The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-25
TWO CENTS

daughter; don't know whether he went to sleep;
did not wake him up 81 one time; l was at the
srrest OF DruIy; 10 was either Smith or Thompsou
raid not 20 arrest Drury until Thompson left him:
It Was smith think was acting under the direo-
Mr Clark-You acting under the direction Of
jenkins, Jenkins under the direction of Smith. and
Smith under the direction OF Thompson. daughter
witness continued When we arrested Drury, and
he dropped the money, jenkins picked IL up; Drury
in medisteiy said, that's not n .ae know nothing
about it;n Jenkins said. "that's what wanted
Nj CiGrk-Do you not knew that 1t arranged
that III oDpson was to decoy Drury, and put this
money into his hand, and then you to arrest
hins Al DO not; smith told US 70 look out for
Drutys sleeve; that he might have something up his
Q.-Was there anything put in their pockets, and
taken away A.-There s1 kht have been, but dit=.
see anything; saw Smith with cloak Q.-whst
business had you 20 ranssck the house of Mr. Drury
Al didn't do so. Q-Who called you in A
Smith Q.-Wss Wilkes there? Ale was; did
Lot hear Smith say ne lad search warrant did
not hear Mrs Drury ask the officers for a. inventory
of what they took away.
Auorney-I am q policeman, about eighteen years; I
know Drury nearly dftesu or sixteen years; know
Thomas Warner about the same time reooect the cr-
cumsance Of the explosion of box at his house went
here the day after the explosion; attic pton was
covering who the person that sent il; MIR. Drury
arrested On the llth May on peace warrant, at
the suit of Thomas Warner who he afraid o.
him. be arrested ~ Mr.. Ruggles oboe ia Nassau
street. and taken before Justice Magrsth, and was
hound over TO keep the peace towards Warner, in
81 uC0; soon after that went after Thompson
Jufgs--See what a vide door you opening, Mr.
McK-on by this testimony
District Attorney--pnere has been goat deal said
Of u lspracy on the part of Mr. Smith, wilkes and
oDe'.yed Thompson, and we want TO show the real
state Of the case.
about IT, from begppiT end; took fhomp son, and
brought him TO tie police ohce his Particular friend,
Mr. Clark came, and said We had no right to Keep him
there, ana told him to be off
Mr. OlaIk-I don't want to get into any collision
with you; but knowing that you never do anything
straightforward, concluded that you had arrested
him Illegally.
anc legal manner 10 you 90,
Mr. Morri. excepted to this testimony as Illegal No
conteuGed that Mr. Smith had right IN give an as
count OF sll the men he nad arrested as 0Vite aes
Witness conti1ucd-Tbompson discharged by
Justice Msgrath, and Drury was bailed Q-WhaS
step did J Gu take next ia this AFFAIR! AIR Wilkes
asked 20 TO 30 ton 20 get au AFFIDAVIT OF hAr.
gsret O'Cnnpor and another person; that was In
October I think; | 20. the aiidavi.s and returned
with tbs m here; wilkes was not in Boston with me
IN, Marshal Of ths city cf boston took Margaret
oConuors AFFIDAVIT; gave them 90 wilkes, aud b.
gave them TO the Attorney denerel next day Wikss
came TO ana said there was 20 be meeting n
DrIy, BIsto Bill, and one eyed Ihom Pson Ia bfook-
lyp. snd you To send two smart Officers there,
he suggested that JENKINS shsnld be one OF thea,
a. be fellow; | gave the Officers the d.
reouons. ana told them. " necessary. 70 "iiOo uo'
the conversation that they beard fWituess here "a
scrbed the arrangements oil the room and his placsg
jenkins aud Crassons IN the closet Nc.l "aS'i
ptI ut tor two houre; when returned ASKED tctns
II thsy had heard aavthing, and they told IN" thty
had. / desired them TO wrie IL Gown they came to
New YORK and made their silsvit that nigh before
judge Witpssd then described the arrest OF Dr0ry
testihed TO by the other witnesses and also tas
nrIrst a his samuel Drury, Jr.. al Artorial !
up sthirs In Drury- house; a htde gri locked
a cor aud threw the Icy iBto crib; kei her tor
the key: 1 iouud IL snu Uprard the door ana saw tEo
boxss of ewtlry ana wa, hes also So clock there
but forgot IL that time, though pointed IL ous to
Nik~s
Mr. CLARK submitted that th5 evd nee hal gone far
enough ana they objected - any further evidence on
this point ss Irrelevant 20 the present issue.
Mr. Graham said thar the pros 'cdtion was Charged
with N conspirac ~ and II Mr. Smith could tnr"w any
light pom the circumstances OF Drury having counter
fcit l. MY. be thought " sdmissible
MIR Clark .sid that there a indictment iei thss
che nee pending egaiust M Drsry. and when /. came
on tiny would br prepared to shoW mo plsssi tas
money there
TLe judy. thought that il would be time enoaSh
ther 30 go into tbss aud therefore stopped
/ fui thei evids nee that point nov. witness thu
that h nadr experiments In ths ol0sst, aud .hs
could b, ar and arc cis iBci.y,
The Court then scioU. aud tAH cr0s+exs "A na-
ton OF Dir. smita Nia hr comm need tns morhiss e
I % o'clock