New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
LAW IN7ELLIGENCX.
INTERESTING TRIAL FOR DIVORCE.
THE CASE or RICHARD COX AGAINST ELLEN
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4 day.
NJ. Girsri called Mr.. Henry N. Robinson, who tea
,d.e ss foo~s Mv.f ad sstsr boarded with MrA Van
wye; Il -, MAftg'9s shout to1, HOIih. ~ht'a With
| on sixth svsuue Eilhteenth street:
CsssexIred-ws went through LSh,h street 20 Brosd'
sh'fhi M Eis sks. ss'A ss ''' aud '''
Wilhsn, X. Taylor, swNn-I reside in this oily; l
k1ow HnrJ Car az; have tnora h about two years
q DO you b o~ biz general ehsrseteri
sss-wha, DO wa ms,q By his general ehasAee''
MT. CTaTd-N hat TIE vgils Ssys Of kiu,
Wits ess-l heard he css7,Ssed mueh
lie CourDo ,ou kLow what bis ehar.etcr lor ate-Tty
sho I'd taA very bad from ny Pe'0nA ov!else Of
Q; HA7s you heard discussed e,n'icd BY others A
Q. Do,oa know B,nilton r. BOsue1 A. do A.yo
ti1 v.nt1s up s- dowl Ch,pler' street Cith C.rh.r
ncney broker. oace ever have been in pswnbroseis
lever hsG qua rel or diff cBlty with hin-
EiwsIi G. BoDd, .worn-f v, at 30. Jefferson place,
PS 10 zoo s5sw H:e.y ct5s,.,,
q What hi. general reputation Is very bad IN the
O From what you know Of his general character would you
tel eve biz rndef oath A wozld not.
Crcss sranredl builder; had any cuty with
Caha Be Is builder have b, ard han spoken Of BY Kings
lard L-o M Brown be had family in Nliimsoursh part
the eorveaiions hs1 IN relation to Calhart were acct
Christopher B. Honn-I am ,n officer attached the chief.
oe know Henry T. Csrhar;; he s4chsd 70 the
ss ofee te,er employ ed him % Sa!eh people nor have
pad hin any InOhey; have known him tour years
Q Do You hS- hs se. eril ehaTac'erf a have always
Crosse1aui. sion-Ha,e you been ,tout With him A.
Never have met him HAIRY RObinsous and At the Grapes
Have you him other PAGES. A. nav. at houses
OF asignstlOn
& Wien and "Rsi. sf some four ys.,. ago at NJ.
CoOknsns believe am scqusnted sufficiently with Carhart
rsss the time OF dsy be last be hs lkei
why did not sreai to him said was awir. busy and
hsd time talk with anybody this months
talked with Tim about the duties Of my Cce never
Ioyed him End It TO watch thieves in tho
C my duies never employed anybody to do tor me-
John B. Brshau, swOrn-0 Do you inow Hamilton R.
Booze : a. do
q How long have you known him A. SOms FIVE. sir
years
q wbSi.Ri 4 Very bed;
rce A Fort Hamilton in the barracks; he told he
student in Or Anhons Office knew bin all through the Mex
iren he promoted time in Mexico hospital
seward but put down again be promoted Comm
sy Sergeant AID because Of hi, drnking he
was pcno,ec because OF bis education went out private
and Iremoted 10 sergeant; did not return with hn
Lesid hT after HI, return that ho was clerk IN the Land
Ufce ahls'on was orderly ait and then quser'
master serest he as M Sf.seIa 'or sr
sergeant tho time Of action ana not liable TO do hed
duty be qrsrermssteT sergeant before me- got Joseph
O " no as Divert A. He good man .ushter; he
was First Lieutenant and sferwsra Captain ofouT Company
tel No Il Fulton Brooklyn! have kept two years.
the defendant the first time Ia Court hr Byrne sub
Charles A. Mssnus, sworn-I reside in New York
witness on the opposite sidei know Hamilton H.
e r. ss.ss :. s:a.., s sa.'''''' 90
Q. Woald you believe him under oath A. would not
Cross e1aniuee-I and counselor at law
tace /. No. rs Nassau street; know Boone ia politics
q In what way A. | knew him as political striker
O How is that A. He,s who works ostensbly Dr
ss on ''y s sms n s ID. SL ~s yoa He w
ser Dskns bis Acquaintance that formed estimate OF his
O. Did he ever betray the confidence Of the pertyi A. Yes,
sr bedd Iau,her Re pretended beion to the De%ocL.
