New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21

two gold chains and gold ring This servsnt gri came
INTO the room and undoubtedly saw him count he money
The bureau containing this property vas 10 room sdon-
Ing the bedroom II Mr. Psrmeee and tns e"or sng 20
IL WAS le open when he went 20 bed DE rs'red 81 =
oelo"k and left door unlocked % ann TINS gr sn9
the sDooss left slightly up tn from sick
ing In fifteen unues after he went 20 bed he heard the
door below open and the girl as be supp"sedl esme Ia
She y.n. nm sta,rs-had on shoes shortly came down
without shoes and into the bEttsry Then 'he wsat
hack 10 her room be heard her h@e, but heard 20 more
,bsf rigt- She got 10 about 81 o'clock next morning
tie usual tine He soon after 90, up and noticed that tbs
d4.k and drawer open The book key Ised
70 AL Ok the GEEK He that the watch money aad
iexelry were gone. There were marks apparently ~
bands on the fre-h psint Of the window and he
thy we're msds from the inside He went over 10 Samuel
Pecks t. consult about the matter
The Court ruled that what the gr said il the cIrvoy
ant could not be received evidence, If repeated
by Cthefs
M Psrinel4e continued Biz evidence He said tia be-
found the watch and isverY in the veil on th- g II
April bot be hs. found the money II belonged 70
him solely He bad not shown this money-intendsf n
pay out 800 OF il peIt morning The painters were AZ
TX on the house the dsy before the theft but they did not
cone the 1e1t cay lie examined the well because Mary
Rich the cairv.ysHt, ssid the watch &c. were iher-
found en- as she Hafa dozen persons advised him
60 there DR. smors botanic physician went sirh him
he hac not converssd with the sl be ID not think per
SOP could hsve gore ouof the window without leaving
more marks A bench that supposed to have been
left the night before n ar the fence some distance h 'm the
house found under Of tne windows next morning
Mrs Psrmelee coIhImed the statement Of her husband
IN several particulars She watched the gr closely after
The theft and reQa sied her 20 stay her faher tie
night he did she 'ced also th4i The sr bad used
campheIe lamp il her tie night o. the theft fid
hsli burnt ous thng that she never do before Bsre
her husband returned from the clsfvoysais she Ms
Psrmeee suspected the gi and the 2 told her several
tines that she you'd . hr the truth abos; the matter
She asked also II the painters didnt steal tn money
Zip OF psper such - j. us-d by Banks in wrapping
rouuo Sckaets Of bills was found mar the house vita
words on h-"Meriosn Bsnk-slt0 Among the pack
sg.s stolen were $500 Of Merideu Bank bills
ILL., sa~ss
fed that she knew nothing of the facts in i.-ue-hs -he
ecu 10 not REMINDER sDyttrg she had said when IN the
sl..p She knew oay that NJ Psrmelee ana DR. sinons
cane, and that her father put her into the sleep.
Eben. Ter Ives who had been appointed guardian OF
The pri,onersbe being orphan and 10 years Of s<e-
testified that the gr confessed 20 him oi the
because she wa retiertc snd tar sae nFeT the eEey
IN the well Counsel for prisoner objected % h- evidence
SIC bore hare on him b. being the protector Of the girl
but th- Court received the evidence
LesIder Psrmeiee testified that he charged this girl with
tie theft the 2-h Of April he examined her trunk bat
u nothing On the 2sih told her the wsicn probs-
BIS the well and whom il TecOyeied sh0Eed II -
Ter She much itaed He thea tod her that he De
litvec she knew where the money va, and II II was DE-
suoyed and she could tel how perhaps they could get Il
sgain ron the Bank After she had confessed 10 Ms
Psrmet she also corfsse 20 him and said she felt better
Ann Dsgnsn testified that ihret- used To- AXE tns
prisoner cor ftss that Miss Cook said she had good will
IT, box her e.rs # she ddn confess sc. The prisoner de-
caIed she lot guilty, but as innocent "a child IN
born bot insy sad he would own l. to please h's. Par
II
TIL. father Carvoyant said that when he had put
bis daughter 10 sleep he put DIR Simons in csrvoysn.
nunicstoD with her and he examined her IN relation
to he sto' property. But Dr. Smoos not produced
as witness, upon which the counsel commended with
effect.
So far as the girls confession concerned it appeared
that she strongly charged with the het-he watch
shown her but she so-mnly declared she was nno
cent thfp said confessed 20 please Mrs Psrme
et-dhectly sitter asserting that she innocent
child uni born God being her Judge
The trial clOt I'd saturday Mr.. Capman spoke two
hours and bsf bearing ssrcssc.y upOn csirvoy >nce,
with frequent inquiries for Dr. simons, VINO
the clarvoysnt Examination He cOnd lcted the
Ie with great sk, The Aer HareH Co.yter declaring
that bis whole spee, sb- eloquent, snd very
" genious The other counsel acquitted themselves with
ability.
After consultation of 10 minutes the Jury returned
verdict Of Not Gliry.
There exceedingly tight places 10 the evidence
sns the girl but she could not have been in nge
Irus bsDds We do not personally know Mr. Foster, bu.
have heard him highly spoken # OF sterling sb
ty and IS for Chapman, all know he Is much more
than dDary successful in getting the hard spots
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