New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

Nem'2lork Daily Gribnne.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Trial of Capt. MaIoney for Murder Mt Sea.
SEVENTH DAY.
II : CIRCIJIT COURT-Before judge NELSON.


U.sCIRCUIT COURT-Before Judge NELSON
Mr.. Fullerton sad the testimony for prosecution was
concluded except that they would SHOW ii MI Mum came
Richard l. Bunting sworn on behalf Of defense Have
BEEN for fifteen years Captain of different packets ont OF
this port in the London and Liverpool line was in Court
when the boy George called the French boy was ei am
med heard the whole of the direct examination know
stephen b Mum Jr; introduced to him in Marshall
office by Capt. kearney.
Odd YOU after the examination hear Mr.. Mum say
ANYTHING in regard to the boys testimony objected to
by Mr. Fullerton Dir Cutting wished to show that Mum
stated after the examination that The testimony OF the BOY
was true every respect except that he fixed the time an
hour and half too late. 1t was allowed as contradictory
TO NUNS own statement rs 10 the boy
Witness-About hour after the examination OF the
French boy met Mum the steps. and he commenced
speaking about this said TO him that the pre-
sent entirely different face TO what was IN the hrst
part Yes he said il did " he then spoke OF the BOY
and said every word he said true except that he was
an hour and half ahead Of his time, but that in every
particular his testimony was true.
Wines asked the Judge if he could state what MUM
bad said TO him IN regard to OBren The Court cid not
inii k il would be relevant
Willism King swoTn-Am ship joiner know the Ros.
ciu have been board and examined her. lOblected
TO BY Mr. Fullerton. MIR Cutting said the object was 10
show he space between bottom boat and top Of the rail
al the point where said deceased was
Wi,ness-The keel Of the boat when the dsvits out
size the buwsrks when hauled at the highest point
is even with the top Of the bulSsrk the bul6ark about
4! feet high.
Gross examined-Am not sure the boat was hauled
cbock up there oouG not have been difference OF more
than two inches.
Henry Verden sworn-Reside in Delaware Della.
ware River pilot; know Capt Maloney known him since
lssC; pilOted him up when be captain Of the
Kalamazoo have been engaged recently towing and have
towed BIS ship at least twenty times haze associated with
sesmen and Passengers knowing him his genere charAc-
ter for treatment of bis and passengers od IN
I'll this case never heard anything against his genera
character
Cross e1smined-Most of the time / am on board the
shin when towing piloied sometimessas wen towed 4
ycssd have been on board two or three days al time
never heard linn, that | know Of spoken Ill Of have
heard frequently speak well of him. say that the Cap
tain gave them clothes and 50 on.
Capt Powers swOrn-Isve known Capt Maloney since
l-4s be was ~ the time. second officer with
in the brig Elizabeth have associated since with maritime
men and had opportunity TO become acquainted with
M general character Of Capt MolOney his general char
Cro.s-e1smined-I reside in Philadelphia l speak 0
Capt. M before he camel TO New9ork
Richard j. Hoirer recalied-Acquanied with Capt
Molouey since 1874 been with HIN az sea AMI on
shoI with lin in the bark Ann Hood in ls4i, OF
Philadelphia was FIRST officer, aid Capt Nj. second Off.
Cer have bad an opportunity OF knowing his general
character il was good LsIter word spoken with en-.
llssis
Cross examined Was master Of a ship in Liverpool
when capt was there in the Roscius heard pers,
bel nging 70 ler speak Of him.
William Philips sNorn---ls a carpenter followed the sea
feT -four yeNs sailed with C:y. Mo!oney four voyages,
between Liverpool ard Philadelphia iw VOYAGES n .ae
Kalamazoo and tive il h" Saranac as Ear as ever heard
sso o. ohs;s speak Of Capt Mooney they always SPOKE
vel tf him and the sailors would always 90 with him q
Cicss Ell mined ] reside in Philadelphia have seen
Cspt Moouty walking about In Philadelphia since bis
TttuIn.
Henry Andrews sworn-I am a house carpenter fol-
loweG the SEA with Capt Mooney ordinary seaman
have known Capt NJ. about two years sailed three Noy'
ages with him Between NewloIk and Liverpool always
heard sailors and Others who spoke OF Capt hoion'
speak well Of him the last trip made win INN "earr'ei
Al Philadelphia. in the Saranac, in Aprl' l,9- 49,,
Charles beIioh sworn-Am rigger knew Cap. MAJ. .
ney he was boy under me, -ir Was boSs"ain Oh Tue
ship il something Ike ten years ago have kePl ~
account Of the length of the time he was Tour We!
with bsvo haa opportunities of hearing sailors and
others speak Of lin they spoke Of him wen nave
known men who home with him 60 again. voyage
and yoysge out in the VIM Penn the men vent Two Fvy
ages with lin he FIRST officer then; they AL SPOKE
we'll Of him when be boy there was no better oo
jecied 10 Have heard great many speak ven oil hlm
haze LesTs rssl. ~ ,-k ~. y. - -os-eJ %"