The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

ADOut IL III VIC pIOpcE pihCer we then went GOWN 70
Mr.. Brewster's house, and he told us to 70 to the
Judges; we went there; told the Judge that
came there to acknowledge my wrong; that had
sworn false against them; that was as guilty as
to be too: the Judge said he would talk over the
matter and let me know went to Deschamps' Of
fee, and he told me to 60 home; said was afraid;
he told me to 60 to Mrs. Mahong's as she had said
she would treat me well; went there. until a fire
broke out in the house, and then thought best to
leave and 60 up town; Mr.. Chadwick did not COM
NIT any violence on my person, when I swore he
did; he came over to house, and found me writ
ing of those letters that Deschamps had got be
gave me good advice, and told me TO do nothing
wrong; the statement made by DR.. Brown, that
had certain disease, was false; l had taken bad
cold by lying ON the floor; DIR. Brown brought me
some medicine which took, and itmade me sick; I
began to swell; he brought three four bottles Of
stuff over for me- but took but half bottle as
suspected he wanted to be able to that some
thing was the matter with me; tn. DR.. did not ex.
anime me privately; he said he was afraid to do 30 In
the absence Of my mother, as might swear against
him; he knew that / was not to swear truthfuly;
Chadwick has sued with Deschanps, because my mo-
ther and Alderman Taylor sad itwouid be Better to
do 90. ~ he has seen one O. the letters that Des-
champs had received; and as he had money, and
DescI amps nons would be sure to get damages
never wanted SIS to buy pistol; it was offered to
me TO bring one; they wanted me to dress In boys
clothes, and 20 and bring 1t; Mr.. Strauss wanted
me to buy his pistol; my mother always wanted me
u
and said that would rather leave home; Chadwick
was not at the creek when | swore he was there;
saw two Germans thsre; my brother John and my
mother attached me a. was coming into the court
this morning; John struck me in the face and my
mother took hold OF me, and said / was her child
and should not swear against her; but she never
treated me as child; she wanted me to have one Of
the Germans saw at the creek; he has not been
divorced from bis wife, and is good for nothing;
was taken to Alderman Tayor's Office, and my state
ment written down by him; he said IT would con-
vict me instead Of them her mother taught her ano
ther statement, and had her to learn II by heart
she then went TO the Aldermans, and swore to the
statement that she had learned from her mother;
they gave me everything in the clothing line,
and Mr.. Medicus gave me jewelry; q letter
was written by my brother and Mr.. Medicus to Caro-
line Maharg, under fictitious name, soliciting IN
interview and proposing marriage, so that they
could get her handwriting. and then blacken her
character on another trial; my mother swore that
was but sixteen years Of age, but looked into the
Bible and saw that l was eighteen years old last
January; when Mr.. Humme found the Bible
would be brought into court. he tore out the leaf,
although Il had belonged TO my greatgrand-father.
Miss Sewers underwent long crosse examination.
She said that private omnibus was furnished by
Deschamps and Chadwick to 60 to Mr.. Brcwsters
efnce; twas comaon omnibVs; they went down