The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-14

books, csessting u journal and ledger wherein was
legged to have been paid ~ Kanouse to Dorsey on the
Monday morning December II, 1870; and likewise,
pocket diary wa produced that by Dorsey
him In New York at his ONCE No rs South street
the saturday 18th December is4e and the sun
day evening following the l6th Of December at his
In Dunnings Hotel and stated him dorsey that he
tkanouse) would pay him the $500 the next day. Mon
day These facts sworn to By Dorsey on The trial Of
acquttal Of the bank robbers kanouse and Cole
The Testimony was then produced, and the first wit
Robert w Bowyer sworn-I am police officer OF New
York; attended the trial Of kanouse, In August last
on that trial Dorsey introduced witness he tes
tfed that Ksnouse called on him in New York. on the
18th Of December lot9 to pay him $500 he owed him;
New YORK he there SPOKE Of tie 500 nd said h. would
pay the $500 the next day Monday and he further sta
ted that Moren Mercer present at that interview
and he further said that kanouse said lac would him
the $500 Monday morning December 18th; Dorsey al
produced memorandum book and some other books;
Is 1912: another part in the book said Il lost $3.50 at
Iiillmsn's; what sucker man Il to play AT Faro
~ the morning MONDAY fifth II r. paid m" 300"
(oficc books here produced) and read from-"rhomas
II Kanoose credit essh, $500" in ledger Thomas H.
he knew il correct, from the dates. and his diary
book; his direct examination the trial said that he
not very intimate with kanouse; obtained the
books. here produced, from Dorscys office.
Cross examination by Mr.. sherman have acted
police officer in the matter; do not understand myself
agent for the bank have feeling towards Dor
sey anymore than l think him the most contemplate
man ever had anything to do with from the fact of
ceivpg letters Of the most abusive kind have other
feelings, farther than that hope justice will be done
him. would not Use any evidence, do anything but
what was correct and proper at the last trial fell con-
ledge OF the Mr. Mercer gave any informa
ton which arrested Dorsey; he arrested in New
York by another charge, Dorsey in his evidence
that trial made the books appear the principal te
tmony to suhstantiatc the abb
Jedge Cross sworn, says-I attended the trial Of ka
in Last a W me on hat
son this evidence the fact OF Dorsey swearing to
the payment CT 500 by kanouse on the 18th December
1919 and the meeting the Sunday night previous when
Mercer alleged to BE- present. was the same az
the testimony given by officer Bowyer, the previous
witness went home on the occasion Of that trial with
the impression that the entries had been made in the
books at the tune they purported TO have been made
nor did know to the contrary until Dorsey in Sovem
Der, brought before me on examinations and one
Of the witnesses testying TO the books having been
bought May 1850; Dorsey acknowledged to me that
that was fact; they were purchased in May.
Evidence was here read BY the court from their mi
nutes, showing that kanouse and Cole travelled the
Long Island railroad Saturday 18th day Of Decem-
Der 1899 The testimony Of Mr. Richardson one Of the
conductors Of the railroad showed that fact The fol-
lowing witnesses were examined briefly who were exa-
mined in full Collins trial to establish the fact Of
kanou~e and Cole being in Rhode Island and Stoning-
ton on the days in question
William Perry. jr sworn, says-I the clerk Of the
boat Alice, plying between Greenpor and New London;
1 kanouse and Code the 18th of Decem-
two men again on their return to New York Cole paid
for their passage through to New York and gave
IS bill on the Phoenix Bank Westerly 1 am positive
one Of the men was kanouse.
VIM Ransom sworn. says IL saw Kanouse at Coles
the 18th December, lsis drove Kanouse and Cole
from New London TO the Nadswannock House at Ston-
ngton they got out, and said they would give friend
Blake call; drove down 10 the American House.
Mary Cheese borough sworn saws Il saw Cole and an
other call at the house Of John Collins Stoning
ton on Saturday night the 18th Of December 1919: the
next day. sunday saw Cole in the house of Collins he
standing at the window
Gen. Burlngame, says On the Sunday morn
ing, about O'Clock saw kanouse and Cole the road,
tic to Westerly; the road was very muddy; saw them
again AT Westerly when they were under arrest recog
ized Cole at Kanouse not positive Of at
that time, but afterwards when ! him walk, / was
convinced kanouse was the other man.
