The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-31
TIE UNION.

msrshsl-Jsdxs Campbell saying, stAs sane time the
marshal win Be Responsible 70 me Tor bis pfoducuon
pus Teturnsble in the ease, before the supreme
Court lei i be on Monday week. at o'clock
shal wl Sng The man before his court al ihs. time
/ Court twillbe the duty Of the marshal 10 produce
process OF law, go armed with pockets full OF Aatsas
hs court adjourned al o'clock. and the prisoner
taken before the United States commissioner.
| U. s. Commissionsy's Court EVsniag Session.
o'clock. which was delayed 10 that hour i co1ssqusncs
for an adjournment until Monday morning This appli-
cation opposed by counsel FOR the claimant. and the
commissioner said be would finish with the witness who
| was under examination At the adjournment VI 8
| Joseph w Smith wasihen ors-exsmined. lived a.
the OF Centre and Leonard Streets al the time
went down to Bucks place; can't say how long wa.
Long; had seen him several times don't remember
what year met him first wont swear that saw MN
one year before that; think am safe IN swearing
was six months before the time saw HIM a. Backs ma
i had first him II must be in AZ hfst saw MN
know Long by his peculiar looks, his black race ant
his features his face looks different from other mems
Question Have you observed any scar on MS lace,
any other peculiar mark about his counlensncef
Answer. have not Iswear positively pc Is the man
saw the city Of York. six months before saw him
Bucks place noticed peculiarly in that mans eyes
have noticed nothing OF the kind in this man now pres
emit; il was in winter saw the man at Bucks this !
the third winter since don't know whether he was en-
gagged driving coach, or how he was employed don
know whether he was drinking at Bucks. or II he was
drunkard; he sitting down there It was the tore
part OF the day
4 4 Question. Was he an idler
Answer call all persons who 90 TO such places idlers
1 have not been intimate with him since saw him .
Bucks; have seen him often, but have not seen blu
every month | have seen him oftener than in 81
months will swear to twice; will not swear to thre
times saw him sometimes in church, in streets, and
Temperance meetings met him OF the steamboats,
when was going to New Bedford, in July, ISIS; D
seemed to be in the capacity of servant on board the boa
The cross examination Of this witness was continue
at considerable LENGTH 10 the dates Of the several c
cumsiances be had sworn to. He said he had gone
New Bedford for the purpose Of opening lodges there an
he referred to memorandum book to refresh his mem
ory Mr. Western asked 10 see the memorandum booI
Mr. Jay objected he said witness was at perfect hbert
10 refresh his memory by memoranda, but II need not
shown to counsel unless they gave i in evidence an
they did not intend TO do so.
The commissioner said that, II being referred 70,
should be submitted to himself and counsel
Il was nearly half past O'Clock. when the proceeding
WARE ordered 10 stand over till Monday morning.
Vast crowds Of cesed people still congIegaie about Y
Park and the excitement seems tc DC daily lncreasln
Long was again removed to the TombsJy large esco
OF police. -