New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA
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sther Local News.
PsnADsLrHrA. Wednesday, March -

i Ihe U frixse 8rendywins bounc for the Kiss, -
Isle Mr. James c. AAsD, son Of Rev 8 q : az "a St
Clsveleod Ono died on board the Mnnesots on '' 49,
jan, OF h.norrhage Of lhe lungs -. sondav issss
TSe susouehauna Canal 10 fully open % 9auy -
,earS nan psSed fbomss Mcconnell was s'rs 50
sra commiued 10 prison, TINS ao,sr Of ooarders Al
& rsqasir's Court .,d' beh.vier last night.
Tnsarenen GOT on q tbs g0PES ssias and Wecseoe
!. AZ e.,o. 40 collision NJ second ana Almond
and bieks BAG S.g oocs 2terered and soppsd the
a. sos T u,e s1rssls were made slight difficulty eso
49, hS,ween the Humane and U0ited STATES Eng1ne
eeesyreo puripe The melee officer some rhstn
20 Two OF the Humane members were arrested
yaIerton was arrested evening for endeavor-
hss nste himself wdower. Not being lawful pro-
ssSne Hugh has been committed 70 prison TO answer
6esTipg Ia OF the alleged Fugitive slaves,
81 ~ and Dlch Dslem was resumed Uoited Staes
net Couu this morning. The testimony ior Ihe prs
given yesterday afternoon ser clssso my s..e,
.esp in and about Columbia Pa as has been before ven
gwo Witnesses were examined. who swore posluvsyvo
hsViu seen and known alleged ugiuves year or Two
snsscsdeni TO November IS4s he me OF the escspeln
Counbia; bat when their means OF knowing the precise
re 10 be tested by circumstances, their testimony
vsTv much conced In daes but they persisted tnst ney
her there in 1871 T1e case pas los. none OF Ne o.s
day and the sssenbsge OF colored persons 10 and
-a. The hall was also large The hsrshsPs Police force
Egfzabet Cad won't live in Boosdst; have lived
n Columbia; lived there IN ls47; continued 70 live
kept house while there's have seen both the prisoners
before; frat saw them 10 October 1916 saw Them 10
Msssodist Quarterly meeting; introduced 70 her;
her the Reighbors; saw her also AZ Mrs Hsden:
IN January the latter end OF Jsnusry II was in Mrs Ia
sse's last March when saw her (Hannsh) there saw
Hnnah there about the beginning Of tho month OF janus
y iNr and Mrs Bsodey were living IN the house with
Hs daden; saw Hannah first In October s47 AID Mrs
HaSrn in January 1873; am sure IL was 1919; sfer tho
death ofMrs Haden frequently her; came here
te 1sth Of June, 1850; the reason hx October for The
peslh sfer moved there; the reason tx January 1873
for the death Of Mrs Hsden IT, because at that time there
festival at Little York and there were several Of her
fspds who would like to have gone, but did not 20
account Of her being 80 ILL., had child who was alex at
tine and he win be four yesrs old on the 2ai OF March
soufDg know Mrs Clark; knew her AT the lime OF
NJ hsSen's death have seen Hannah q Mrs ClT ,
hefsre the death Of Mrs baden saw the boy directly
! e be went s Ss name. ne w Of SSS NV o
- : ne Ds RsAt S say h% aCSTeSS e s@s
Disk at sr the deets of mrs. Hsden.
Cros enamiaed-I lived 10 Columbs about three years
s o s s5s sDssss .e eoe
fsc 10 her about the sickness OF Mrs Hsden thst Is
principally the conversation had with her. never asked
conversation with Dick, any more than when he would
come 10 buy anything would sell 1t 70 81 ne would
the 28h day Of last June; saw Hannah within the last
month before left Columbia; also saw Dick within the
lRat month al my shop; the ast time Hannah was
nj meeting; read the papers yesterday containing the
examination; read DIR. Stephenss examinations have
been TO Columbia since left 1t with my family
volunteer witness; called at Mr. Perce's Office to
tell him that could be witness; saw several persons
there.
Ques,iOns BY the Judge lived in Eighth St when was
married at Mrs Danvles al er was married lived In
then moved in little street called Russo list hsa
children there then moved to Canada had no Children
while away; came back TO Philadelphia and lived in
Little Pine 50 had child while lived in Little Pine
then moved to Russell St had ons child while there;
then went 10 Columbia.
