New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
dinBer was then taken.
After Recess.

recess for dinEer was then TAKEN
After Recess.
augustus p. Bullock sWorn-Policeuan OF me , ,i'o
Wsfd sB~ Re body Of dec ased The morning ei.ey Lae
| occurrence Der lame Ehzs Bra5 ey or Slu'-u'5
she by boh nsmes has known her seven "a OF e
yeas; frat knew hsr In Hudson BE asrYlnt 10 or
sse dIt5ki5g yomsn and sreet-7slker have taken
her up TWO or bree s0 ss n Der at
bo w ociock on the evening OF the 9Th she waatsd
ne 10 ssDu ro ing to tske her she 60
fext week man up and asked hef she wanted Togo
to Hudson the psones not the man saw prisoner aiier
wprd and a. ked questions; he made no sns ser
when rhe wished be sen back she said she WSs tired oil
ILrGndey Buyket sworn -2elong to Police whsn prls
one, broue h In that night asked him what made hia
shove the ovebosd he replied abe is nothing bul
a and thees plenty OF them; told him that was co
matter, he had rightlo shove her of The wnaf two
other men in he cell threw him of the bench into The mid
die OF The CELL and said they would mol have murderer f
W Gyoss,ramiaedH was little intoxicated am
OF the other men In The cell who made use OF
Thomas Snodoy0ss Assist Captain Police of First Ward,
sworn-Was present VI hen prisoner wac brought In rs
said be never cav the al all; during lbe night In
conversation he admitted that no had aesn hef IN conver'
saiiop with man corner Washington Westh; he then
went and The pier and she passed him toward The end
OF tho dock; be heard the splash and cry, and man
came running up the dock and passed him. he did not
know The man be appeared sober then when brought In
he aeen ed hike man who had been on spree.
Mr. Fayor behalf Of prisoner then opened the case 10
the Jury Prisoner is q native of ireland been here about
wear ind ten months He is blacksmith aud horse shoer
OF testimony convict him 1t will be shown thAt he was
hard working man &C. The counsel made an appeal TO
neJury. -,
James Nc Chairman, sworn or.defense,Is brother Of
Ssd Corner Warrington and King saw him Two or tarse
times Sunday 9Th June and at plight; he was intoxicated
eli time him; nj O'clock that evening he was 90
intoxicated he could rot wat. upon my ser home aud
with her; when returned, al IL saw MIN 10 me
es W m aeseed weIaf , aVp
nan he 10 rather bad tempered when he s in liquor but
quiet enough other times hs assisa me to support bis
The case was then aumlned up by Mr. Taylor for pr's
oner and Mr McKeon, District Attorney Tor pfosecuaoni
after which Judge e. pondS delivered Inc charge.
The Court considered the evde sufficient to show thu,
the prisoner was The person with the woman at the time
abe went down the pier but 10 fact for the Jury do
lemipe II they think her falling overheard was accdeu-
,a they viii acqut hm-but he designedy pushed or
Kicked her over II il murder. If he kicked trck her
by which she fell and he did not intend TO throw her
overheard, II will be mansaughter.
The Jury returned verdict Of mans!sughser in the fourth
degree.
"s ose of the French crninalsFhe beariog ofhe IL,
bess corpus ,ued out by Mons Vionis, French cu
ztp in behalf ohe ged criminals Vilimaiire and i'd
FOR ss pa hn s oSer III h nor
alto O'Clock In the Oyer aud TeTnin5 Judge Edm ,nds
me,ions return was maze ths, the prisoners vas held
OF hs State which punishes persons stealing I ,H IN
another State country and bringing mere IN mo same
III The larceny W8Io CouulIs1cu noio.
