New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14

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t.sry c.,'suies Of the Feenih attended, a.
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,sd Dr. A,foris i.'s-' ~, h. ii,nr BON an
ktHt n c.--r.d a ocrdon tronHo in7 q. ',."7 PM,
TO- ere - o,s-nsg ul,a TIC execution "A' ''
i,lfpast twelve q loek tae wrei ne. IN =
~ se"s' 49,. IN his cfll whore ne na@ lr W. =
><9s Va icrn ~ 80 eiaca the Derpetraho7 q" D. ~
MS - ,rsree 90 fbli 81 uisn ilu ~ ~
a. Ea stch be has suffered mncu at.us ~ -
DO a hrs 90. frary % ihe erPe ;I.,u OF ma!
fnpg ON fH t. ei,,c. d.. FIT trial and his uitn =
xbD 49, le gas eniir-y seifposses'ed. lie yeIs.
es.e.a ,r.,cence ~ the lest m 'ineht .hl W. .
~ eeiI 5sa him tie dsth- warrant be stii ASH ~
ftf,H !ea' zine said n s1bsaDoe-fOr BIS voice w
be- A. tas IN Vh-pertai he fcrgsve All +no
30 sens ,es against him 10 looked eE;re ney pl'e;
bsc % -. and body trenbed percepnOy, out -
aed h bno go. Il bodily weakness and the chill con
. ,sss:."i '' ~ ...,..,. c.,+,io Boyd.
-. ljsputy Sheriff performed the Office OF VII I'D
w. ~, BY means Of the lever before de- crIos 4
serd ppssiion ssd 70 have conllausa az
.nntes desh appeared n be almost
1be "a - ~ sye and n an Of better inof na'on
@s,p generally to be found among ~ the
rslhoB be had Sled previous 70 tns t iaborer Hs
erns ne H@ 90 "a; gro,er lie are very conflicting ana
t5 story as much doubted IS me nP 80 a an d.
ia As 10 bis lat crime. He has sa'a ,as ~ cI,nt
va sr~~sd IN Australia and again that ne was No'o
a. - ososd farm A strong Suspicion Wa H''sst
a. ~ 80 etaenepts that he had been cOnV'5. y
- ne renal settlements Of that Colony NeriAn =,
Wv ~ ha RS been convicted OF petit larceny l1ens
$3.50 sr highway robbery aud confined Tor SIX mOhuS
- Suffolk Comfy Jail Rsle ,sed from TINS con lnsls'.
- found employment on the farm OF ths h9'usi9 u
bpnSo6 Yarusan aged farmer living on the ooraer OF
xI,esd Pains where he appears TO have been ueaei
IN much kindness and consideration. Inc OLD nan
4bolJ consisted Of himself biz wife and young gir'
ftair grand daughter r,, vi, ~
d interest in the County al the time t9elr
rrrer &C. from the fact that IN the first instance tney
srt,d suspicion strongly TO another party, whose nn0
fce yas subseauenty entirely vudlcated. They were
bTeay bese. On the I'd Of March ls52, hutchinson nav
mo pfeyousy left his service the deceased had dispute
VIII German named Horoes about some very ting 'u
al money H0rhes drew knife and as TAR as they cOuu
understand his broken English, threatened the o9 nau
ho rereaed into the house and the event cauSsd 9te
terror 70 lis wife and granddaughter. .u. .. cath.
In the evening he went FORTH as WAS hrs CUSTOM 10 gtn
fr eggs and fodder his cattle and not returning
wbe had called sought him and found him close 10 tue
barn with wound in his head. almost speechle'S ana
1pintelgibe Brought into the mousse he NM 0i0U' W
night and died. -, .-.o..od and
fIorbes was Immediately suspected and arrested ana
vle he was undergoing his ex animation before Ils
n Homestead the following morning Mr. Downing v 'n'
into The NOW above the barD, to throw down same nay
when his fork struck upon what proved 10 De piece Oh
salclob, under which lay the convict Aucpson am ~
beyond al doubt bOngng TO- and having been 10 the
pocke, OF the deceRtd. 80
Atchinson Immediately declared his knowledge OF the
fsc that yOOrs had been murdered but stated ne bld
heard come say the road and that ne had ohy
arrived that morning. 80
derce as seemed clearly indicating It's tasy Foot
tracks observed in the ground between the barn ana
The house corresponding exa, y, 10 hoe "a ne so
of The over-hOes Achnsons feet and 1t was proved
that until within an hour after the murder between aud
O'Clock IN the evening hard frost set in the ground pre-
yieusly having been wet and sloppy The prnts mere
fore 6ond not hrr been mqdc IN the morning. when the
ground was hardened by the frost which had INTERVIEWED
8 II were 10 fix 2 seal on THE testimony OF guilt
II also shown that the murderer knew that Noori-
hsd received Of money, and II was trry supposed
at intending to posses himself Of it he had gone 90 tao
hons whore he expected TO end no one the old
and child but approaching found that man thr
KetobaIn, neghborng iarmerl was there When IL re-
trt sted the barn and secreed himself in the now anC
the alarm being raised directly aerward he was precude'
from the possibility OF escape.
Ihs trial in the Fal Term Of the Oyer and Ter
miner until which time Horbes had been also kept In ems
toby Eyidence then rendered TO prove clear a'tb
as Orbe but the Court ruled t out uncaed for sna
unnecessary unless the defense gave evidence impl
after being locked up all night and unable to agree the
,ory were discharged.
The Dis,ric, Att,rney Mr. Lamberson. however being
sat- ed a. 20 the facts as evidently the Court. Ine
lrtchmnn as he was called thrOughou discharged
the ast term trial was had and for the pete'
satisfaction Of the Jury, this evidence WAS admed in'
result the convection OF Auihh5On rs ooivIo "o"
toned
The convict ever since has pesisteny asserted his ~
nocence and has inveighed bitterly against the Court
Jury D,rict Attorney, bis counsel, and all the vi
nesses His health hrs been very 3D. and was supp lsed
that his forfeited life could not have been sustained macy
months longer He appeared in ngoh better condition at
fhe second han az the first trial but since the adverse vc
dict he had very rapidly declined.
II was plainly percephle from the tone of all toe IN
haban Of the country assembled that there was no feel
ing of sympathy existing within its limits for the unhPpy
Enau and in truth the crime and subsequent condustO tia
criminal left little for IT, With death aud eternity
staring bin in the face be had expressed thought but hos
Shty TO his feowman The efforts Of Rev. Mr. SIN aeth
and Rev Mr. Moore who have constantly attended him To
awaken Christianity and repentance have proved utterly
vain, and he reolutely dispensed with all religious ser
vices in his last moments
In his cell bag containing few articles of old
clothing &c, which he directed 10 be given 70 another
prisoner bu, who had been discharged The Sheriff opened
Il In the presence Of Reporter and found among other
filings the copy of long letter intended for the Governor
asserting his innocence and endeavorng to point GU; dis
crepanoies IN the evidence.
There has not been an execution within Queens County
before for iorysx years the last having been in the year
1907.
The Long Island Railroad Company, by their oblging
Conductor afforded great accommodation to the Press and
AL attending from New York the occasion by stopping
the Court House which in this county placed the
midst OF perfect desert, rcB'otaS toto Or66'