The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-17
Court Of Common Pleas.

ANOTHER SCENE IN coURT-TAMPERINa WITH A
JuRoR-MoRE TROUBLE BETWEEN THR BLACKS
AND THR JEWS-- CoMNiITAL FOR MISDEMEANoR.
Fss l6 becoming Iesi and o;heys-Tts case fur
nshed her incident 20 day At the sitting Of the
Court iniinda,ed TO the Judge that two persons
had used conversation to Of the in respect
the subject Of the trial at issue between the parties The
Judge sued warrants for the apprehension Of the per
soBs charged, and in the Of hour Alex snder
Chriateiar ard Edwsrd s. Mspherson were brought be-
fore the Court, in custody Of deputy sheriff. Tue afr
dss q shIs a. heS,rd g Juror was then read
expressions to him in reference TO thi. case.
The accused then called Mr.. II Clinton, one OF
TIE counsel Tor The defence to act for him professionally
Mr. CLIFTON then having consulted with Mr. Christel-
lar enid that sppeart to him that but side Of the
cass was heard 4. was proceeding to address some
Ths Judge raid that all this out Of order II the
counsel required an examination be could have it.
MIR. Clinton trusted that this accusation would not
affect the rights Of the parties to the suit.
The Judge SAID hs would instruct tae jury that the
conduct Of the friends Of either side.
Mr. Clintor-WiL tho court permit to ask the
juror question /?
se first 70 examine the accusedi 90 may submit TO
deciDe 81 examination.
Mr Morrison, counsel gos Mr. Levi raid that In ius
tce 70 bis client. he wished to ask question Ct The
uroc
The Court Not At his stsse of the case the accused
afy has been arrested BY my order after ae answ ars
the charge Yen then examine thr Juror
Mr Clinton having consulted with Mr Chrteliar AID
Sr E0mori Blspkman. scats ceuusel saii .hs. 4.
accused on the stand
Ths Court, addressing Mr.. MCPHERSON, sod aim that
he ao had been charged with holding proper
sstitn with joror pending the trial Of this
Er McPhcrson-I deny the accusation, sir
TIE AFFIDAVIT charging Mr. Mcpherson was then read,
ani he replied, Il deny it,
The Court then 'ad that ne you'd hear his after
the disposal Of the other His Honor told Mr. chri.tel
lsr thst lie need pot be sworn unless he desired IT,
Dir Cbr.tensr-I do desire II
Alexander lhris;S liar was then according to
the Jewish custom, and examined by Mr. Fl DIN
ACQUAINTED Shutpl A. n
juror 10 this cauee, II an by sight. --Have you
bad any conversation with him hs, he had any vita
you in relation 10 the trial. and III
Gil the circumstances and what salj by each Of
you "A Conversation passed 10 this court, on Satur
dap lat; IN jokeul amer said somethipg about
some oysters and the gentleman, (Mr Hebard) said
bad the advantage Of he had alrea had his dir
Dsr that's al that passed here until we went out
walked together as he going in the direction
that war was going to store and the gentleman
was goirg 20 ks school, passed into Chathar street.
ana sais N jotefu manner /" suppo,e going
% have oJsers making fun Of the trial the GER
emen stated he wisbsj me 10 20 up he would show
his school room that had the keys in his pocke::
Iwsnt With him far Duane street. at the corner by
the Shakespeare Hotel asked him wouldn't ne GO n
and take glass OK earsaparla .. his school was FL
NEST facing the Shah Hotel he took up stairs
into his school rocm showed how nice his school
arranged, and sad that he the manager. or
something concerned in it. he then mentioned to that
lie hsd ave jew chldten that visited bis
Sui jay tchoo he Sso said he bad lived with Jes for
IN 49, ' sna no.; o. = NY ngs man .ns ns s =. We
max that ne we've going t. have conservation IN VIII
M - 80. W. w H. s - r.
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, , a az iATtstion 'hinA WIZ ssna hiH two ths
'i9te'
Tie Ccurt.--Ocnare youctslgto ths cage, II is not
toe fer Aurntr or wit.
Witness = took his uar.s anu l.ft the school
-etse ~ ihtr IN! thing was SAID 70 this effect that
son rcco.leot ow bard it i to compel to psy fcr
rhsi ,oey never h0d II
Al tad We TN gofg 70 nave nBJ oyrtfis over
there a. TIE consecracnl aaa think they J send rs
= hli, psIbaYs Tor oysters stated, We Nil have
petty hVaty bi ior oy6,era kept furping about tbs
oyrter'; " wtr1 be petty hard SSH II they we're 70
ssr y Y ~ OH ioI o. sters
8 DO y"o fscClect Whist Pr iisbafd ssld oF Il NJ
gag anything y tiis connse'lon
Al a'bt1 bia yhGt NJ thought q o. ters; 10 thd
Le Nst INti fuan. aud con I e.. nn oyst+f.
4.--Ma,rt ~ III lest o'nyer.aii5n tsts place
An The sckoogscm, ~ -sA'rs where b. TOD Invited
ge % g, and aLoines gentleman Was waking about
tbere.
y Did Jou faY anyiftg vD.oh ycu baTe here re-.
peseo ~ the turpcee q iLb1eHtrs thH juror ia Quss
ten "a rtall9A 70 lie verdict V % r.nc'rol ~ TINS
clrse
u never thought q 10 th.ne tie soko u the thing
don't interfere with me either yay
Q--Did yop surpose you were saying anything IN
proper or Old you dstisu 70 cay sDythrg Trong
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