The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

further p.real.s. ds1.ssd 9 5: pi.aaa Va. i hls
bssevsd Il 70 Be- sO ad not rsooect whs desrsl the
IS S.sSwisi.s q n, ssyd da not rseoscs .hsshsr
Mr. Boyd brought that paper thought no delivered the
ssrs0n. .s the p.d.; .stSrn;ys the nos u:
Aadwritng OF his partner, Mr. Campbell, who sso pre-
pared the bill Of particulars for MrsBoyd; knew ths Eg
nature Of Mr. StroOg, Commissioner OF Deeds q Had
the paper you copied rom Mr. Boyd signature to i'll
Objected TO by deendants counsel who charged that
the knew what had become Of tho original pa
per; easy for any at reference where they
all spread fer any to particular paper
thy And then bring snss Gs M
them with stealing the paper they couldn't GET along
without and 1t was too much for human oreduity.
Question repeated, and objection overruled,
| Alt is so long sgo, and have copied 20 many /
don't recolle,t anything at all about IT; have know
ledge or recosctisn witness had paper in his Of
nee containing the signature Of John Boyd which
purpored 10 6e further bill Of particulars in the case Of
kuckwap Boyd bat did not recelect when; thought
Judge Kent then among the file Of papers in ths
case after the trial he put them all tosether and tied
Ms sssns mem 4, mt asm N ts
for papers oos for it Yesterday when he received
his subpoena yesterday was the first time he had ever
been subp9naed tho case he spoks Of generally
OPEN that paper kd aso the signature Of Joseph Ssoug
attached TO 1T did rot reosect Mr. Boyd asking for
that paper; cad not remember ever making more than
one copy OF IT. thought there was copy In the Office
believed the craft there in the bundle when he
locked the original he only turned the srds Of the
papers. he knew the original by the endorsement he
aid Let then open the bunes the ne spoke or 81
e 9isns ws, me one 70 DC s9s 10 Grn aa
did not expect 70 find 1t he had heard his
Pertner, Mr. Campbell say, wsen ne looked Tor IT, 1t vas
and September they had clerk named Edgar Bsche who
hvsS he believed. in Freuty third street, thought he
continued urt January he bad no etnsr; no one ous
tnat CLERK and his had access to the ONCE boy
nan ed John Arnold succeeded Bache rs was tner
poy but now cut OF town In Albany saw his partner
nave holo OF me o9nde wneu ne sao he paper WIN the
seenosnts original signstuIe was not mere tnss vas
the nfss no heard on inc paper Deing missing;
coniu now swear posipveiy tnas u was not there;
was no, emPeyeo OF retaioee IN tne case nor nls
aimed M Ssssnd the civil ami. vhen Tie answsr was
served and the first bin OF par.cuars delivered: the v.
the hsnsvi,ipf u John l. novd Trhe first bl Of psrti
culars-the osipai "a council ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bsen
served BY my.,kke for copy]
oeo before h. copsn. WAS mase e''t -
Robert psell partner Of the last witness, exa
" prior 10 The delivery Of the second bill Of PARTICULAR
made the draft Of 1t usder Mr. Boyds instructions
not sxorn IN his presepce did not know Who cooled H.
cop,ed some uapsrs himss some was done bv hs Dart
sha putporea 10 be copy Of that draft with tho orr
the believed that it had also the arnature Of
joseph strong to the urat Thought the draft Was stu in
ms DsG no T. OF On dne
thrt n cosa on 10 the and y, Msv ,hs end samsnt
paper tno.cs of the gill Of further psrtisulsrs
INV n n0a se ~ ~ e
ther bill did not know whether Mr. Boyd knew where ne
nsss .na. ouIoe VI Papels, oouu nov auooun. oi ~
ous m @ sn W.. W. sd -.
sseu any o1noi paper ~ As suit nsu nos AooA00 ioi
| any o'ns. lnan LIE. ,.. e.
or appnea hor IN me ,or
lne purposo nasns we c.,A ere, ~ .ls'e ne ss
ing pager ana minated they couid nos tney woula
rely ON tne nrst oin coz s1e s.a!eaeh, Dus nos
so definite They would also require the draft to be pro-
4
my Sl ese, on Cross e1amination, saa Iney nae nss
Or s business meetings before the ne
sne p4Per wss efe ~ mem an oa. no oo not Iecosce
seeing A. the last Two or tnree DIS business there was
priDseipsny N ~. nak Wa the testimony. ,.,.
ADJOURNED th Fraay next ~ eleven O'CLOCK, A. d.
The Tables Tnrned published, yesterday q charge
preferred by James Leonard hack driver against Felix
w King the chief officer Of the steamship Washington
charging him with assault aud battery the said
leonard. Yesterday morning Mr.. King appeared before
Justice Boss, and preferred charge against Leonard
from boa dir vessel prior to her touching the dock
TO solicit pAsser gers under penalty Of 500 ue and
thirty days imprisonment The complaint sustained
and magistrate held Leonard to bail in the sum OF
$500 to answer the charge The complaint made BY
Leonard seainst Mr.. King was dismissed
1rret Of Burglars The police Of the Seventh ward at
about four O'Clock yesterday morning succseded in cap
turing burglars, named Charles Williams, john Viii
lams, are John Coles, . charge Of burglarously
terng the dwelling house No 179 East Broadway
pied BY Mr.. JoEish Macy. The burglars it seems ef
ftctd entrance by boring hole with IN 80
panel OF the basement they cut out and thus
paired into thu house They visited several roo a1o
couecteo koi pox, various sW1A dt-
tclss OF jeweiry And $40 In money, which they we're
asout OF when stopped By Sergeant Manwarg
Lyons and Mcmahon, OF the Seventh ward police
II seems that Mr Msoeys family were ont OF town and
the premises closed Inc roguss entered the house
daring the night and rapsacked every bureau closet
&c in search OF money jewelry, but not conentei
nth that, demolished and mutisted the articles Of
furniture. One OF the policemen discovering that bur-
glars in the house, sent to the station house for
aid and when they arrived the premises snrround
one OF the thieves made his way over The back fence
into the Of house Henry street. the inmates Of
the hoaie heard the thief alarm, and the police
man Labbed him Just he emerging from the front
door There appear 70 have been four bnrgars three
were captured and the fourth scspsd On the persons
ces were found which we're idsntihed oy M Macy as
ploPofsS p.pnsiIs " yrD ine scesseu pasuss NoIe
onNe1so 3usaoo WIN, WAo Soininiseo bns1n w