New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
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NJ Brady wished that the penuon 81 '9'd ee Peuesta
bv rsnsr sepg II but Mr. Culver sad he : not Pfessas
has not seen him siI Saturday, ou1 a. .sev, ~
would be present Inquiry WAS mAas 10y az, 49,.
avc be voice 4 shy person among 'no seuouo0
Uere number OF spectator. cOnred persons a. 1or
o,hsrsj he'd SEEN him. but there was no SusNe'.
said be ha9 rot sea GIN saos o--f.ctsd
NJ R,sdv said be would cal Miss Porter heFsen W ~
s,sr6 BE spoke ofihe character os iraiher, A. 49,. .
males to be bsc spoke Of hs hose aer i.na ga
h child A. hsr having adopted t~o other chafea o.s
90 vh,cb besides TIN she hiss with her They soGd nS
duv bui her course thus M hss been open to remark os
b.r intention j. 10 Sbsndop the course o DER o'7a"'s
i 10 take cars o. the child and 10 DO wei win u -
Mis- 2 j. full face. even featured woman dSk ey~
about mic ding hight Tie le giIl sa; BY hes SIDE
Mis- was called to the stand She seemed COCA seq
ss. go a. IN. noSton in which she wSs placed -
Ju6re Drer intnat,d that If Trainer show: poSs,s
right 70 claim legally, as father OF the child ny "
pToper 10 Give il 40 Il hu-othergie Il will be mate
II discretion srf 4 viii rot be proper 10 give 70 mm 70
be taken Alabama to slavery which app Tenty II AAos
Poss Porsr sworp~wss born at Halifax resided
first a. Mobile $40 bought the mother OF the caus
1913 or lsit for S5'5 sold her in ls4S Tor s9oV % ~
Hal q Alabama anegro trader she lived WIN me al nv
time except when she would show the bad temper asv9
spoksn OF 20 you Mr Brad4 and hired her our A. not
suggestion lived At Mobile during the time coming
70 New ofk occasionally or three months Leaving
my house in o. housekeeper saw fxpor three o.
four days after bought her he to thSwomAa
the ou;houses the South away from the houses ne
with her ia The kitchen be never lived ia my hoSe
b. reputed 10 be the man she lived With he never
hvtG ia NY house be hsd 4 house Of bis own and she
went 70 his house when went to Louisville he vent
there aud lived with her tai his house ready he
never my pacr what he stated 10 seeing liza regard
10 females IN my house never occurred Ooected 70 a.
too geueral She was Jealous OF him from going ~iss
other women. By JuCge-She claimed right 70 him a.
husband they hsd frequent qusrreis he was away from
her for time living with another wemsn Bmms did
noi 90 der 20 bis house she and the woman had hghS
ar the woman hurt Emma she came home
by Jadge-lt was said he went With other women Do
net know that he lived with other women only what
| W Mt d left
respectable oOiorsd woman returned 10 this City N
Augus; last; and went 10 Mobile again in December ouad
The little girl with Mr.. Morrison respectable woman
member OF the Methodist Church the child was born
about two months after bough; the mother wentts
il would sell the child to its father said Emma yos
know | like Jane and don't want TO part with her bet
viii visit her again April and then viii see what caa
do | went 10 Cincinnati 20 few friends ano wash
doubt whether 10 return or 20 to California board wuA
Mrs Garrss respectable woman IN Catherne ST.; Emma
offered for It's father 500 for the child have taken
passage for California for myself and Jane and iend to
reside there have little girl whom found In Csh.rsie
in the street her mother IN the Guard house, an her
"a ber dying have little boy whom adopted at Cha
ciunst have not taught the child TO read but told my
zen tad pied 70 nstruc, her and intend to instruct hsr
when am settled n California | do not beong TO-
Church but the child says It's prayers every night andI
teach II all can that ia proper for t
by Judge-WhSt is the mode Of life you intend to pursue
in California
A am on my way to be married to gentleman an
Fl gagged to. He - sgenteman OF education Ito wa .
