New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22


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What i ifs name 4 American Aechsnies. :, isN
benevolent society 4 ltis. -
". >~ii DID - say anything about NJ not 4 re
sad -. anytrg occurred would - cissrsce 70 -
Ciy. The suor q ia conversation va that ~ vas
sAnsi tots AID a. sorts o. outrage Aa1 saa ~o1d -
NJ. Hliisas-wA.i ~s. III. dress 4 A morning
TO- SOC 80 Pan-s- - Ner~ yoc n IS ssae'uu a
Were ihsr- swords sst oo~iesaivr'. r's'os, ~ 4
Not ih-t know Where Go you I've & Al ne ccr-
o. sprinr ard sick So ' 10 yog i've Here SOL
4 Yes tnesc Or - years
NJ S-siA -Thss psee where ycg saw h, nee. ~s
ihais sou Of egnesiy shop Yes. misas ca! -
Nsr.i-er T. S.stA sworn was A. ne A,sor.plsc- %
e sht Of The no. an printer, sod $50 ed paper
sr- "a .-olad re East end. snd In Eshth.L little
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ian fell ..c ne nrsi nr-. short way from ne hers
~. great uo.se uau 10 O'Clock srved 90 iae srOaad
rr,,,ef ,,aS-.e,-Toa are the editor Of lie clar,,-
yol sere here rePortls. for whAi paper { sos ne
4 hI-t ira 10 the CiIrtn ne Paper 90 gave ne
connin-1isry notice q CspL Ryudei ! believe So.
= Who . ne proprietor o. ihaf pspef 4 an -.
District 4i,crsey-rhags 49, stSy-ho~ cane l = 40,
sny Ezy-sss to hsves reporter for Ast nisMl . BAD
been reporting herr al scrg fr o. Y pii you s..
psr,r in Ai5sSv called ne Csshefsrr d. DO. z Who
VS. he sci,oi on thst Psperi 4 Twas. 2 What Be
csue Of IA paper 4 Iisiied = What ss The eos.
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NJ S-ia -Don't answer IA. question.
Ct-fl Gr1g sworn Il an reporter for ne C-"-e'ei.
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editor OF tie T,us Was a. A'iorP The nigh Of
the not. arrived here about :, o'ciock went 10 me
capacity q reporters saw NJ Jadson ~neu Neu. a..
The Opeu.House that was 81 east one noaf before sne
ri ,ary he ground saw seven dead inst nsnI
Eabs-i " Ds'sin '~orn- sm oEe 81 ne nIsi o. De~ls
( Davenport. publishers know Nj Jucson Wa a.
Asor-plsc- on the ioth May arrived there between
and and ef sboui my position shout ne snsalef "
around Bro.dsay, 10 A.orPlsce, sowrsy and tgnn,sl
a. vsriou. Zines hsd not been In Eightnsi Until after
me military there when The military trss sired W.
the corner Of Fourth - snd LNsyeue-plscr idd nov
see NJ ? srr a. sfsn tzta
cur,s Polf,n. sworn was sthe Asiorpsce the niShi
OF me not. saould Judge g was Aooui ps' tnlnk
caught aslmpse Of Nc Jldsou twice iid not SPEAK 10
m. he standing on ne ~ ah-s side OF ne tues
on ne curb stone i.te 70 the east tans
lrrar snp-pos Of the door where the sctors 40 IN
hsd Acquaintance with him he bad oen been pointed
out 10 me snsw hts hsnrei w.s 10 po',nor 20 see
aim. snf / STAYED there about 10 minutes, here WAS
great deal Of noise and confusion did not see Jad'oo
arrested.
C0arf Ii IL out Of order.
NJ Eaakaaa 1t b. only 10 save time
Irsfrfrf .fuernc, i have no objection
W haakman-Did you see my client here with Juc'
sUnf 4 did not ~ -,
received the subpoena 10 attend 50 witness on mis- ma
Mr. Smith Did Francis Bennett who yesterday was on
me witness stand ever sdv.e you 10 s1saek MI Juason
and shoot him 10 the bach OF he head -,
The Tor the prosecution objected to THIS aud me
Court excepted 10 H. -
w smith reiterated hi. question Il He said NJ ever
f.yh win him TO shoot him through the head he said
be iusthed Ia shooting him In the bsek Of his head
f.r What he had said about me, | said ia wing him
d'nt want 10 all him. -.
ne..es he Was bringing and what wac the nature OF
their evidence and whether may were 20 necessary 10
the issue Of the case . . ,,. .,. -.
prove how many policemen were on the ground
The prosecution admitted any number which MI smitn
chose
NJ smith required Coroner Walters 20 prove how
uisny were allied by the hnng oi ne mih'sJ on "a'
M Whiting There were 3 killed lhen-we sdmisit
NJ S~lh-rhere 81.
pyosecafion.-Weu, we shall -dmt t.
VI Snith Well then then 10 need OF he Coroner
There wer. several others named. and the nature of
their evidence and after various arguments tho Coun
decided hear three more witnesses 10 inc mofnns''hey
cot being M Court ., a.,
sooner than be losing any im- the Court wished M
Bnnkman In the meantime to open mo case OF bsnne''
which be did accordingly. . .
N, s8L1asyan openinx for his defense, said May Il
pra.- the Court and YOU gentlemen u tho JuFy-ln my
opening viii n advance 4 The Court instruct me Jury
m In. re OF riot he face Of the law tom me earliest
me. ard most learned writers down he present time
The Court Interrupted he learned Counsel 10 order o
sa that Il duty Of the counsel 10 the case To
hal show YOU gentlemen said MIR Blsnkman IN con-
uruaton that my Client Mr. Benne was not IN Eighi 81
Al all that he before sunset that day ths ne
brought into tho Opera House before stone ~ss
red and VIII prove that this uan did not flourish mere
in the IN which me learned District Ato'hey
would place tin that he was cot shouting victory or IN
citing inc mob and lli shsw you, gentlemen, whh
geak and rotten foundation the prosecution founded on,
ara non "a thsy come into this Court and syt b-iore
sensible Jury In this and In his civilized conmun
~ lie wishes be disconnected entirely rom Juhson
aud other defendants he Vas 10 no wsy conn"eisd
with them
The Court was about al burning here when Lieut. Pos-
Ter " - reca recty part Of his evidence which b"
had recorc 3D. he .sd the conversation TOOK psce De-
tween Mr. Bennett sen. and Francis bennet and myself
the sthe rsid you would b. insuhed In shooting hm 10
The head. ,sid yes and Frank then said yes
The Court then adjourned TO zine O'Clock ms morning