The New York herald., 1850-12-25

yersation with him at that time; he came ba,k in
paper shown to witpsss--the complaint against Hs-
vens) That Is in my handwriting; did not the
paIeri know VIM II. Smith; knows female known
as Mrs Smith; when Mrs williams cams TO the office
che asked for Mr.. VIM. w. Niles and said Mr.. Caput
had sent her; Csput vas client Of VIM W. Niles; he
was not, TO my knowledge, client OF Geo w Mics
tC9py Of complaint served Hsvsns shown to Wit.
ness made this copy put the original from which
It to him. cannot account for Geo. W. Niles having
charge OF this suit In any other way than that
come she EN- ploy ed Geo. W Niles. "nen ne aa not
Werner Jarboe sworn-I am fourteen wears old:
live at lss Madison street. live with my father and
went into tAeir employ in November; receive four
dollars per week collect and pay out money; han
die somernss one thousand dollars, and somsti mes
the 9th OF November; LETT because got better wages
was with him three years; used 70 run Of srrauds
and serve papers, was generally in the middle Off
know Ellen Williams; have her here while this
Mn.., srsi mas been going on l has seen her as Mr..
lSaei Mr. Geo, w. Niles absent when she came
I'M believe VIM. w. Niles was absent; Mr. DOYLE
ths s atIs IN she % s,hoe when che came In wa. In
fronts on John street; she said something but did
not hear what 1t was; she remained there about l6
min sns came in two or three days terwards,
WIN. W. Niles being there; he had returned the day
before he remained In town three four days be.
leve; he sick and It able to attend to busness
the woman spoke to Mr. Doyle frst her ton
think was addressed to VIM. w Niles; she talked
with M Niles l5 or 20 minutes her there after
Mr Doyle card; the card had writing ON it, be
lieye she said there's the card Of where Mr. Havsns
Doyle said he would; saw her there about a week
sIterwsrds Geo. w Niles had returned believe; wm.
W. W Nile, had not, believe; she saw Mr. George W.
returned; Mr. Doyle said Geo w. Niles had returned,
and was In the front once Mrs. williams went into
the front ofhce and believe Doyle went with her;
Doyle said this is Ellen Williams who wants to com,
mence suit; had papers in my hand In a suit OF
Snuvan against Havens; one was paper that Mrs.
0nA fk..k I.l...
Sullivan swore to; when got the paper sworn to by
John Sullivan Mr. Niles called me into the front oface;
miuutesi Mr.. Niles sent me down to see II Mr. Bo,srt
was in; he was not in and Mr. Niles told me then to
the paperJ and John Sullivan went with me. we
went to VIM. Austen. Q commissioner, at rs Nassau
,treet; told MI Austen here was man who wanted
TO swear TO an affidavit; think Sullivan signed the
paper at Mr. Austen's, but not sure; had Devsr
seen the man before; knew I. was Mr. Sullivan BY
the am dsvit; he was about We feet six in shes
high he was dressed In blsck pantaoons black coat
and black or brown overcoat; his hair was black /
believe he had black wbisk.rsi his complexion was
DARK he was slender, and Of gentsel appearance; he
did not speak like an Irishman; saw Ellen williams
think the next day; think she swore to an aidavit
tne next tine che was there after Sullivan syore to
BIS smdavit (paper produced) that looks like the
paper 1t was general release and was folded like
tsi,i went down for Mr. Bossrt; she swOrs to the
crossexsmined.-I saw Sullivan there the latter
part Of July be came In alone; VIM. W. Niles is
Sullivan again after that.
The evidence win be concluded on Tuesday.
Drc. "a This case was continued to dsv and the
testimony finished. The first witness called was Mr
Richards who the counsel for the defence pat upou the
stand tor the purpose Of exami nation He said
have seen Ellen Williams: first saw her at the sta
tion house, In Twenty eighth street before Justise
mouptfort, some time last summer; had never seem
her before may have heard OF her before; did not
know where she ,ed think !. about the 2sh os
June that l nrst saw her; think saw her on the
day on which che first came TO the station house;
had Lo Communication with her till that time; had
vidusls TO tearch for her. think had some conver-
sstion with her there were qaite q number Of per-
soDs presents Gale was present; think Proper was
present; / don't think ofhcer Weeks was present;
don't know whether Justice Mountaort was there; 1
there three or four hours during the day think
w there the next day witness stated In broad terms
that be had been very active In thi. suit because he
anxious to bring Niles to justice; the authorities
he raid. commenced the proceedings. aud he had
given his aid he rad personal grisvances; Niles had
told him that he had got $4,000 out OF Hsvens.
