The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-30

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Dskinsoa oosuSsh Of IL iese n~vasd 0cesuchvss
ss P.zksrs hoss., christi.as With hin. On ths
morning Of the 1th September last bard horn about
qus~sr e. N hous hssoss 81 thsss; ssw negro
run out the lane sather Gied ~Cstehn DR. Psares and
:. ssoss ne. coming cut, Ass.d The osdss !.
are; the negroes ssksd time 70 eonsider t ran out
asked time again Just thu Joshus eorsuoh called e
taokion - horssbaok ct tho bar and told the
nazsbs; to summons him TO assist; say the man on
hesssesek .ss1ise pspsr Josh one OF our ~ss.
0aDe N, M Parker owner Of tbs house, SAID Enere
ksb-taks bins raised my revolver, and told them
to Stand or told father We had better 60 - tney woua
.s.ss, ~ s .. .s cam fsss from fstssr - them
comnsl beating him; raised my revolver 70 shsot ny
an vas struck With Tub wa. shot in the SIDE vent s
NJ had asked him to get me wsssr; after ssnnY eev
rsi times he went and got me some recognised snis
three weeks and day received sbout eighty shot in
my arms aud side; there two slaves Joshua Ham
t1ers s.s = man at ths bars and they gave shout;
heard horns from the house. feel pain In my eide new
hurts to take long breath hurts me very much
would have been better We had not waited No cross
exAn.nstion. -
Nicholss Hutehipgs Was neighbor Of ths late
Edward 0orsuch accom- snea him to the house Of Mr.
Parker near Christians, the morning Of the llth
september last heard horn on our nght when Near
the house, the Marshal told the OF toe house that
ne ohcer, and came there to make arrests Mr.
6orsush his Nelson that he heard his voice
and he would down he would forgive him for the
pest . gun was fred something IVES thrown on Dr.
Peace the Marshal read The warrans time was asked
60 consult gave ten minutes asked more gave nve
AskeA him 70 assist; sho-.d him his authority soon
after another gentleman came up did not see his face
the Marshal showed him BIZ authority about that time
come thirty negroes came armed with guns scythes
clubs Sci Kline called TO AT the house and saio tnst
he would bold thoss men responsible the slaves the
II tolA ma m TOLL the
vent followed Mr. Levin short distance ana stopped,
heard airing about the house Joshua aorsucn came UP
bouae sav Die kipson and Kline together next
in he woods; Kline holding Dickinson up, as he
ths, -, Hsp~s1s hey ,Sout-d altar they saw him
Only two i'm material questions put on GROSS ex.
aninston Witness aid he did not See white men speak
Nathan NelsoDsworn Lived six seven miles
from Edward Gorsuch accompanied him llth sep
tsnbsr last the house of William Parker near Chrs
tians heard . bugle blown the right hand on our
way sav one or two negroes coming out short Lane
pursued them to the house club vas thrown from
thu window at Dr.. Psarce gun was nred 1t
Old Mr.. 6orsueh went over his head after the
Marshal had read the vArr.nts ave, ten, or fifteen
minutes sivsn 70 oonsidcr whether they would
give the nselves up = man came up on horseback
negroes seemed much rjoiced made . great
Mar1hAi called several times and said he would hold
that man responsible for the slaves saw Noah Baley
there; cav face Of the man on Aorssseek take the
prisoner the bar be the man; Hanway said to
you can't do anything; sad think We can't great
punber Of shots fired; should judge from what
there there, and what were coming In the lane,
that there 10 or 100 negroes horns were blown
non the house and the surrounding country blown
nom ths house before the assembled was AFTER
daylight; thought it early for breakfast.
Crosse xamined by Mr. stevens-Nothing apparently
material elected on the cross EXAMINATION.
Miller Mott sworn-Reeidss In Salisbury township,
Lancaster county, two miles from Christans; visited
the battle ground, where M Gorsuch was killed llth
September there few minutes after the firing
commenced; Mr.. 5orsuch not quite dead then;
thinks there IS TO 100 negroes quantity Of tAem
were armed much firing saw Joseph Scarlet
there, have known him Elk years, probably
longer he lives about mile and half fron there he
was horseback.
Couz sei for defence objected to Mr. George L. Ash
meAd mode examining the witness by putting lead
ing questions. Judge Grier said that the best way ge
morally let witness go through With his narrative
Ths witness then dimissed without cross exami-
natisn-
Judge 9risr had Mr. Mott called back to inquire Of
him what done With Mr. Gorsuch when be found him
dying Mr. Mott said the ne,ghbors put him in wagon,
and carried him TO CHRISTIANS, where sn inquest Was
held
Crsss- examined Heard no horns that morning.
John Nett recoected the battle the 18th Sept last
firing commenced about up; saw IL from the road
above Parkers house 20 or 70 yards of about 100
groes thsrs saw yours who was wounded; he was
under big oak tree Kline brought him out and at him
down.
Crease zAninsd Designated situation Of tree relative
to road lanes. &C
Cour. adjourned to ten O'Clock Monday morning.