The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25


at le4 Liberty street. he did not sign any paper en-
about the 25th February signed other papers which
with the District ,Ss v,rs
the paper itself did not sign any other paper With Schlcs
singer were AL sosesnsr pnsh .nS
lived at that time; cannot rccollect what
the page that torn out Of this book far be-
there might have been il members for the Tex
colonixation but 1t is so long ago cannot recoect
did not put any military title to my name when 1
when l engaged Ingoman 1 asked him whether
he had any desire to join in q military COLOMBIA
colonization: answered in the Affirmative and he said
he would join; he then signed his and became
member OF the colonization; he wrote leaf paper
which handed to Schessinger; do not know what he
did with it, said that Ingoman did not sign the book
but he signed paper did not pay Ingolman any money
all thoee who entered their names were considered
members. and l had afterwards TO notify them
OF the time Of departure they being ready to go at
any time they could go stay they pleased; when
saw artillery infantry &C the greatest part of
them occupied those positions before they engaged
was nee to 90 or stay as choosed had more tickets
besides those Produced believe had hundred and
twenty in all gave them TO the in Eighteenth street
who wanted other tickets because they had delivered their
tickets the captain who promised them the next
morning at O'Clock; don't know the captain know
BURNETT he not the captain mean believe he was on
board at the foot Of Eighteenth street. but he not
the captain BURNETT arrived in carriage, handed
letter the captain and told 20 from board; off
there strife TO get the from the ship only
with one, who was thrown from on board; were not
put board any canal boat Diana had just arrived
from South Amboy, sent depuation to Mr. O'Sulli
van for money; he gave Mr. o's.'s direction, and
put his name on one Of the cards; that was the
next morning towards noon) after we prevent
ed going up that event to O'Sul-
Ivan; did not go to 0Sulivan's the night were
stopped did not say did so on my first examnation
said it about the times said it was the evening Of
he oath and the I'D were stopped; in our inter-
view with Mr. o'S. said we were so poor we merely
fifty Of the two hundred whom L engaged
appeared; l will swear that twenty-five Of them
came; besides those whose names are on the tickets
there were Rees, Hahan, sabi, Sabinsk Sc, &C. the
greatest part of those that came to the boat had not
aovs them tickets can't tell If any Of their friends
TO them of; all that were to go from foot Of
Eighteenth street. were to be notified by me except
ming and two others, who went for their tickets
resided this time first in A Canal street. then of
Chatham and Pearl lived there until the 23d April
do not rccolect when went there when left had
no home at all after departure tried to sleep
time with one, and another with another my occupa
ton is shoernsking have not got money from Ra-
kieleweZ he had lent me money, but that's my
private affair. which will have to give back to him
1.-THE Court took recess for an hour Crossexamnation
continucd-My signature is to these papers produced
the certificates think Rakclewiez gave SIS on the
81 one cannot recoect how mush got on the $40;
believe 81 or IS; the ST. one believe got Sl2
received from the cashier S25 and believe also SOS
from Rakelewiez on the GO days certificate my pay
witness ten shllings day do not recoec the date
received the SOS from the Marshal must refer you
the books do not know how many certificates gave
Rskielewiez believe four, each for month have
other certificates, Rakielswiez has them Rakeewiez
has deducted about the discount on all (tckets No
GO produced; / got those tickets at the office of
Schessnger; got this paper mo 6s) on the 2,d April
at o'clock in the afternoon (that the night went
to the beat y got the tickets at the time did
not get ticket for each man that to notify 1
ceiyed together with the tickets letter of written nstruc
lions from schessnger received more tickets than for
each passenger was to notify know these the
tickets i got from Sehessinger / recognise them
having j.. ) them; believe that these part
OF the others; put the names in at the corner of Pearl
and Chatham. 10; did not fill in the of any
without being asked; hled in other names in tickets
besides those have in my hand do not know how
many filled up or where they are delivered them to
the in Eighteenth street and at the corner of Chat
ham and Pearl remember that Rees received several
tickets from to deliver the men; cannot recolect
how many men myself notified to go board the boat;
selected six or persons and each of those notified
the men; know they notified the because they
ported so to and the notified came did see
any person notified myself the names put down
that we might know where to find them for the purpose
OF notifying them; never saw osullvan before the
time called on him to get the SIS; never saw Captain
Lewis until | saw him in court.
