The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27


Crose -examined.-Can' say who examined them with
me; was the coroners jury; don't kno that COM
munisated to the Coroner anything about the spots
that ever communicated anything to the District At
torney about what knew about the spots on the wind
Lass can't positively that the wn az sb nsS cover 2,
the carriage house, saw some blood on the boards Dr.
Honiser had made some examination Of the wounds be-
fore got there can't say whether he cut into the
wounds and made them bleed, or not : I heard some
thing Of the examination Of prisoner ct Victor village
was not in the village at the time heard what report
amined in relation to the death Of his wife, and dis
charged.
Henry woodip, jr., examined-Reside Ia victor have
lived there fourteen years. Of the prisoner ut
the bar; am twenty Jour years old lived with father al
Ways until four OF h,s years ago; am son Of fathers
his second wife; she died in Victor; his second wes
name was Freelsve Richardson; she was widow, and
had three children when she married father she and
father married less than year before her DEATH
she found dead on Monday morning August u.s. lS4s;
he was married again ten months afterwards
Question he now live with his third wife! lob
jected TO and question withdrawn At the time Of my
stepmothes DEATH three boys end sve girls composed
the family; they are all living saw Hsrvey last,
five years ago; tepmotner had property in Perring
tom rhe and father moved there they back again ia
few months-in the summer; left ctops and the
far In Pennington; when they back 20 Victor she
brought her son. Joseph fifteen years old lived on the
farm while they at Pennington; don't know OF any
material difficulty between them before her DEATH 10
the summer she wanted me TO take her 10 Farming
ton, to the Quaker meeting; / went with her. sud
stopped with her 1T Dr. Robinsons; when we came back
fsther told me not to take her back to Or. Robin
sons again. the doctor was a relation or hers; the
house In which lived At her death VA burot up the
next spring after the Of her death three girls and
taree boys at home; Louiss gone away; the
woodshsa attached 10 the house dept in the wood
house chamber; It was lsthed and pssse:ed; the girls
slept in the maiu part OF the house stairs;
cspt father and mother slept the first 6oor there
were steps from the back doer 70 the woodhouse;
window on the south side; the welt IL egh
ct from tbs wooahouse; there all the evening of
her DEATH the whole family in the kitchen. zas
the except father mother 70 retire thar ngnt;
retired about pine or ten O'Clock; when retired, ia
Their sat by the table and mother sat al the window
not word passed between them during the even
ing they always occupied the ssus sleeping. room;
l always rose at ave or six o',lock l slept
In the wood house chamber thst night first IA
Their when was un0er the wood shed getting kudiing
for the fire be went rs far as the well looked In
the WE'LL went back few PAGES and picked up chip and
scrsped something of the platform Of the he
had gun, and then started towards the barn; came
bsck and shut the woSd house door there was
knot hole in the she'd looked throughe hole and saw
him aet down his gun and look in the well took up his
gun and went of; went in the house and started fire.
sister wanted me co get pail Of water took the pail
and went to the well; about half between the we'll
ana house met father returning with his gun be had
not been gone more than 10 minutes took hold of the
rope the bucket down in the we erked the rope
and found the buckettas then looked 10 the well and
mother In there; went back and told them mother
in the we'll don't know If tho boys were up; We went
to the well father wanted TO know We could get her
out was sent to the neghhors to procure help was
gone halt an hour whom came back nothing had been
done; the bucket under the body saw her dress
in the we'll the dress dark coored one, the same
she had on when went to bed she usually wore cap;
the shoes taken from the well they were part lea
Their and part CLOTH they tied up; mother Wore
earrings; there one ring oil when she was taken
frcm the we'll afterwards saw Harvey pick it up nesr the
stocp Of the house; went into fathers bedroom at
O'clock the clothes were spread on the bed 1t looked
II one had lain down the outside Of the bed
father told TO to Macedon and get Joseph asked
if should stop at Dr. HOLSTERS and tell him he said
passed by his house stopped and told his wife
was about ~ years old at the time.
