New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-19

| ALDERMAN 2. KELLY-The examination in
this case was resumed yestegiay morning AID Kelly
conducting fer himself.
I'D Ksliy-Were the words charged 70 be ssd ~
! Ridsbock You id wh,e-livsred thing, delivered
10 the store of Y ar Glshan in the stston-horiei
CAPT Masaus-In the station house, IN your presence
| .fd-Have you not sworn your cross examination
tha, tia, expression was used IN Van Gshsps store
Capt did not after short pause il DID, II.
wa. not correct.
AL, the direct and cross examination true as TO
the time which fixes IL have been between the hours
OF and On the evening OF the 9Th inst that you saw
me In Van Glshsns storei
Cart Il have no way of setting the exsct time, but
I think tina, 1t is pretty correct.
Jas,i,s Mounifgt--Any other questions
AA-Thst ia all
Can't wish to have 4, stated tina. all this took
place IN the station house alter o'clock In the morn
ipg-The Capt also wished to say that the charge
| va, for interfering With him in his duty.
AID Ksliy said such was not the chsrse-t was for
being drunk and d.sorderly-and called Tor the book
in which the copy Of the charge was written either In
| the hand writing OF Capt Msghus or Capt Isroner-
The book was produced and the charge was for being
drunk aud dlsordery the night OF the lth or morn
| "a lin continuaton)-That is the charge, and
don't see why other things should be dragged into The
case.
Joseph =. Cdsseiey sworn-Resides at 81 Mottst. no
business st present was present on the night or morn
| ing OF Aid. Kouys commitment q Have you any
hostile feelings 10 the defendant 4 Not 40 man.
! . ANY other wsyf A. As the Alderman OF this Ward
| have. q DO you know what brought me 70 the
police office. A No; presume you were q we
want no presumption. 4 say what think 81 we
DON, want thinking want facts what was doing
therei 4 |. believe you were making out commit
meuts q Anything Rise L. Yes sir, saw you inter.
ere With Capt Msgnu, In the discharge OF bis duty and
that you not able 20 wax strsit when you
lett the deck to 90 70 the door. Did you MAKE use
Of any insulting expressions TO the defendant that
| night q did, but not Insulting. A. What was thsh
| A When ordered out said would not go-that nsd
| "A much i.ht there az he had I'D Whist was your
| business there THAI nishti don't know that mad
| aug business there AID. Did you relate now AL you
| saw DO or say that night 4. No, sir when hids
book was put out you wanted him brought back you
also said TO Capt Msgnus that you "could not insult
him-that he beneath your notice." this W." In an
| sSer 10 Capt. Msgnus who said he didn't want AID
key 10 insult him. as you often did there was some
her talk bu, the confusion did not hear IL Capt
| Magnus said you make practice Of going In there
drunk and insulting him and the Policemen heard All
Kelly assign a. reason for wanting Rdsoock brought
back that he was writing discharged for him. and want
| ed 10 give 1t to him you were on the bench when
came In Rdsbock not inside the desk that night
| when was there; heard Rdsbock call Capt Msgnus
| a damned wHite-liyered thing.
| u. In your affidavit you have sworn that AID Nelly
assigned reason ~ recall Rdabock. that be wanted
70 discharge two common prosuiutes-ls that tue fact
| 4. did not hear you mention them 10 this your
| handwriting handing the hfndavltl 4 us
Capt SdSnus.-Do you know what became OF the
| commitment ne wss attempting 20 write
Ad-l object to that; there is the discharge ina,
| WROTE. IL Is on the table The discharge Mr.. Nelly
was In the act Of writing )rodaced IL read thus
| Capt John S Magnus, OF the Captain on duty VIII
| discharge ---- Eshibit B.
