New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

o. any OF the parties conne~tcd win M nosfa 49,.
On Tuesday esore the murder sceus that Sprin< hsa
iskea kis soa to tie house wAers the Carols a9fssa
victims hycd, and sess drunken brs~l described nn-
rfey IN the evdeoce. occurred On Wsiacs5sy youA
effort hs p.r, esees the crisae esiasasly s@ =
ateulpianon tn part OF tia evidences. and the -
c0an, of the murder, were Is ioeowsi
on Ms,' S..,sS rars.ss ssss sad - ss s
1 was home al day went cat sh5at O'Clock -
came in az O'Clock watching alan al day thses
wss . man came there who . .ooi deal IL llasH.
anS fthcr went out with him think his name Is rscs
or povle, be went 10 him safe home; nsxt sac -
TIER on "Wednesday aeht shout 10 O'Clock, he esas
and rxppsd a. the back door. he sad he wensf rea
Too,ss with two gris 10 81 rasrsks casrch he $40
be hsd beru down At Mr.. Crrous, aad Ne toaad ssf
that Mr. snd Mrs Carroll were sosns % esi the seu
night; be ssd Mr. Lynch ws IN Nesfe<k. snd there
would be no one In the hosse Dat them Two women.
be said he would tx them OF De nint sy Any
shiry shou, Il further anra THURSDAY nwaiss. ne
said he was going down there thS nsas s.S
wsnted me 70 90 down there With him. saa , So
would M so be ked me Ave OF SIX nmeS add ne -
angry with aud did not speak TO me unr supper sc
not out Of my asht thst Day was cnt n the ms's
ing and did not think he would 20 dosa IN the day nne
my fsihcr was not Ssry ss supper TIME be ssked use
TO sSe IN .sss 70 spss x.s sss.
ssked him 70 20 errznd for her she wantcd ne -
carry some books 10 Lccustst schuSkiu rard,
said would soon ~ saw where father was. set ~
books the steps and went into the bar has De -
bad Oh hs coat and tying haaiketohefa al IN
heed told him was going cut sad he ssid very weus
thought he was going % bed be did nos ssy Why he
was going to bed at that tune ett hum wsas ~ Ls
cust-st. with the books gave them to 9 woman via
came the door; from thus place VENT 60 Jsnircrst
between Market and Arch ! would noe have 60
out II had known thar my father not going co bsa:
went then TO Nonroes court and Lawrencest sssa
ther playing doinccs about two hours tor smusemees
l wasln company with Bill McLsne, Alex Gsrtiey ss1
Bill Feeney during the whole evening; Il was si Mr..
u n L.. -. -
to Mr. Mcliuires house about ten O'Clock. did NOT -
up stsirs supposed father was there, bad no dosa
about d. remained 10 the bar reading TAs P0s Gssss.
a neighbor who lives In the same house asked nae Il the
family was up; liz q candle and went 20 see, snl
came back and said no hsaskcd me II shey hal any sss
in the house; said ddat know, snd he told me 20 50
and Il there any there went and got hn some
salt while looking for IL | heard noise AZ the bsA
door | went and opened the door and saw nay tsfh9
outside said thought you were IN bed ! did thiak
he was in bed down ~ that moment; In one hand Re
had his shoes and the other he had three twenty dollar
gold pieces, and one dollar gold piece he put the saa
into my band gave the baker tho salt AZ that tine
had the gold in my hand under the candle stick the
money was wet came back be took the candle IRON
me and told me 10 bring some water up stairs gcss
pan OF water and took up stairs he had his coat on
there was light in the room he asked Tor th. moacy
and gave II To him he then told me 10 90 down stairs
and il they asked Il he was In bed TO say yes whes
went up with the pan observed the condition OF hss
shirt the breast of was full OF blood he had on thrce
shirts that night under shirt aud two linen once.
