New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

doult hut the msn here the same that saw there hat
Mkt; when snd heard the prisoner before ths
CUrUDers Jury recognized his voice beng the same
,hit said You d-n sOs Of b-h" &c.
7fnctky GLEASON, sworn-Am pohce officer; on
duty thM hi; there were two other officers with ME
heard the report OF pistol ran down the wharf
Bsxie- ecrng NJ with BIZ hand to his neSk he sail he
was shot; gave him in care OF the other officers AMI
went to tie ship Jaw two persons taking tOant
rar of penisoous outside the cabin door With the peck
e:s ruined inside out thu was about o'clock went
On board again o'clock found near the gaayways
pair u Isten leather gHiter boot. went INTO te csDn
and found the drawets Of the bureau ell Pulei out
ard found q pair OF cslfskIn shoes or oEoSans and .
neck hsrdkcrrLif IN tho cabin knew the prisoner BE-
fore never knew hun 20 wear psteniIeather boots D.
fore hun going into bowling saloon tns' nisn. Ia
ChcrIy-sf there were three or tJnr otners VIVA I'm
il Wa ab>u. ~ o'clock and before the report OF the
Crosse as4,-ed-Saw him that night with ps,ent
/ o. er s-oes or gsi;ers think ne hal the same
Ct AZ On that hehas can only say wn&t ne wore ON
Ls fset were patent leather he staining within
about three lee; OF me. Is was starlight and the lamp
we also IT, 49,,
Police; saw Hewlett that night about lila o'clock. IN
towlngsaloou, No. 81 Cherry 81; saul snd Monaghan
were with him; stood the edge OF the steps looking
down; Hewlett In his shrt-slee'es; hsi black vest
Psnsna het snd pantsloOus the those now on
hin and patent leather CATERS his paulOons turned
up ssood there TIL Hewlett, and two others came up
ana trey sntng the way to another saloon
tl tracked IN, Saul ssked them to take sometnin{
10 drink; cot 10 be II o'clock and was relieved;
am g shoemaker by tade; saw pair OF g'iter ooo's
rext DIS at the Coroners Office which hsd seen on
Hewlett observed them in the saloon on account Oh ms
having his trowscrs turned up there were other young
siels the saloon, think saul wore pslr OF cal SKIN
brC gans followed them scrUes the street one OF tnen
| tcck a cigar ard Hewlett and Saul drank; the clock
struck II about 10 minutes after that the shoon wnee
left them IA five blocks from foot OF Oiverss; there
mark the paten, leather gsers tor me TO dis
tngIish them from other patent leather CATERS saw
he hsd pair OF patent leather CATERS on; bad seen
HIM before that with a pair could nor swear that
tie patent leather gsers at the Coroners were the
! came as those H.. the CATERS shown look TO
be the ssme do the cGLskin brogans look Ike those
| that raw On Saul
Coronsr Irss. sworn-Held the inquest; the articles
shown are those which presented TO by tho Of
fcers; the wrund of deceased was on the throat; he
| erpeared to he mSn a 30 OF -.
b. Mr. WAeGton-l can't say the name OF the officer
| tls presented them. -,
report OF the pistol; down 10 the wharf and saw
| MI Baxter coming up; he was bleeding ne criei'
speaking Of his children, saying he had tour In rhade
pha told him 10 keep his courage up ne sunk on MS
| knee. twice In going To the Station House
| Neil Duff, sworn-Onc Of the Fourth Wari folce
knew Hewlett about aweek before that arrested nm
saw that he had pair Of patent leather snoes ex
snned them closely; wus in the Station-hou,o wnsn
Officer Gleason brought some shoes there had NOT AZ
tnht time heard of the arrest of Howett examined
the shoes when they were brought IN thought tncn
| they belonged % Hewlett did the moment took
them and looked at them from Officer Geasons hands;
the shoes shown are the that | saw on Rowi9ts
| week previous | heard aterwGrd tnN Two men nhi
been arrested in the Seventh Ward Invent out and took
the shoes with me saw Hewlett and Saul they were
both bsreiooted; -sid HowleSt, There are your
shoe put them on :" he said they not his, snd
seemed ~ il lie did to try them on and be did
he had plaid pants and Panama hat, with black
| ribbon.