John Csput swoin.-I reside at 1877 Canal street In
April May, and June. less. resided ia Hammond
street; know Ellen williams knew her In March,
is4ei sAw her at Mr., ,Cowans In Canal street, had
iems conversation with her about doing some paint
ing; had some conversation with her 10 May at 400
Hroome street I'm relation to some Law business and
recon needed her to VIM Watson Niles my own law
yer. gave her my own card with his name yrittsn
on the back Niless Office was atthe corner Of Broad
wsy aud John street, saw her afterwards, when she
ssid she had been there; she said that VIM. Watson
Mills vas then In the country; did not tell her that
WA. Watson Niles W. not good for any thing l had
repeated conversations with her after rWards
Urossexanined II did not know anythiug OF Geo.
W Niles, never had seen him but oats; never fol.
loved Mr. Hsvsns home from Ellen williams; never
followed any gentleman fron that houes as sight or
In the day time Gard shown. on which written
Mr.. Bavensj That is not my writing; was not ar
rsftsd for stealing jew.lry from Ellen Wiliaus
secured Of stealth jewery from Mr.. Cornell In
Canal street, have also been accused OF unlswfully
nsss subsequently testntd that he complained OF the
Oornsllr or malicious prosecution that he told
Ellen Williams Of Mr. Havsnss address.
VIM W Nile. s-orn-I am lawyer my Office is at
ft Frf NJ Irr ADJ and g. In,
my Office was at the corner Of BroaGwsy and John
street came rooms With Geo. W. Nile-; was sick In
city but once; that the 10th OF June; went to
my sfhce and there Ellen Williams. who con-
go e sne spps.rs1 20 be pregnanti think she
Mr. Havene connected With her pregnancy; she said
che wanted some kind Of protection support; said
she was about 70 be conaned aas vas without money
and asked me what csur.e vas to b. pursued; told
htr he could go TO the Aims House and be provided
for; don't fecollect any answer that she made;
,he went away, a. thought with the Understanding
that vas TO attend 10 the business when came bact
l kues John Ceput; be vas. at that time client OF
mipe; never cav Ellen Williams from that dsy to
this
cro,, sAaninsd- She wa. introduced to me ss Mrs.
Williams; supposed she vac a lone woman, and pre-
ed that 'he had been seducsd don whether
The gave me any card don't reeollect tnat she cid
DAVID Vanderbeck being sworn, testified that he
vst sttsohsd TO the police In July ls4p; Ia August,
vas stationed at the Essex Market Police station the
vitntrs stated that be saw the parties there which
hsve before been sludedto did not rec Ellen Williams
Isssc Cosksfsr called merit bot the testimony
pitrostd to BE- drawn from him was Irrelevant, the
VI nrt ruled "a out.
walter Weeks, police officer slsc called he
said be taw Ellen Williams take gass Of tomething
80 orink; Witnes went TO the house Of Ellen wiliams
at her own request. and brought 60 her $40.
John Lalor Clerk OF the Police Court ut EsseI Mar.
ket Police cfi also called 70 prove that Ellen
Williams drank liquor at the time Of the examination;
but The Court would not allow any testiIaony
this pcint
Frederick Coe called g. show the part Of
Roberts, that he Boberts) sua Miles hai a. one time
rersonsl collision and thst witness did not know
that any better feeling exits nov.
Quinton hcAdam being sworn, u vas proposed to
show that Roberts had acted counsel for Gsle but IL
not allowed by the court.
These were all tns witnesses for the defence, who
ansrs cred 90 their names wh On called
The vitpess Doyle was now recalled aud Questioned
by the crunsel for prosecution a. 70 the entry sfthe
title OF fuis w the register kept in Mr Niles Office
In ls49 he statedthat, sometimes Mr.. VIM Niles made
the entries, aud sometimes they we're made by the
witness The gistr here produced, but no entry
eUuld BE- found IN IL of the suit OF Sullivan Hsyens
witness could not account for this suit not being