The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-31

The Caee ~ Policeman CAuxchlll, Chasgs6
with bribery.
Ths sass was resumed yesterday, bsfors Justice o.
horne, n the Mayors Once Ths ONES was crowded
during the trial with policsmsn and interested spects
tsrs xhs aceused appeared, attended With Mr. b. 1.
Clinton. his COUNSEL who asked to crossexamins Mrs.
Mary Ann Aoose which objected TO the day before
Mr. Bustesd who acted counsel for Moore and his we
said be would now waive al objections and the oss-
examination might be made.
Mrs. Mary Am Moore the wi6e Of James Moore inc
party indicted for receiving stolen goods was men
Examined - llows. After being questionsd In
her husSaads arrest and tho goods taken possession
BY o@cse Churchill, the question was ssEsd -
Q. Did he And any dry goods, to your An0"iedse' a.
He dad End two pieces csnho' 10. a0s ~ no
took he took silverwsrs and one Grape shA don't
think he took ark shawl he did not get three pieces of
M. had none of thess things restored to me; Mr..
Churchill said they restored to the owner pur
bssed these things that have been enumerated pur-
nased them from people whose ages cannot tell can't
az whether they ~ere boys or men; can't say within
dfteen years how old they were they were apparently
twenty; / Won't guess any further as to their ages
Of these dry goods purchased Of young men did
and my s nave nos ssn she
chain since; can't remember anything ese that
restored TO the owner; heard that some tn foil WAS
returned TO the owner; told Lieut. Sharp would put
into hs possession notes and money the amount Of
81 400 he would ALLOW to go home and the child
amount; don't remember ofssng Ar. Frehawk, the
doorkeeper 500 70 ao g. home and get trunk
member mailing hess offers {, anybody was half crazy
to get out and 60 home and the cnidren and can't
semeTetr what said before my husband forfeited his
get my husband clear; after the of my husband
aud before he forete his bail, don't rememosr that
saw Mr.. Churchil may have stem him-I don't rscol.
iect whom and where; rather think saw him but
can't positively can't Tecollecs that he said any
Churchill CAGE To my house aud took charge Of the
10 % s nss 9rs s s eel
the ume Of my husbands forseit,ng his bail don't
ssneae Der to have seen Mr. Churchill; didn,;
70 g 70 New Jersey the srst MONDAY s IL
the time Mr. Churchill told me the bail forfsited;
don't know the day Mr.. Churchill and told the
and lees than six months viii not fix the time did
not try 10 reuembsr it; in store in Third
street at the time don't remember thAtany one vas
with Mr.. ChuJ chill when he and told this
thing said at that une about my giving him some
money; NJ: Churchill sad, MIS- MoOrs. how much Of
that TIN foil Is let % said, 81 will go and see, and
whom l told him, he sad, It's there ~ much that
lefty" can't .en when 1 next saw Mr. Churchill;
should think It inside of two months it within
the lsst three months that Nc Churchill talked to
about money; according 10 my bes- recollection 1t
money; it in my house; don't think any
pres emit, the NERVES cher In the store ba *
Io1m: before thai lime cont remember ever oassiny
Mr.. Churchill any money TO get clear, although would
have given him money at that time il he had asked ma
for 1t, for teen would baye given snything 80 get
first talked with me about money first c,nmencei
the suhisc; be said, lis Moore at homes answered
"No" ne said, What q 'oolsh lie Isl ii he had
goae right this ahsir might have been settled
long sgo;' saio 'God hep me- don't know what to
Attorney told me he would give $50 for Moore desd or
zfFe; he urther said you can take i've hundred Dbl
lars ard the whole tping can be settled" he said, II
v take the warrant for the rest Of Moore ant when
get that will notice him. but lie go out Of my
presence when come about, and when haze the
rant viii arrest him but and viii ethiu ptss
without noticing hm;' he then again sai, i)r
three hundred dollars ne would make II all rgh., sad
hundred dol.is he would give the lawyer; in
the day tire when ea~ i'm ne called frequently upon
after rds, and money was RlSays talked shout
vent 80 see hum, but think promised to give him the
before went TO his house offered him par
ticular sum, but told HIM would leave it TO himself
did not frequently ten him | would give him three
any sum he wanted if he would MAKE the
whole matter right; can't recolect anything
oed going TO his house if there anything
more Cont remember i. now; don't know that any
money; officer called with Churchill, bu; d,nt
remember that he heard the conversaton ABOUT money
Ia about three weeks since first went to osurch
n's house; 1t In the day time, think, when first
called there; Mrs Chur chilli Mr.. Churchill
not At home; DOM remember seeing any one there
besides Mrs. CHURCHILL; think in about days made
the eAlI 1t Chnr,hs house. the second CAL ia The
evepirg; saw there this time both Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Churrhin don't Iecoect that any else there
don't think called on Mr.. Churchill the next aighs
after my frst cali
o Did ycu not a. Churchi.ls house tell hin 10 get
boys out OF the way at al hazards and cid you
propose to throw then off the dock and drown them
aiming BY The boys those wa) going appear
sgrnst you and your I'd for receiving stolen goods
A said would give him anything &c the boy out
Of the way, but I'D not propose TO drown them any
thing like It. Mr.. Churchill aid he woul3 the oney
and get rid OF L.: he said the way he gs
the ey that was drop T., that he might
pick up and 10 enc could swear that gave him the
O bid Mr.. Churchill tell you his house that he
would not take any money from you consideration
for bis services for yourself husband. A. He ssia he
would not take any money from to convc. either my
sef or Inn, because II was 80 bad to give a. 10 re-
ceive, brt he said could Drop it in the street.
Mr. uintcn--I repeat the question. You have not
gwen WANT answer-yes
whether he do not tell yoa he would receive no money
tor his vices for you your husband A. He
said this; he said he would take money out Of my
haIds, but could drop it tor HIM
Judge OsbOrxe-1hat il that decide 10 BE-
sufficient
q. nd be rot say certain public officer had ruined
no money, directly Indirectly A. He said would
take money from me- but that could drop it; and
then he said, Whst tool that man was TO take money
@ Did you not fay that such man vas id fool
A DONE think said that.
O. lid not Churchill tell yoo, at this second inter
view that he would not get the boys out Of the way
No, he did not tell me this.
q. When did you next go TO churchils houses A. 1t
not long after this second visit IL inside OF two
dsys;I can't remember whether it in the evening;
ocns rems0bes VII" was there; don't reoolsc' seeing
Q. when you called the third time did you not tell
Mrs Churchill that Moore would give hmse ups A.
"a he would could not teep him from doing it, and
Mrs. Churchill begged TO keep him from doing this;
do not know when next went TO Churchins house
went there again, but don't recollect seeing Churchill
there saw Mrs. Churchill; don't remem Der whether
her daughters we're present. talked with Mrs Church
I'll on the stairs asked her where Mr.. Churchill was;
said wanted TO see him.
O Did she tell you that she could not tell you where
yon could see hin2 A. No, sir, she did not tell
me this; she did not tell me not to go near him;
not tell her that could hunt him up; did not drop
any money there before left
O. md MT Mrs. Churchill pick up and hand it TO you
and ssy there must be of this A. No, sir drop
ped mouey Mrs. Chur chill picked up and hand
ID to zoe; did not say had just from do
town With IT. did not put 1t in nyipockeor my glove;
none dropped upon the floor, and none handed
TO me; Mrs Churchill said might do this that II had
snything for him, might drop it, butt did do
never made the remark 10 For Gods sake keep