The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-13

MI royes-Hk sbj-ot 10 to tell tn. truth QsssAtsr)
Mr. 0rshs0-I an gt.d tAes, thss 10 ere shout -
The Cesrt said that they must eouans tho wines "
Bis knewl+dgs Of this trasssctiss
WitpeU Goa Hnued-I know Doctor Arnold he told
bis sans VIII. stopped him for telling fortunes
ss SUNDAY; have sssa him In week day evenings,
End o. Sundays aass c~nnos tell -hsthrr ssv HIN
toward the beginning latter part az July saw hin
during tbst n'Osth, but o~snot specify the night
Mr.. 6rshsm commended that ~ they came there e
was not entities 20 90 sto any other transactions
The Court ruled In favor Of the objection and the
Dsniel Carpenter-Captain Of Police. remembers the
night In question vtnsss stated the nature Of the
charge nsde hfors him and said that DR. Arnold de-
sed the charge he admitted that he had been In the
Park s.d aid that the girl VA poor girl Who had
b<-n doing sewing for him. and he n< beg In tss
the PARK, 70 hav. walk i. also stated that she wss
sretPecteb'e virtuous -, dismissed ths charge;
1 bad hho~n Doctor Arpois for some years
t,on hour that Dr. Arsold had there reluctant
y the tncer Was not there but his sons and son-in
Law we've; DR. Arnold ssid he anxious to como 70
the police stsCs and II not de MED BY any u the
VIII ss'es. g Have you usderstood since tho night
Of The l7ih July. nom neral rsputstsn the object
Johns Park? (Ohj. csd toy
Mr.. Gi.bsn's object in putting this question was
to chow that these young men having no other means
OF living wer- in tb. habit Of nDg this park fer
the pose Of detecting persons whom they supposed
to be Improperly conducting themseves and he fur
ther charge that this was got up ~ thoso parties
or the purpose Of extOrtipg money from Dr. Arncad;
tut isi in that they turn round and hearing that
MIRA Arpoids fat her = wealthy man. they ohsr to
aid him in procuring divorce, determined to make
The Court ruled against the question. and Mr..
GIahsm put IL in modified form which also OBJ
eced 10 and ruled out and excepted To BY
After come furih argument Mr. Graham said IL wsuid
FAVE the NECESSITY OF examining this witness for the
def, II bs allowed TO ask this witness what he
know Of the Becks. The Court then desired him to
put his question. 1t was put in various forms, and
ruled out.
George Ridley. policeman deposed to the arrest Of
DR.. Arnold on the 18th iy.-He knew nothing more
aboutit
The Gaze for the plaintiff here ended with the excep
ton of proving thtimap of the Park, and question
which the Court reeervCd rep citing transactions
any her occasion but the 18th July
Mr. Graham did not admit that they wer- entitled to
90 into sDy other charges but the one specified
MIR. Holmes then opened the case upon the part OF
the defs bdnnt and commenced by saying that he and
his ellie congratulated thu msevcs that this issue
trial before a Judge whose profound knowledge OF
the Law had elevated him TO the dignied position which
h. so bonoIsbiy filled and they congratulated them
the meridian Of lite and were capable OF vesing life
spd judgtg of II in every form. Having then stated
the nature of he charge he said what Is the chsrac
ter Of this defendant what Is his standing In soco
ty! lie IL OF respect ability industry and sobrs-
~ Of character which had stood the test Of thirty
nve forty years residence this city lie has come
that time Of life when the hey day in the blood
tame. and watts upon the judgmentn DR.. Arnold and
his wife bad been married for twenty i've years and
II not contended that daring that time there
any discoTd between them. The counsel then went
20 state that difficulty between Dr. Arnold and
ps IA hefin'la" MT. uHauo ABOUT "A years ago. anu
since that time they had spoken he charged
that for nearly eleven years Mr. Graud endcxvored to
effect he object for which he has at last brought this
IL fore the court and the black mail wilt Of
ST johns Park come forward to swear the charge
through. Mr.. Holmes then went over the principal
patts Of the evidence, and commented ON 1t with Sc
verify.
The court then adjourned MRS. Arnold. accom-
panied by tive other ladies' aud her Father. In
court during the day. She is rather n handsome
lcosug woman, mild In her app. arance and several
ysars younger than her husband from whom she has
been living apart for time. Mr.. Arnold is tall,
powerful oking man, and hss, apparently, some
sixty summers. There also three ladies in court,
fr1eLds OF Doctor Arnold
TIE LATE FIRE IN CINCINNATI The Cinr,nnat,
C,nmucioi Of the Sth instant, gives the following
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