Alter much discussion as t. lts proprety, Aid Kelly
obisc,ng aud tne Judge oyerrung MS objection capt
| M-gnus put this queston-whcther he could more
,sctuay put sop 10 the disturbance II ne hsd
not arrested Aid. Kelly 4 | suppose you couio
| MOI, al he was the principal csuse there. q Can
YOU name the persons raising the disturbance
| there, A. Well, you were one kidaoock was an
| other; q young man who gave his name as Jonathan
RadOrd, with about forty aisses-Inst Is all remem
her g. Dc YOU recOllect II there was person tnere
mat nj "a, named James Hogan, who threatened Mr :
| Leyden with personal yioencei A NO SIR. pi'
YOU see any person with coat and hat OF, very oois
| terousg A saw man with coat and hat OF before
| YOU when you were the bench. q mean gong
through the station house A. No, SIR " Did you
see Mr Nathan Brennan help any one into the bencn
room' 4 No q DO you sscoHees 1 10y .os
! remember 4. I have tired all that want 20.
Q Did you hear AID Kelly make uss OF any abusive or
violent language 10 any oody else a aon' snns no
dit q D. you KNOW anything q the prinunk cont ns
or Il rc sting Of that BIZ Exhibiting handDill headed
"A Alde,man Custody A. gsys man oee "a.
night circulated Two OF three didn't nsye over .se
| or ,x Altogether q You don't know anything Of the
| prnung or compiling OF ~ a No. q Do you Ens"
| ghen ths. bill was printed.
The s,nss. seclned answering tho question until tho
4
Did not thini il needal for the present witness
Upon which, The witness said" Well, for bis informs
TIE Ja.res here said be would be obliged to sdioorn
The Court ss had been sent for By me Alornoy-osnof~
spper IN some 'peeis case pp0n VICE oroe..dsd
WITH .Dd broushl 20 "a end soon a. possible ns enS
.csr concerned In H. and some persons ssla ns ne
wanted 10 pro.ong 10 for political purposes WHICH NC
| xzrtsd 10 show wss CUTIE Ihs contrary.
| Ja.uce MOunfoft said, 10 matter what otner psopse
sstg bg be esrsd h would be TOO late today, when be
should be able 70 attend so The case stands sco1fneo !"
his morsng az o'clock
TsE NEw.YoRK VoLUsrEERs.-The remnant Of
| this brave regiment, commanded By MAJOR DICK
| nAS made a very fne appearance on tneh P'i'"'
Yesterday morning 20 visit the American insH'ae al
Az the City Hall they received their ass-'ns
Gag which waved In victory over Cerro "'''o A"'
cbeuulteoec-sn torn and rttded with snoh ano pore
| il with them 10 Casue Garden
| ! the Garden the Company we're recsiVsd oJlthe
co,r,i,tee and addressed BY Mr.. seigs he spoxs oil
their z.lsrrry in the ate war with Mexico, and tnsr
coosae there which, IN addition to the bravery tHsy
a..osyed, reflected great glory on the country. Ia
heir ard aous marches lnr forritgds which Sustained
them could only Be eqased By their heroisna on the
battlefield And now after experiencing all the hor-
rors and ycisgdes Of wsr i, Is gratifying spectacle
said Mr. ~ 10 behold you restored again % friends and
country res1ning the cupa.ioas u civilized Lie -
Your rapid successes are might say, unparalleled IN
ae history of any csuntry and 10 10 great thing TO
be s5ls say tina. they have been cnarsctsrzed BY
tlscip pine and moderation your part which never
relaxed INTO AeenaoGsness or cruelty toward your
nq1i,red foe Mr. ~ here paid just tribute 70 the
ti-ereL. commanders, and - Gen. Scott especially
History tells sad the speaker, that BesAnus the
great Roman General, who ended his days 10 penury
vas victor IN no less than firyslx battles, fought
win he enemies Of bio country and u also Informs
u. that .uch was the immense plumber acquired BY
him that the treasury supplied with uneounssoe
nlions-indeec vast was the sum- hat 10 betrayed
the expenses of the Empire for seven years This hss
been .u-2a.sed BY your achievements, for what wa
the wealth with which be enriched els country to your
golden cocquest'
At the conclusion Of this sddrsss, Hon PAEDEaiex
TALLxAsx President Of the American lnstisuss ssAns
,as h.nnar of TIA Com oauy in hand called On tne