The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-16

the property was until the truth extorted from
him The writer Of the letter did not tell the govern
its knowledge the thiefhimsef the writer Of the
letters ito the President in and February as
stole the property. and said am the only person
who knows" the man who knew where the property
and the thief told the government
Mr. KEY-Tbe man who knows the thief.
Mr. RApcLrFE-The man who told you where the pro-
perty is the thief and you have not protected
MIR KrY-Do you say that there was contract be-
tween the government and the thief, MIR. Radcliffe!
MIR. CARLIsLE-I say there was and it is demonstra-
BILE
Mr. RADCLIFFE said that IL Webb were here he could
that Shuster had nothing to do with the robbery
he man who is enough to betray his companions
in crime, would not scruple to perure himself at the
hazard Of of his present and eternal peace The mighty
chief thief who knows all about the robbery has been
few pathetic remarks in behalf of the prisoner who
seemed to be much affected even to tears
MIR CARLISLE for the defence, said that the jury had
the best seeurity-not ingots inguts Of gold that
he would not detan them long. They had had their
parsonage, whom the sailors call the H-mam Of Mus
ket it'll due Difference to the court 1t was an odor
better for the to have but beneath this artificial
odor there strong fshy smell in the prosecution
Good Old Uncle Sam has been introduced ike the mo-
march described by Milton high ON throne Of roy
atty" far outshning the gold OF Ind, and whose
glorious setting shows barbarc pearl and gold"
lille watching the gold, 1t away and fades into
n dirty, scrubby, miserable paper, (the ndictment)
which contains certain plain, simple allegations, and
which the jury are to try just AZ they try any other
involving the amount of five dollars The govern
ment has certain lines marked out. 1t the whole
of Oregon none--up to "a 40 there was no COM
promise at 49, All that is desired must be made out
nothing be made out. Mr. Carlisle did not know
whether Shuser here the day and night Of the
robbery not but he would say that Shuster not
ter here. He had never heard Of case where a
had been convicted Of q crime, when 1t was not
proved that he had been present By the rules of law
neglect to that the man was here Is evidence to
prove that he not here. The things exhibited rs
looking like those which stolen from the Patent
ONCE had not been proven as being those which
ken
must be q victim, after the old Jewish system Some
body must be produced The altar ofustice here the
fires burning the knife is readybring the victim
let the blood run, and the flames cracklc about him
Here's the fifteen hundred dollars If you don't bring
victim, though got the diamonds and the gold you
shall not have cent. Convict somebody and you shall
have the money Mr. Key, the attorney is not to get
the hiteen hundred dollars ior ne receives zee Oh ten
dollars,only the jury are not to get the money now
if neither the attorney nor the jury are to get the
money, Of the witnesses will receivet. Mr. Car
Isle then reviewed the testimony of witnesses to show
that they not worthy Of belief AS to Ranouse
he said The had an extraordinary name, and not,
think unknown to fame" There had been proofto
show these articles the property Of the Unit
ed States The constitution of the United States for
bids any minister government agent accepting q
present from q foreign power The Imaum Of Muscat,
appears sent bottle ofexqusite perfume to Mr. Van
Buren, to neutralzc the odor Of democracy which
haps not agreeable to his mghtiness. Mr.. Leavtt
Harris minister Russia the habit Of visit
ing the palace of the Emperor Alexander, and having
dipped his royal fingers in MIR Harrss snuff box gave
him gold one set with diamonds. How came these
the property of the United States 1t will be reco
eced fine Arabian horse presented to the Presl
dent. and that law passed authorsing its sale.
By the by Major Gen Eaton bought it; but it turned
out that the animal did not and could not do what
expected of him daughter, and cries Of Silence
General Eaton memorialized Congress for indemnity
stating in his memorial how the animal fed to
make him feel his oats. (Laughter)
MIR KEY--He asked the government to alter his con-
diton.
MIR. CARLISLE remarked that General Eaton thought
that he swindled, and wanted back his money He
was in the Senate chamber when the memorial
read and it much laughter He then charged
Jones with being the tool Of Webb The District At
torney said that Jones soft enough to be the tool Of
Shustcr why not then soft enough to be the tool Of
Webb! Put this in connection with the fact that
someb body mot Shuster told the government-for the
facts could have been found out from any but
the party who knew the fact and the presumption
being that Schuster did not te-Webb is indicated
the MIR Carlisle engaged in attacking the cha
racter of Kanouse Atkinson, and Jones, when at If
minutes to five o'clock this report closed in
time for the mail Of this afternoon q.
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1910.
The jury in the Of Shuster have been "a hours
in session The court met last night at ten to-day at the
hour and this evening at o'cl ock, to hear what
the jury hadIto say. The Marshali who sent up,
eported to the Judge that there probability Of
the jury agreeing before Christmas. The court i'd
journed till tomorrow