New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
Joseph C. ashley at the suit of The Peo-
PIE Motion 10 award record denied.
Court Of Oyer md Terminer. SATURDAY, March y
Before Judge Edmoods and Aid Franklin aud
Delsmsier.

pIs-Meuon to award record denied.
Court Of Oyer md Terminer SATURDAY, March
Before Judge EdmoOds and Aid Franklin and
Delsmsier
The Court room and avenues to 1t were
crowded with persons TO hear Sentence pronounoes upoa
the individuals recently tried charges Of capital crime
Roland. found guilty Of manslsughter
In The % degree for eADsng The desh OF Peter Johnsos
pier NSrs syeF q snGesiog PIN hs, Ovs sTS Tss
Court remarked that there very le doubt a. to his
Identity The Jury considered Ih.t his knoekeg ne mas
overheard rot ineDuonal Had been Otherwise 70
would probAb, have bad 10 for with his e lie
was sentenced to The States Prison for yesrs and six
months.
Royal, found guilty of manslaughter in
the 9TH degree on Indictment stated that he Wa
entirely innocent Of The chuge The Court remained
A. ded to the sdsyi, OF McPsge and Roland doubt
existed The Jury however has fOnRd you gui " OF man
slaughter IN the lth degree the punishment Of which
punishment You have been already Ia prison for o. 3
months The sentence Ofthe Court Il thai you be impr'oa-
81 In the Cy Prison for the term Of three months
Henry Carnal, found guilty of the muir
der Of Charles Rousseau the foot OF Deyst thoa
asked TO stand up aey Mr.. yerren stood by his side
Carnal Through Mr. Morrogh the Interpreter asked
what he had to say why sentence Of death should sot DO
pronounced against him.
Carna French, (which also nierpre,ed) said no
guilty; that aer his arrival here be was about ~
Switzerland, but advised not 20 do so he
it in a carpenters shops he going to Newark
on the night in question, but missed his way 10 tho
boat and got too late: he then was in doubt whether
TO return TO his boarding house 20 % Rosseans;
he went TO the latter; arrived there amer they shut
up knocked snd was admitted did not say that Charles
get $50 MONTH told that might stay there
nll next morning; lay down. having tra taken Cd coat
vest cap and boots awakened by screams and the
young men ran out; put ON my boots and vest ohoweA
them; received blows the head and wrist opened my
knife to defend myself man going the back way;
myself in The Yard do not know how, Ss but DO not
know now called suPppsing some policemen might %, %
charge was stranger here and unacquained with tho
language, that could no, explain
The above Is an outline OF the prisoner remarks Sons
OF the points he stated 1t VIII be observed were different
nom the testimony given by The young men -.
The Court then Interpreted through Mr. morrogh 10
prisoner the Judge and Interpreter each having eopy
addressed the prisoner as follows
HENRY CARNAL: You have been charged with and tried
for the wul killing OF Charles Rose au under cream
stances that involve the crime Of murder and subeeng
you TO the punishment o. death.
On your ia YOU have been aided by your clergyman by
the commercial agent OF your country by counsel who
have zeaousy and without compensation engaged In
by anxious desire on the part OF the Court
aid Jary TO hpd something The exempt you from
the awful consequences impending you but notwh'
standing ell this sou have been found guilty by the jury
ard he verdict has me the approval OF INC Court
Under these circumstances II Is my duty 10 say 10 you
that hope escape the consequences OF your
cen, c,oD, and that you must prepare Tor death
That death will soon BE- at hand, and will come upon yos
with CELEBRITY which W leave you but brief time TO pro
psre the final and lu change. aud 1t 10 oar earnest
hope that you will onaby use the time 1ha' VIII % 70"
rhe snooous crime which you have committed, as
country recently convicted criminal ALA tend
sdmonsh you Of the propeIy Of listening TO our advice
while imposes upon the necessity OF strictly ntoTcink
The Jaw however much hearts may ache al the fssL
result
tie therefore, 10 obedience the dictates OF this duty
bidding you repose your hopes for tho future only
your God that proceed TO pass the et fence OF ne
law which IT, that dsy, % day OF May next you 10
banged by the neck until dead and may God have mercy
your soul"
The priaoner appeared serious may be supposed bod
exhibited very lIte emotion Aher the sentence Sberid
Caruley requested stand beside ne prisoner when
The death read, translated 10 tho prsonerl
afer who the prisoner sgnin took his seat
The oyer and Terminer then adjourned.