The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

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sss Justice Brennan II the Esss1 Market Police COuyt
ssnnittsa The accused for examination.
ALLEGED yAIm Purucza-hsnry Coz, livery stable
Assgu. doing business in Brooklyn, arrested few
ys 80 onsA charge Of obtaining two carriages, valued
q N,tee. frsn the Arn Of James Brewster Sons 81
nsAwsy, y means Of iase preteAees ana fraut usnt
1eSSesenAtn, 10 bis s0!vsacy and responsibility.
Justice Oonnoly held the accused sar sxamiaaticn-
Tns Contested CeApsre.lsrshsp- verdlst sa
Dsnt.
sUPRKB C0URr-CyRCuTY.
Before Hon. Judge Enott.
ARsG A-61~ Q. F1og0.-Ths juvy having been out .
vy short tinas into court with verdict for .bs
Se6endant Axariah G. Flsgg.
nS. Eya:s ono Of dsendAns counsel, asked that the
selhss records, 49, produced the trial and now IN
Of the jury 10 scaled up under the oyders
sSs Cart .sd kept Inc custody Tie County Clerk
s,nsr, and uss came into court % BE- present a. the
ss1disn Of the verdict, said he objection to tina
sure though 10 did mot see Of what use they would DO
n. O'Cosor-Only in the event Of another tria'.
mo Cc9rt made the order accordingly, and tho jury
Jss9. Epos. delivered Lengthy charge in the course
the stanwtx Hall Tragedy-C Che Jary 5ot
Yet Completed.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMNER.
Bon. 1sdge strong presiding
A1zn A.-7M People ". LOai; Baser.-The additional
PANEL Of ave HUNDRED Names ordered W the Court
s1isd and occupied considerable tlrAs Some had
tesA already excused and two hundred snd two
swcred to thsi- The attending jurors were
called on fine Of $40 each. the Ave jurors already
Aawson, who, stter desJ sn'esed the court The
Judge requested him to be little luncual during
tbs Isnaade, q the trial NJ Mawson said thst ON his
way to court he was met by genteniSa who suop6nsed
AIN e smother court, and no Was Obliged to Co.
The Attorney General ana The District Attorney appear
. Tor The prosecution and kessrs James Brady AMI
H. =. Clark for the accused.
Each juror he answered called TO tina stand and
htsyrogssed in The usual way As 10 whether ne had
,nsd Q. expressed .n opinion a. TO ,hs gas or iano-
" Sss bot
x.n having sss.ssssd n Opinion 10 - ns.te1 >''.
and ont q aos srcrs who hsd to thsir name
only eleven were empannsled imparsialmen, who hsd
.asesnes Of sahsz. NJ. MAI, member Of ths Essrsw
:sussop was 10 every way competent except thst ne
- 1T It ,s,ss
% discuss the question as 10 Nj. Max's fitness The
Judge .aid S he intended 70 cit on Saturday ne csi not
M Brady did not consent and excepted to the ruling.
Tto following s,e the eleven jurc.s nnpsnueled-
l. Alexander PAyfe. h-oker I. Bruce nshogy dealer,
John Crcvell, dentist, 8. p. H. NoonaD, scorager,
Geo. Mswson, fo--ies 9. IssAc Rcsenberg , ;ewee-
VIII Hocur, sal'Ekeepe: 10. r. Fox, iqaos dealer,
Jas. Petersen grocer, H. Eysae, boarding house.
o. J. McKssson, merchant. IL. ---
ssy) morning, When the twelfth juror sworn, hy the
S'shiet Attorney, ~ A. ckcy Han; and the Witnesses
gusrGnasd IN the required 70 be n attendance
ahe tit,irs Of the Court, At II o'clock.
me Court anucun:ed that any Of the Jurors who
ned tAe day wsula he relieved they attended Fri
day morning, 70 g tina. the-juyy eccd 30 completed
The Ju6ge adhcnishsd the sworn jurors no: 70 held
tny e<Avasscn the subject Of the trial I'm
g tAs Distinct Attorney the Judge said hs would sit from
II AAs each day. but ii he found The jury could a.
seSss at 10 o'elsof he would then ccmueo.s At ass:
hepy.
1psotsd that there viii he rdsn Of absentee Ia
Se1S tfs mo7nSs TO ne Court, 70 the &25 fns.
Ad1vas nd TO ErioAy mc:ninG Q. II O'Clock.