New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

mud upfn the Considerable oifhcuity wa. e.
.sin' set s.sds BY Counsel = United states.
Ffshsin ss.rbolrd, Of Fraaain-nS CHALLENGED By de-
l. asr Marher Of Montgomery -BOt challenged by de-
fsndant asld. By counsel for uaited states 80,
Lew Markle called second time Inc Clerk stn
he allied It ont SO when ne should have called cut % Dc
had read HIM upside down a, L.. -, 49,. ,oo
John b RuhsfcSd OF DauPh9-nost csall.nsed By de-
pler Luther Of BsrEs-Had formed con ;lnsye op.n
ions bu, mad been made upon ~ mad si'H
nc lanes GoSen Of Phadoipaia Coln'y-May have ex
pressed opinion 20 the aocy OF tle AZ %. hos
10 mo mi, 6fthe prisoner not come % CONCLUSION
~ ~. lrt - tTe1sn but have ny Impressions abou. H.
NJ stsyeas-Hayo you expressed an opinion a. u rs
OsIn nso have not, Challenged BY defendant pe'em9-
'ony van. of pelaware-Had expressed unfavora-
HE r as 10 The course Of the persons engaged ms
ac, N, s,,vsnss asked that he might be set ASIDE.
Nj Ludlow asked him other quest ons, which were ~.
svefed negaiTyely MIR. Ludlow SAID lie was eonpseA'
I s,cv,nsHe has shown prejudice his answer by
SAVING had unfaToabie opinion Of the seA'eneAe '
NJ p.Sd te the sarevsw ofhe matter and SAID that
he had only thought so himself pat hal expressed
Judge Gnor sad the eXressoA Q. al ogiIon a. 70 IA
grade Of an ofcuse not sufficient 10 eG !lle he ul
lot THINK suco TO challenge lr cause as IN ma case
you might cla'nse sye 5y man ~ 'e
John s Schroeder. Of Be!Ss-Answered Satisfactorily al
the questions. ChaleDs ed peIemptorlIy b. deit
Jacob GrOsh, OF Lancasc.Not challenged oT dett ss'
side hv counsel fOY u s
Jobp I1pE1s OF perfy-Not CHALLENGED ~ def-Qlss,
TONED bv Mr. uilow-ad read the publications, but hal
not formed or expressed an Opinion taSe ,ns y,
thy the cause-making the eighth.
Jacob Kechne, Of NoIthampton-c4aienged peremP''-
George Ladley Of Chestsr-uo; challenged BY def
Johp H. Kiaaari Of Che ,ter-Had not formed aay
IONS about m.ttor Not chsHcng'doy deti SCI a''
The CO.. gave the Panel was exhausted Mr..
Ashmead SAID that bu 80 had been called AMI there were
more shan that number IN Attendance.
The Marsha said that SO were IL attendance,
Peter Adams OF Berks who had been excused on account
oi sckness. iust At this moment arrived. .,
VIM Stayely, of Bucks had made MP ms NINA np'n
the sub ect. CHALLENGED peremporily BY deientil'
cough. which affected hm ii he walked shse i4'''
Excucd for tho term and the fne OF 500 re nlts9
The abssnieos were thea called and are as io.,ows
Robt. Butler, Abn. Mciy4ins and Isaac Mye's ns''e "a
whom answered s .,.,,
The first Juror who was asids yestorda was tiel
called, ana the oilers IN their proper oder and arr rs
solomon Newman. ofpks-ouesti oned by SIR LuleT
Had up rad upon any the qpesens nsked
After consultation among the counsel ior Iae nv.
States, the Juror was directed 10 b. sWoIh lhN maAss
David George of Philadelphia Coun,y-Had clascisn;
o1 Joraihan Wanwrirnt of PHILADELPHIA Csunty-ES-
pressed IN opinion al the Oense occurred; ani
thought the parties ought TO be punished as was sf
outrage bur had net made up hls mind upon the les''
JuSec Grer-svear the Juror
J. H. Ree,-ile wanted to know whether they had
waived their rght to pcremptory challenge where
Juror had leen aside without their having chalicn5ed
Judge Grerthouet the party had the right 20 elect him
Their Juror, whom He'd nd hal n)' done so 'hey
Therefore had exercised Their night .,..h
The Juror sworn TO try the case-Ina king the tenth
Ephram Fentcn, Of sIont meIy IS 1gp2s..d !, 9ral
charge of the Court matter OF ia" SwoTh 10 W the
lanes CS~dcp Of Iauc1stsr, had real soaleth NJ
ference 10 the oAense beng treason out ad h' mae Up
The Counsel tor tie Tinted States consulted together,
hen Mr. CoaDeT sad that MlSneu 20 ASK alphcr
question that The Juror might explain what ne meant ~
saving thai he had not made ~ HIS mind to is patton
lar case Dir C. SAID that wlswhether he hal expressed
his views TO any person as to me CnIstana case q,
The Juror SAID he had meant that ne would ae the u"
from the Court to whether the conse was treason Or
twas then agreed he should be sworn, hut Is to-D5-
row is Thanks gIvDg Day 1t ssrecd between the coua-
sci that he should not be sworn until FRIDAY iGofnng
Judge Gner that ne very much pressed )r
time rs he wanted insh TINS by NEXT Saturday
week so that he might attend 20 dunes which caed nm
to Washngton. He had no night, ho"evsrts consult ms
cOnvee &c al the expense OF 50 many Jlr)s ~ "erc
Iithey once committed 10 the authority Of the al.
Gers they would not separate uR thcy had In sled t1e
Were nc. ior tins. he would have he'd Court On
Thanksgiving day. aud would cvea doubt whe.h't he
should not hold II on Sunday. ..,
He would, however again request the uGoTs nJs 20 ~
low any body to tax with them a To the Law or the cs o.
the case any papers that ate pied 70 seta tho
las which governed i, whether they came from the East
Formerly newspapers were willing that c,us- sloud
be tried before they passed the law bu- now some
quarters they attempt 20 settle the lew even 10 Hvance 81
the heIDg on tEial.
had made ARRANGEMENTS with The proprietor 90 ne
American o' 81 for suite Of rooms whcrethe
Their wardrobe and make themselves as comfortable rs
their at al On would " arran'.
The Jurors not empanneled were notified that 10 lis II
Jurors would be called agam before next M0aay ~e
and such wished 70 return 20 Ihel- HON 1'telI 80
their respective businesses, could now tae the cD1rn
nIty.
NJ fine would he imposed f. n1na'tcn'ancs q, Colf
up 10 thaune. THIS gave general sat siaciin . ho Do
The Court was then al opmcd urt Fl Ivy rang. ~
loo'coct, when the wcfh urof vii be sworn anithc
case be iauh commenced
The following are the names Of the Jurors - r. Chs
cause: Robert Elliott, ri Perry james wilson, nt A.
ans IN Canely. Of iTDon Pcier Martin, a La
caster; Robert Smith, Of Adam. VA. Sadlcr, 1i Al
ans; James II Hopkins OF Lancaster; John IlutSl, 0l
Ierry solomon Newman Of Pike jonathan .nwr lt.
OF ph aceinha County EphTm teniOn 1T Mont. )lerr,
and james Cowder Of Lancaster. WAC - b. SWIM on
iTltay Notwithstanding the twelve.