New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PENNSYLVANIA.
OhrIstiana Treason Trials.
Cxvssps,dsass Of Ths N. y TnbunA-
PHILADELPHIA. hcnday. Dee. !, 1851.

(,yisY and Kare.-Tke case Of Caster H3DwaJ "eSS
resumed this morning The irisi has loss an, ny" ADD
~ interest The Cont room was again ni!sI' g.
The usual eoneourse OF people gathefel AZ ~ Lie,
ssee ways leaoDg thereto The num2sf o. iao'e ~
present exceeded that Of any P,stTlFS ,sn S!
whom be loDged Ia the Society OF rem ~ ahseres
The Jnross who had obtained leave ol aoo 'aS
until to cav were called, Ghsh oliy ~ FSansIin
10 their Dsmes-GeoIes VI ~ jears until Mon
cay nsn h,,,s were RENTED this morning one chaIg
iWspnaway. Lewis and Scarlet Jonuy WIN
ns ma one charging Hannaway, Townsend
80 WILLIAMS with the same ohcnse
Davn Paul Brown SAID tina. he had suggesslon
to make TO the Court ne staten taa' g ~
dying state. He wished his cohdiuon misht oe aue
waited. 1t was probable he would not survive 'hs
nlals. ~, =, soo tho, hou,,
r,onsrlv cared for. HIS name IS Coihster wilson.
Mr. Broom said that ne believed others were SUI
fsripg among whom is Jacob Moore, one oil she
defsDc ants. -,
Miller Mott sworn II aroused on the morning Of the
ST. Nv scne sharp balloone suded for 'ooren wnen
You'd &c. hurt my SON got thore Grst it was little after
sunrise when got there saw man on horseback sG1s
the branch vhsn saw him negroes were oehu'T I, a.
think he nad 10 col oa Is nc a bS 70 a 5oesn me
ara the man on horseback; about IL VI ID negroes al
xssosd Tow 70 where under ihe tree an old
sso, cd man came o. stopped bi ana rad waat IS ms
zen have been dong this morning nc sau nave yscA
aarg ne,bny; he ~ - roe ddutyo3 h2efihe = boy
he STATED to Sbefs Dcsn vas ,ad s"p ~st 70
tnow ooe aboutt the cane 20 Dickinson ana
ns ansyer Then said oind what's he lsa
turned up his aud turo ed round aud the bao
mack t&ey went ard he heiG, ihcn NoA into ne
house Josiah C@rkson the c)Ttd MAJ soi ca s.nn5
high. and CRED reer, orter and t.e al zoe me Sl
blacks were running through the corn ed he vas LAYING
psafer he bars than he house be was no, nq ue@o n
wheg went up 20 him no one oie,ed 70 move III y, 80
Scarlet ,de at the mouth Of the long lane ms hofe
hs sws'y h. 5cd. s aG% me 6Gn tow whs he
won't ibsn tbnk 70 The mil Inc way thts ~ iahha-
vay would b, the road to the MIL would NOT e
rls it would be something less by the cora ,. iei1s
tho firing when got there Lewis iites aoouI
.ne from Parkers house Scarlet lives about the same
Question by J. " Ashmead-what the color of the
Wine.s-I do MT know the color Of the horse.
Qus,uon by J. Nj. Read-where were You at thai tine
,,m. on The read running down toward my house.
John Not recaled-I go' to this place about 10 minutes
aeait Il the fence could parkers house, they broke
eat Of the house Lutte after they came out hey hred ad
Ney fired at jous rate they were about 90 Oout-
side they broke out some were at the OF NJ
tie and at the bar did not white men
ming; did not negroescone up on horseback saw
three tour horses hched along the fence the DIG lane
dd net know whose horses they were saw one OF MI
Gosuchs slaves az they are called before they gh he
vac called john Ber the las, saw nm at the BRICK hin
BY ~ the time did any blacks in the light when
,oa S9soen ,cS Snrs Wy sos
some water for him held umbrella his mead
fhs soerses came up great fury with clubs father
said They will kl him Old Isaiah Cerks he did not say
apything my father ropeated; Carkson did
AnwerMy father said. save him aAd thon GARRISON
raised bis hands to the blacks and then they turned
bach. heard coloyed man, named Ezekiel Thompson:
az Sl@ s'0" ~ 'O0H ''' NV Wy '''"'' '' "''
MI Hrent asked VIVA, he meant by SAYING he.
