New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

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Psifrson my sister have Mr. bri-n Srresea
Mr. Grsen advised m - this last Noaevi bets my SITTER
husband there nothing sid about money tls oocal
took place, and s;rx1 - make CO nplhnt 20
msei xae because the Prizes, told =, {, tell sayocdy
nv sistsr resides in Patterson fer ii ms 10 tell ner
after Irod ny tEin sister in the ysr OF the occuT-n-
I'd stairs into Mr. % Brien house he shaving
he my eyes red and asked me VIA; Vas the mate
and ] would tell him r. and kissed me- sa-ss
Il was about Il O'Clock when Mrs bren returned non
I did not complain TO her what her husband nsd
been doing worksd that Sunday ard >zdsy, and
Jeff Tuesday without telling the f,nily wss gong to
have h.ve not spOsep TO anybody sb cut this unl lss
Monday p'ght, ~hsn told my sister Nay. except 'he
PRIEST ard my sister kst- | came with NJ. Green from
Paterson last Wednesday have Mr. o Bren arrested
when hsd conversation with him about this matter sss
born in Paterson my parents died twelve years ago
Was IL the Orphan Asylum about ten years
Catherine Csss svorn-t am II years Of age heard
nv sister CRYING In the out house on the Sunday qls
ton ste -essd what Mr. 0Bi-n done TO her prom ssd
20 the Priest with her Mrs Harvey came out this
occurred the first part of April The testimony on ths part
people here closed and the Court took recess
b O'Clock IN the evening
The Court convened O'Clock when the witnesses TOR
John O Brer question ed by the JusticeI ~ years
Of sge uAs born in Ireland reside 10 First sm
cooper by trade am not guilty OF the charge brought
agsrst me.
Eowsro Hendricks svorn-I occupy the upper part Of
Mr.. Briens house in firstst know Ann Cas-; she
left Mr. o Briens about the middle OF May had Sensr
ally spent my Sundays at home recoect being at home
day the 18Th Of April my apartments are next over
Mr. OBriens know nothing about this sr Tor tru And
yeraciy.
John Tasney sworn-I know Ann Csss; she resided
with she csneto my house on the 10Th OF May did
With Der TO Newark when she went home but TO the
Jersey City ferry her character for truth BAD would
not believe her under oath
Cross e,smrnedIam ss years of age have resided N
this country sbou. 10 years got this gul OF Father M
lone he sent her house the 10th OF May never
knew Mr. OBren before to-day came here this moru-
ing Mr. McCn sexton ofSt Peters and " Paula Chur,n,
asked me TO come down TO the court Ann lived with
nearly three months she left me tn 90 to Paterson
Patrick Casey sworn-I reside in the basement OF Mr.
OBrien's house / have Ann Cass there know
nothing Of her character believe she OF good charae
Mrs Ann Lazy sworn-I have known Mr. o Brsu near
Is two years always heard good character OF him
Henry Fsburp, sworn-I reside in Monroe street, New
York | Sun a cooper have known Ar; O'Brien four
teen years; considered his character good
Edxsrd Woods, swOrn-I reside n Cannon street.
NevYork | have known Mr. o Brien fifteen years his
character is good WAS int mate With him nine years
Thou White sworn-I reside In Lormer 81 have
known Mr. OBren about ten years his character IS good
as far as know.
John Bridge svorr-I reside in New York; ANA coop
er have known Mr. OBrien for eight or ten years |
know nothing against his character The testimony for the
defense was here closed.
Ms Ann Harvey sworn-I reside in First next door
To Mr. OBrien the sister Of Ann Cas- resides with me-
have known Ann she out Of the Asylum and
always thought her character to b. good recoect
| Ing atharine crying with her one day in April
Arthur Harvey sworn-I Am the husband of the last wit
ness anything out of the way with Ann Cas
The testimony closed, and the case vas SUNNI ID up
tho part OF the defense by O. unselor Phillip aud on
| The part OF thu People by Counsellor Deans.
| Jsnce Bosvsl decided TO hold accused until clock
| this morning when his decision will be given.
| ARRESTED CHARGED WITH CAunSG rHs DEATH OF A
| CHuD-On Saturday afternoon man named Andrew ~
monsop residing at = nth Hampstead, i L., vas sre.ei
~ Officer WsrI warrant charging him with csus,ng
the death Of lad named George Craig son OF Maurice
Craig residing in North Third st. by the carsess driving
I a team attached to q lumber wagon The chld was
injured by the wheel running prty over nun some tnres
weeks since and died the 18th Inst ACCUSED was locked
Up 10 sv ait examination at ? O'Clock this afternoon
/
| FIRy-The alarm Of fire in the First Ward about
o'clock Saturday evening caused by the explosion
of can phene lamp at the grocery, corner OF Soan
Third ard Eighth sts Ii Was extlngushed Win ou siisht
| danage.
L,RcESY-Yesterday forenoon, Mrs. Johnson residing
7 in ; nth Carolina but AZ present stopping at No II
South Seventht while in company with her husband on
hoard one of the Peck slip boats lost or had stolen SPLEEN
aid gold pencil and chain Mr. Smith, the ferry master
noticed the chain and pencil IN the possession OF an Tin
sr and uestoued her to how she came by them Ine
aid she picked them and gave her name As bdsst
| Comfy residing ~ the Pavilion Hotel New Brighton sni
retained posse Of the articles The Police her
| track, and will cause her arrest
| A BRuTAL HUsBASD-A named james Nc Alpine
sding in Grand arrested yesterday serno a. oy
Ctficst Sterref aNaTrsDt changing MN WITH Ortting
~ wife and daughter in nhuman manner on saturday
night ard Yesterday forenoon warrant MAS also In the
hands If the officer for hi, arrest charge OF sban
| donmeut
SAcRuFGE-During Saturday hight some person broke
into ~ Marys Episcopal Chureb, corner OF Fourth aud
South Fifth SIS aud stole thererom valuable SILK robe
II loss this robe ia the deeply felt, as Il vas
present 10 DR. Hawks from the late DR. Mlner for many
| ysaIs pastor of the Beekmsn 81. Church
On Friday night Mrs Beeohsr consort of Rev Thomas
X Beeeh.r, pastor Of the y l. Congregational CauTch
| expired after short Illness.