sugherl have heard him subsequently rePeat his sdNen'
O. Is that the you knew of him1 A. have known
HIM break his pledge. and solemn obsaons to his ireHd
Hawk, who sworn yesterday; when hrs- Cox lived in
- Msrk place she in the habit OF visiting CUR house ire
qusny No 1856 Prince street between THOMPSON snd Laa
O Did commonly brown vail hsE black one
shs %ss fS Va. Sss OSes dong presume
a. ni-e protect ths in Summer and tho to In
O Do you Of her being that she watched
on ths evening Or the second week IN May STANDING
the soOp Of Mrs COK house and sbOu TO enter when
'Le ofpose side q tho street, Watching saw him
also ia June snd il july this in 1854 Mrs Cox
Cro,.tssmined-Am no relation of Mr., Cox; lived in
how many watcher. did yoT e A Oily one person
q What he doing he was looking very in,eay at
could 10, recognize him If 20 HIN; he had
thrown around bis fs G acgo ,d. nS I nLe b wa ba s
and o'clock IA the evenns mentioned the cTc9m;
ssLco 20 Mrs Cox the tne she did not see him. In July
gentleman wachAs the man was lot very SNAIL OF very
STOUT be had wbiskers near as could Judge. they wee
had sort Of wrapper on what drew my attention his hiv
L on wTsJ per- In July sm not married. live with my
John W Duconpt sworn-They formerly rented part Of
the house Of Mr Cox in Thirty sixth street, We moved in In
AI 1885, OF the males there were ny aheI and Two broth
besides myself in the famy there are three houses to-
e. her hired fuhes from the avenue we had
the tld we frequently had gentlemen call and sec u' on
iped-We moved away in October 1852; Mrs Cox
had the tack the second oo do not reeoec Of any
bolts be put Mrs Cox's door during our stay ihe.e
Lucy Gibsop swoTu-l know Mrs Cox dont know from
my knowledge hat Mrs Cox sick in the Spring f
Ghon.as Reilly swon-l live in Newfork' kno" HeniiI-
ton H. Boone.
Q. How ions7 A Some ter yssrs
Q. Do you know bis general chaIseeTl A. Pfetts well
O. Frc your knowledge Of his general Character would you
teI,ve hin under ouhl A. ! would not. -
osekhnined-l keep the Hernitsse He'll corner OF HSr
snd Allen streets Boone resident OF my neish9o
hood wien esme there be IN MeIco he old me ha
he wss Mr. Antbcn, oce he dd not have place of & 2as
ness n Second s'reet be had an ONCE soetise ago Va h
street. have sed with persons about Boone since the com
hi. trial. have Boone aaos; o'ery day
I'LL lss, year; frequently had nversaions with him
Henry J. smith sworn-I live in New York. know man
know 80 s' fishA poGne nave koIw I % NJ s, M, own CON
1tetion with HIM beard him talked Of but not enough
kLos the general estimation Of HIM IN the community
Mary Jane Msbie swOr1-I know Mr., Cox reeide ct No
e2 Sixth avenue; have been subpensed both sies in
Spring ef 1855 resided with A Cox was her keeperi
wac eleven noLih with her bot not a. 81 one un.e " "S
the last Of October or lst Of November 1874 vent re-
occasionally until the latter part OF Jsnaay shen ven
renamed then until the l OF Aprli .ne "ss Sey
COZ about three weeks and she went ont
before she ives entirely well 10 cal on ek friend aia tn
day her limbs very lsme abe had bad cod eud
he threat was badly swoen cart ssy ho" near APt was
Cross eI.uilec-nrs Cox rubperssd Yesterday afer
she had called before called on her Ast f
inquired Of friend who used TO cal! on Ars Cox ana
tarJtd that abe IL Chrstoy have been nAffsdi
ny husband dead know it about the iss Of April when
et Mrs Cox shs sick when eft there the last nas
Wien .Le sui got cold .he noe well when
~eli there bot shs vel enough % 90 ont there va 70
"hy left As Cox except that hs was aeo2I o'eaA
Nr Gerard th.t with the exception Of four wne.e,s
rtr Of "a f-ea