New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

here made 10 ssnd and the witness s-r sxsuin-
lbs their p~roos said the psntsloons resemble those the
prsDsr Hewlett but esnno. swear positive that
bel, The man who passed ne on the dock.
hob-f tPsryy ,eins sworn. testified similar 10 the last
witness. further sad thst the taller OF the TOO men who
psec HIM hsd pants se those upon the prisoner How
lett and both were bsr.footed Tue prisoners
y-x by ID. witness. bep be SAID k.r Eshoss Howi-
u the tho passed INN on the doex the ones
thought resembeo tn.t Of the one spose conpsn
ions the dock spd threatened 20 them IN the sane
7hc~s, Lyle, Captain Of the snip Tn Watson was
sworn, eno p-sthed the deceased being vschmsn on
board b.. v-.-e told THU morning that Ne was h0t
Ihos Hdnleg. policeman Of the Fourth Ward, t.sthed
10 having hearo the report OF the pistol ne snd another ON
the ship ana reschrs her tn, deceased
oci alone ne SAID he hsd been snot toox cnsrss
ri MIN and the other officer the do,k took
him the Station House and then TO n Hospital on
sf,a IN Pb.sIpis De 'P0se a'0o Il"
Net Drty smother pocem.n Of the Fourth Ward, tei-
h-o having last Tuesday week, arrested Nlehc,ss
Howl- for di.ordery he TOOK him 70 the TJnbs
sso bis companions. whom he arrested 81 the time
snueo the shoes here shown positive they the
HowIet ~ the zine sreited num- WI 20 the s1oes
brought % the House. this morning kasw
them, SAD r- rted al the time thar IL mist nays been
HUwl-tt who h h- ,st night or had something 70
do with ne gene-s otoriousy bs1 heard
that the Seventh Wzr Pehce had arrested snd
vent there and found Hewlett ana saul theJ were both
bsrs.ooted
sven testihed ha heard the sus ana reoor
a. piston snd % having board IN, Thoi W4son
be gDzec the prisoner saul having arrested him two
years for rooo;i sailor his character u bad Il
rot ee wore
ROOT 4ca--s n.,e Of the Thos Watson being sworn.
Dat the deceased natlve OF Philadelphia hs len
. GUY y clock AID the caoia and taraed
In re nesIa The reso.t Of pistol and tls scas aad
IunlT 60 up and upon ing Oh deck man qmo
lie s.cr aid paats tskeU. and whA
moreJ N TIE Pccke;Si the sitss found On decS nea
Is1eiSg Gi.ama Of the Fourth Wac Police who wason
bosiG Ire ship sttI Baxter scot testified - bavn seea
the prscner Hewtft she's similar 10 those sho
said they be!Sg the prisoner; I chlrscer
Etw AID Saul nOioGioGsy bad the cowhi5s shoe
were found under the bareau
Ckas x hr1-ios Policeman Of tue Seventh " ard.
haylrs arrested Saul aud Hewlett 81 81 o'clock
y,HeleaJ molniIg on board In. ins a. The hakaead be
tween GouveIneuI AID Ia, ksos-sts fJu4d - aud
matches ew!e;f, and saul one shiS nigs
and siehes found In the baoS apon which ioSlet
lay the arrested tins pistol; and seseIs
o;heEb ellea 81 ts baT aGd al came 70 IA coac's
sion that II had SeeL recenty rd' julie Wood vas aso
that opiLioL when We arrested them
The uTGeT The foot Of ye -st. boat iing
AlabF.ioe of the hrg With "a = cannot thai the
PGlsnef johnson IS INA man o"sh ne AnoIe to- same
the U the vessel ca "a me To arrest saul snd
He lett who faG cesled odi.e'eso BOARD Hewlett
sleeves; L. ithsr OF them bad CA shoes -
CA0,ies =. tay another o. the Seventh Ward Police
orD and ccrrObora sd the testimony OF che last
RES He assisted in making die arrest
dr. George Spciiey, Of the N-ss- York HosptN made
eXzul6ai0n c the BODY, and t7shcd 20 ns
Tne Coroner. q, tu- conclusion Of Dr. Suc!s7s te.-
,imepy ed ,urneo The investigation unit. II O'Clock TO-
cay VIXEN other witnesses will be eXsiat o. Ihe pis-
Oilers we've then locked up.
