New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
THE FREE-LOVE SMASH-UP.

The following additional evidence was elected on
Saturday before Judge Osborne relative to the recent
arrests at No. SIS Broadway:
Thomas B. Raider councilman, sHorn-l was
prest ut outside and saw arse gatheringi heard
some calling out very loudly to let tnem go; MADE
inquiry then if there had been stealing; the reply
was, "None of your business" replied back that
Lac authority to ask officer and would do so
with some considerable effort got through, when
Cspt. T had the prisoner in charge be gave his name
e. John Henderson,; | then saw persol, Who WAS
right be- o Capt T., who had hs arm raised as il TO
spike | told bin 10 hold up; woald not know HIN
i'll Jaw him; he awsy aud vas not arrested; there
wss al individual who hsd hold of the right side OF the
person whom Capt. had in custody; he appeared by
be actor disposed to rescue the prisooer he gave his
psme ss Henoerson also tolc him that did not ap
rear to me that be was assisting the officer, bat on
The contrary re ing 70 rescue the prisoner aud
would take charge Of him m! self tie circumstances
were that Il is person had hod Of the prisoner right
side pulling him back after | got hold of him; told
him 10 keep quiet; considered the whole scene in the
street and in The house as having great tendency to
riot.
Cross erdmined-The first arrest sa was in Broad
vay; carnot be positive as to the hour | had not
looked AZ nv watch for three four hours before 1t
WAS between and 10 O'Clock; il was between Spring
aid Prince streets he gave bis name AZ II nderson;
Csptaip {. had been in charge; Benjamin Henderson
said "What do YOU arrest me forl he replied that 1t
was bis duty; he did not tell bin why he arrest
ed be do not attempt TO strike the officer at the Sta
ton house HaIland at first refused to give his name
Michael q. Hart, ewOrQ-l Terlde q NO COS Brodd-
way was at No SIS Broadway on Thursday, and
wss sitting in the room neay opposite the door,
taking 10 three gentlemen; head hustle outside;
az started out saw Cockefair and some other man
whom thiI slouc led hat; they were clinched
Al the time; some other pan and myself separated
III. m: there was call outside for Capt rurnbull;
did not know who he was | saw Capt Tumbul ar
rest the II an who bad the difficulty with Cockefar;
Il at is about the END ofi saw attempt to scue;
saw a man ia king very loud on the gangway with
foot on the tab G; be making good deal of noise
about the table; the women there were all Strangers
10 NE: tbere was or lady whom had seen before;
hive stated all cav in reference to the difficulty;
saw % hing out on the SIDEWALK waited on LADY
down; saw the arrest Of Brisbane.
Gross e1omineS-I saw Goes e'air and the other man
with whom be had the difficulty. who said Cockefa'r
bad not paid; he told him to pay ard ne; thought
Cooke fair very much excite: fought ne was
about 40 be usually rs at that hoif IA e evening;
Capt TurDbull said when he arrested Hzuand, you
are nv prisoner:" | could not determine who ought
10 have been arrested whether Harland or Cocketar
did not see which made the attack.
Dorid Ktssnor, swoin-The first difficulty was IN
the front room; | was there listening to Mr.. Bris-
bare, spenking he difficulty heard was discus
sion on my right cid not zee the hrs oiihculty De-
tween Hsrlapd ano Cock efar there was not about
tskJp place in the front room; Capt Turnbuil ar
rested Harland, anc Harland was merely banded over
10 ne by Capt. Turpbu; HsrlaDd offered no resist
apce; | was lot in the hall when Haraud was ar
Iest.d; cid not see the Hen dersons interfere; do
rot think Cockefsir druCk; be was not sober; i
link he capable Of testify log; he was apparently
excited; think he sober, but very much excited;
first saw Cooke fair at the station house.
IA subpoena was here Issued by the judge for
Cockefair to appear at ten O'Clock, Judge Osborne
renarking that unless he appeared, he should regard
him as the sggressor