New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18

no srrsugeu4ut with any "a be thsre and went VIII
only ny brother hso par, IN or,si a. % IN ro' AMI
,r,, ~ ,s.fs the sibiity # Mr. ~.h sili ms
sth,eh have q bear the gr-ut-r por'"l oi ~ par
d,n However ease had 20 ne made out ara VI Poi
lips The riness Who s~vre shisid AS The n ransn'
u-.d Il make u For whom 'ud have "h'-u-d IrI
tsuly Dot the attention Of th">- 70 t1- u
~ranglrg aud 6ghng the noise VA TOO u" -nl nc us
tancr too f.r 70 b. heMd-~hi>tlng from NJ coon n-T
room in the bar room Blu; Mr. Philips hAs :" IN nav
whnted If FOR igns, AMI worn ~ = oNs- 'ni nv
ls but viii not ci Arseise il IS II deserves Dr -
ihst the pre-. Inch hAs borne such hand "a tins la' a.
vii 90 usi 20 ny feelings and my Intentions we're -
speak the truth relttivs % what Fhulps s'ors 20
IL has especially pleased the EDITOR ~ 1S if'"F1 v
keep this case open the public Scarcely ~ers ms
passed since the unfortunate affair occurred "a shi'
John Austin has not been the subj Jet OF some nt'l
renaTkst lesve II 10 far minded men 10 Judge ~lnr'
i; Il manly % attack through h.nn-i Ehich he
CAM, il replying might s.f-y speak at i'n r.
marks cOwSrdy in fact T. the language 81 ths TN
tor Of Tie TEHrc "rufisuly" Ii viii soon be sen
whether pOti sl sps has mt prompted nl,h ~ the Va
ve,tiye used sgsnst or not very pr 'minent n-n
Der O, is party has had S.O hi troubles Mo- more
than week has passed without his Affairs beng alluded
70 in The Irtjsre Certainly. Its eii'orA c"lans W.
not teemed with illusions TO the c'ss ! rstee 10 ~hsn
happened. tee. m the sanctuary Justice "a th-
occasion OF q recent loss in my family. you honF WAS
kiLd enough grant respite q myself and my or ner
tor this please scceDt grateful hacks We desire
also 81 tender thaIN 70 ths ahls Dsrt Attorney
al bis gentl-u Suy ASSISTANT the lmpSrtA manner
in which they have acted. Our oSo counsel Mr. Joni
Co,hr4ne vii not soon be forgotten by rs A. regards VI
Sch,Hs injuries regret them az mach As any man tor
| respect him too nu h 10 assault HIM or % inure, or
% insult him in any have read IN SONS of the
papers that ahscond i-rNn away from sentence Ac,
&c The Truth IL was out # tn city the gr-a'-r part
Of Monday last. About A VI, called on our coun eL
and b. told that he had not had any notice for
- 10 appear and having sons particular business TO
transact l-f the city but returned about Z and
having htsrd that our case hsd been cd-d 90, inne
Giaiey tried TO md your Honor. but was Oli On YOU
not in toEn hope This viii sa,i-iy ali thar dt
tend 90 shuk from Sentence To betrsy the confidence
Of my trienos hope your Honor all pardon the Length
4 bax. hfffu "a
sged moth.r-uow wards OF - year, Of and -ntir
IL epenceni for support love for my family Sho
k.en, feel anything affecting my reputation demand that
shuud make these rem trks Ihaukng your Honor TOR
your stfenton and trusting that you will BE- a. enent As
ynur views 81 ustickuo wing yodr Honor does lhS'
ih- injuries Mr. Scnel received were n { dit by ne
all permit am ready u suffer the p-nNy & be IN
hctec ned by consciousness that II ease ever
urTtd in which innocent man suffered for that Il
whioh he not guilty | So .ufer in th. lie never
meant To atsc' nd, but on the contrary gave ms Al Si
a. security, in he afraid he would do 80 lie
sgan repeated lis remarks IL order As he SAID that tbs
public n ud not be aborng under any apprehension
N relation g. the matter He had no more 10 say, but
Hoped that bis Honor would he disposed 10 be ealeai III
eIteLcng him.
Juog. -e,e in sentencing the defendant said he
entertain ID any idea of hi descending IL WAS no plea
sute ior sentence prisoners lie would gladly give
~ an the honor, Of his situation, cony need criminal
60 yits could 10y any possible means he abolished IT
Honor then reviewed testimony elected on the tti
aud b, coming 10 that part whore Au'tn shS X his
sud It Scs SAY ing II you'd not take much u punch
lis bead thr defendant Interrupted him and said that
sme of the papers pointing az The Irt5gm reporter
said that Il would lot take much 10 pun h hs ID
head The Court ssd that such WAS n the evidence His
II, nor ~ cortiuurd his remarks In bis opinion Aus'in
ought 10 be punished severely than those Who
vuh him ca The occasion. He never cpun synp -thiGs
with ri,trs q, he looked upon all such breaches ~ the
l.ace With aVerso' Arer making 4 few r-mVk- IN re-
trtuce to the evidence, h- Court -eut need I'm Aus
Ill e. te nprisoued u the P,nreuttry three mon hs
s1d his brother I.sc Austin to be fined o. aud 70 sand
cor mitisd until the une was paid
John Au-tin then came forward end paid his bro'h'rs
fue ssy hat party should pay his hns, as the public
LEV spsPtrs siaed.
The drteutsn, then convey - prison denoun'ing
way the rep r'cr- and pr'p-to~s OF m frtbHs
tor th.ir unwarrantsh'e attacks upon his Character
The Court then adi ourued