The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-09
Sentence or Death on Henry Carmel, Tor
Murder
corEr or oYER AID TER.nyEE.

/ COURT or OYER And TERsISEE.
MancH Son the Bench Chief Justice Ednan3s
and Aldermen Franklin and pelam4ter, before whom
the prisoner tried and also Hen. judges Edwards
| Mitchell and King and Alderman Miller.
| Thos Csrni.y, Esg, tho Sheriff, took seat bedie
| the Bench.
| 1t being known that Henry Carmel who had been
convicted Of the rrrder OF Charlie, NJ. Eo.ea1,
would he t,ntenced this day the court was dsnssly
| crowded. by members Of the bar ara lay spectators
The Park in front Of the lsadin TO the Supreme
Court almost inaecessibs from the numbers that
thronEod around.
John Roland and william Royal. convicted Of the
manslauz ht.r Of Peter Johnson. the former Ia tae
ocrd and the latter 10 tho fourth d. gree, we're sen
tenetd Roland to four years and Elk months impFson
rt IL the state prison, and Royal 70 b Imprisoned
three ntnths In the city prison. g tEeIe Was some
doubt as to his Identity.
THE SENTENCE nEArf.
he Dhtiict Attorney mr.. n. L, Blua9 thsn said =
Nay Il pltsse your honers, I nov. be4tf Of to
people oftLs state Of se~ YORK 70 ne rsutenos
q tLs COST Henry Carmel cor 'sssd y .ae mSdOr
o; Charles n Rossesu
Mr. H. Il Clinton, prisoners eouas.l faii tsat he
hss pGroda bill Of szcep ions aud befgei 80
e giant stay Of Proceedings.
Chlefyusues There Is noting II The 70 jlS;i
~ the court in interfering You take your
are no srogncr, or we would grant the application
Mo pistn associate counsel, t,kci that the day .,
execution be put Oh 10 Is long period a, posiitls
IL order to give time fer the argument tie bin Of
sxcsptioLs
Mr.. Henry yaniervoort The clesk bore told the pri
tobst Ia TIE utuai form, which was Interpreted ~
Mr. Morfoush. that lie had been indicted f0E ths
der Of cha. M Rossesu; to that Indictment Le hi
1.ssdsd net guilty and that jary q the people Of
the state ct New York had found min guilty. ~
th,r stkeG If be had anything TO ray Why tie ,n.snes
Of tie Law should not BE- ras.sd upon him.
Tie prisoner answered incekly ana sosy Ia tue
Ff,rrh lsnqurge which was interpreted ~ -. Nor
rosh az follows Yes air because not guilty o.
This caencs. Ifgcntsm.n knsv how Ihs :hing TOOK
PLACE I would never have been inplisohei To- an
not guilty arrived in New York .,fsBysr On tie
lit Never 5er shortly Afterwards ennn se.zsi ns.
thtn had ta4 In my pocket After tanui te9k posses
,r tfrss desired to return 20 switzerlaai and ths
gegtIa Nth whom lived adyiscd o. aud rad ~
/ stty they would IND ne YORK Ihey old not ~
ne yofE. aud went. on the 10th November. - New.
ak 81 stercb Of employ msnt. AtNeWaik wsat intJ
IN i'm whtte net totae Germ ans. and entered
taty were fpsahiny Of II vss about carpenter who
RAJ ss2 month: / was not thinking q. tbss tine,
III ArsFssu; ! merely thinking 81 myself |
then left SsVark az hAlt psst enc oriUek 70 20
dpWr ~ a sugar man 1fnct0ry; remained there one
sav u try Hgd obtain trn ployment but the ~ sgter
did net make his appearance, and one OF the gotkmtn
toi4 ne 10 nrply later, when the master you'd be
tbsrs. / then returned TO New York. an una5s
10 stt ,mt ment at the sugar factory; thsn went
&c l9ok the Cate Faris 70 sss youbf snAu sish
whoa Ua5 sequsinisd. but could aot hnd ths Jt
cUuit SEE y IN one fp0ke the Freuch eouii Gully
fId fhbfe who spoke kpgish ana 1ermani scot tnto
place. where s'ksa woman u che knew wasr, u
SBs An0 se fad AZ her husband Wa a. home NJ could
tai nc! ghiIe there two young came 10, asi the
woman asksi them II they knew the CAT ParisisD