Cyoss rar.ined-I am Feather dresser but have not
worked al il for nine years have been the police for
two years the time arrested Howlett 1t wa with two
! fcualts took him to the Station House. and he was
fined S. anu let 20 again took notice OF MS p1ens
l.. 81. hoo niO |
/ them ! saw him during the night when he was win
the two females, and also saw him next morning wncn
! was taking him TO the Tombs oil the examination |
ever II ade Of the shoes while they wero on Inn
made no remark looked at the heels and thou t they
were creased II small for him, and that he 'ad
stolen them took notice OF the maroon nfron! Pur
plc) which wa not patent leather have beea IN this
country 20 ng 10 years told hun TO try tle
shoes On think the Captain OF Seventh Ward Police
I,obg Morrison. sworn-Know N Hewlett recolect
! hearing If a nrn being shot; was I'm company Win
Hewlett at bowling saloon IN Cherf ST. near h9o'o-
welt before that there was myseI. ho"le., "tialn
! Johnson Mclaughlin and John Mel sushin; Saul
came in while we were rolling we left about II o'clock
Icpme out with Mclaughlin H0wett,J Johnson and Saul
turned down Roossveltst, toward tIe wafer; I'd"
| them before TIE Coroner's Inquest sfterward.
| Cyoss-egaminsd-Do NOT know the number OF the sa
loon il wa below the level Of the street they dd nos
but directly down the street ana not accom-
nhny them LEFT them at of Roosevelt and C1er
~ s think Hewlett had on the same cost that ne mas
s1t on now do not recollect what shoes he had on
HeufJ
foot OF CuuyeTneurt morning Goth May watching three
different steamboats, the brig Islam was lying tn're
lad dog with me sound Ike boat atracei my a.,
ten;on; my deg bsrked, which called my atent'Qn
poke 10 III man on board andtod him thought n'ard
a boat he said i was steamboat sail no. h'ard
some taking | then went on board tho brig ana cav
two policemen and two others they were ii)wet and
Saul one was in the house on deck, tue otner par Ia
and part out; How let had plaid pants, Panama hat
ALL! @ shoes the pants locked Ike those H. has now
On; Saul had irock coat ON saw boat pulling to-
ward the rgs stern wth one person m her sDou, W.
rods of; told him to stop he made no answer ItN,
! hnn 10 stop or would shoot him. lie kept pnhns
shot al him be pulled toward Brooklyn neither 5aui
or Hewlett had shoes stockings on had seen saul
| Lefore go az 70 know him. - +,
C,oss eromintd-Ii was about 81 O'Clock whom fred
NJ the man do not know that hit him; suppose not ne
pulled off, the yistol believe, was loaded VIA Snot
! belonged TO another wstclInan.
Charles r. Merton -worn-One OF tie officers seventh
Ward Police called upon 10 90 on board the brig
lrlsn found the mate there went in search oil TWO
men thar were on board, and found them IN tne lore
| castle: they Hewlett aud saul the lhtr wa
I'm nm The lumber the other in bunk Hewlett had
on plaid pants and Panama hof aud In MS srt sleeves
when got down TO the brig man wa pushing on N
boat: 1t Wa too dark to recognize MN "as aonBsuo
Of Mr. Saunders when he fired In tho morning neht On
hoard the brig again. and In the bunk ~hero bowlet
had been found pistol such az here shown smelt Of
OF H. AID GppeBred 10 nave been recently oSchAi sod
the Panama hat had black ribbon OH IT,
Cyo.,eramfEed-It was about 5la in the morning when
went on board ngsin the pistol at the sde OF mo
hunk NOT covered up, but could not be seen uncss
per,op looked over the board there wa nothing in the
appearance Of the pistol which made me suppose ha
been lust discharged smell powder In II others sx
amncd IL - -. a..
! CAayles NJ Hay sworn-Seventh Ward Police ser
geant went ON board the brig about 10 or - ieet on
"a small boat the mate sad he though there were
thieye, ON board the vessel was laden wlth lumber
and the door tsken OF the house DECK saul lay on
two .pars and Hewlett in the bunk there was lamp,
nor III in tn bunk; be seemed 20 nave had the same
cIobe he las aot on now he brought his coat out on
his ann hey were both barefooted Saul was dressed
ia BLACK pants black frock coat and cloth cap sa" the
man IL the boat hailed him. and not ensw ering 'oe
", : ~ IN, The man ros,ed coward Brooklyn; How
len had has coat under his head and brought tunder
| his T.,
| DR. srskes sworn - House surgeon OF Hospital;
Cbayle. BAXTER was admitted about o'clock in the
morning; he md received number OF wounds In Tic
neck caused By sho; be had lost much blood e died