The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-03
Court OF General Sessions.

Before the hecordtr and Aid. morgsns and Smith.
july The Grsnd Jvsy.-The following named
gentlemen we've this mornisg qualified TO act a.
pers OF the Grand Jury Tor tho July term:Alfred H.
Clark, foreman; Henry Hart Rowland g. N alloy Nell
ssn ssnmis, Levi Apgar, Henry M Carpenter Edward
Eosghton, Charles Olastead, Jesse D. Price, Israel
suydsm John b Wast.l, John Brand, Jerome Finch
James Little, Jsel Is. Purdy. Hiram Raynor, Edward
sherlock, James '. Seaman, James n Townsend Geo
g. Taylor jurors.
the duties which appertsised 10 their Office, md tho
grand Inquest retired To commence their labor.
Ihe Ca.e Gs"aa0 Dsnn"uorss Charged v'h h~rs-
ing C"l under Fourteen ysors II .9:e.-This case vas
continued to- day
Emilia corrao sworn for the detencc-I am the wife
OF John Corrso; lived at No. Murray street the
9th of ApIi last; l am twenty nine years OF age; l
wrote note 10 Mr. Mott thu counsel for the defence
Q.-Did ycu ever admit TO Mr. Mott that you gave
your consent TO the marriage Of the prisoner with your
daughter! tou.son objected to ty the prosecution,
and ruled out by the Court. l have been to Mr.
Motifs Office three times Letter shown wrote
that letter to Mr. Mott The letter was here road
si,.-Excu'e me for asking you that favor; will
would wiFh TO speak TO you Versy mpsrtent' nn
wach by husband and friends Of my husband can't
Sc" H. lam t. in tbs eSnstev a, w. present hops
you VIII excuse such beautiful writings Please give
answer, for will bee there"
(Signed) EMILIA COEHAO.
Phnlpo Donnarumma sworn-I am 10 years OF age;
am the OF the defendant who is SO years Of agei
witness testified TO the fact of the girl coming to his
witness saw them married. witness knows the hand
writing of Mrs Corrso; Qetter shown Believe. tha
letter 10 De IN handwriting me
written in French, is as follows
APRIL Is, 1850.
DEAR Son CA,ailLs Il hope that VOC will forgive ma
all the suhorings that you (are caused bu. thou2ht
did wo To yon 10 marry my daughter, 10 quiet
you, snd to eEaco all my husbands Giovanns id Sc.
but have done more harm than good aud have rem
dered you more unhappy. But courage trust tbings
will change for the better beg OF to keep this
secret to every one that l gave it you. Louise
thinks OF you. | wish you all sort of happiness and
bless you with the sacred benedction
an always your mother, II. CONRAD.
fsupsrscribed Tc Mr. Camille DonuarunMa
in the prison, Centre street, New York;
Az the prosecution had eudesvored 10 disored. the
witness (Buscie nn), whs testified the hrst day of
she trial the counsel for the defence introduced VIII
neSsos TO prove that ha worthy OF belief lie this
point hessrs. Sschi d Casali editor of the Italian
paper in this city and DR. Valentine Mott called
Henry A Mott, Esq, being sworn testified that Mrs.
Corrao told him that she the letter in French In
Mr. DoInsrumnas cell Witness furts testi led that
Mrs Corrao had called al his Office frequently in re-
lation to this suit She sad that she knew all about
the marriage She told me that her husband was
lous Of Donnarummas attentions 10 hor and that she
saw fit TO consent to the marriage quiet her husband
She told me AZ time thai she had in her pocket
her in court and that she studied them every day
Charles G. Lafata being sworn, testified that Mrs
Corrao told him lest summer, that her daughter
manageable and that she about II years Of
The prosecution called one witpess Joseph Atine,
to prove that the defendant had that he
had no consent TO marry the girl
The case was summed up by counsel on each side
alter which the jury were dismissed The Recorder
will charge the jury on Wednesday morning.