The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17

Richards signed it, and discharged; don't
collect that Justice Mountfort told me that held
- party; drank rpirituous liquor while at the
station hsuse; drank part of glass Of beer; had
never the Messrs Richards before them ct
at the station house; oicer to my house for
1t. and he got II for me; received no other monsy
while at the station house; had conversations With
MT Edward Richards two three times this sub
ject after my examination at the station house he
called at my house cannot recollect how after
been . week or fortnight afterwards he called to
get the note which introduced in court the other
ing the whole time Proper said that Niles was great
sooundre and was going to be sent to the State prison
ference to Mr. Niles at that time led believe
that Mr. Richards was endeavoring to bring Niles to
justice; never heard him say that he would send him
TO State prison; I have heard him call him rascal
and cheat; don remember the date of my exami-
nation before Justice Mountfort at the Essex market
police court; there, think, four times have
not Mr. Richards this subject since the exa-
mination at Essex market; have seen him and ask
Mr. Ravens % Ss s Of March or n
Of April; cannot fix the date precisely. Odd you
have Illicit connection with any person after your
arrival in New York, previous to your having con-
pection With Mr.. Ravens? Al decline answering
the question. f.-
Counsel for the defence insisted upon answer and
called upon the court to enforce answer The court
decided that the witness not bound to the
question being in reference to collateral matter
Quest Nv the defence During thu period that Mr.
Havenr ift yeu and before you discovered that you
were pregnant had you any connection with any other
witness declined to answer this but said, had
number Of friends visiting at the time spoke of In
my direct examination in reference to the visit Of
Question by Counsel for the defence Now give the
name of the friend you had visiting you at the time
when Niles called npon YOU and whom he met at your
witnem-I decline answering that question
Connective now call upon the court to enforce
to this question but will consent that ths
be given TO the counsel for the prosecution, and
by them communicated 10 the court, the opposite
witnes.-I cannot give the name, for have taken
an oath that would not.
The court informed the witness that she must an
swer the question. She then wrote on paper, which
was shown to the court to the jury and TO the oppo
from giving it at present. the court choose with
bold and besides, it is quite probable the real name
May that I thought was in the family way; he did
| not deny 1t.
The witness here became very much exhausted, and
the time to adjourn having arrived the
| pended for the day.
Theatrical.
BowEnY THEArhE.--Tbs Bowery was never more
prosperous than at the present. amblin, very judi
cously s persevsring in the production of the leg
innate drama, with triumphant success. The Wal.
lacks should be by all the admirers Of splendid
hls;rionic ability They appear tonight in the beau
tifuI tragedy OF Orchard ill., Walacks persona.
tion Of the Duke of Goster Is fine piece OF acting;
lie eoneeiyes the part we'll reads correctly and his
Spowledre of stage business is excellent stevens is
very clever as Henry the VI; Tilton's Richmsnd is
81 pital; Mrs walscks Queen bzsbeth is In keeping
with the high character she be@s tragic stress and
Lady Anne by Miss Wemyss; Is very fair The orches-
jew and the entertainments will concluds with tns
romantic drama Of the Plying Dutchman.n No
doubt the Bcwery will be GRAINED.
DaoADwAY THEATrE-TnUmPH,- Success
PARIsfAS BALLET TRouPx-Notwit hstanding the ipces
can't Of rain which down yesterday eve
ming a large audience assem blsd to greet the first
appearance the French ballet troupe At the Broad
way Theatre. The entertainments commenced with
the musical falry exravtg CANA of the Fair One with
In Golden Locks in which Mr. Davidge, Mrs J. GOu-
genie M Miss Olivia, and Misr Capel elected the APP
probation OF the house by Their irmiaols represent
81 The evening, however, was the appearance OF the
S vas shs sS es sss
unequalied. The buoyant grace, piqusncy OF style
and iatsiiiibs Interpretation to the story Of the
piece. She introduced several original and exquisite
We know not which graceful essays most to ae
miretseA was fascinating and perfect She appeared
10 move upon me arr WIN step a. hight snt graceful
feet dGnsese have for some time, aud reminds
oTeiby OF Cero in whose school she Is certainly
dancer he is iIrisishly CONT aud displays an agility
ard kno~ledge OF bis art Witch rank him in tAerst
Yistoriie FraEek. and fAvorite Msd'ne Adeline,
sdded considerably to the attractions Of toe eve
plause, and earned it well, By her ehaste In
deportation Of Yelya. At the conclusion. OF the
hsist the applause which greeted cslestine Franck
Throughout renewed and the fair dsussse led
btcru the curtain by Esrro,a she bowed her thanks
and 70 the inercasirg pleudit sac replied by saying
Ladies and gentlemen regret 20 say that do not
tptak your language guioeu,ly express the grad.
tude feel for your great EindnetsI thank you This
ample fentvncs was loioVld by great chesrg q les
Msuniers" cyioic ballad succeeded 10 which gspi.
and YietofiLe ffancf delighted and caPtiysted
tie aueence The sueefs ofthis troupe Is most CON:
career for ell that artiec talent and prouse nbsrGty
the part Of the manage- in producing the ballets
with scenic effect. could omplth has been Done 40
eus ure a TcrpslchorGGn triumph Ins bill for b. nigh.
/ IL equally attractive.
Nra1os 0aRDss.--The entertainments fer this even.
ing are, a. usutl exceedingly attractive. They WI
Ste chan ps.re,m the characters by the celebrated
bI he eoraIe pantois Of *. vspesiaa ca.nivai
The entertainment viii conclude with the most mag
this country Indeed scientifically mansgsd AZ are
the machinery, transformations, &e that The nu-
disuc.s imagine they really placed In fairy land
production hsvesver tue scenery l. 90 inpos
lug-the rustic chamber, myatic tomb ~ moonlight
stisn lid gothic palace marine VEG, - -ky mouttsns
ard palace OF Mazulm-ail combinee she'd such halo
OF grandeur around the stage that the visitors cannot
restrain their happy emotions and consequently give
to their feelf BY the nost enthusisssic cheer
ing.
BraroS's TurArEr The old song says, Of all ns-
tots under the sun the land Of ~ Patrick for me
hut. speaking comparatively Of theatrical psrf,rm-
Snces, the writer OF this paragraph would say OF All
theatres under thesun the neat snug com'ortabie
end well managed Cham street the.sre for 10
dces heart rccd 20 70 there; ths happy expires
sion o. features q the ladies In N. boxes, rs their
eouptsnances lighted up b. the pleasing emotions
excited ~ Burton'e iucomparatle company, IL beau
tiul sght; n cold aud Hsersbls individual should
enter he IL Immediately transformea Into another be-
ips-tle power az radiation ana reelection bling 90
grsa that cheerfuncs IL Immediately esen - suause
his features and he leaves with lively hcart and joy
cue mid. Burton T. eminent phy sician. ana al
ministers food upon The plan o. vegetat on Tonight
. rue bni-"Wnd Oats. sud the Rough Diamond
Win sir cling, dancirg and splendid oveftures.
Nar,o~,L TprarRr -The cst instructive piece that
has ever been produced within the walls of the Ma