The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-19

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we're there Tie corjd have dropp~d the s.oas b-fsrs
be got into the Opsrs Honse M hsd desired to do
He was ssitsted frightened When got h.ld n bin -
To Mr. Busrrsp \ saw Dongisss iuslds i ss~ him
several different times. should think ss~ hin ~
light when arrested U'Ssm spr..ssa hi% I" tssor
Place ! think there wss no light shiaing from the
that IL wa pretty dark all about there
| To Mr.. MosRisoS.-O'Nsi was not shouting or max
| Ing any noi,e.
| Dawn A. PIrorEH called AVID sworn: IL polic.m,s
az the 18th yard duty ut the tstor fiscs OOsrs
Hous- on that night; hrr1st-d ,-xsnder Hossaoh VI
about nine O'Clock; arrests him because aaw him
throw t,opes; he stood rh- walk In istor Place;
he threw stones At the military after they hal
tired III. frat tms hs cam. across the street; [
saw him pick up the stone was a few feet from him;
bst hrew one stors and msde for h,m: Ave or Stx
persons ipierfrd sud said should not take hm this
gave him an opportunity u throw the secoad then
'rird him; kept my eye on him all the tms: the
'.r-r were both thrown at the p'ilitary took him
other prisoners snw him th~ morning Jstxv-
ton u aik-t the Dxo whom SAY throw the stones
| the ,Sn- msn whom saw at the examination b-fpve
Jos'c. Mous tort saS some Of the military wounded,
snd some private citiz.ns ALSO this time tho
were throw N by Hosssck.
Gross ezamirtd witness cross, aka mined on the
past ~ iiossack by Mr Boudnot WHO has not b-s" Ia
the case puti To day hen the persons iut-rfersd
prevent my arrestipg Hossack. they said The d d
son q bitch dont let him take hm;'' aos-aox vas
the scofe; .bould think Hosxck about IS years OF
sss; there we're PERSONS wounded tho south side Of
| BY MIR. SaTu Did y. u see MIR Judson there,
A.-f saw him In the theatre.
A-Y.e.i think did; think he noustso ~;
lta~ BIN s-vesl times; might have seen htm hfty
timer; was there on guard. foe ABOUT three houes,
and looked 81 tho prisoner. pretty often
Off you saw him twenty Nv. times, that is only
bal. Of '{ cannot you say positively ~hethor no woss
Well uhst DO you cali moustache;-Q sughtsr)
-is tia goaty!
MIR WhiTiSo No. that IL hair on the under lip.
WINES Well don't know; cantra
q Was any one -hot down shsre YOU "ere'
A.-1hrre we'e three persons shot there
JNhS MthksShs. broker. 81 lo3 10Th street. OaUe0
ana II ed with toe military Of
the city; to the Place Opera House Ia,
rtsrd ding oppo-it. tho Op.rs House on ssh ssrs~t,
opinion 81 him sna frou hts conluct there
percbc.d revusion Of feeling he would whisper to
one 81 To. riot.rr shs would 90 a~ay aud snvt ser
Woui! come up, when he would would whisper 10 o,n,
ard he would 20 Away; dobt know whrrc eney weot;
then s.s.d ore e" The polics-u # 10 c.ald h,ds his
felt it my CUT, citizen. TO Inform the pol'ovasn
lett the policeman Ia watch ADD. through Mr. Naer-l,
got into thu theatre through tue sud tho
last OF Mt Ms.rady a,tng aud then cAms out ja't
Judeop any, hing that could recosniss w.s NOT
familiar with his voice; saw him speak to s~o Or
three or four; he spoke low snd put hs hand
mouth. the persons with whom he oonvers.d appeared
u be leading rioters: they ~er. almost sud
Judge DAiv. -Wid-do Jon wvsn excited,
voIo, his nance appeared 60 Do secret none VI
the d. frudaIt- trr,y except Jgiaoa
CISs sxsmin-f 'y Nr SNiIH DO you knos Mr.
Btlnttt, Mr. Jui.. brother.in.ls~!
A. Yes Fir
Ubjtetec TO by c.ausei for the prosecutions.
q. HAD there any stone, thrown at the time q
the whispering
A. SINE stones bad been throvn BY big boys. and
the p~rons witt whom iudon spoke thr larger on-sy
se.ni,d To be- leading them.
Mr. saiIu ohsctsd to the answer. The prosecutions
in,hted upon having the whole answer e, In as sg-
d,nce
Mr. SnTrH OBJ acted 70 tina witness Volunteering tes
uony. It VA, be ssid iust the course no -xprcsed,
ir' this AID NIL witn.s-ss who came on ths stand,
protesting that thy cau'o only b-csuso they ob,i
ed TO
The bsrpicr ArroRsEy appealed to the Court tn pro-
tset The uitness.
Judge Dilr raid he hoped such remarks would be alb
Wnsrss- Did not bear What Juison said to the per-
sons WHO nfpr' SEIZED hin, they we're la e"mmuaics
persons about the front zrt OF the house but Mt
~ the EAR, dd not t-s tones going toe IL tss
Oars; sould nee psrsons throw dd not SEQ Jud-on
Ait.stsd
q How DO you know that tn. persons who comau-
nies''d si,h ,uason ~rr- riot"r.' -
"a sIe seldom seen they doot cut of,ea, tn-y
~, k'o VIA -
/ V-nhat 10 you mem by wid, .
! ,A-be -. ever zee vad bdi' they looked same-
1 tht g nh- ,.at ..-,,
a No ea, th'tr msoee, was Wild, and consequent
" hej ,Iu,' tn na,s logssa -,,a
Bouse TIA, u'ght'
A-Sc, cir, Mr. Nafesl admitted me In friendly
way; vas acquainted WIN him
| Have yoo been g. tnr District Attorneys once
very oi,.p seor, this matter
y N"t once
S-N're you suSpmnasd u attend here!
A "a
How did ih'y yet yeur ns"e'
/ IN, Dtrhlct NtYHNtr obl'ctsdto the qu@sti,n and
Mr. Smith fep.stsd rome - the remarks OF csosurs
sfRpst tuppussa uitp.s- Tn. Yo.rt not ritb.t.,d
J a. a ~.
ia 80, x.,,a ,a. 49,, ~ .,,,., y,
1Is cr,;n..l ur.t a.,sd hi. m, vt,bo.t ths 80
| JUDGE Ini,: tne court could not he bi,rs.. n, .a
Ginty vii - ~ Al o. III. b, ptt.tlei for n "a m, r
mats rypHouLl- IL n. wlinsss white the ~,to-ss
H. ,taba rui y,zrb-d he shoaif b. Protested
Tti- ,,uf ~,td rus allow to br ~ b., pr in
any ~, iuttu,a.,- auy wttn.as r,t.d "a IN. .t.oa
shr c,h nj fsti be g. Me srtth shalt have a tar
tsinI bot Ee thsu have r.rschitg aad a flt trt,i
! Al. a