The New York herald., 1851-12-04

Cross sxamineAI saw Scott In ths door sf Nj Csr's
chop, when wls going up sbout seven O'Clock
TSona. Lhts1, wllsn Heskins Jane. sn,sA .ai
wiuism Mutt I'll testified 10 the general bad character
Of Henry H. Kline for truth and vsrscity.
Lewis Cooper &nnsd-wsnt TO the scene Of the riot
saw was Joseph Soszstt bssds man Who bad besu b.d
ly wounded; the wounded man IVES Dickinson 0orsucn
scarlet ~. dong sys thing snss ns sGSS S 10 .' oSna s%
make him comfortable. We put Dickinson dorsuch in
dearborn and carried him the house Of Mr. Pownsll
ground who assisted Blacks took the body OF old
Mr. Gorsuch to Christiana; there ssw Kline; Kline
he told old them, they Wv would % not have We got hurt he
said he called to them three times, (bsckoniug
with bis hsnd), but they would not come after
planned Of Kline, and said he was monstrous poor
thing and that he left sd the arst Of
danger; DR. Pearce went with in the dearborn from
Squire Pownels; the road DR.. p. said that 1t
the rsshest undertaking that he in hts fe he
said he got his uncle out but that his
changed when they had got few feet, and he turned
back and said, Ny property is here and vi have i.
perish in the attempt" just then he said yellow
and shot his uncleat least he said Baey extended hi.
arm and his uncle fell DR. Pearce said that he got partly
and that Hsnwsy called to the negroes not to rs AN
SON. in law OF Eljsh Lewis 1t Is the custom IN thai
neighborhood to blow horns for breakfast from before
sunrise to an hour after sunrise heard no unusual
blowing Of horns that morning Witness testified that
he proposed that committee Of respectable man should
accompany the body Of Edward Gorsuca 70 Aary.and
arrangement, which rendered this unnecessary.
y. On Tbs the .1 es
mony was net taken was, that the others said thsy
would not believe him oath. The gentlemen on the
narrated in the verdiet None Of them sworn - W.T.
nes.es except the doctors Lewis and HanvN we're not
there; no money found in the pockets OF kdwA-d
John Manderson and Jacob Gassmire testified to the
general bad character Of Henry H. Kline for truth aad
Jacob Houston sworn.-Live near Chrstisns; in Sep.
tember last, there party OF Irishmsn at WORK
hsrs nney were called 20 snss @ei. rssa
with reed in the end have heard somstinss before
it was quite light in the morning; heard II psrto
up early those mornings.
Gross examined - Unimportant. 1t was attsm2tei to
be shown that the horn the left Of the resd bat
witness underst ood to Ak 1t very distinctly
John W. Dittus and Joseph Parker testified TO the
general bad character for truth and verscity OF Henry
II. Kline
Enoch Harlan afirmsd.-was offered to prove good
character Of Castner Hanway.
Mr. Cooper objected on the ground that there no
prosecution for in which such evi tercs
had been received; and that the commission OF the
crime Of treason was not BY any means inconsistent with
the best, and even model moral character.
Mr. Stevens was about to reply, when JUICE 9rier
sad-rhere is no doubt in the mind Of the court.
Enoch Harlan.-Never heard anything but what Cast.
ner Hanway was . man Of peacesSle quiet, snt loyal
character; he has been considered rather remarkably
quiet - -,
attempt resist the law any furthsr thaa
amend II by constitutional means.
In chief -Castner Hsnwsy Is not member Of the 3D.
ciety of Friends
Cross examination resumed Don't think would
myself assist in restoring fugitive slave; make dis
tincton between active and passive opposition to the
law
Court adjourned to 10 o'clock to morrow mornng
There were more ladies in attendance to-day, and
there q much larger sprinkng OF youth and
beauty amongst them than any time before since the
commencement of the trial.
PHILApEIpHIA, Dec g. 1851.
SETTLEMENT OF A DIFFICULTY BE TWEEN THE
LAWYERS.
Theodore Cuyler Esq in opening the defence Of Cast
HsnwsJ, yesterday, made the following aiuson to
Colonel Robt Lee -" 1t for this the Recorder Of
the city Of Philsdephis self persuaded that high
talent and great moral weight needed to sustain
such persecution-beg pardon, prosecution-and vo-
lun.sered his services -
Colonel Lee took great offence ct this and wrste q
most beligerent letter TO Mr. Cuyler. understand,
this evening ha. the matter has been adjusted aai ths
Union lie saved once more.