The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-04

S, tL. ina", oanes T OK, anu 1onu ~ noaIe,
were pfouRht up 10 receive their respective SEN
tences me court was crowded with citizens aud
friends OF the prisoners.
In answer 10 the question as to whether the prj-
soners ha6 anything to say Whv sentence shond NOT
he nronounced against them Nr ph,iIio. 81 thot
n;pa ha E,,nsh.d MIN av,th . -., aps saiu .nae
- ~ .onid raad pr.,,;ors - th;S ssn.olAous,
Wh.n " ouiu ie a. 'iJ ~: ~ nm, however ne
wouio s'ae W ,ne ouuis .oss Dan sss oeen kept IN
close confinement ever since ne mas poen arrested ON
this charge, and taat he Is sunering from pulm0-
nary affection which must shortly terminate his
istence He hoped the court would take these cir
cnmstan -es into G nsideration
Mr. Phlj;ns then read
me- A'es ~
THE STATEMENT OF WILLIAM OMAN.
New YORK, Dsc ., 1858.
On the day of Sept 10h 1888 Gregory Cullen one Of
the witnesses my trial took my niece away from my
house and uced her She has been under my protec
ton fo several past He kept her out mp to seven
angry She is in my opinisn young keep compa-
ny, and cid not think him fit company for her After
keeping Der out all day he left her in Deishbors hease
In aslec her where she hsd been I'll day She answered
tina, she had been with Cullen then said would cal.
Cullen to ar accc unit fer IT, was very angry. Cullen
came IN shortly after and asked him why he took my
niece away from her home and kept out all day with
out my consent he answered, that he had her To no IN
decent place ltep-Ated where have you had herr He
then answered that II was none of my business This
mace aAgry and I'D BIN was going TO strike him.
He said Was not able to- Six eight blows then pc sssa
between us James Fox was present and separated u.s.
Shortly after oul.n went to Mr. hatheWs' store where
he was bar tencer shortly after this John KsatinC
cane in he lived ont West and was an old acqaant.
ancs OF mre short time after this again, Edward
Mah' ny ana John Wsce came in. Tney sat down.
and commenced talking with some Of my boarders They
drank several iimss together Il was now between tan
and eleven O'Clock IL the evening Some of the party
then LETT and the rest followed. About eleven oclocs
Patrick Fox came down Stars asked him TO whsr9
TIE boatdeh We're a. wac aog 70 close the house. Hs
went out % the ooo aaa r-nlraea that they not
there but INA ihey must nave went u, TO the liquor
store Remarked chat W. had better cal them home
persons there at the time When went in told Cullen
that we might as well make up friends Hs said he was
satisfied While talking VITA Cullen Dr. O5b orn in
was talking with onllen at the time did not feel like
having niece ma de common tab Of, and wanted tho
mstter settled as easily as possible NY back was to-
wards Osborn AID did rot sss him come In as back
was towards the door heard him say he could lick any
seven damned lrirh sons of b-s and just as turned
round heard Longworth gay, he would not allow that
As turned saw Osborn biee ing fssm the nose They
then commenced q general pulling and hauling
did not any itrike. Longvorth got q
sword cane fr m behind the counter, when ali
ran out except John Wsce Patrick Fox, and myself
Next John wade went out; Longworth was in great
passion. beng acquhhted Win n1m, caught him by
Inc arm, saying, cont you go OUT you may take life
and you cannot restore it and you will he sorry for n
striking 1t three or four tunes exclaimed he would put
that the swoTd through any ons that would insult any
ter, and said these boarders. replied only
part OF theia he then said must 60 OUT and put his
his hand to my back and pushed me with great force out
on the SIDEWALK Itutned round called him scoundre
&C. aud ash ed MIN If this was ths treatment he
after preventing him coming out in the street His wife
then came out into ne and told me to go home to
went home with her. After gong home commenced
putting up my shutters had got two of my shutters
mp anc IN The act OF putting up the third when oce1
pnlion came up ana asked me where the row was
@ @ up 're ct nS ag % h suele ~. .ns
NV war, oAne oach sesli quo sseo ig VINO were ING
three men That AN into my nouss. ! toi, him no
.I e eac ~, ou' s'ste was u.u no. see nsn: Ae
sn. n1a h ama putting up my saa.ers,
80 nv NV uo House az snue my uool N leW III
it ne hcT.s came 70 .he .oor Iappso ana my we
.cf M ot ,ta u1 -, h anu . James FOX anu my
AZ 9. ,; ~ ae h ~. 80 " seofei vas akeh 70
w bip, Tba 30, n; 81" o,n ~. ~. Sla no. sPeas.
sbo1L ha head ana aid ny, 70 nov as s @ me-
-. ! -; -, y" ~ -. 80 " nv" ,uo uu nos
cd ,p,n @ s seI .ases oelo.e 1asuce Wehn
sfterrsrSs h.. I'd - H. Ss ~ M 0aSo n l' a.
an INQUEST W. ud be held by the Coroner Knor;no mv
inr nni for fear that might eusin be i'm
the Coroner ri eff e and there stated that iu
tsIded TO be prsant at the inquest The Coroosrs jury
DID not imilicsfe me In thu affair | was afterwards
spoIanasa before the Grand Jlry was not called or
then bssc shs m ~ anrn ss eco to tSa wss
chaIe ed with the murder did not know who was In
the shs night question: who was injured unit!
after vas arrested; after ] got my shutters up and
mik co IN, 1 saw John Vale and Edward Mshony
d ,. saS tssm 10 ana .aea
thor, .;a "a nn .. .ae nsu,, msSs " yer seen
after came home with INV wife nor did say e. anv ons
@sive 1t to him." or go in or 'gye it to him good
Not expecting survive this lie long and making this
as dying celebration further assert hst this is every
thing material kno~ OF the ARRAY that resulted in the
oea.n o. nr osboin further stats was acquainted
th ~. r"~ .,en WON Out, ~ oe.ser issnss toWaras
s,sts thai h 10 ~, ds i,i 1;:i aso iuf .i1
for the last Avs years
The Court then pronounced the sentance "a f,,-
lows - fN '"0 '''''A0e - ~
You were both indicted for the crime Of rurdsr and
the jury have found you guilty of mansauchter ia he
fourth degree think that this verdict wa, entirely
justified by The evideD,s. appeared upon your ri.
that the Mornt which caed the death Of tina deceased
was nh,eaed by knie also appeared that that ini,s
M ~ .he % w.ae VINO mas not csen arrested.
mnose the h;absst ssn,sn h;o ,S Sse y p.oosr 10
but az they now exist and Considering the nroof nbc
has been given as to Jour nave not thought
it proper inf ct severe sentence The sentence of
the Court s that 30 confined in the State prison
the space Of t.o years and ten months.
Inc District Attorney then moved the Judgment
VI VIC Oouls upon oacs liz uoare, convicted OF the
muroer OF susan NJ AnnanDy.
Inc usual question having been put to him
as to whether he had anything to say why
sentence Of death should not ha nronnunced
apanst him the prisoner made a brief atatannont
denyin tbot fha 5ood had haa, ao,o-;,,.II S'oA''
N'o ~ w ~ " WON u0n0 "iiAiJ'
STATEMENT OF HOARE.
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