The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-09
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standing rrsr but dis not hrsr us and he sufcosed he
after the box Captain Rows gave me paper vita the
nsnle on s.kcd ~ pos has been left for person
iect did NO, .ltr them ar parrr Q.--was the hame
Churchill 4 sssosy' Al ssnk II was said :
scr them nr soi Il th,ast sherc was sometsis
wrong and would ~ write uy own same. :,
Odd Captain s.ovc tell ypu to write John Wilson,
Al Don't think hStod me- to- gst any name.
Q-whsi did you ie with tbs box when you got Is
AcAptsn Rowe toe me- to put it in ny own valise and
tas for We key az4vcnt up stairs and got IT, and
never sag I sftersart: e the cxpsos; once believe
to sny r wis soeewhero issigth av ,nur.
Qrl,l aid yoa not i ron thought was wrong say
Al snaat kssw whctl - 70 say a-5ili,w to him or
not a. my a.ant you asy yan theseh, M y when you,
home {ianeassf) had song Of the jrreiry, pair OF
cuff pins ana ariys ggse .a.ring TO cru pf the young
Charles; thc rvad "a the coasr q Merer and canai
streets. -
mr. Brcdy tha.xsd' ,s~ 'Distrias Attorney
sr = s4 Iss ss ss. 'fd, Si,ir
knows an nkouti il gsurher) If rhay be rt 'ie habit
Of going round the Hty in dgu-s. ike B.rsun nj
l. ssn'a Mr. a,uSsxsen ax sr rsiaa sss go in ,,euse
Escnswel ruehter) 'Aos- only 4 ; that wheeo with
jssss nsssrgeoms, aH,ensn SUI ,e.s We proved t.
Wy tSec.uss: -, a., -, .,,a. -. - 49,.
n csps sr v SP, sT ring
thought il ~ right tist (aughtce don't reoiect
a IL fiS sss sss ssSsS s%s
q lilo you recollcet gvire sOsne nwastto man who
s ssnla ssss d Ganl strict Ii nde,.
Did you give any awnya'o a man a2 The railroad
20 What did YOU give the sb- man? h.-Tworncs
AVID brenst pin-(examnatio anyU Uuced) net waa hy
siguaturc omo,imes he In TIE H. s1de
sometimes not
-Re.evamincd by Mr. Blunt S--who int Succd You
to the house Of Mercer md Canal strcsts' Dob
A--Capt Rowe. Q-Did he op,t ssop in that house
NIL night when you did! (ohi~stAd to- Nj Blunt
would show it important i'm this oonncotions lie
wora not hazard an exception or st unicss
he isls i was important pertinent ara legal snd ne
between the witness and Capt. Rowe.
Mr. sandfcrd rcplied-The Tina they at
liberty TO examine the witness hmsv fs+w, that when
(for he man for the purpo,es OF crime)
on the stand TO swear his own conf s,i crimes
Other they entitled to have all hts psonss hktory
particularly the gentleman had opeSdny stating s
they could not try Capt Rove on any snE cimrss,' -
Mr. Blunt made NO charge hs only Wanted 70 show
tho intimacy As the other side had MOB he did not IN
qurc the character Of the house Thers nothing
show that Miss Livingston did not keep gaiy respect
able boarding house loud laughtcr)
Mr. Rrady-N'e don't suppose u wssany. .,.sne clse.
Mr. Biunt.-Or that Miss Josephine Charles ras-Aot .
very chase, virtuous lady.
. Mr.. Brady-oh' no Move don't suggest eash . thing.
(Re enewed lhughter)
Judge BceLe thought they had gosc al 4fur IA thsy
could. (Ruicd or laughed out-wc coudi'" sscertaia
Q--bid vow know Gcorgc Brown AMI wiise. Al
,, have seen them 9-R.ha,d EaElss E -: - Did
tficeg x-Ics; he the night wetcrnans bnvc scsn
him and Captain Rowe together objectcd 10 a,d ruled
out
The District Attorney then put sorc questions. az
to Brown and white. hut IL objected that tsey had
to seIara trials the object of which was that one
should not be mixed up made accountable for tho
acts of smother; neither in the direct crossexamna-
tion hnd they been alluded TO- and no conspac
necton bad been shown II they believed this wtncs at
all thCy must believe that Captain Rowe had dcyrcd and
executed the crime alone (A relating TO Brown and
" hito ruled out)
Q-Wcre you ever sent to the Chemical Bank with q
check Aies. objection taken as to my particular
che ok other than the in question: objection s,stain-
ed QPror to presenting this were sent with
any other checks: A-ycs.
