipjuring himself by the
fall IL was miracle that he escaped without bro
ken leg or arm Houssksepers leaving their street graf
hkSiy hDsd for life and limb are teo vaua5s TO be
LEFT at the mercy Of careless servants their thou
less employers
AccIpENr Last evening. n foe little boy named
Robert Mason, in going with clothes from Mr. Quincy
merchant tailor in Wall street. to Twelfth street ON
the top Of one OF the Broad way got Into
one Of the holes near Fulton street-was
TO the ground and the wheel passed his ay and
both bis arms breaking of them and bruising the
other. lie was conveyed to the City Hospital
AnoTuER ACCIDENTAL seaman named Leonard Nell
son, fell yesterday from the yatd the bark Mary
Anne lying in the East river The back Of his skui
fractured and both his legs broken one OF them
very badly lie continues insensibis
AccIpHNT.- On wedne sday afternoon, John Edwsrds
Of No lei Cherry street spi into hole Pier aud
broke the Gao OF his knee he sent to the City
Hospital, by officer Robert Frean.
Tn PARK INVESTED UNFoRrUNArrs-Every
night the Park Ia infested with prostitutes OF the
most degraded description that respectable person
walk through IL without having his assailed
by the most obscene and filthy language 10 Is strange
that so near the Chsfs Office this should be permitted