MI Read objected TO the question, the ground that
repeating the examination IN chef aud that the
whs.,scauld not tell whom his father meant
error on tho part Of he b,y THAT he had used pronoua
Of the third singular instead Of the third person
IRE witness being inierrogaed said tha he mean. to
have used the word fhcy instead of he
Judge GeI said that Il very common error to no
Oe singular tor the plural when RarTalng s," to tho
Wituess-I saw Uannaway going along the lane ne
ress behind him shooting; did No; SOC whom they
M Read said that he would un6x the WITNESSES posi-
nnm abe lane For TINS purpose tho counse, lad the
disc locality Of The places named by him THIS portion Of
the evidence given 10 seect few, so that we were
unable 10 eb ain H. II was matter for tue Court
WitIss~Y stood in the rst position about quarter OF an
Asur before 1 romOv cd to The second.
Franklm ReisaTi, ai,ned-i az; an ALDERMAN Of the
Ss2 H Ii Elijah isnnawaT and others.
NIL NJ Read here in'erposed aud asked tae oodnsei
what he intendedto prove by the witness.
Mr. Brent said that he wanted the witness 70 ,arrae
conversation which took place between the Marshal and
! wanc,s-THo warrant in reality issued 10y Mr.. Gil
hon, The affidavit signed by me; he got abont fly men
and GewsioM MIR Leker's While on the porca Mr. Kline
weat W TO them and said, you waite i'eIed soeandIe
yesterday pleaded 10 you like deg for nay ife and stop
tbs eiashs from dung; aud Won would not; Laws an
ing; went MP and told him thai he must not create any
excitement there he answered hat he could hardy s0-
pres his feelings he however, eat away.
Cross eiaminsd BY mir Read-Ias no; AIR. Kline for
sitsble pair Of whIskcTs.
winsss-I thought he was very singular looking
Mr. Read asled other questions regard to the per
coal. ''''A"H'' OF @ Kline which vas stopped ' 'A'
CIsss examined lay J. NJ. Rcsa-whst did Kline mean
IN 10 speaking to any body 20 hrs NE
MI Read desired to show that no had before the Alder
men, said he had net heard either Ham away VI Lewis
saen spoken Of by the witness was mere ehGlsn OF pas
the pan of Kline MIR Read asked that the an
Judge Gner sald that he Thought the matter ele
ysAt. As Judge Kane about 90 deliver MS oprioa.
nr Read sad that nc would not press the msttes upoa
wnnsn-At the tine was taking the AFFIDAVIT, before
thewarEant was issued saw Mf. Lewis the spot Ia
ths room isaw haana~sy on The ground wthlsws at ths
hno he constable MAS dispatched in the crowd Lewis
ssssd ne tfht msht 80 10 Laheaser saw the constable
serve The warrant about loyaIdS from she oee 6ota
Quest On BY Mr.. Hren, THINK saw sIr Lewis IN the
room al the time Kline was giving his esaiGsncs IN Iy
william Proudfcet swornI reside IN S,assuie lancas.
Ger Co arr constable there the for tAe
.vst ef Ianna~sy Lewis and o.aers. were placed my
Hsass | MIssttd hsnnsmH Sad Lewis at Fred Llchers
made he arrest MY ef, hsnraway aud Lewis had ,me
& s ss, ecS a aSs sci , on SS SS
tee them had - aa.hoIlt, Kline came gP TO Ranaa
said enc word yesterday. Of would Aays
been kiled-you rather told them 20 shoot , Hannaway
heard nothing on either side a5SS, sessing Tor Ives
Cess examined By j. NJ Read did not SEQ Lewis and
hanaawey AT Serohers tavern beore tue warrants
esasd hysi saw bun at the poTch SercherS house
Twas Known among the crowd ths the deposition
taAsh fol the purpose of making arrests Lewis and Han
naway ia the cI0wd
MT Re al asked the witness IL Ne personallT WI ling
that the prisoners should Lancaster the poNt
Dsrnng. MT Brent 81 sgtel y The question
Wuness-rhey told that they District
Attorneys OF Lancaster. They the District A.
tsrney had nothing TO do whit net wllsag tAst
hey should 20.
Charles Smith asGrmsd-I reside III Chester COUNT AZ
NEAT tive nies nom Chllstaass rvcoect the m graag
vhsa Kline and the patty Up Tie morning v,h a
thsy came ~ coiored mar
Mr. Lewis stopped the witness q, ihis point ana said
that be supposed the called testify 10 the
had beea 10 before by AID Regard aal that
- had marked ON the affidavit ~hch he handed u tue
CJulN ths pats 10 which he should OBJECT appTehsra
thai this stands the basis other
sstlen bstwttn third parties
Iudre (rier sall-Wo Ii La irrelevant In