10 the Court.-Wness very intimate vita Rowo
md IN the habit Of going on crrands for hun
Q-bid he ever give you any money A-lcs; about
Shcn witness told Rove, in the dining that sc had
een arrested. Rowe said You need Mt trouble YOURSELF
We burnt the papers keep cool and be quiet" When
,e out fro IN the bank he Captain Rowe the
opposite side of the way, and again at the os
'hurch and Canal streets, standing the TO-
yards Broadway lie frt stated that Rowe had forged
he check the next morning after his arrest to Captain
'uInbull (1be Register books from the Haven HOUSE.
here prodeced the entries compared
With the writing on the check and the receipt in Iarn
70 Mr.. STANDARDIZATION Captain Rowe said sc had
,urnt the papers witness supposed the President had
he check and he did not know what papers he meant,
QDid you ever tell any one Rowe not the person
Who forged the check, A-Not that am Of
Did you ever ten police officer Robert Browne? A.
not acquainted with any Robert Brown Q.-ADy
occ oficer7 A.-No Q-Ever tell Mrs Beach, A
70 did not Q1Nor any my other person. No
Mr.. Blun-i for the present, and unless want
i'm to robut.
Mr. sandford You can't call him TO rcnut; We viii
eIut him (Laughtor)
Mr. nlunt then called the attention Of ttsjury to the
urcs in the register showing tha the arrival n Rowc
wIiting) in August number Of the &C. coin
idod with the witness evidence.
Witness recalled by Mr.. Blunt-When vLowc was writ
ng in the he thought he the ink from smaH
ottlc of blue ink and he thought he uscd steel pen
What other writing were tssre IN the roomy
ted IN al doulO
Inc ground that such inmatcra corrobs-
ation-ano the witness was at length. suffered TO with
lraw, apparently little fatguod any of the
listeners by his four hours examination
Robert J. Buck, pay teller at the Pacific Bank exarln
nd-Mr. W. Latting kept account there; the cheok
produced presented about soek the 9Th Of
Nov mbcr by the boy who has int loft the stand
bou2ht II was forgery mistake as he found Mr..
.aing had ouy about half monay enough; then scru-
inzed it and satisfied with the signature; took
given TO him by Mr.. Wes:, of Wess Broad
way and Canal IT very close imitation Of the sig
Defendants council admitted, all that Whoa he ques-
ioned the hoy he did not qua but appeared rother in
gnant at being questioned. Wtness took him TO the
President. Mr.. 1ilden or called Mr. Tdcn out!
Mr. Waripg Latting exasained-was f,tercr carrv-
ng business in broadway; had, in Novepber last two
torres Nos 4l2i and the other to which Ea had moved
$50 The first Just aadcr the New Haven House.
Witness knew Captain Rowe first became acquainted with
him two years ago; intended to be nina re check pro-
luced il forgery; knew other Mr. Narng Latiing
In the afternoon night the day before the arrest
Woodruff came in to purchase sof.sthinQ; the frst
time knew Woodrs,a when Rowe had proposed to
get tenant for the store. and ask for tho young
man at the bar ON the day in question Rove and
man down to look at the store which partly
closed they looking round, Ind ia the bae part
while he conversing with them Woodruff came down.
and wanted to purchase flter witness told him IT.
weuid him dollars and half; he did not pur
chase but bought bottle Of wine btcrs and rcquestcd
me 10 make bin for him and receipt l. he repes ID
the request. and gave him 1t do not recolect IN
name but understood it wssfor the house up STAY :
and that the he wanted the bill l.. > "a
nearly dark in tho store and could be eSI nc
writing as at ordinary times Rove lct inmeds "a
after the boy, and closed thc store Rove socE -
In the store they were walking abort looking -,
had the boy before TO his knowledge, A., ~
know whether Rowe knew where he (witress) ~, ss
banking account never had any bnsincsa d =, -
had b,sn with Mr. Robert II. Elton b1 ~. 49, "im
lton had his signature lie had hlr EitS 'ea mr.
h, mica Bank u. Have you any and nss' , ~ on ,ne
- ~ pp,S fnn;,",a ~ ROW wa -, king acbouns
- -. Nv In