saw this before went down ssked him what erims
he had committed and he said he had killed them no
then washing the shirts stsd down stairs about
quarter OF an hour told Mcguire he wss waiting fcs
father he up stairs onecane In anddraak. su1
went up stairs father was then washing his shirts
looked st his coat 10 II there was blood on U;
washed il off; meant 10 conceal hs crime ss FAR %
could; ssked him what two women he had killed, sn4
he said Mrs Carroll aud Mrs shaw | said do yos
Mrs. Carroll he ssd no, mean Mrs. Lyaca and
Mrs shaw he lett the shirts on the table 10 dry they
aAtw In tharI ..A Is~. n..,.
Cihe witness Identified the shirts the windows
shut down be said IL harm 10 kill them. iof
they were common strumpets any how ! sske1
him how he got into the house, and he said thAk
Mrs. shaw let him in; there was q man and woman
in the there at the time and he kept quit until they
went out be and Mrs. Shaw got q drinking thea.
and he sent Mrs. Shaw up stairs to see II ars.
Lynch asleep he said she told id lie foS
soon a. she came down he made attack upon ArsL
shaw when he in the act OF attacking Mrs Shaw.
Mrs. Lynch came down stairs she said Mr.. Spring.
Il you save my life, IN give you all the money
I've got he then struck her and she into the at
room Mrs Shaw dead. and he thought he heard Q
noise the outside, a. II Il watchman he thsu
said Mrs. Lynch bad got under settes m the next
room, and he could not get her cat then he said he
made noise as II no going up stairs he took hs
shoes OF; Mrs Lynch then came running out 20 make
her escape and he met her IT the door he then said he
murdered her; be did not say how asked him what
he done ia with be said he done t with piece d
eaden pipe and my dirk; | asked him whore the
dirk was he said he broke 10 In breaking open
Mrs Lynehs trunk, and threw the handle away
in Georgest | told him the knife would bnas
detection and Suspicion like the oyster knife In
New York he then said, "Oh, leave that % me !" and
then said that perhaps one u the women would
TO life and inform ON him he said, when he dows
stairs, he turned of them over, and twisted tho
others neck, ssd found them both dead when no add
this, he caught hold OF my wrist and pressed he
told Mrs Lynch fought desperately for her hle he
said he got on bis hands and knees and watched bic 90
poruniiy for leaving the house. he said IL wa no harm
70 do murder for Lynch had killed many person In
the battle held he said he fire TO the house that the
bells are ringing and the people will make it
cdeDt De said that he burned bis hands in getting the
Goals out OF the stove he said the blaze was around hs
feet and what more could no do don't think we went
TO sleep at all that night.
While young spring wac undergoing biz examinations.
which covered about three hours oie his father sat in
the box leaning his upon the railing by which liz
neosed with the side Of his face resting upon his
and hs eyes turned toward bis son. inentiy watching
and listening 10 every word he said. No word cyuld
have escaped his attention. yet not the ghtest emooa
betrayed the fathers thoughts The sons
modest, Intelligent and respectful throughout and he
endured the test to bis feelings with heroic orttuis
When the District Attorney about 10 ask him u he
had a hand In the murder, Mr.. Reed said "AuhurI
am now going 20 ask you question, and want you 10
the murder Ike lad replied n manner s1 s1iasas
ly allied with emotion and tIufhu!ness-"h No, Sir, did
not"
While the prisoner was 10 conversation with Que Of
the Officers yesterday he was asked what biz be-
lief whether he believed In future state OF rewards
and punshments lie replied "fes, do" lie IVES
then asked, What be thought would be bis lot alter
am aware that nobody can effect this but God but
Priest sorin can inteFceee and pray for me"
He wss taken out Of the Court last night In tho
same manner as the night before BY the asrshsis on
morning he Introduced into the Court room without
many persons being aware Of biz presence and at 90
esrly hour, say little alter o'eiock
The crowd this morning rushed INTO the Court room.
OIgne al he ufts. and