The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-09

Tnr Daupy c,sr--Mr Drury. senior was notified %
Saturday night that his would be called In the Cg
Court. On the following Monday morning lie appeared
in Court accompanied hy MIR. Clark aud the Ion An
Lro'c l. Jordan Mr. Clark stated that t. was rcady,
hut that his associate. MIR whiting. engaged in
cause which would occupy him tn the latter part u this
week.
The District Attorney wished the ca.e to be trisf
immediately. one of the witnesses, Jcnains,
abcut 10 leave the State hc had been informed ant
going TO Europe,
Mr Claik had waived his motion to quash tho lniet-
mcn aud did not expect that thc would be thus
hurried on 6t an Inconvenience
The Ditrc, Attorney snid he understood th, Ihnkins
to ail on the 1th and he had objection TO tak5
i5s examination 4, bcne the defendant would con-
scDt.
Mr. Clark sad this the witness they believed thsv
going To bring forward 90 what totally
fa.e and Il would b. great injustice take his evi-
dcncc in that way He would not. any account, cou-
rcnt 70 such a course
The District Attorney then suggested that they might
cmpanc jury the next day and take jenkins evidence
Mr. Clark thought that equally Objectionable To
allow jury 90 separate for week a. expose them q,
corrupt influence: aud IL would be bad precedent.
~ recognize the witness and compel him 10 renant
The Court said II u necessary that party should
on certain day 60 to Europc-- ,-,.,
I" crcsiurc and J. not going 10 Europe (ro the Dts
,riet Attorney You don't allegc that
District Attorney don't know where he Il going.
bot he J. going out II the state.
The cficer called who served the subpGns a the
Ivy Green aud 70 whom Jenkins hal sad he sss soi,s
away in little while.
The District Attorney said he informed tha. hs
going on the eleventh.
mont which he would make, " they found they were
obliged 90 press the cause
The Court about 20 adjourn. they would post
pone the tn Monday. the understanding that
Mr. Jenkins did not 60 away
The District Attorney would take measures TO rrcog
nige him. lie had been suhpwncd. and he would move
tor an attachment " he did not appear
The Cuurt-1he then. stand over f,r q
day ! have no doubt | have the power 70 de-
ain the witness
Mr. Clark said Il had bean done in another case,
where Thompson had been recognized.
Irlr ortgNR INDICTMENTS.
Mr. Clark continued that there we're other Indictments
In this county and he wished 20 tnow whether ts D-
tfict Attorney would enter Heis prps*Jft
Ccrpr Iuryra said there were SOME others f0u1t -
the evidence ~ Tn, mpson. which he could alone
tet q covicion on 1hompsous testimony. To those he
would enter a peio pascHi, and Tor that purpose ne
would bring them all into court.
MIR Claik-Ihcre j. only the one Indictment then, re-
naming
The District Attorney Only the and the orignd
one an which il was Grst fuundcdonly the one offence.
1hc Indictment lastly alluded to by the District At
s,ta forth the bills alleged ~ have been In the 1efc,-
dsnts possession upon which the present pre-
f,rrcd and found
qhc count adjourned from Monday tin yesterday whes
IN, case r. appointed again called up and the de-.
ndan was formally aIraianed ny the District Attorney
and pleaded not guilty 10 the amended indictment.
The witness jenkins not being IN attendance according
~ bis sub attachment was issued, upon which
Ne arrested and brought in the Afternoon when
b, was recognized in the II 81 Oo0 TO appear
Monday ~ which day the court court of criminal
jufisdicton. was adjourned
The Grand Jury have not vet returned bills AMI
V l. supposed that Ms In last term they will not 40
until they have got through with all The lucncs
T. there arc 20 proceed with IN either q hs
criminal courts.