Loss OF LIFE on BOARD TIE HENRY
CLAY-U s. CommtssiOn1S QScs-Botore Commits
siuner Nelson The exapina AXIOM Of the parte, arrested
IN this charge of msnsaughier, was 70 nave
taken place sgreeably 10 adjournment, on "Wednesday
forenoon Mr Rdgwsy ectlng Dstrici Attorney, was
fully prepared proceed. Mr. Cutting appeared before
the Com aud stated that he bad been retained as
counsel by iir Coyer, Zone OF the owners aud parties
under arres and lad concluded behalf OF bis CLIENT
T. waive the preliminary examination as Il will occupy
srtsi esl Of time, and the result Ia any way MT 80
satisfactory would be II permitted 70 directly 10
the Grand Jury, and fully by TIE parties II an In
vesis a,on should be hsd nov, and the commang
ssIrtrste 6ecoeo that there was MT sufficient 20 mold
The rerties pubic you'd be satisfied. II the ro
sui, were a commitment the time occupied would have
been lost q. the shOle matter would have to bs gone
sin The parties have givsp security for their
appes rance 10 further action 10 necessary IN the
risre a,presont When It comes before the Grand
Jury be has advised bis client and the other parties 20
ne t II fair and square II after ADMINISTRATION they
deemed uot ~ be guilty. they Will be acquitted II
considered guilty tbey will have no cause 10 complain.
The exsml1,, alton accordingly waived. Dir. McMa'
bop appear. fer the parties and also waived
exsmL alton In regard 10 them.
ALDERMANIC INTERFERENCE.-We in
.ert the following mn uricstlon from Aid PECK rels.
tive TO bis se Interference for the discharge OF
prisoners from ststion-houses.
NEw.YoBK, Aug. a. 1852.
To me Editor of The ~ Y T,ioue:
Ipurce IN your paper OF fh's day article headed
McTe Aidtmantc In,ettrtRce"-!n which am Charged
with interfriing With the lice of The Sixteenth Ward
H. the discharge If piisCner remed McDsfm III Now,
have never during my official term discharged or
H,rt mpttt 20 dischMg 90 prisoner even IN my own
HaIc, with the exception ot tnIee aud In these the
charges were WITHDRAWN by the plai tiiis,) IL would
appear rather strange that should interfere 10 another
Ward aud what should have tempted tue Captain 10
hsve uirtpresented the case am at loss 20 under
Stand
The facts are simply these: Ga Tuesday evening
att Ut 5 Ociock gentleman Ca lei at my house ana
stated thpt Young nance 0cDermvtt mad been
srrestso By The Sixteenth Ward Ponce upon very
frivolous charge the Captain asserted that had he
been In The house. h5 would not nave tasen tho charge
end further, that he had sent tor the Alderman OF tue
Ward 10 release the prisoner, but tie Alderman bling
absen, City he did not succeed but Expressed
himself favorable to bis release hoSever, refused TO
interfere but gave gentleman discharge OF which
the following 10 copy, placing the whole matter al the
Option OF the Captain. whom presumed was acquainted
wi n the merits 81 the Gaze
CT, s.E,s,,os. XVIII Distinct Police;
s. You rasc t,cLrse body Of HeHr, Nc Dernot,
me Xyth Distract Pohce on charge disorisry
upon ~ to aIp-ar and aaw,r to MORO" mora
os 9'h course 'I tFcT ' ASn DST Ward,
Hence you vii perceive that the matter ~ss LETT en-
r-y optional Vito the Captain thaEii the prisoner had
Teesse him al bis (he ~ pleasure and to show
further thai such "a the Captains opinon' append
TIE foDo~i affidavit: ~
~ s-ns DUN sworn depa-s Tuesday
lie i-ih Of August lsi2 hs brother Henry Mrermott
rested and ta stsenth Dstrc, Pobee station Hou.. DE-
unen, brother vhea arrested aud proceeded u the
~'a',t House Capt Hoyi duy az the
u. alter brother, who hsi been beaten with the
dub, 81 Policemen IN Company WITH NJ addy d-ppnent went 70
Ala A. Deuaan, the purpose OF obtaining discharge Tor
o. r,,F-r. Ala rnHan home drpOneut returned 70
he >t.on House way be Mr. SrNts, WHO accompanied
i srry "a a House Capt Stevenson pres
81 det oent nou-d hn haf Dee bad -ri IN seesg Aid
On. Stevenson Capt Sss-n-On bad been atthe
ho uLen Henry he. Henry would have
er up ~ tegOnelt then wen; p AL DsnmAns
srtw ss fl@r~a .
Of svb rouent returned ih. ssn house and waited
there mil ~ occk NJ Tor Capt Stevenson who had syns
80 q, return durns Mr. N0he had obtained srder
4. croneut supposed TINE from All Pee. 81 ne Nsneh
Ms, 20 discharge u O'Clock r NJ Capt steven
. ,o hay,ns reformed g. house, dsponen
uaay and Noble, vent TO hs Capt house
X "a Al h ne and the door. M Noble handed bm the
order IN All Pect wtrh Capt received opened add feas
a.. tep b. Cart told Mr. Nub that he cold no discharges
g an ,b orcs, and turning deponesi CATS sad You
kpow Paurk that would di-chsrRe H-ny 10 moment rers!