The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16
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Srscse, Miss ponDelly and Mrs - oosEeos, 'Sss's ~
Ne accused Coroner oonnery and several others from
NV York also present.
For The prisoaer Gov Penningson, Joseph 7. Bfsdey
20 A c. Mclean appeared - counsel
me prosecution vas conducted BY yocl Parker, Dstiu
ssss~pey ana sm l. Dayton, Attorney Gsaeral
few minutes a1er the opcaingo' the Court Justice
rreoepb.rg asked District Attorney II there any
cASse rssoy rsn bis question The District Auos
aey rsphed that the case Of james Dopneliy for he
xs-rder Of Albert = n ses was eel dc IN Tor trial.
be Ocprt then ordered the iris " be brrught Into
csrs The SnerT did ~ required, whom ponDsy took
&c jsry 4ilh me u,moss com ,~ure The prisoner
s~Ay oreessd IN black ooshvg; his bar, which curly
brushed 70 ncet, and bis general appearance 80
tYcgeIher beoon ng and prcpoasesug he appeared to
W excellent sps, TO- he ohated 1u gall With bis
soanse' and smiled quite FREQ ,enty during tn, progress
hp yatbs pert apps even in his most melancholy
sscmer,s he paid close aueator 70 the movements or
NJ crn-el on both sidea and 70 essca every
Sord that fell fro the hps Of those e0ga7ed In he trial
II tbe csuee
Previous he clerks calling the OF the juro-
se oocpsel " the defence inquired The rule grug
We prosecution to challenge nrst If thy had any ohal
huge oe' you'd be adopted by the Court this trial
me oour, decided That would shsenpon .ne en- '.n
tesence challenged quite large nnmoer of ihs Jarss
stte the pros cuhoa also excused number OF gen,e
called mp N act jurors in the The emp<ane
ment Of the Jury Occupied nearly the entire 'orenr
may be well TO remark here thai the Administration af
jusace New Jersey, and 10 Freehold especa w. con
Quoted In Q manner that you'd be we'll for New York
sourts To ske pattern by The audience we're At oil a
se orderly he counsel performed their duy With
aeriiy ard demesnor that formed striking contrast
the conduct Of ihe New York bar On srch occasions
There wrspe'irg or bullying, no a1emN 10 Ind
ndse he % ar, OF jury 40 Characteristic OF New DIRK
MIIk O'Clock the empannel, nsnt Of the Jury M
soed when following persons 70 decide
4. JOIN vsnoervser, I. Benjamin Pulleu,
orsdiah Apologize 9. JAIME. L Alsor,
& william Ienerren, 10. James rhom ?scn,
8 Jauss A. Herbert, IL. Gilbert scaenck,
9. Jaoob Rue Ia Jonathan g. 0yoxsen.
c Attorney proceeded 70 the Tor the p-nsesn
snn BE commenced by reading the In dctmept chargice
e-eoei the instances attending the late
tragedy ~ the sea View Ronse vth which our readers
already f. nhar The prisoner nj the bar Vas a
s-srserhe had the face Of one OF The -ors
Sefe; bat tre fact OF his beus stranger among them
sculd no he prejudice his case In tasr eyss
TIE address of Mr. Parker clear forcbe and c,ncise
ard entirely devoid Of any prejudice towards he
pytsocer.
conclusion OF the orenng FOR the prosecution the
court adjourned until O'Clock r. when the oxauaius
hoo OF tie ritr esse. will be comm e1ced.
rheYe are some twenty Eve tortv witnesses sub
pr,Gdf ny N cre
noers the court not allowed 10 h1
sou with any upJp the subject or The alleged murder
ne jury also In charge ~ the officers and viii uos De
allowed 70 with any during the progress OF
~ tria