The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

CLOSE or THE ExAMIS ALTON ADDITIONAL EvI-
DENCE- ANIMATION OF Mkssns MOORE AND
RYATT-BAiLInd OF THE ACCUSED.
The examination in Of alleged conspiracy to
murder Mr. Alfred s Livingston, Of Trenton, New Jer
.ey wherein Or NJ Price Moore and Joseph A. Hyatt are
the accused parties closed yesterday at the Lower
Police Court before Justice Connolly Some additional
evidence w1s aeouced for the pose Of corro6oratns
the evidence Of MISS worden, and Mr. Livingston WAS
examined bfeh AZ win be seen from the follow
ing report OF ire pfoceeuDRr:-
Jc.eph Cupbip, ham being duly sworn, deposes and
says that be proprietor of the fremont House. IN
,,n,Or = ara .,onsr 'ue ssss W.. M,
Worden arrives 10 Trenton 10 toe train from NeT YORK
about 81 o'clock, and took beard at deponeots hotel
she brought with her dark green carpet Dag that af
partakins Der supper the yousv lady called or pea
ard i ard wrote ro,e which ere sent by one q &C.
poasEts servants Aea = Livingston, who resides In
Cotaze row very near depopents hotel deponent also
know. that Dir livingston subsequently, had sn inter
view wt,h the oupe lazy, wno remained II Trenton %
I'll The Saturday following when she len IN the even ne
uA.n for Ne~ York
Mr. Cunningham cross examined at some length
cited
Mr Lyr getor va. thee put UPON the stand and wac
Alheo Iiyiugstou, being dny sworn and cross-eI
auinfc saids- bave known Dr. No IRE snce ls4i, ny
acquaintance with hin was ultimate and confidential ne
travelled with ply stefan, and accompanied me
ny amiy 10 the West Indies In the winter o. lsss
he xe.t wt TO Georgia the following winter, In BIZ
professional capecity dismissed him from nv service
1851. | wrote him roto di- nisepg him: fhiuk this
was in August 1851 Iar the husband OF lady whoa
Dr. Moore sued that srt fer toe recovery 81 rea
estate or CT charges be has never been psit for
t1d Which = csnec On our part ana can be proved sEe
by be own oath
the counsel Tor the prisoner. here waived any further
examination for the purpose Of owing their defendants
opportunity o. porting 10 bal.
Justice Connolly decided to bold the parties 10 bau sscn
il the .uxn oi e. go ano tnue conclude the case
Toe OF tho prisoners pre- sous 70 thsr sgn
Ing tie bal bonds was proos oded with, as follows
NJ Price Moore beng duly examined before the u Ter
ssre1 according Law on TIE annexed charge and be-
IN informed that be ut liberty to answer, not al
AIRY que,tons put to him, states a. follows, Viz
d Queston What Is your name. A. NJ. Price Moore
I. Ho~ olc are sou IS years.
q Where wee ycu born a. In New Jersey
q. Where DO you hyet No J6i Chamber stree;
" What your cccupabons A. practise rneIeine
ard surgery.
1 Have you anything TO say. and II So what, relative
10 lhe charge here lIedryod against YOU A. The
charge Annsi me s sho3y false, A. - a., TIE others 70
TIE same sse and only require time y rhov the iAs
Joseph l. Hyatt. being duty examined before Tee IN
derssrrd according to toe annexed charge and
being Diorn.d st ne VAS liberty 70 answer o. not ali
any tuesrors pot 20 him. staice ~ lolows, viz:
OrettoL : MIAi = your rsmef Joseph A. Hyatt
Z ho- Cd tre youS A thirty three years.
q whore sere JOS born A. In tie city q Ae~
York.
{ where do you Ave' A. 10. liU EAs, Thrty third
street.
q wtn your occupation, A Commission mer.
chant
q Fave you anything to say, and 60 wast, relative
10 Tie ctsrge here preferred against yovs II Ease
from b. ihprr to end, ss tar a II relates 70 me
The papers u hs case VIII be subrit.ed % The Grand
Jury =, Al early DAY