New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

By Distract Atorey-Was rot called upon Il
prove an abb.
Deia Dernlson sworn-Resides IL yesey-st have
known Michael Mulvey about years Vas with
Inn and Mrs Wheeler at her mothers leit there
about the middle Of the night be had ms hand IN
sing.
CToss-eTamintd-I boarded At that time with Mrs
Wheeler know II was p O'Clock when We returned
looked at the CLOCK had not heard OF hls carrying
pistol
witnesses we're mistas en- a 20 point Of time. They
aid not mean 10 deny that he was at the basement
that night. Mr.. Blunt replied he supposed not now
Nr { wanted TO know what NJ. b. meant, but Mr..
T. sad i only remark
u A. Mulvey was he was mid IN hls temper and
was got quaTTeisOme Only knew nm III the com
uany heard Of MS having been stabbed by woman
Ir Tie street. and IN the Hospital No q was COM
claimed OF for difficulty with No. 20 but iaers fault
INN Parker sworn-Am brass finsner, "a Mulyey
is worked m 4 shop with him. while be vas an ap-
prentice. and Afterwards or years only know oil
nm ia the shop. ne always appeared 10 conduct
well have heard reports about nlm ABOUT taal "o-
nah sabDIng him Go not know Who she Was IN
ders'Ood It was in the street heard Of ms carrying
a pistol 10 guard himself against TINS glTi uloef-
stood believe he resided IA Cross-s near Peari-st
he worked at the time Of Beekman beng kiued. N
Cauai.st. understood he stabbed IN City nan
rlece girl. Understood, stabbed hn. because ne
vent TO see her az young men DO sometimes am ne
eft gong 70 see her and she DID not IKE IL
BafheU 7. Brennan, swOrn-Haye been acquainted
with Iulyey or years always lOuhI NJ Ohaid'
ter very good | keep bar room corner rear anu
Center IS am foreman of q, of when ne mas Dteh
Il member or I years Mulyey has been III the
habit Of coming 10 my place almost every evening
he did not belong TO any society that met theIe tx
cept perhaps, some volunteer companies, 10 90 Oi
excursions heard Of the staDblng case, out 90 not
know the girls name.
one or two other witnesses, who had worked IN
:he shop with him. spoke OF his having acted "e!lih
the shop. =,
Cqfhdytns Wuirev swom-MotUeT Of prisoner ne
was not out Of my house at the time OF ms oelng
stabbed TIL he was stabbed 1t was IN a mouse ms
hand had been hurt for two weeks before the AFFAIR
I'm Chathan-st as 10 himself J cannot describe ms
goodness his father has been dead nine years, ana
he has,taken care OF me and four orphans besides ne
has keui house for and that Is ali can say Inc
wl-ness was considerably Affected
Counsel for the defense sad they would here resi-
the case.
The District Attorney said he would rely upon
both the first and second subdivisions as beng case
Of murder first, premeditated and second. regard
less of human life.
M H. T. Clark, then summed up. He cOntended
that there was much mitigation IN the circumstances,
and It was only case of manslaughter IN the tnlrd
decree.
The Court. IN its charge, considered 1t murder or
If the Jury think II was done IN the heat of passion,
without intending to take life II will be mansaugh-
ter IN the third degree. The Jury can take the good
character of the prisoner into consideration.
The iuTy after an absence OF about nall an noun
returned a verdict OF Guilty, with recommendation
TO mercy
The mother and sister of prisoner, aso two or
three other females IN Court, wept much at the an
uouncement. Mulvey himself did not appear TO be
much affected. The Court then adjourned - TINS
forenoon