James Waterman, sworn. says II reside at Mystic.
This witness state that he Cole and another
the bridge at Mystic they going towards New Lon
dom this was Monday morning, the 18th day Of De-
ccmter. 1s4p.
Peter b Amory sworn, says-Mr Dorsey between the
eth and 9Th Of May. 1872 to the exchange Office Of
r Burts Of Burling slip and Water street New
York and exchanged two $50 bills Of the Phoenix Bank
these bills mixed in with other money and Mr. Bur
It's selected the Phoenix Bank money and charged
per cent for exchange Mr. Bur told him he should
charge for that the bar khad been robbed
ard they did not redeem them In Boston at the suffolk
Bank snsps ctcd something wrong. and followed
Dorsey TO his ofce in South street supposed he
scted with the robbers Of the bank Informal
ton about the circumstance the police in New York
Mr.. shaw. sworn says-That Cole and Kanouse pur-
chased oysters coffee my saloon Monday morn
ing December IL. 1872 Cole paid for refreshments
IN 50 bill Of the Phonix Bank Westerly the next time
Keep at New London.
Evidence here read by consent Of counsel, from
the minutes Of the court, showing tkat Cole and Ka-
mouse likewise identified being in stonington and
Rhode Island on the day. set forth by Henry Rockwell
W liam VI. Williams. and Mrs spicer.
Edward Clark, sworn, says--f took the custody Of
Henry Dorsey when he in prison, AT Kingdom last
mb1r charged With Icrury as the prison was in
me what thought Of Kanouse's case; replied that
thought the worst thing Kanouse had done bring
him (Dcrssy) TO to that abb; Dorey replied.
wasn't IL the dRmndcst b. Il got up abb you did
see and said ny cd put Il night straight through
Dorsey then spoke Of his casc and asked what
he lad hest do told him thought he had Il within liz own
70 clear lnse Dorsey said he knew he had but that
With him be would not like 70 brosch the subject When
You'd II e s s them Know ~ as . a rsn h
said considered that Kanouse like standing on
,Is soaa drag .asG rsad !. he Saa Ssen
nm y WIN nm ,s LAY 1are 20 TAX ,haf;, q Dorsey
sssid ., /, him until b srrssS 3 G ,r 1
ne pretty s,eu, fellow, and ALE 10 mana = hiia
mouse 10 August last heard dorsey swear on tas, trial.
Kaneurs was Ntw YORK Tie l5th 10th aud Tth d
and rTi,sa Isy lin $40 r. books here Pr9Sssa pS
I resson on the time wa Tie we're
made =, the time they urrorted b think present
Iey him $40, either sunday Or Monday cannot
fIe evidence q Mr. william r. Shell read from the
m5g s snd Dot ne s,Da 10 SoTT
Nas,au por,sy 60 the ~ Day = NAY l the
HE cour, here adjourned until Saturday morning ats
o'clcck - =
SATURDAY MORNING APRIL H. lSg.
John TIT sworn says-I reside In South Kingston;
tie the Jury before whom, In August last the
evidence presented against kanouse; that trial Dor
,cy " II he kanouse In New York saturday
18th sunday the 10Th ami Monday the 18th days II
~ msr iss Dorsey produced bis books that trial,
exhibited the entries made therein showing
Il $50 made BY kanouse 70 him Monday the 18th day
n december; understood that the entries thus made In
lUuts the the purported be-
Mr. Noes svorn-Ths witness testified ~ - the evidence
~ Dorsey substance the trial ~ kAn0use
last Iunderstood that the large books pro.
8ucsd q sulstanate his cydenoe that kahouse paid him
II New York $50 the Mondsy. 18th December. I.le
ntrtod Dorsey 70 cay that The entries truly made
T. date.
arden r. Mercer swornsays have heretofors resided
= Louisville kentucky have known Henry &. Dorsey.
child. Louisville. Dorsey left Louisville
in az the Let ~ May. 80 Dorsey opsned his
No ~ South street ~ Wall sometime
Nay Dorsey removed or took another once ~ No ~ and
south street his clerk from MAY LIT July 81 the
nss New tine the rent sou
after kabouse Lsed In April. la was introduced
kapowse Dorsey who called kan0use Thomas TAYLOR
separated. kanouFe told M bis Tay
the trial Do AnEn.t game bore ~ lh. rnlne.t ~ IA