New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

appeared
70 Be rvBd he tA BisJaS upoa h. Of cred to %
ft 0sht .syss tsiri to Be ,ss box is.s ven, 70 ss
h 'n.,s We 'I.y eooR p'.'red % % are I'd or
the Ere eOud rot there the door that oDes
.ft,T-,,d s1.nne tie p-.Gss.
BY Mr.. Phlhps-fhe box On the ga; or entry it
BY Juror-DO rot know gas wa. used in the house
William hehaD, som-Am police officer attached to
be Chiefs 0Ee. 70 the hrs vh No 90 bon GA ss.
g. n ory sthOri any cover and a.f fall Of f.s:s
w,s Wy which could ron
below e5amDse The whole ha.e bed n.ds sa Il
and that's eli that the attic In front rood
S:f S ia .1s ,ss f@SS SoG 'i S
s ia trO o. tSrs ea. hsss' ,H 1907, nor
IN tn ga 90, 60 into the b..-gsni dGn think =.
from one con mon source Oseed 70 " that Wa 7ae'doa for
BY Mr PhIlips-Iiwss assistant foreman Of No. 40;
sss shsso Of Mr. BErhb could not stair. for
Of he h.d bsen essb
Hsn Of Nh DosrnsfI bad never 1Sg~ Of an stack ''s
The District Attorney then read the examination OF
.n 70 b: n..s Of R sS s :t: Gsss s:
Jois ~. 10 VS. Is .:,,' Of o.,a.2n
besst IVES awakened By orriner lt eryns ere from the
whsD ;.;.sd Sot ;'I.isd e Joan
be owed and wAs boarding 4 out
The District Attorney said he here rested the case for
Mr. Philips stat that he had been retained By Mr.
Dorrse lrt Being e the tim. of the examination b. had
Nj Then moved for b dfehsse Of Jobn Dol ger ID nh
Is b .Ss; Il: Isf s: 81 he s cc.f a he be @
to o s p. for e. s4 IL o r.. 9
said the discretion of ths Court whore tusro
pasnt tbs counsel n gPon h. motion be hora 80 %
m y he e.. s pm b p q 10 Ja ~ s
This TIE DIS net "ogis not ssrss TO- bsi s he
got in PhiPs then opened the defense b-h, Of bo,h
n ~ he St TIM IN b.b ,ISS. psi5s oma bS1.o bsos
but thsnseves he sid god ehf.ei-t VII be
be explained These Gernans tnd bad been th'
s Of sSober poo Of from srosd and thrss a,i been
de that they should rot stay long Tsey wer: b In ihi
ss EIS va. heard he seized the an Skica eoataiasd
s1d S1 .s oS bs e. p S San 90
Andreas Haffner sworn-Am beer brewer. No 1913
% Ss 1HSs the sbs 61 s s $ a anS
beer 10 Int so vent to the house 9TH Fe,ra.y
bottle, and did 90 got fourteen spiy bot
Of @s S ~ R'9 seSd 5 5S So d ~
John Lehman testified to being in the employment Of
last witness went with him to the house Of and got empty
Conrad Hartman sworn-was at the house of John d.
briefs pieces Of coal thrown into the windows on the nl.
peOt attacked the house they said they would gee the Dutch
o. the ,ts1smr.on wtns', said he tn.mlth sna
worked for Mr. Aexsnder No 80 EeIt there 2, bands
spder b az Tngi.imsn the forsmsn a German.
Peter Hartman swornIs upbolsterer work for Mitch
tin tine he fire ocend had BEEN smpoyo
oD ~ eight s before fore s s' 80 bsr s ns6 previous
hing oked he usual John D. ID mas
Wien there attack ade the house
ard % SPsS 9s Sss in the house they would
have him on ey threw bricks into the windows there were ten
BY the District Atorney-It about II O'Clock at
s am 'sa .S SoIS "a, o. oa he @sa S
front Of the house FIVE h Of them ran into No ~ next
Of =. the AH che S:1s before the fire O'Clock
Several wtn sses testified to the good character Of the
prisoners defense Mr. Phillips renewed
bis for the discharged John D. I'd whom he wished Pao
The District Attorney said in view of good character
the Of testimony to mpicae John Dorfnse I'd and 81
The Judge then stated to the Jury that there did not ap
be moys on the part Of !ohn pGIrossf 70 o ts5
the and here being testimony mat gould saaor.s
aoauts John DOrOser a. the rial will then proceed
The jury after consulting together a minute two
trned D. 20, verdict Of not guilty ana be was da
Mr. Phillips wished for a short time in which he could
have with John d 3D. previous to pas him on
posed it, D. Cd psesc the stand re Ja4se
& Atio, a aid IN e cree 70 tie moop Of a Php.
be felt h.Ie much r'si1s sp0n such
orvsise with Witnesses and Mr Phillip, desired IL the
Nj Philip, aid would be very sAd Of the iadaseoes The
adnonhed be Jury not 70 permit any persons 70 con-
with in relation TO tho case snd the Court sdurned
to this forenoon at 10 O'clock
CouRT OF APPEALS, April ll.-Nos 1873, los, H. l65,
struck No restored and struck Of Aso No 90 No llrs;
Ne 81 HspTy Webb and smother AIT norton
@ s No. IS Eds% ''1 ss6s soSs
au, LAWS BnhoP ,es,t Submitted No ~ 10 Ia',sa,
Bemsn eaebnssd With I5 srd sumeni A smiis ,Sr
Albany Evening J1urssL
SUPERIOR coURT-Befors Judge CAMPBELL and Jury
Charlie. wIIls Robinson and sSeHeisr P
This was an action brought from the defend
ants dry goods obbeIs this City for bill Of goods soi
ofo The defsnd,r who dry good, j0bbe pfoy
depee' The Transaction took P.es n , AT S, 90
Of October defendants introduced g. Robin'o9 eTen-
and mOpl psate shd hn 20 be sood
they were and tseS 70 ~ anu roseatsSn
those made to The plaintiff Bot me Court nsa .aai s
nsn 20 Others admissible II farther sp-
Pss,s' .D s VS. hsS nd S9 tue to 6s aSt
al OF which .terwsrd. PAID! Direction Wa H %ade
RoIns committee Of the creditors ba. tue Court
sSybs f s soS @ .. dSus bs time
pdsns giving him credit IL spPeSse ., ms pOoa aa 10
double Of purchases Of any Prev
osS9ef s s sIs Isl S worth Of oods were on hand whch
leaving satisfy the Other creditors some o. ,ne GOODS
York and were sold 70 merchsDt The PArsa con
tended that the sydnee sSSE.d sn. q. dnn to ss
their pay BY the fictitious credit given him b' nsn win
dendsnts the Representatives. we're made sy
tsm in 5000 b be syins then b r 10 S
nhost $50 worth OF bis irrasted 70 RS eo5hsI
no le9ir. But could tell At ss., par,
Whist became ana ;sd be hss no aeS9a. hstsys
in desepdann employ after H. G Robnson'' failure Aud
be told defendants or anybody else so1i me
Tie occupied and given ths Jury undet
1sd sh.,fs BY Justice s,EPss At .S SdsOS in ass
eleven fo the plaintiff and one Tor tse rs sd