Crossexamintd 4 was married i've years ago: Harvey
left home next July after mothers death father was
two after don't know where he IL took letter from
the Port Office for father, which supposed from
bin I at home all the evening Of the death
Of mother; there candles in the room I
got up In the morning Of my own accord ;
think | split little wood ! was in the north
knot hole, go TO the well; have watched him good
many times; he was not gone with his gun more than
fifteen minutes he had be out several mornings after
pigeons; he brought home none that morning; he had
gone 70 the woods 1t would have taken him half hour
ut ess the woods 100 rods from the house heard
fore got up; can't tell why did not 60 to the well and
see what he was locking att had necuriosity enough;
had cuso,ity enough to watch him &c to the we'll;
IN the WELL can't tel why did not open the door and
look instead Of watching through the hole
The court then adjourned TO rbursday
I'VE have the evidence of two additional days, but ss
the vefcc. hae been rendered, the following shows
We oui. it st Necessary
yELEGRApHIC
CAShSpAfGuA, Jan "a 1852.
The counsel finished their summing up this evening.
Judge Alien 10 his charge stated that II would be
safy for tbs jury 60 to what the particular
OF the death Tooain-E hetner abe came 70
her death by srapgulston. by bruises her head or
ohervia-bs'ore the pri.onsr conld be found guilty
the jury went out az hspass eight After being cut
two spa half hours brought ir verdict OF erLrs
According to tbs judges instructions, they could not
agree as 70 what was the par .icuar of death
Woodin Is to be tried next term another Indictment
for rape com mitted on his sons wife
Law Intelligence.
. oouRT o. ArrsAIs, Jan 2i-rhs argument az cause
No II commenced ye.terjsy--concuded No a. Gar
diner and another respondents, against suydam and
others appellants The default taken in this Gauss on
the 10th instant, opened motion Of appellants. and
cause argued Kerry r sheldon for appellants sud
George +, Comstock Tor respondents No rs, the New
Yosk Lie Insurance and Trust Company appellants
epaint Beebe ana Others, respondents judgment r..
versed, So. by default II Sheldon counsel Nos
10 and CO. called and served Nc 81. called and ps seed
No e. Put over the term. No 3d. Watkins app.ilap 1T
agsinfi Hewitt respendent. Argued John srothersoa
for appellant; George g. Scott for respondent No;
concluded at p. NJ
AFTERNOON sFssIoN The argument az No 81 ron.
cluded No 21 the People defendants in error
Niles plaintiff In error brought 70 argument john
CochIane Tor plaintiff In error Nathaniel Blunt Dis.
ti'ct hLtofnty fcr deienaapts IN error
JAY. 22.-The argument Of cause No. Oil commenced
Yesterday concluded No. si. called and passed. Nc
Sc called and reserved No So lbeing 35) called
and reserved No s. Black respondent, eyainst Cafe
eIpeilsns. Judgment reversed &c, by default. John
Mckeon counsel RIO So, Van Rensselaer,. appellant
against Kidd respondent. Argued Ch4rles Nj Jon.
kips for appellant John A. Collier for respondent Not
concluded at i NJ.
hrrEssoos sessov--Thc argument Of No SIS con-
oluded Nose, called and passed No 90 called and
passod NO 81, called ana reserved. No "a, put over
by consent. No. q8 called ard reserved
supRrMF CounT or THr UsIrrp sTATEs, Jan 81 -
Charles Balance, Esq, Of Illinois. Annoy uoibrook
ESQ oforegon, and John sherman Esq., OF Ohio were
admitted attorneys ana counssors cf this court No
sz james o. Achison plaintiff in agaipst
Auddieson. The argument o. this was contiaus
by Mr.. McKaig for the def ndaut in error aud con.
cloded by MIR. Nelson for the plaintiff IN error
ADJOURNED until TO morrow, at IL O'Clock A NJ
COURT OF ArPEALs, January 2--No ~, De Peystar
appellant, agt Michel respondent aud 40 65 De
register, appellant, sgt Snyder rtepondeut. These
csutes were Reserved, and argued az one Josiah
Sutherland for appellant, and Henry Hogeboom for re-
spondens. Not concluded at tvoP NJ
aurKrME CouRT or USiTED STATES. January 23
lss2-Eo 3d. Crawford, appellant VS. Points NJ.
tigree, &c This cause vas submitted the Court on
the record and printed arguments By Mr. Fuz for the
appesnt ard by r a. Ii. II. Stuart in behalf OF the
appellee.
Nos. % and Sd Darlington ct al plaintiffs In
error vs. the Branch Bank Of Alabama ese causes
were argued by Mr. Campbell for the plaintiffs IN error
and by Mr. HtIki for the defendant In erro~