New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

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si1c.' he sas Ag. CaFueAi ne p-s' 60 ''"- - he
rec6oa o. I4ihsOzln Oh hcistV..e@ 'yf - ,i go
- Ss, h.-.f ana followed cake c-Jse =" 'i''
IA rt .ay ANYTHING; whom close - the 80 ,Re 80,
lie car topp,d suddenly IL was aet s'PpV,, @ C-i3
orcers if.- those in tue c-f' % "o. -, a.,
Al A. r-,uert the car stopped; tie ntHs u-ie 80
- - a. tre door e .no or, VII ch ne one go au4
mi in bis hand across Kiss Lyndon aad cAuR, '. - -!
am: be- pulled very yolc " ID si's.'' ~ rs
not 10 uc gal prevented hIr. Ca,u5. 't"N -
81, NJ Lyndon Who remained " iIe car H...i -,
IN le face with her closed hand -" nm 9Te'..'s a.
Caroe1 then e; 60. AMI pulled MSS b'n. ~
ar. s der .rsg,, q OF; by h. Cardea 90 'Ls fo-'
~ ss AZ IN tho ca5. bat she iet II soon Si.sI-
v-rl sew her Get out Of il. and my sis'er sss -
buihnot IN the car; was 70 tIe p.acc Do M
co.chIssu no. sister opposite M CaHsn csusns -!
- = MI 4 her ont; did not distinctly how nc
carht held Of her; she resisted ban "h al M SueN-"
amer L,r r, aoyal I salone IN ne car ~. ar ol
e. ,ieor ars n: be uetg hold Ot both my "rsls
he ndoayored 10 pull OFT OF the car; reSssd H!a
Ly LoCpg or by strap which was asaache1 W arc va"
Gov, caught IL TO IreYe-t "a! 81, rom ge'E - blJ -
the strap bTOSe at TIE moment NJ Cs9uon - No. "
M writs: The strap broken by the iorce s'I.
Csrde. pulled me; when the strap gave gay W.
l.ll,d DOWN where was sittns 20 'he t'"' ~ ~
s.r out OF the seat on WI ch had been sl.tngi W.
4 soG % TIC s,Jt and pulled over TO me 19or OF J 60
Mr. Garden, who The step T" = SUI 10 u'- '' ~
qer plat o. my body which was Gus 81 11e car "-S
leaning the eoge oftge carr my legs az tae rs,i
deI ui LAY body IL .hO cfr my 'eoL al tN ''is -
been Dawn nearer TO Tue door tha they were :" zen e
siuir nj the recess thly were crawa close 10 - eO0'
thy had been close the other tn4; the iensl 81 the
ear is as think: or feet think my feet mad no'n
r.uoyed about feet; the Tsmancer Oh my oooy more
tban th,t; think abou. feet mean By Ina. tle por-
ton of nav body that outside the door; the ear AZ e
back Lad loose leather cu-Glbs; the front AID SIDES are
solid. Was over The doorway was pcHed link
vas about foot from Tho UOOF-"ayi Tec"Neleu ny
/, si.ion just | losing my balance Hon nayns
lat ny foot against the opposite sd3 OF the car ciu u
Ia save myself from being pulled out; was ~ inc
time on nv side; / did not get back to where had
been sitting, hut suoc eded in setng scar al ne Doc
tom Of Ito car, 'n9 place "IeF1 Mss ~ - 49,
been sitting made every resistance cou4d, kcAeu
Mr Cafden in the chest with one of my feet was tnes
IN the Car Ar Ca0en was teow me on the STEP OF On
a.. ground that occurred s The moment It co.. efed my
r,s.iion; be az tie tune holding ne w.tl o0th ma
hsr - nv the wrists he pulled very hid indeed my
wrists were ued from The effects OF the dragging dont
kloe wktrc my sister, Miss Ar5u nno was ~ 'at tho'
A. soon Is recovered my position saw her sr&d I'm on
tho back the bead viii her closed hand sao As ocnhd
Mr Garden on the road at the time while was IA to car
after the other ladies hadef ar Garden ssd, beanor
ii is y.u went" he repeated M name Iolioh',!,
head lin say TO my sister, Ms Cough de he should DC
hsrced; he said that only saw ueo ~ iouf mee
alb M The cor one Of the the back OF the ear. AM
tried to u ny sister, Miss Arbu'Anot oI he u.d not
succeed that tined 70 pull her out iie mr. Cll-
den Uhd To do So The other tl.3e men were e. ihs
lacd ii tie car; heard Nr Garden speak % tal mao
WHO way from The car, ellsr he had tnh % pun
NE out be said 70 that man, Ppm her out p'n1AS 10
ne end cont mind the otet.," Mr. Garden WIS thea
about tlee four yagds from tho car; Ina m n came
over emo caug hUG o. my clothes, anu tired 10 pun nc
out If the car; my colhe outer ald under "er3 very
much torn; I resisted the attempts OF td-t inali Nj.
