New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

-, -, Gang Though. they might nye very
snug ,hey pIeased. Mrs Dean sssed me 20 1i'
ADD So, down with spck 70 ~ nam I'M 80 a,s
%, nt that did not strike him VIII rfy sticH Oeo'eH
rrrhed At me he ordered me out OF tie roon urs.'
had nct time TO leave II he'd wished 70 90 20 uu' >.
~es ROT 10 leave Il won't there wen, the.e eusI "
mate reconciliation or 20 BRING my daugner a. 10
,tncs awsy did not 60 % take his propsI'{ Olt -
re. her shfre did not expect any RESISTANCE IOiI -
u taking then away he let then go away 49, ~
ont making any reestance the frst place 80" h13N
Duffy was Ia the hall how he got there % ny1 ~
did not cali on Duty for assistance nor uu aIy ~
.ise 70 nv knowledge Duffy was neaVef ma 'an
Dolsn be was & young man did not sc o"eI Vulg
IN aIe, 81 byo.bcr wa stabbed don't know that ny
,on took any part in the fight heard nm cry our
about he knii did not any mark Of blood on Do
Ian tll after Duffy wa STABBED s4w Diy siAe D'iaA
VIII the whip now prodnced) over the head
Ncry Am D0anelfy sworn-Am - ycars Old the last
saI esf wa my Efber went 10 huDerry-Ft the morn
ing o. the feht n 10 my sister my athef came ABOUT
~ o'clock; my sister opened the door asked my 1tner
how he wac and rogue ted him 70 III down, Doan and
he co,nrncnced guarrcng; my father called him deg
AMI think struck at him with stick they began -
fight snd scuied 20 the stOop, and Dolan called me AMI
my sister VI and struck us both on the stoop; my
kther there 10 take my sister and her things home
tecause Dolan jealous Of her and gave neT bad "
ng; I did not see Doan stab Duty.
Cro.s e1Gmined i knew my father Vas u come tnere
90 take sister and her things away; did not t5i ny
sster q Il sitting quietly az dinner when my
father csme ny mother told me % stay With my sser
i.H days, because fhe not sure my iaher woui1
brin2 her away, but THOUGHT he might make peace ~
the time Of the difficulty Duffy had whip ater the
light between Dolan end ny father ne sent 70 my
brother for q cap and nae; the Two Duays, PdncE
Crow ard my brother, coming toward huDerrys st.
Duffy had a whip; | told them my father wa almost
kill1d; they ran along. / followed them back When
Cot back there great crowd In the house and
The stop they rushed Ia did 1ot see Olhy after
ward until DE stabbed ai brought out and put
Peter Baen's cart.
Faaries CyoreH. sworn-Work in q saloon sometimes
under Hugh Dusy's store on sth June nc, II Duty IN
his wagon, with load Of -four, in Springst, near M
hnft; went INTO store corner Of Spring and X1lber
~ ff with the two Dufiys and two others, and we all
drank Gu, and were standing on the sidc1ak
when the last witness came up AMI told az her iahI
was nes rIy killed we went 70 the house: raw Mr. Do
len coming cut with her nose bleeding next D)lan
In the entry with ravCver and pointed u n DOnney's
heart Donney caueht IL and took II from hun, aud
young took from Dounely, md then drove Of IN
wagC then saw DOi0n and Duty hgEtng then saw
DOsn rase his arm ard f<rke Duffy Do inward he
then fen AGAINST the wall AID soon cfvard was
brought out and put cart ard brought - the station
hoO the knife was pocket OF dirk knife
II was ir'ed by one oi the Witnesses that he under
stood the difficulty between prisoner and his wife 10
have been caused ty bio being jealous Of butcher in
the etrect.
Other testimony was presented shelving that FIVE or
xix were upon prisoner 10 OF them twist
ing bis neck cloth I'll be black ia the face one
striking BIN over the head with the butt end Of the
whip. Two whips appeared 20 have been used He
cried murder and finally jumped out Of the window
Itwas also shown that prisoner wss very much in
Iured, having seven wounds on his hoad In TO
questions az his examination be said he n years Of
age acsrpenter by trade, born in Ireland The knife
shown was HE and tina; whatever he did IN defense
Of his own life on his premises.
The testimony for prosecution having closed, hessrs
PhiIips and Brady puqgestcd that nothing had been
shown 20 put him upon his defenso-what he did was
evidently in self dcleDsc.
The Judge also, under the statute 80 cOnsdered-it
we, NOT only case where be had 90 fear great
bodily harm but such harm had been really inflicted He
thought the Jury should acquit him.
The Jury then rendered verdict OF Not Guilty and
che prisoner discharged.
The Court then adjourned 70 Saturday next