New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
Diss hour. day, face to lace worked as hard a,

he dis, ana harder
b. Mr. Cuipr-Was paid for nv work never
worked for any man without beng paid for II ;
worked before was 81 without pay Horace vas
treated as well as was, aterne was done nj, days
work he was paid extra, and could make 81 or %
week cannot say 10 nv own kno~ledse That u Dra:e
never went out OF Jne state l was absent TO Boston
10 days In lS43.
Mr.. Busted said that the witness might leave the
stand That 10 their case
MIR Culver wished to recall the witness as 10 the
aficsvits on which the warrant was issued. He In.
sisted that the afhcavts OF Nr. Busted ana M
Reese arc defective In not stating tDat Horace was
held to bondage by virtue of the laws of the State oil
Maryland.
The Commissioner thought that the cross exsmi-
nation had been closed. Mr.. Busted vigorously
ceBteEded as 10 the same, talked OF fanatics, &c.
Mr. Culver slated that 1t vas by accident ne found
out this morning where the man was. and he mad
looked around for hour without being able to md
him, and he AZ last found him before The Comnls'
sioLer ia this room behind wood pile, with tue
witness sworn and the Commissioner related him
time to confer with other counsel. Mr. Busted re-
piled, saying his sympathies were strongly IN favor
OF freedom, but be was IN favor of carrying out sos
Jaw, &c.
The Commissioner finally decided that he would
permit the witness 10 be recalled 30 as to have the
case fully investigated.
him az to the power Of attorney but objected 10 ~
Mr.. Busted
MIR. jay said II would be no doubt pleasant 10 Mr..
Busted to ship the man of by the o'clock fralR.-
The witness was shown the power OF attony. IL
was delivered to Mr.. B. yesteTday.
Q.--What did Mr.. Busted do under tho power OF
The xtness Stated that he saw Martin as he was
coming up from the boat did not tell me Horace
WAS arrested went to Mr.. Busteeds house about ii
O'Clock and woke him up; asked him where Horace
whether Mr. B. told witness to go 20 me station
House, &c were objected tol Saw H. this morn
ing at the Second Ward Station House there may
aanfh otz INV IA
AND Martin az 10 what the latter 10 to get out do
not know what 1t is; do not know whether Horace
was arrested on some other charge, or II ne was
arrested on this warrant while he was already under
Arrest; think MI Busted knew OF Horace being
fugitive before handed hin the power OF attorney;
told him 90 myself IN this City week or two ago;
do not think he knew OF his arrest when spoke 70
him last night.
TIE questions were objected to by M. Busted,
ami the Commissioner said to the witness that ne
ID ight answer the questions or not as ne (tne CON-
missoner) thought the questions had ALREADY ossn
Q-Havs you seen Martin to-day
Witness Mum Is the word.
swerins ~ 49, ~
The witness got up on the Marshaps stand and
sat with his back against the wall MI Jay sqs-
&c sted 10 the Commissioner that he had better give
the witness newspaper. "a laugh
IL vas understood that the witness, by assent OF
the Commissioner, refused to answer any more
questions.
Mr. Culver suggested that as it had become late In
the afternoon, that an adjournment should be al
owed until to morrow. The Commissioner said he
ready to sit till 10 O'Clock at night, and II coun-
sci had any wtnesses to produce they could do so.
Nj c. sai0 that there were some points OF law No
would like to urge, but he thought az 1t was past she
usual time of adjournment, and they had had nothing
to eat, that an adjournment should be allowed IL
~as with the creates, diuty found out, this morn
Ing, where the man was, and from appearance
have to believe it was not intended the ex-
animation should be MADE public at all. Mr. T.
shnnch n q MAJ faY M ri
adjournment.
The Commissioner finally decided to adjourn till
On the sojou,pment, Presten's wife, who had been
sitting in one corner Of the room during the exam.
nation, much grief, approached to where he sat,
kns s!ed down In front OF him and gave way to her
lsmentatiOn.
Mr.. Bus,eed, on something being said, remarked
that he would try the liberal spirit Of Mr. Jay, and
give $25 If Mr. J. would give $50 toward hberating
hand down on the table; Mr. J. made some reply
Mr. Culver said tina, Mr.. B. was very generous
man in sound al think" said Mr. c., cit is wind,
myself DO the dirty york and then turn round and
the latter was going out, tncy have got hold OF the
right counsel this time"
u. S. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-BefOre
J. Bridsham, Esq CQmmi.nioner charge Of En-.
deavor to make Rsvon.-Tw0 seamen OF tho bark
Gullford, named William Shea and Thomas DAILY,
were arrested and examined on complaint a. to
the above The men had shipped, 1t appeared, and
ready for The Captain gave orders to wcTn
"a, bus shveO uuty, euu IN,
cited the others of the it said TO the same
effect. They were committed.
SUPREME CoURT-Special Term-Be-
fore Judge Roosevelt -Shernsdn and wys against
B,rnhom and Others Motion on behalf Of Mrs. 6.
Burnbsm to be paid over certain funds in the hands
OF receiver, portion of the proceeds OF tho %.
tate OF the late Michael Burnham. Decision re-
served.
MARINE CoURT--Before Judge Cowles.-
Doyle agt. Ksndau-To recover for filing up sunkeo
lots, already referred to Judgment for defendant.
CITY ITEMS.