New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

Mr. Br.dv wished to ak the Fifnsss to his xeisx -aA
ether women in Alabama Mr. Culver sud ih.ro
law in Asbsma against adultery, and the Jadre shssi
net r ouire ~ this nnsn Who has been differing ssw-sa
freedom and slavery for the last twenty yesrs AMI MS -'fs
IN slavery, and he sometimes taken sway one ne ne
mouths sald slave trader Il you'd DO vt ,ng 10 asx
le hsd folio xsd the course of white men ia Alsbsm%
Mr Brady sad the Law Only referred 70 cIsss where
n sn snd wom-D lived together in sdalt.ry.
The Court said would admit the tesn 50 Tar as V
show il he wss in the habit Of going ~ilh other s'msn
Prsdy-Afer you married Emma were you MT ia The
habit II going with other women lobecssd to- bat a.
% lid Won tell colorcd man besors yos went 10 Das
Kirk thst you was tired Of This matter and meant to have
no more 10 do with fi Objected 10,
With. ss-No, sir said No such thing to any man do
No, know sny coortd man named Dennis
BY Colver-Did the say anything to you when they
attacked you across the Tivtrt
One of them SAID Ill c,tsh yeu on the othsf ade
again will kill ,ou that is thu one thu, struck M.
thought Mr. Gordon was here. because ne told me No
bile and New Orleans he coming on believe hs we
Is here ssked Napoleon about him. VINO SAN ne oenevet
that the mans wife vas here when the n ssi he k,sS
Gordon supposed going 10 s4e him AMI stay YIN
hun oil night had two shirts with me TO get wss,sa'
did not intend when first here ~ go back 10 Az
bans If could help IL came from Mobile e. Cinoianui
With my money; want Mr.. rsDpsn 10 send TIA csa
to school ii he will and will work aud help pay To- IL
have Mrs Porter since have been here except
in Cout.
By Brady Il len the two shirts ia Daukrk was 80
con'use ed did to have anything do with than
my clothes and pair OF shoes are In carpet bag at Mrs
P,uiss
By Culver-when In with the two shirts intended
10 me back again after had been struck did MT ~sat
to back received dispatch at Doukrk for msts
come gentleman gave Il TO me- Davis gave ms two
dollars Others gave me soma money and understood
my passage pa6 by Mr.. hppsn.
BY Bracy If you get the child and 1--WE 10 Mr.. Tap
pan Whist will you do with il Where will you gof
4. viii stay here and work I'LL can get sons money,
will not go about here much think will 60 10 Oaoi
am carpenter 10y trade and can do any thing With wood
Mr.. Brad, said he wished to examine the ohld and Il
fba do Mr.
Porter oughts to b- present but Mr. Brady objected
by Judge-Do you know what i is to take an OATH
A. No sr, do not knos any thing about an ouh.
The Judge said she could be questioned without being
In the Judge the child said she had
been to Sunday School some years ago
The Court said she could be examined but not received
testimony.
Q by the Judge-DO you wish to re main with Mlss
Porterl
A. Yes. Sir.
@ Suppose some Kind freud should take you and In
srUct you and treat you kindly wouldn't you rather stay
here
A. No Sir
The Judge repeated questions The child replied ses did
not know The child said her mistress had sent her 10
Sunday School long time ago.
Mr Brady said Mrs Porter hid been to California
Mr.. Culver asked her il she we're made frss' and 20
with her father and back to her mother II she woa moi
like TO She at fret smiled at the idea, but thsa 80
sumed serious air, and said No, Sir
Mir Brady ssked that the child be privately questioned.
The Judge saidl take il for granted that there Is no
restraint.
The child ask cd questions as TO It's mother nsms 60
A-My mothers nams is Emma Trainer my n,ms is
Jan, 1rainer'my fathers is Charles Trainer; that
pointing 10 himl Is my father.
There was some other conversation as ~ testimony.
The Judge sad he had examined the child aud u ssded
il she act according 90 her own nolnatlon she
would prefer tn remain with the woman.
Mr. Brady said they had no further testimony
The Judge inquired whether Mr. Brsds int idad ~ or
anime Miss Porter Mr.. Brady said No" The Jadgs
sad he would give him that opportunity II he desired
Mr. Brady declined
MI Culver said they ought prove the character Of the
house she lived AZ, &c
Wilson Johnson tcoored mani swOrn-Iivein Greene ct,
IN of No lOt Mercerst do not know that SAY
the that keeps H. but the Of Parker IA eu the
door the house considered round there aud by the sn
who drive or II house Of III fame myself have seen
women coming from the house In u that should not
thu they decent females.
The Judge said they had not proved that Miss came
from there
BY Brady-Do not know Trainer except since here Mrs.
Peilis, where he boarded Is respectable woman
Nr CyRger, sworn Was the O1car who made the ar
| made the arrest la front of No lOl horcerst;
did inquire for her at the house drs stopped b od
her there she hailed No l0l Mercer ST. stopped
the carriage before she got 10 the house the child al
IN the carriage the child stopped At No l0l heroert;
have Mrs Porter there do not know the Ell utcer
of the house Of my own knowledge; have heard from
Louis Napoleon and two other colored men in re-
gard to it.
The testimony closed
Mr. Brady moved that the child be remsnded IN Mrs.
Porter and the case dismissed lie eontsndsd shst tAe
Judge bad no option 10 the msfser.-
The Judge said hewonld Ike that Mr.. Tsppaa be exam
ined a. tp-bis authority 10 act
Q-IIave you, as agent and authority from the father
VI The child demanded this child from the person who
has III
Al have.
o.-Whst answer did she make
= made no answer a ALI