New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

Saier he'd hefter permit tne counsel
say who they wanted Court TOT the purpose OF reoosm
uon.
Mr. Min. and John Jegk ms were called 10 DO sworn ~
officers 10 take charge NJ the JNry
The Coun then Adjourned uatil thus nsning 10 'ciss
FIFTH DAY.
s.rURDn, Nov -. 1851
L. 5. CIRCUIT CoURr-Judgcs Grlsr
and Kane The Court met at 10 O'Clock, 20 resume
the Chrlsuna Treason case. The excitement to
hear 1t Is evidently on the increase. The passage
WAYS were crowded to greater extent than on any
OF the preceding DAYS.
The object that first struck the eye on entering
the courtroom this morning, was a row OF colorcd
men seated on the north side OF the room. TheT
were clearly IN their appearance, and their heads
and faces presented strong presumptive eyidenos
that they had Just escaped from the hands OF thu
barber. These we're the c0lored prisoners alleged
10 have been engaged In she treason at Chrstians.
and numbered twenty-four. They were all sin.
larly at,ired, wearing around their nechs red.
white and blue scarfs" Lucretis Mott was at their
head This We believe, is her first appearance N
Court since the trials have commenced
District Attorney Ashmcad contended, that II
Kline was asked any question by the counsel for de-
PENDANT reference to either Of the prisoners being
at the scene where the alleged treason took place.
they would be bound by that wer, and could not
contradict him, As 1t was upon collateral issue
Mr. Read said, that an order to facilitate the case
they would ash the prisoner to name those who were
there and 90 omit asking questions concerning
those who we're not there, so that aherward they
might produce evidence 10 show that such persons,
as were identified by the witness, were not present
atall twas to avoid Keeping so many wttDesseS
I'm atte ndance when could be dispensed with
Judge GTer said that IN case OF this description.
they would not make any premature decision MS
not necessary TO prove the identity OF the whole
one hundred " no present on the occasion men.
toned II is IN this case only collateral matter. IL
might be raising here forty or nifty collateral issuss,
having no bearing at all upon the case of Hanna~Ay
The application there fore was not granted.
Indop Gf1pF said that they could tot Try thirty
eight issues IN one therefore the examination will
be confined to the prisoner on trial
Question BY j. W. Ashmeaa-Yon said that you wsrs
careful sCur conversation with Mr Cooper nov tel
Nj Stevens OBJ ectrd to the question.
The quts tion Oyeuuled. The Court SAID that be
had gwen the answer lie was cautioned IA regard 70
Question by Mr. Brent-I saw Mr CoopsrM ChrLtAna
the day Of he murder he was one Oh me Coroner:
fell and he had better opportunity OF seeing more han
r, X NJ Lei met Mr. Scarlet coming up on horss
which a sweat he Was no, At the scene Of action
as saw.
county Md resided and do reside alongside Of the ats
kdvssd Gors1cb an related to HIM ! am nephsv
| accom- AIMED Air Edward C0rsucb, IL kne and sthsts
to ChnIt IN Inc month Of September last arrived
there the morning Of the llth Of Septsmb.I last on ~
ward the wes, heard bugie the sound was act re-
passed along the long lane and before to tho
ho lane black discovered aud chased 10 the
peIt a, in the rear across IA an ansie ana
reached the house received severe blow from mis-
sic from The house over the night the missiles were
Ispt no fo some time before the read AFTER
could mob effect entrance 10 the house ths
wsnanis were read Kline called for ths proprietor the
wsraats we're then AIKEN ou andI cad Tor josh ksi-
ssn they read by the Marshal he told them he Wa
The Marshal they we're read 10 the called the pro-
pTieer he conversation was kept ~ in this .aY the
Manhni SAID be had come TO arrest them and that Nc
RACK. ap stsrs asked time consider during ths tim.
