The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-27
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Tus sHcopn TAL of ss.usrra accused q tsallng ,he
last occupied the attention Of the Criminal Court yeser
day MIR. Carlisle concluded The argument when ne com
snesd he Dc, bs9 re- , aaa Is sa Msy
Mr. Carlisle In The Of his speech, alluded to the
We're iannd, ssried aai he scrapedo te blue enamel
from tile diamonds and obtained Tie opinion OF gen
tsmen thereon, aier he advanced money q POWELL rom
tell who the ieweer was and were he lived IN New
Ys NJ KEY an s aa BEEN n @ store q d
on Avenue but did mol know their names and locations
Mr. Carlisle noticing The remark said That he ooqd not be-
eye this 10 be Inc case Ion would make Nj key appear
like natural fool.
Ms, Key (wh some warmil,) did so into some Of he
jewellers and now can't say where they are
M Radcliffe dn low TONED Wen pnta Straight Jacket
Mr.. Key (alludng 10 Mr carsle) don't doubt that
HE gentleman i. Solomon, aud greater, smarter, and
ADLER man Than am. -
ed and therefore he is able TO tell how many jewellery
stores there between Four andaha etreet and Cole
man hotel, between that and the market house, between
Ninth and twelfth sIreeie, AMI up 10 faurlesnh
Now, there IL, first, Mr. -- what's hia name llausn'
M Radcliffe Mr. Hayden. lila hall
Mr.. Carhsc tnol Al all ieonce,ted) Then Warmer,
Mast; higher up, Keyworih, Gaul v Mass, Lewis ana
H. Key, correcting mIsiake.) Ihggins.
Mr.. Carlisle, All lie does reeolect one lRenewed
laughter which promptly repressed BY The otlrers r.
IL Ihad had Jsnes my Witness could have made him
remember and tell whether The eweer he consulted had
eht or dark complexion whether lie was Jew or CHRIS
tan II Jones had wished 10 consult judge o. diamonds,
would he have gone 10 strange ewerr Wond ns no,
fear Of arrest. il being known That me Patent once
Jewels had been stoenl ..,5 X
Another lively passage may not be nnwelcome, VIZ
When Mr. Carlisle spoke ofW Webb having, fnot bond
Of Indemnity from The public agents, something as good,
r he walked the streets impudenily and Win brazen
face holding up his head high as the judge or amy juror
Mi Key Inierposed, and said submit TO the Cont how
far the counsel can travel OUT Of he case lie ssptlhhs
Of an imaginary person. - 800
person, and Invented man and no wonder tie Patent
Office has taken him up slhe greatest invention ever made
Mr. RAprIifrE new discovery.
Mr. CARLISLE The age OF miracles has passed il iscer
,iuced The police Of New York 10 walk into Tie store iMr
Jones' who dressed in clean shirt and newly shaved was
selling shoes TO ladies' and gentlemen No y was I'M
man that told The story, and human hand that point
ed out the It's shown that the Government acted on
evidence ihan that Of Jones' who was silent as the
tones The Dsiric Attorney thinks ought TO commend
Jones 10 The sympathy and belief Of the jury.
MI he po ,a, lWe ss ~ Hi aboa ke
Young colt Ia fine meadow The counsel had called
for Webbi Webb for the last three weeks Mr. Radcliffe
saws That lac has iined with him don't II he sleeps
with him II Mr. Radcliffe wants him, let linn send the
deputy marshal in pursuit.
\ Mr.. RADCLIFFE am AFRAID to irnst hm.
Mr. KEY. lie il afraid 10 trust this corrupt wretch yet
lie wishes the United States 10 trust himi They charge
thai the Government, has been compromising felony
Mr. RADCLIFFE. Yoh have irusedhim
Mr. KEY, ltis astonishing TO what lengths they will go
They viii make him out my son
Mr. RAocLirrs. lie IL a better looking man
Mr.. KEY. No doub, they viii try 10 make him out a
blooa connection. te4 i
The case was submitted 10 the jury at fifteen minutes
four O'Clock not having made up verdict nj five, the
Court that hour adjourned 10 meet at eight In HE even
ing. FL. 3D..
marshal was sent up 10 ascertain whether the Jury had
made up verdict He returned with report that
they had not The Court then adjourned until Ills morn.
ina nj len o'clock. asqs.. #
II was r,mored that five ofihe Jury Tor acqual,
and seven for conviction.