The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-11

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ana The sGme hsu>iuer' ,Sssrs Bsrbs et1lssd i
the lsvreny was committee any tho goods
landed To this ccsnssi szc~ptea and thessIep-
Il some time came into Court and saeificy cnad ct
ssree The Judge Appeared rather s1P5ed and Al ed
,si, Sifsuy was that IL seemed Shssaex fram VIII
the goods were ATTRACTED wsS ladedht ALBANY aadky
on the wharf for hours: this wat&cforc the that
was diteovcred and might ave.h been committed thss
Judge Beebe said they were sot todraw sSon their ms
ScrI hand and had only acsees sbeseoods while ~
board 1t . in which, he thoHkr. they sussiy
at for ten minutes and II ahcy could sst agree vsa
them at six O'Clock Accordingly latter defiberA
ton Of four hours or upwards they ea~e I'm e the A.
ve5ethen discharged and thcprsoner sssicncsd TO NJ
months further imprisonment ON the fsaar conviction
rhs Court adjourned till Monday nosnisg
Before Judge Beebe and Aldermen Brissey and Francis
s..sm saz,s.s ., c... Sss E:s:. 4S. s H.,
Of this which commenced Ga Friday sMas resumed
this morning and, after Sustaining she court and
suittal The defendant Mr.. George Raphae Of Pearl
street Who it seems the .anufseturer Of certain
indicted for oountseiting that u Messrs.
Lea Perrin Of woroestershrc, Engiand; tie natter
stated being made from the recipe Of real obleman,
deecaeed.
GENERAL landlord appeared for Tie and Mr.
Mr. Rogers, bootmaker. and one Of his jquraeymen,
proved purchase Of dozen Ao<tles WOrcestershre
Ss S bottle M
vhlther the defendant served them signed the b and
receipt
hot he stated be supplied Mr. Raphael with an;
snch bottles could he say the one shown was mad
john Duncan dcspoeed he Lea Perrins sole
agent in this country. and had been since 1s43 ewa
then proceeding to give account I'd his extensive ina
pertations when defendants counsel objected to th
iashionabe mode Of advertising and gaining publicity
That evidence might be material in sivh suit which wa
now pending
Thc Court did not consider it at all materia and Wit
proccedea-The bottle produced was counterfeit,
he produced genuine one; (hcy both subjected to
asarsful scrutiny; the general appearance was SIMILAR
NOT on the he had never had
any conversation with Mr. Raphael.
peone who imported t. but be did not know any (ooun
el read the Of several persons lie did not
know whether they imported he had sold TO some Of
Il Perrin labels had been forged in England two three
years ago; did not know whether Of those counter
yits had found their way out here The advertisements
and testimonials the wrappers here read to Wit
amid muoh laughter; one from nobleman residing
OF the kitchen In Paris Captain Hoskn and his cook
So Witness could not speak as to the truth Of Theses
Coart here inteIposed. Mr. Brady said be wanted to
show they knew these puffs were untrue. Ruled out.
for sn too he ssnds had Known the
about ve years. became acquainted with him on board
shp coming ont understood his name something else
in the early part Of the voyage; employed by hun In
basement No S45 Pearl street; knew Of the manufae
tuyc Of article called Worcestershire sauce; Mr. H.
supentended himself it begun before he was en-
ployed there; he there in june July, and August,
lSl9 Mr. Raphael then moved to his store in the United
INTO such bottles as the sne shown and to the
store; they were made TO initiate the genuine ones VI
Asssrs Lea Perin he helped to put up several gross
cros o. nat know Raphael tn he met
On s sy M
that name; they out IN different parts Of the ship
M~vSAu A~~t NJ all
friendly terms then had been friendly Afterwards whom
'n mo- aud not known
that was criminal offence to counterfeit the sauce; he
ana be pss
by witness before the magistrate In February 1850
in is47 could not swear positively now whether he
neant lS47; thought 1t mistake In the date (Am
cvt continued that defendant had made the sauce ever
Then swore Raphael got the bottles from Andrew Ross
whc had been examined meant he understood 80; also
M aer he had left Raphael in ls4o Messs
sr hin In addition to furnishing his testimony
Harvey and Others and had made inquiries he did not
inform Mr.. Raphael while he was 20 engaged; did not re-
oost saying any tune he meant to ruin Mr. Raphael;
ever said 90 In with Edward Sturla Tho
Hooper, had said that he had testified against
ana s the hss been
irsiy ratutous up to the present time he did not
pct anything nor did he know that he was not 70 re-
Ann Hore Wife Of the last witness dsposed that she had
the cellar and the sauce made there she had
alc and Rogers were recalled and stated that the per-
on who sold them the bottles did not state they
Mr pradv "peued the case for the defence lie ought
explain TO them why he was not present on on Friday
mot aTare the was 10 De
February 1850, and had fingered along with
life to keep With '1 Ii: :..ev Sa
nerry galvanized into life the little bantng which he
|as nursing and which was just ready 70 die The
bin quaci medicine vendors and was passed like many
thers hurriedly and without due consideration. lie
W ret forth in these and which excited
laughter The object he commended was to get the
rtiheate Of the French chief Of the kitchen who
hoee time would be about well employed In publishing
virtues in peripatec style, bearing placards The
the protection OF manufacturers su over the world
BID was not applicable to this made In England
sm the receipt Of nobleman. as they protested lie
1d tasted the sauce and did not like it. General
andford did-there they differed. (Laughter) II was
semans might require stimulating Where was the
ud The only could be that the purchaser Of this
ndiment who wanted to titulate his stomach, DID not
it sufficiently excoriang and instead OF an article
tn royal blood in It. and possessing good pedigree got
mething purely democratic, daughter He also con
ded there proof that this not
nee. The sale was long after Hore had left de-
plants employment; and what was there 20 con
liable by indictment for the acts Of another though
might in civil suit BY the act, again, he might
counterfeit articles but he must state at the time
~ were So This a sort Of quack doctor morali-
y which he (counsel did MT understand, and 1t was
shown the defendant there at all to say so. and
Mid be liable for the omission unless IT were proved
was by his express directions. He then made some
cibe remarks as to the conduct Of Hore who was, by
own showing. fellow countryman fellow passenger
n partner in business trying his best TO ruin the de-
dant as he would show and he was moreover, an &C.
plce and would therefore according to the uniform
ncipe of law require corroborstion, and that could
be supplied by the evidence Of wife. On this point
re were several cited In Greenleaf on Evidence
ouuhout this latter portion Of his address, the witness
several tunes times interrupted counsel despite the
rts Of the Court and General Sanford TO prevent him,
Brady requesting him 10 &c on, as he liked to hear
talk Tho idea Of Messrs. Duncan being the only
orters Of Worcestershire sauce was quite mistake
then called