Questions By ID r. ByoVa Esq-I have interest in this
woman any more than wollS have In any body else
Godfrey Ksebiev sworn, twhiie mani live in Pbiadel
phia came here last October; lived in Columbia be-
fore coming 10 his city, went there In March, 1886
continued being there TIL last OctOber was baker
while there; lived IN Fronlst continued being In the
same street, though not always In the same house knew
TIE people pretty generally IN Cour1bla have seen Han
nah and the boy befo 10 Columbia Iecoect distinctly
DOUBT about fix that time because the col0red hoy had
Si oeession @oeusd si@ Of COMING aos aS one ON
that DAY for presents recolec was siong all that day,
she diet on the 4ih Of May, 49; swear positively tia
that boy before the 4h ofMay, si9; ssw him almost
mistaken IL him afsl he ussd 10 be with A'nsOngs boys
subsequently saw the woman In the streets passing my
per; believe know by sight every c1of5d boy in Co
lum0ia the hrsI saw OF that boy was hls morning when
came into Court; asked perm sion of you 20. P.
Brown ESQ., TO see the boy; t6sti ihe n saw in
CoInmoai Can say e1sc,y "hee VAS nrstssw heri
lnow stephens Clara and hs Wiio, qrd j. lsOeh Gael
I don't know where Dick ing; saw him fre.
quently along The railroad with Charles Clark and Arm
strong Dick used to ride the horses The road;
married the second time on last November wear;
I7th OF November know Bundsv he lived in Columbia;
knew Mr. Armstrong; he Is dead think he died two
years last February or somewhere ihereabouti know
CyOss-szamise6--I was born in Germany; l arrived in
this country In September 1881; married when
went TO Columbia; | did not know any coiored woman
by the name Of Hannah DGlem n Columbia; knew very
few coored women by their names spoke this
eoloed woman TO my knowledge; | can't tell about the
time first her. saw her fIeqUeaty IN the summer
in 1919; never had sny Conversation with the boy
the FIRST time | Richard last Christmas two
years sgo; could not be positive that II was last Cars'
mas enc Yea /
nothing but humanity Induced me to bscose witness
said iha Mas offered 500 to testify Ia tbs csse there b
nothing peculiar about the boy any more than he Ia very
impuden, and ssucy; There Is nothing else remarkable
Questions by the Judge-The last Chrlslnas before l
came no ms civ the BOYS troubled me as sua about their
presents do not recOect seeing this boy amOpg the
Iesl can't say that had him before the Christ
mss day. that he accom- panied by Rmulao boy and
another who remarkable for having dirty face aud
nose; lrecoecI seeing them treq kenty amer that
thai the reason ca not remember whether he was
theirs not Dick cse 10 hs day the Christ
OF lS48 that Is the reason remember gave several
hundred cakes out these wolsi Chrstmases gave each
three cakes; sometimes they called more than once
TO those who could hardly walk; tue last Christmas day
(when was In Coumois was very cold aud clear It was
Reexamined BY Mr.. BTown-I watched the boys whea
they fer the cakes because they would take what did
not belong 10 them; when my vi wSs III had little gIl
10 attend the shop who was considerably annoyed by hs
boy and number Of others who x0Vd come INTO lhe slop
dptlng the day ne used 10 Dc 10 the &V 81 Sous WIN
boy named Armstrong; this boy notorious se his i'm
puderce and annoying conducts Whenever the boys woG
coming they would out aud woUld try TO catch
Dick tor The purpose ofh0ggug him. he my hop,
with hiue Armstrong after the death OF Mt Armstrong;
Mr, A. died In February, l8f9
Examination stdl proesSd.ag
The CoTToN market Is fru and hold are Of
lerng their sock al presest The FLOUR market has
bbls good Western sold at 80 per Dbl which Is tSe uni
form asking rate The saes for city Consumption him
Ned within tle range OF our former quotations. ln RYE
FLOUR and Corn MEAL sales have been reported sun
plies al WHEAT are beginning come fOrwsrd more free
~ but The demand is limited. We quote ordinary aud
prime Red al 94cdSl q bushe CosN Is NOT 50 active
but there Is but moderate amount offering Further sales
OF Yellow sfosf al eSdS cents and IN store Broaist
d4S} cts y bGsiel WHISKY is in limited demand Sales
of bbls al 23a and bids NJ az CTS.
SALES Or SToCkS-f'Usf Board $1,000 State 5s, Of,
100 Guard Bk, Isl; II Mechs BE set; 45 Camden Am
boy RI, ISL $1,000 County 70 go %. SOC Reading RR,