wards ron the carr iust before s,ru- cling |id tue
ial man Il e coaelmin, james Dwyet, c'e 70 me
back of Tie ear; Le trying 70 deona M; bee hld
placed himself there for that purpose; dn o. 'oe any
TIN further done the proceeded trol tue Se "i
Ru,fro an did NOT What became % Mr. Casceh or
the tai nan; OF the ladies hal gone into ne eur uth
after il had e through the cate; had biz. Garden
on the Thursday before 8t tho lover show Ut Connel
lie s1id to ne, How do you do I" bowed &C. HIM he
asked ms how my sister wns, sid, Very woil and
TUNED frou him; tUnk hat was about clooNi re-
nsired till and returned home did not again sec hf
Garden till Sunday mover encouraged the eadfeses OF
Mr. Card,n
Ms Laura Arbuthnot confirmed her sisters evidence,
aLd saiL- say Mr.. Garden pu my sister from her seat
lie had her, al but her feet GU. OF hc car for lev sec
ends when she regailtd her position she appeared % re-
Gain her balance; al the time behind Mr. Gardens
beck Issw anoh' trying to pull my sister out OF the
car Mr. CHrCen remained ~ the beck OF the car TWO or
ree II utts after my sister bad rogmned her positions
die not during that time bin DONG ny.hng beJrd
Mr. Carden say to man, take her" pointing to my
sistos "oLd don't mind the rest heard b. say more
than orce on boys" that nc should De hung tor
Cross exanired by Mr. Rollesione-Mr Garden he'd a
hold of ny sister when struck hum upon Mss Lyndon
sink ~ Inn he let her go; Miss Lyndon was bet"een ham
ard ny sis er he long taking Miss Iy ndon out
of n ear; after she out lie caught resisted hIs
taking me out as much could aud held hm until he
and fl to the ground; getting mp folio we'd him TO
es my sister, he got to the while getting up;
followed and struck him the back OF the head; ne
hsd before reached tie succeeded in pulling my Sis
ter early out o. the car; held and pulled him, and did
mol let 60 my bold until my sister had recovered her BAL
aDce; almost Immediately upon my sister having recoV-
| cred her balance MIR. Garden left.
Ella Lyndon stated tie foreg going facts in her evidence
and .sG-I Mr.. Garden throw himself from hfs morse,
that instant be rushed the car dd not see him open
the door, but felt his two orns across me- holding Mss
EeepOr ArbutLDot; she above me IN The car pu'
my up TO prevent him; no was az tue time pulling
Miss Abuthnot; after having pushing him for some time,
gave lin blow in the face with my hand he Ded III
the nose Mr.. Garden lifted me out; ran 10 carriage
which stood opposite the gae, the steps were down. the
door OPEN beggedof the coachman {, come and assist
he old not move to the car Miss Laura Arbuthnot
wss then quite OF the immediately aftefward
Issw her living on the road; Mr. Garden also down
run the gate; there man there brandlshng llt-
tie stick with knot at the end Of IT. man naulrd Ma
grah w. mt the gaze, when that man struck hagrah
With the stick the blood rushed out from under straw
lar he had on; back 10 the car, and said 10 the
an who at the back Of the Stand by
I'VE have OIeto help u.s. the coachmaI put no back
to the car; then Mr. Garden left and went to the
gae the man he'd been removed by Magrath; saw sew
.ral p.rsoBs at the time fighting; | saw man named
Snth"ies struck two terrible blows by man with sun
l-r weapon had with the man at she gate | went
on Tho gate il then OPEN Mrs Cough had got
| | did afterw ard see Mr.. Garden.
John Maersth examined by the Attorney General de-
seribed the attack the ear; heard Mr. Garden go to-
ward Bis errage and say, "Cowerds- ards-why
" don't ytu come on Sm hwck coming from Clon-
mel and called to him. Mr. Garden then commencing
his work called Smitbwick 10 hurry and not let the
ladies he killed went close 10 the car; come
from Mr.. Goush and 70 the cras and sat down;
aked him what they at be did not reply they went
TO the car, and met by man with skulcracker.
VITO struck me; Mr.. Garden the car; him pull
Mrs AThutbnot, and they fell the road; | and
josiled Mr. Garden, ara Mrs Arbuhnot got up was at.
tackled by two with skulerackersi they beating
ne toward the gate; a with white coat making
me- and went toward the dyke picked up two stones
and struck Mr.. Garden wi firearms; heard
the ladies shrek when first attacked loud they
could they made great reslstance was blinded by the
| blood.
John smiikwiek-Is shepherd to Mr. Cough; on Sun
dsy I'd Of July woe going by the straight road aud
l a fpFlsg the and A..