The New York herald., 1850-01-16

although the juror ays he vi try according to the
evidence the trisrs are not bound to take 1t q fact
that he could stand indifferent between the prisoners
The Judge charged the trsrs and cited the case ad
cepted BY MIR. Mokeon-a and Mr.. John Van Buren,
William l. Deveux, Seventh ward Thinks he has
bias nom what he has heard and read that bias has In
dectd him to form an opinion
The Trfers-We ind the challenge true.
Judge You don't mean that either the Counsel or
the Court should address opinion to you on the
matter do not like to sit here aud see justice sa
William I, Msckrell was challenged. Found true;
John r. Montgomery was challenged perempsorily,
aps dircussop to the number Of challenges
thai the prisoners were entitled TO
The DEFENDANTS Counsel contendsd that they had
FIVE challenges each The Judge decided that they had
mott that they bound to join in their challenges
Mr. John Van Buren-We challenge this juror Pc
remptorily, on the part OF Mr. Rynders
Judge-I overrule your challenge.
Mr. Van Buren-We except; and We challenge on
behalf Of all the other defendants and except TO the
Mr. MoDtgome; v was then sworn. Making the tenth
juror emp anre at one O'Clock
Jsmrs A. rcay has prejudice In this transaction
Challenge found true. MIR. Duty retired
The deferdsnts challenges having been by the rule
o. the Court exhausted the jury stands comprised Of
l. Richard Decker. 7. Aaron Haviland.
2. Josiah W, Rainsford. 5. John r. Hamilton.
3 Samuel Proyoort. o. John T. Adams.
4. Geo +. Hyott 10. John Z. Montgomery
s. Benjamin Bunker. ii. Jobp Dorgap.
@. Pbilcloros Holly. II EdwardC. Little.
The District Attorney stated the leading particulars
of the case which he intended to prove. He allu-
ded to the dsgTsceful scene which occurred on the
night OF the 10th of May at the Astor Place Opera
House. For days previous to this pa
cards were posted through this city calling the
Americans 10 vindicate their rights. While this was
from Engli, hmep calling al Epglishmen to 60 and
support MIR Mscready. He Mr. Mckeon) would show
that these D On
would show, that Mr.. Rynders admitted that be had
written the bill calling upon the Americans and that
the Park meeting. 1t will be shown, that Mr. O'Don.
nell brought the bills to the office to be printed that
they we're brought to Miners house, 2S Park Row a
house Awhich Rynders had interest He, the Dis
trict Attorney would also prove that at meeting In
the Park held subsequently, Mr. Rynders bossted that
tickets to the theatre on the night in question
Jobn S. Manning sworn and examined by the Dis
trct AttorneyIs printer; works in the Office Of Mr..
Cameron, 20 Ann street. worked for him in May lass
for six years is foreman in the printing Office;
psesrd pIoducedl cannot ssy that th. bill was print
ssy this s the same; can't cay II this is the OF
his oice; there bill of that description done at
this IT, the manuscript Of the bill that done,
but will not swear that this Is 1t.
fee shor " after the riot OF the 10th Of May copy Of
the bill that was done at your office! Question OBJ
jeeted to.
fee has not the manuscript Of os -bii he set up
called for it has got very bad .Ssory and cannot
rscollect 80 far back as May last Hsughter)
ssy to I
nation.
Judge must allow the District Attorney to cross
Mr. John Van Buren-n he examines and cross
examines, there will be nothing for US to do.
Witness-I believe the bill done, was done on a
Tuetday cannot recollect what directions gave
cannot remember any one line set up.
Witness to District Attorney-Do you tell me what
In NAV laat and will tell mi
well ask me how cut my dinner. The witness here
became very violent In his manner The Judge mildly
reasoned with him. to oonfns himself to the questions
witnets turning abruptly to the Judse-wn you
sDsss declined to Be- Examined ~ the Hisns.s
To District Attorney set portion Of the bill
bad the crpt before me- ~itness takes the bill
witness answered to each, that he could not tell which
line he set up, though he set up part Of bill in his
collects that the District Attorney marked the bill that
produced In the Mayors office, but cant tell that
that the printed in his office made On sfda-
Wit In the Mayors Office knows Captain Rynders has
him frequently perhaps two hundred times be-
eves he called At the printing Office about the time of
the riots; addressed him rs Captain.
District Attorney State what he said to you.
NitDsfs- Do you ask me and will tell you.
District Attorney-what took place between you and
Captain kypdersf
Witnsss-Notbipg. I had a conversation With Cap
tain Ry nders about printing and posting bills to call
meeting the Park TO sympabze with the friends of
the unfortunate people Who were killed.
The District Attorney proposed to hand the witness
his AFFIDAVIT In order tnat he might read II.
Witness Qndignantly)-I don't want TO read 1t; Its
your writing, and not mine.
Judge-You swors to 1t and signed IL. Do you think
It pcssible TO revive your recollection
Witness having read his afhdsyit, the Judge asked
him n his memory was revived; and he answered,
nothing more than have stated"
The District Attorney read from the afadavit.
Witnsss-lirecollect Rynders said person came to
him and asked him to write sbi he would assist them
out with IT.
Q-Did be say he had written bill
Ale did not cay anything to me about II.
The question was repeated several times; but the
witness would not give any but that capt Ryn.
dsrs taid If any enc came to him and asked him ia
~iit- a bill be would sssist him out with IL.
Q-Nas there any other bill printed at your Office
bt,icss the one calling the meeting In the PAsx'
Q-whas vas the other bing
A-WhAt other bnll Where 10 II, and viii answer
Jusse.Ysu ssid there WAS another BILL you are nov
Witness (sbruptly)-Cant say anything unless
Judge Mir Manning, an mistaken in you Your
manner is getting ofeDtive
witness The bill printed in large type, and
lated TO Engli bmeD inviting them TO 60 10 the
can't Ieeoiset anything In IL; IL signed, "Jshn
Bu;n had hand In srttiDg that bill up can't tell
nc Sas ochs ioI can tel nov man, we're done
whom Vas delivered. can't tell the names Of any OF
the psrti., can't tell the name Of the prsssmAn can't
that bill does not know In whose hand writing the bill
in has received letters iron Capt Ry nders could
Dstriet Attorney read from the aidavit Of witness,
and ask.d him did aptsn Ry nders at the time that
he orders fer the bill for the Park meeting begin
taking Of the b'l of the same purport the bill
marked A and nov handed you; and did he Captain
hy nd,s not that be the bill at the request
of :, person tho me aud ssked him to do itf'
The witness siter great deal Of prevarcation and
fsBeips ssid be did rot tsy go 10 me -
Odd he say IL to any one In your presencel
A.-H- ssid TO some one In the ofhce that be had
written q bill; cant say ~hst bill II TO whom
be ". speaking at the time there ". q gentleman
with hisb
trossexamiped - Hiram Fuller, of the M,rrsr ofice
vas prestrt the Mayors ofce: he put all the quss-
iiops he told the District Attorney TO put the qu-s-
tone; Mr. Fuller was not very much excited on the
occasion. the District Attorney not much escted
vac svorn at the Mayors orace; does not knov Who
somipht.red the cath, whether II magistrate
To the District Attorney Recolleots that the Dis
trict Attorney put the questions to him; Mr. Fuller
~b,sp.rips you; recoisct said at the time that
What had sworn 10 ~ss true.
Q-hs,ipg rad the statement subscribed by your
sel dated 10th Nsy, Nv which says that Isaiah Ryn-
drs known as aptaip Ry pdsrs called at your ofce
aud spcks OF having the bill hereunto annexed
The question obected toss not arsing out OF the
cross examination.