New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20
EXAMINA TON OF PERSONS IHPLE
GATED IN THE MURDER OF POOLE.

Lin, Van Pelt and PaUgene, who are charged by
Corouers Jury with being accessories to the muir
der Of William Poole, were yesterday brouga from
their cells and examined before Coroner Hilton.
Linn states that he is native Of this City 20 years
old jeweer by trade, and residss at No. 81 Chs-l-
tonst In enswer TO the charge az sinst him. he said
81 was there but uied to stop the assault, and an
"ipnocent of the affair.""
Paugepe ssys be was born at C,boes Falls y. Y,
is "a years of age stcnecutter by trade, and re-
sides at No 3sl Hammersly-st. In relation to the
charge ag aims. bin be said; was not in tae house
"wben the shooting sas going On, but was upon the
"sidewslk."
Chas. Van Pelt sts'ed that he was bora in New
York; is 81 years of age; is butcher by trade and
resides at No. 80 Eldridge-st. In relation 10 the
charge, be said: "a was in no wsy concerned in
the sfIray; was asked TO take walk, and when
got as far as hotel in Broadway Il don't know the
name was asked to take drink; when thu dis
turbaDce commenced, l caught hold of Paugenei he
struck me, and lefs the house; / was not in the
house when single shot was fred" A. the close of
the examination of these men, they were recon-
mit,ed by the Coroner to await the action of the
GIand-Jury.
James Turner, al.o one of the accused, was so un-
well TIA bic examination could not be taken, al
the ugh the Coroner visited his eel for that purpose
1t is thought the wound he received, at his Own
hsIds in the arm will cost him his life, unless he
subms TO its aDpatetion.
Morrissey Irving and Hyler still remain inpris-
oned at the Chiefs Office, aad will probably be ex-
amined 10 the course of day or two. Counsel for
The three lsst named are using every exerlon to get
their clients on bail.
SUPREME COURT-Is CHANBgRs-MiRcH ls-Before
Judge MORRIS.
james Irving, one of the parties committed by the
Coroner, on the finding of the Corooers-Jury, as an
accessory before the fact, was brought up by his
counsel on habe0s corpus, and moti,n made tia. he
be admitted to BAIL be examined forth with on tie
charge by one Of the Judges of the Supreme Court.
This wss opposed by The Assistant Dstrict'Attorney.
The Coroner was ALEC preeent. Cornelius Linn,
another Of the parties. was also brought up The
Judge declined 10 admit the parties to ball. and al 70
Ceued the motion have ths animation before a
Judge Of the Supreme Court, but thought the finding
Of the Jury only in the nature Of compliant before
the Coroner, and that The latter officer should now
proceed with the examination of the parties before
fully committing them for trsl, aud an order was en-
tered 10 that effect. In answer 10 remark OF counsel
that there is much excitement on the subject, which
might be Quoted the examination were TO 90 held BE-
fore Supreme Court Jud &c, JUICE NJ remarked that
he bad s~ay found the best way 10 say excitem mt
YVES 10 lie, m alters take their ordinary course Should
ar yhipg extra be attempted would give rise to the
idea that there is in the case than there
In the exsuinaton before the Coroner the accused
will prcbsbly be permitted to produce testimony on
their own behsf