the prison rode the Marshal told hun the case sad
ask ed HIM which hs positively refused 20 do he
lapt lue a BY ms SIDE who $50 Fcea
them aud the the hO<Ie said you had better 50
nom, md not come hore to make arrests you can't do "
he csr iusd ard said som.thHg about blood, could n
tel what heard the Mashai tell the man ON the hcrss
The Mars sad that had better 90 they gath
eTI strong for make an arrest they came In sIest
.1a s Sa. snd he
10 the Marshal that had better ge together and dsfea
ourselves as well As we could aner that the piscs ss
between my Wcie ard myself, they were yshins here
another parry passed me singing. we are free ssw
Of my urces slaves rnnnng apparsntiy WIN aees
mpstion shoot he was m the attitude Of shooting ny
uncle str rk on the head VIII cinb ne on n
nav uncle. .on DcI.n.sn Gorsuch with pistol
the Aitute Of shoony THINK heard tssrspor o. nis
csps az well as could saw Hsnnswsy near the creek
Isn up him Joshua Gorsuch overlook nm sad ssss
hnn T. loan him his boss, seiIt ne ASKED Hsnns"p@
ares. tbs egroes be SAID he coud do nothing for US.
forsoi 70 state sa the blacks wers thought about
giving W. uni HaAHaway came up ~Asnshey saves ys
Irecognized Noah. Of my uncies slaves the blow
.eceec gave me black eye staggered also recsi.ed
Will, among the blacks shot the wrs and two shot
"a The .plne my clothes grea, rsny not IN them
he ..p the frst gan saw hfed was from the window
81 my uncle told ny uncle that gun wss pointed sus
q the sdo% AND 90 ,.r y nh a1 hd Re
were near enough hear what sad for they occupies
zoe ssde Of the road and We Ae other -.
"A Dian Of tho psce laid before the witness, % that
ne coah POINT out the precise localities Of tho psrne' en-
gagedl ,.,s p,,.
.ss house the Marshal was Ia the long lane se cysn
hsds is,enisg eesrSsn syse , ana am h.Ss wsrs
about eighv negroes there: AWAY a, the time was
n,t,c~ an e,caDc saw Dickinson Gorsuch the nsrt
m9rnIns prostxate condition n p ~ 80 ,Sa,,M
ne LAG nc, recover fs separation ysT hard. and
fever high poss vey fow 81" Jossna sssuon - 'hs
5000 sft.r she week at h01s ~ Mafy1Od no
49, Rcd he had wound IN the head. inlnrns the ec-
eiorai bone /. affected his mind when .s.sd Hasns.S
~ ..r thai Joshua and myself continued up ne lane
ran along Of joshua for Tune eut hn1ns ths;
ny ~ saw black .tie shs head with the butt
end Of gun he fell forward hss eo'sts.,oa w. ~.
- no had come there tina. he had better ctsd away es
gave me very decided answer wnrh struck me
tbs, oceasia 20 which Nj stevens objected % the
round thai 4, making the witness Judge Of manner
hw'ss...-Its ccnyenstson was angry both sldss:
there dsss,, group: Of rs.e' As ss,. y sss
~ n.y N blacks who came from the house wss aef
TIE reading Of Tie wsrran, TIE hr,ns eomIsnssa q tA
sbi,k ts sek- cenld hear the reading Of the warrant
80, bsoo for heip from ths house % We we're coming
M va. about hftsen steps on when the coavessnos
- Iacs3etween TIE Marshal and Hannavay Isaw ssme
,eyes OF eigh. ruAnng from the hose towsrd ths
cy.sE saw several negroes thss day riding up On nosss
bact they were certalng armed saw Noah rnans W
TOW ard, the be d the party .ns car. %
on horseback; he did not cone out Of ts noass sssss
n,cLinson Goa such he had bsedr at me Ia9sa.
nrst have proceeded om hemoh age q ne Isrss
Crosserammed-At the time heafas vac -, s.. en- -
tetvesn Kline and Hannsway nn - az ..,x sna ~
lane the mouth Of the sao n ass 90 mi ss a..
p@soss ly the MardtL mssa Mr.. Khas; Han :