II. r Talmadge, the United States Marshal recalled
and depoed-These witnesses not paid in the usual
manner because had no government money at the time
had no knowledge of Rakelewiez dealing with the wit
ness in this
Cross exanined-The accounts in relation to the pay
ment Of witnesses kept in books; they my office
Q-Whl you produce them A-No.
Mr. Van Buren, cotended that they entitled to see
them. The Court refused order the production the
books He the judge said he had commission to go
into tho trial of these collateral questions Exccptiop
Witness contnuedThe certificates given the wit
nesses themselves in every instance; to my knowledge
these certificates {markcd 90 not in my Office
of them is addressed but il reached me;
the Others receipts to Eakeiewiez and directing H.
+ Ta&madge United States Marshal to deduct the |
amount and hand it to Rakieewicz l have
them deposited in my ofice-they presented
to me; am IL y Talmadge, the United States Marshall
the Marsha has money, il is the custom to pay wit
nesses before the is tried; don't recoect when
first paid witnesses in this
The Court did not think these questions would eluci
date this case at all.
Mr.. Van Buren proposed to ask the Marshal what |
amount of money has been paid by the prosecution in
this case
The Maroha,-I cannot say
The ludge-It is perfectly immateral.
Mr. Van Buren, propose to show that $4,000 at
least have ben paid.
The Court refuse to admit the testimony The 60
vernment may have paid 100000 and it is immatera
to the issue will admit anything that is pertinent
the issue, but this is not
The witness Tzceizack recalled by Mr. Van Buren,
d said do not know Mr. 0'Sullivan or Capt Lewis:
'ot know the English language when went to Phi
aieiphia ok who was in compapy with Rakow when
au ~ u, ay was next sworn His testimony was
arrested at KAHN Of Krakow This witness (Cadeck)
erved in the Hungarian chine master On crossaxa
Aiapka at Comorn. as ma command the trurnpeters
d NJ, ne ssla ne was 90 70 pay their board he
I'D not know either Mr.. osuliivan or was not worth |
l. being now dark. the Court said /. her witness
mile commencing the testimony Of any
his evening ,on.,s
The District Attorney announced to the defen. re
ounsei that the probability was that he would finish \,
etimony for the prosecution before tho adjournment
thursday dhs day.. He had number Of witnesses 10
be Fame point, but their testimony would be short
ADJOURNED to haf-past ten o'clock this morning
City Intelligence.
FOUND DEAD.-About four o'clock on Tuesday after
oon. woman named Mrs Knowln. was found dead =
house No. 42S Twelfth street. The Deputy Coro |
er, b. l.. Budd, was notified. when jury en-
aneicd and testimony to the effect given that she
ad been dead since Sunday last and had i'll for
ing time previous verdict Of death causes
nown to the jury was rendered.
FRE.-About halfpast nine O'Clock Tuesday evening
fire broke out in the large frame shop in the
o. Delaney street, occupied by A. j.. Kelly a soap
The 1rcmen were early on the spot, but
their exertions the fire consumed nearly
ne entire she'd destroying also quantity of soap
he Chief Of Police. Capt Bradford and Assistant Capt
parks Of the Tenth ward Capt Russell thirteenth
nd Capt Scatlin Of the Fourteenth. Capt Turnbull of
le Eighteenth. Capt. Brennan Of the Sixth together
it'll large body Of police were present
ynn fell overheard at the foot of Dover street. and
scued from drowning by officer Duffy, who brought |
m to the Fourth ward station house where he pro
'ry attended to-
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