New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08


,.-.rve 70 borrs trepapning would no. have saved
- ~ Ire wound too large and the orah 700 m1cn
etced nvas not the proper place for him on Gen a'
had esamDe ed the wound as stated 10 the ~
oonut came into the cabin and said that ne ana bua
ssl had fallen the second cabin Ky gut Hou nNnu
q struck bis head against oDe OF the PIE va ~ my
room making memorandum Of the DEAN anu N'p ho'o
v and O'I5onnel came down and Cd. stated this. ADD
uysef and DoDnsI and cabin passenger named WINS
signed the memorandum5 MI huh :, ne
sane time asked Capt d. what caused the hurt ana ne
Fad one Of The men and Emanuel fell and he would bng
the man, Old came and stated ~ DO NOT KNOW "hI De
esre "a Mupns statement; told Gunhy that had
tssn witness for Capt Gardiner and got him clear new
ar was witness for Capt GARDENERS never sad ina, Capt
Holonsv heat Emanuel With Delaying pin till he was
sensefs; never Capt Moloney use Delaying pin to
Direct oDonreI was laid up with spraiued shoulder
from the fall two three days.
Edward Cunningham swOrn~.Is confined in the Kings
County jail for making noise last election oay thtn
ought 70 have done have been there two months;
assist 10 feed and take care Of the rest Of the prisoners
recolect when Captain MOoDy came there and aerward
three others | believe Of them was called Larry
OrieD the latter said he did not want 70 be put w the
other two. they had been drinking took him to ano,
ther cell passing Capt M0oneys room he stopped ana
ssid show do you DO Capt. MooneyP Capt holoney
made he then put his arm in the wicket and
said "hooney I'm witness against you. and will hang
"you, you q b., if cam told him to pass on,
a. WE did not allow such talk here put him in the cell
with smother named Brown he said 10 Brown that
Capt MoIoney's life in bis hands, and he'd swing him
IL be could Brown ard him got arguing about the stter
and they got near lighting themselves that one Of
them struck blows did not which struck both said
they struck, and laid the other after tn
the three men that came were locked up and kept to-
Eeher.
Cross examined by Mr. Fullerton for prosecution-I do
not know that any person the three this
was when they were arst IN thought cBnen had been
drinking, too but be said he not thai he was tired
walking he said nothing more then. but aterward he
said Capt Moloney had taken sick and laid his head
bis knees and bea. his brains out with behaving
pin this l. the be said he would hang him il he
n
place 10 bother with him he did not lay TO Capt III s
charge any thing more TO me have seen DIR rlsiian in
the County Jail have had conversation &4h him,
eept give him his meals not asked to permit DR.
g. TO see ths three witnesses, offered money by
any persons
Jail for assault and battery been there about two months
assist the keeper Of the jail in of prisoners
Der three sailors brought there day. OF them called
OBrien; DOnney was Of the men after we put the
in the witness ROOM the day keeper back and
said the mn numbering each other he opened the
door the big stood in the middle OF the floor and
Donnely lay the floor at the foot Of an iron bed
picked him up he covered with blood washed
of his face and head the keeper up and cut of the
hair from his head the wound the left side Of the
head lDOnnely showed wound on his examination,
which he said the mark Of blow from the Captain
with Delaying PIN but that was on the upper part of the
forehead the right side Donney called and showed
both marks
William s. Birch sworn-Am not doing anything at pre-.
sent Have been day keeper of Edddge street prison
Recolect Donnelly, OBren and Wadron being confined
there Witnesses did not hear them say anything 10
Delaying PIN but on OCCASION while in fight among
themselves in the witness ROOM went up and shut the
door, and one Of them lying the bed The express
sion heard gong in, never saw him strike any
on board" This was by O'Brien. Donnelly (n the
bed said, "By j., he's good fellow" then to ok hold
sof Larry and threw him the bed stopped there min
ate two think they disputng something about
this minute, It might have been, afterwa-d, the
Of the captain used One Of the three said he
captain He merely spoke the word captain. supposed
they had been fighting 10 relation 20 the
Gross examined by Juror-Ihey were not sober.
Nv Mr. Fullerton They down tha CDurt bo.
Eeve, and back intoxicated did not let them go
out alone that OCCASION let them ont once do not
know where they went; they did not back they
taken 10 Parkst Staon-IIouse, and did not come
back to Eldrdgest.
Mr. Cutting wished to show that Capt Mooney
rested in the district Of PcnDsy vana when, with the
cepon Of testimony TO character he said the testimony
for defense would close
The Court then adjourned TO this forenoon.
SUPREME COURT-Beiore Judge ROOSEVELT.
Sarah u. johnson agt Charles O. johnson.
Decree of divorce granted.
COURT CALENDAR-THw DAY
Same as yesterday