His Honor Inquired upon what ground Inc dlscnaf&e OF
the pTaoneTs was asteo. , -. - 49,. .,a..s -
ny o[ Tbs pfs Sc or be seo qsss
ihs, the statute under which they were held
tuonGl and therefore void and hr stated 10 tne oous
SyA the noin In which insisted such
ty conssted which In substances That me sene IN
efec, punished crime committed In france oy Rfencn
cttizen That II was sophsry to say inei ihey
ihr bpepg stolen goods this State bec
thew only punsded he thief and bis cra!nal grew Out OF
the ar eeny That mig be that the ccutne anccA Wncn
youId make larceny would not bs larceny In the
country where they hsppenes and aeo9sh crInlpe IL
his own country might be punished for an oaoase
hsre,hst The punishment hoEe In any form would NOT
prevent punshent In his country and taus cardinal
9naa VIZ that no man can be punished twice for one
oFense Thai ss The Constitution dec Sred az crimes enou
be ,ried IN the where commiIted ana nas
10 crime In one State aud deeicg to another
Son hn delivered mp the frat State and se here tied
hs in effect authorized the trial OF he3onender 10 Inc
yrs M he ices or az branch OF that Consultation.
and ,he law being bad In part was osd 10 al. l., -
Tia shove Ia bn, an In perfect Rkech OF ha remsrS OF
m1 Hin Honor seemed Inclined al hrso tains
w. "a r n but befo be finished the Judge remarked hss
the quesuon raised was one OF grave 10 Ss1e 40
weight and MS felt reluctant TO consider tnsl upon "a G
eoys "a thew could much better be disposed OF al we
tI Mr. D snted there were other points which he sup
poaed would be unnecessary 10 60 INTO Row; ,
the TRIAL appears that pending he haoeda corpus naic.
~ spsy that the matter should stand
nm div ni,er 10 morrow, In the meantime If The
Djst.tct Attorney would consent 10 hs removal
81 Ike indictments the Oyer and Temlner and TO Try
hem this Term The present application would be abandon
| Al g. o,hervise IL would go on Wednesday.
IA ina oS ssss Of The FIeneh Consul and D. Hail
Fac, Tor The United States Government
The prisoner Virem1lre was represented by sr prelL
az sbo9e stated The other prisoners by Aesars AeAdsai
Thsi1 case has excited Considerable insres we learn
N. sxnaoriop TIeaty between France and the uni!ed
SlAes will not Invoked not touching snls msler 1ns
queEtion TO be decided 10 important
M.yav Cues in the case Of Delsny ehsyged with The
MURDER ofs woman by stsobns Mr. Phinps SAID ih7y
ouId moi be reldy for few days. owing to Me eoseoe Of
a witness The deense. Mr. ?. said, VIII ee thsi The
of ~ aat for the murder OF his wife by striking
he1 with sack was sc, down for Wednesday next
CouRr CALEYpAR This DAy-Geaeral Co9rt
No. SO B5Ss $50 $50 TO S74
cossmon Ples-ros SOL t46 $50 SIS 10 SIS, 5s Isl, 5
| 5S9 $50, 6sl.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Be fore Judge
Eslson-Yhe adjourned CtrcutI commenced yesterday
An Important csse brought by Maasa HaTTsonf against
Iisia p IhsU 10 recover $lpa O the vslue OF wagons,
ralss sna dry goods with proh taken by ne u Army
Cbihnahua Mckee IN hs early psrt Of ~ the day
mAnded The thai toes poshssalon oil NE Wagons
ke Mr. harmony the plaintiff IL native OF Old Spaa,
ar American eanIs Fe rader
drivers and ueeeIs ell Of which were taken Il To al
legged for he pne of the grDy On the other hand is was
Sic The rnuis wsgonf &c ws ss7r 81 & spa s
made by Col Mitchell by order OF Col. D. his sape'tor
cfrsr on saspeion thai plaintiff was trading with the
eEerny wos SAID iSI pen rshs. 81 a. and 81 rs
ihYonsh desert without fccS or Watsfi Wncn caused
he mules to snEer much The mues We're employed to
drzs csnnor. The battle terminated 10 sFof % ne Asf
icsss, ITheeRse 10 sill on.l
Yroupr OF GENERAL sEssIoEs-Beore the he.
eoraes ard Ala. KILLER and shaw -Aonday.-I reg
Sgs,veStsy The Trial Of John Ts1csef for uSntlAng
80 srst aesTee In Gaming lbs death Of Andrew FER