CLERK here. an told At the Howard Hotel Broadway
Cross Er0mipsd The name OF the person am to marry
IL Asa Porter and that was his name here be came from
Saratoga here made his acquaintance IN CALIFORNIA; be
about he has relatives at Saratoga bat do not
know them | have been engaged 10 him about three
months il was by letter when came from Cafornalet
time sok the name Of Porter the child took was at
taa he'd 10 him and called herself Nelly Porter my nsmo
was Rose Cooper that always my name; my fathers
was Thomas Cooper he and my mother wers both
from Scotland born at Halifax in 1918 now going On
% do not know that my afanced husband knows my
age | DO not tell my age 20 gentlemen except whea
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MA in lsa9 had no gentleman Ia charges mn
Deneson Mrs Gibbs Mrs Williams, ministers wife were
on beard old hot know latter before embarked went
on the Pacific Ocean steamer TENNESSEE went In mans
dress having been cheated out Of my ticket and was
afraid would not get board | was destitute. which
made adopt the boy dress gave 81 80 for my ticket
which cheated out Of ard afraid could not get
on board young man named Smith, Il believe nov
lives in Nllmmsburgl was my cook at California; IN
dupont q several gert men boarded there had the
name Rose Cooper on the door had women and msa
boarding With me young unm Tred women also, mtrnsd
rsons but not living together The Judge said it was
conceded size bad kept an improper house Mobile anf
a'so in California; and thinks it was fully admitted
Had been AZ No l0 Mercer st., when was here before
suppose lin answer to question: was house OF Ill
ri ute
by Brady-I have a room by myself and do not go into
III psrr my oh ec IN going there because had the
child, ani knew Mrs Parker would be kind 10 her; do
By Cul.er- DO you recollect when YOU called at ny
Office saying, ofthe gentlemen your husband'
ADswcI-NO, Sir / me- DIR farlsnd and he attended
ne as a friend NJ Brady objected to being asked
y Juige-I have heard Of slaves being married IN No
bile ard called husband snd wife, Trainer and Emma did
not call each other husband and wife Emma ony called @
Charles Emma Is good except a. 60 pperj de
know whether che aud Trainer members Of the
church Smith called upon me saturday he said that
Charles bad lef The Cy and said he would have
fuss about the child Int would give II up to
The Judge sad the will be adjourned 10 10
afternoon ard Trainer Is not here the will be dis
missed
Dir Culver said would be proper 20 state that Sstur
Gay night this sent two 20 Charles Trainer aud
90 say 20 him 10 up and be should have the child.
lie out and hos not been heard Of since The Judge
said that looks as il he bad gone out Of town
Nitness-I never sent any such message any
two men I saw Smith IN the street, ard be said he
about the child 10 the paper and no supposed me-
did not want % stand in the street speak 10 bin aud
told him TO 20 my house.
M Culver asked 70 have the postponed 10 Wednes
day The witness and Mr.. Brady objected Witness said
er mind has been much sgated she has not been able
to do anything or get ready b 60 She finally ADD
sad they would e1snerae her from the charge OF kid
rsrn,sg soc would give up tho child and they could do As
they pleased whit The child well as herself began
cry freely.
The Counsel and others spoke to her The case wac d
jovrned to Wednesday.
SUPERIOR coURT-Bsore Jade oAxLsr
William IL CLARK ast. Metropolitan Bank
To recover $1,000 penalty for receiving ia part payment
Of note s2o bill purportng to have been made by an
incorpor ed Bank out Of the State payable At Bank In
which axes penal or Bank in this State to resevs
Any such BILL penalty Of $1,000 to be applied to
the benefit Of he party bringing the suit and sElecting
also the officers Of the Bsuk 70 be proceeded against Tor
msdemeanor. The charge is denied II Wa stated nv a
Young named a, James that the 5h July 1851