The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26
MORNING EDITSON-FRIDAY, JUNE 90 1857
Q. You scrcibly put him ocr A. YES, STR.

Q. You fcrcibly put him our A. Yss, sir.
@ Did anybody come to your Ass.stAnce7 A. Yes, tive
Or th'oe cayne; but told them 10 keep off
O. There were no lighting mon In the buIldngf A. do
not know; perhaps yon know a. well asL
Mr. PedI am po In the habit Of associating with such
men,
CAPTAIN Bonnet told you, sir, that am no: in the
O. Did you any there al that timer A. None 70 my
knosledge
O. Did you the mex, dsy' A. Nome to my know
q On Tuesday morning did you also eject Mr. Conoverf
G. nd you do that by the Mayors ordersP A. No. sir.
O. pd not conover AJAX you by whose orders yoa acted
A. Yes sir
O. Did not you say by the Mayors orders9 A. No, sr
g. Was that all you saidS A. Yes, str
Did not you tell Mr. Concver that you had orders 70
eject him. and that necessary you could get 700 men 70
do IN A. do not remember.
Q You will not be positive that you did noU
Cross examined by Mr.. Brady-Q What was the mode
OF election of Conovey-how was done9 A. Well, was
simply this, mr.. Trner-I do mot remember whether It
vas the Srst or the second timeI RENE nber went to
OoDover and told him that Turner wished him TO leave
he was obsructDg the Deputy Street Commissioner that
as captain Of police, would request him to eave; he re-
fused 70 comply with my request and iook upon myself
9 Who did you get Jour depu.ation from' A. have
Q. Did you get it from the Sheriff. A. No, sir, have
had It since last year.
Q. Did you know that the Mayor had twenty deputy's
warranty A. know noshing about II.
O. Did you see Turner do anything pertaining 70 the Of
reference to some ordeI do not understand the precise
business.
M Brady-For permlts' A. Yes, sir, he gave them TO
@ Did not you see CoDovor doing thAta A. did not,
SIR he had no charge 10 affairs Of that description In my
presence; Turner took book to I'LL them up In my pre-
sence.
Q. That was on Monday or tuesday, A. could no.
Q Was II not after Mr. Conover was turned out? A. It
was in Mr. Eonover's presence.
@ When Mr. Conover was there In which room was be?
)Counse and witness here occupied some time In explain
ing in which room Mr. Oonover was, which UNDER
stood to be the middle room between the door aud the
private Office, from which Mr.. Bennett took him out)
llplNcE DEPUTY STREET COMMISSIONER CHARLES TURNER
Mr.. Tuner was sworn, and examined by Mr.. Field.
O. Were you in the Street Office the 18th
q. You have been deputy Street Commissioner under
.. DID you see M. Conover elected from the Onos on
e. By whom was it done, sirY A Capt Bennett was one
VI o. nS w vh'e wss tho o,he,9 dor, Sno,
Q DID YOU hear Mr.. Coaover ask by whose authority
II was eoneS A. lie may have asked that
9 Did you hear Bennett ten him by whose authority
was dcnei A. do not think did.
O. Did you hear Bennett at any time during tho day tel
Conoyer nst he had the Mayors authority TO do what he
ddY A. he sa1 ne YVES acting under the Mayors orders
@ When did he tell him cor A. Sometime on Monday
O. What time, A. About half past ten.
O. Did Bennett stay there all dayG A. No, sir; not al
BE was in and out during tho course of the day, A.
@ Was this statement Of Bennett made to oouover In
answer to question by Conover3 A. Incidentally.
Q. He said he acting under the Mayors orders and
Snern nS von 80, aes ,bs o,, him so,on, a, n.
cir? A. lie told him to keep the peace
g Were you present when Deputy Sheriff vSltec gave
9: We're there any nshiiug men there tina, day' A. I
~o no ~ T T~. ~ ny, sr ro
man IN -. iaes0Ay' or A'er 20 not know any lighting
a. We,e vou n,os.r, IN 7,,o.,.v r,or co,oror go.
ese,eS, vas Ssrs s yp 'SeS'ay ~"en o0"0'er WIS
a. Who a. tnss, wal ao m. vrou-v, ponro.,
and two or three oSes he sH H quietly ou
nc nao no business ere' and 30 ordered him
d. Did You hear him oak Bopno,, by whose orders he
ma ,o" hs., p.r,. cav h. n., o,,.. q, cs ,,r
drsd men IL pesessarvY No sr. ~ nos v;,bn =
teen feet Of him.
M ta6scr ssd would - % r be- J haS 70 ~ a., ,e hum
O. Did you any dsy9 A. I tod him wished Mr. Co
mover put out Of the office; there were any orders,
O. You do no, know tina. anybody else gave ordersS A.
No, sir.
9 You Old not hear TIA, tho Mayor gave orders' A.
Not one word, sir.
Nor the shernY A. No, STR
Q Did you communicate TO the Mayor on the Saturday
that Conovcr bad been appointed By The Governor A.
lid, sir.
O. WhereS L. AT my efice,
Q You sent for hlm' A. Yes, SIR.
Q Al what umel A. About l2h O'Clock
g You sent for the Mayor A. did, sir
O. 10 what wordss A. ] asked him 10 come ard see
me; w,., a, ,,., u..,,s. -. 49,. 49,.
y wha oa you en nmr nc sac ne nao nesfo tna,
there had been an appointment made b the Governor
A. n '%, 81. A.. ,s,,u,. 70. A
r1u ns a.. near, ,o ne same ming, ~ ies' BIZ.
wnas ca ne ven h ST% Sos s or rn ,Ss Was see'
ncr Nv tho Msvo .na po,ra ~ .rnsn NJ
y Was there anything said about fcrccY A: No cir,
win men men ..., v.-. r..
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