The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-12
Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO MURDER-nEvIvAL OF AN
OLD CASE, IN WHICH BROTHER IS CHIEF WITNESS
AGAINST BRoTHER-cURIOus REVELATIONS.
VIII be remembered by readers that In the early
part Of ast summer Dr. NJ Price Moore OF l5i Chambers
street, in this city, arrested . charge Of having
consprcd 10 murder Aitred 5 Livingston. Of Trenton
y. j. by hr ing two negroes named James H. SUI and
Augustus Wesley, ~ il Was alleged, TO proceed TO Mr.
LvipgsoD's residence, ADD there knock his brains
with Eatene; The only witnesses at that time who
could eliminate Mr. Moore these two negroes; but
now, seems, additional evidence-and that OF defend
ants own brother, rjam.n p. Moore, OF Southport
Fairfield comfy Conn.has been prooured against the
accused.
~. Ben amir =. Moore being sworn before Justice
Welsh Monday, made the follox wing aidds relative
10 the matter
Benjamin p. Moore, Of Southport Fairfield county
Conn beng duly sworn. deposes and says that re
s.des in the above place, on = iarm belonging 70
month Of April ss, deponent came 70 New YORK for the
purpose Of pr recurring some articles that required
No. ISL Cham0ers street that deponent remained tners
al night, sleeping toia in the front ofce Dr. Moor
occupying ANAL room paStitoned of from the orce III
door oi which Was open that after tho Doctor and do
ponent had Tctved, between IL ard IL O'Clock ct night
~. Moore asked deponent II he knew Mr.. Livingston to
which deposept replied thai no did not that ho mad
seen him the doctor said 'tha MAKES difference I
win shos linn 10 you in Nesf York; be then went on
him that deporept would 70 to trenton, where Living
ston resided, and introduce himself by other
be would ind him Gpe social fellow after no had
got into his mouse, while In Conversation with him, do
ponepf would s.yke HIM the head with . hammer
and XII, him, 10 would give dcponcnt ono ha
" the $40 Coo. anc that no would give up bu
aness, and that both Of us would 20 the farm
anc hive IKE Sighting cocks; deponcnt persmptory re-
fused said Moore continued 10 H. but dcponcnt told
him be would have nothing 70 90 with such proposuop
and that TO say no more about II; depousn never say
Mr.. Livingston until last saturday nigot when be saw
him ~ Trenton, Upon which occasion communicated
the above facts 10 Mr. Living on Of which he hsd made
deposition before Samuel Nichols, Eco, Justice NJ tho
Peace or Fairfcd county, Connecticut: dcponen. IN the
brother OF III NJ Price Moore and has frequently heard
him express the wish that Livingston and
o. the wsy, and he would then get tho money
8sSJAhIS Z. MOORE.
Upon the strength Of this additional evider,s Jus,Ice
wesh issued . warrant for the spprehsrsnoo o. Mr.
Moore which was placed In the hands Of Sergeant
smith for txeoeuon Yesterday the officer succeeded
arresibg the accused, Who Vas, beng brought be
lore the magistrate, commtsd to the Tombs In default
o. bal. Mr.. homc, u viii be recocotci indicted
BY the 6rand Jury nut his counsel ON learning that the
Gaze was stu pending In tho Police Court, moved for
s> Troscga before Recorder Smith, and obtained the
same. Ho has now beer arrested. and soon tho
'nvesea sbal have been concluded tho will 40
before The Grand Jury again for their consideration.
THr LATE FORGERY CASE IN BROAD srREEr.
We have received note from s. u. Farmer, ons o.
tho parties arrested few days ago . charge OF hav
ING been implicated In seversl io'geries upon Mr. Ed
BILL Of 20 no Broad street. stating he d not make
spy such statement Of facts contained In the AN
dsvt OF Gntert Hays the officer who arrested
cused