The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

oouK % oYHx AID Dsan&
Before Hss- Jsdgs Rssssvsk
Cor L-WAsa ths Cpur was opened this usrning, ths
pSnsr, AnsAAsi oHsosni, broughs N By Ne odcsr
havhg hin n charge. He appeared more oarsworn than
u any rsveas period Of hs eta sof he alleged aasa
naasa q Eseese Andsrsou- ~ Ave- n.uiss pas. 10 his
hsaor took his ssas upoa hs beach, and said 10 had ju
m1Aruo ooMuMcAnoa v.oa THE JURY.
10 Hn Hoxos TIE jugs or rm 0oURr or 0rn AID fR-
n lsrsss m me oase Of Uchas uancsn are su unable
eAQA me has resolved their fun and careful
but since thaar Lest Communication % your
ys.se'sy noon :ssy asve no. spen. a AZ minute.
Asesse evident that the Jurors have oonclavely made
Up sAs Minds, without any prospect OF change uoder
soaal hSsy witaout In any way serving the OF jas
toe. Az The Same time they would ssk your Honor 70
Se oo@nunisy, N they assure you that being deprived
q he power OF giving persopal attention TO their "a
eairs In she present trying no n some Of them are Peoa
mary erou TO great deKrs Ono Of the Juror mas
nemtes Of bis family ertre mely sick requiring the care
Of swo physsOans and hts absence Dom bis family tes
day OF extrt anxiety ana INCONVENIENCE
ne jurors bore than the confederation Denoned - well
- many Others Viii must present :. your
duios. ssd hey w most respectfully ask your
Honor relieve them m m their present psnu oounas
S.w oov,r Hous.. DC. i. 1857.
Judge Roosevelt observed that before receiving the
above unto son he learned thai The jury had NOT
agrsed, aai bad formed impression in his own mind
that aSsr two nights AMI than . days confinement
70 bring about, II ssblc, equanimiy OF opiron the
hsm logger BE submitted that combustion ~ the osner
JUDGES Of We 6upr me Court, and took their advice BE
Ss ! ss IN
he confederation expressed In the comnuni aton which
he bad JUst read should be ssken into sccoun.
fBu Dnrn1T ATTORNEY ulTC1SBs THE ACTION OF THR JURY
The Dsvcs Attorney mark cd that he was not present
when his Hooos commenced to read the commune alton
that aimee three o'clock yesterday the jury had not paa
any attention 10 the merits Il the case BE felt In Justice
the object Of their retirement ought be kept
geher any longer He WAS ieifecdy wiling TO consent 70
judge Roose II sadwhou, any osrespec, to the DIS
rios Attorney, ares in ,dern tmss were not the Same
they ~ee I'VE hundred yesrsaso Jurors at the present
presumed TO be niehger men and - they formed
component. cart Of the oour their conclusions were entitled
proper dserenoe the Court had reason 70 suppose
that they actua,ed BY any improper considers
toss A ne could see this jury seemed TO De
sxsisssss he had seldom ses in that box more intel
ngens Jury. Be would suggest . means Of
::s % , s; q 1 ~ s'
and vsry spsOe; that taers . sso.her
81. l.sish be supposed ~oaid be 81 thai should be
mo District Hnor.ey stated thu, won be almost In
ysa IN Is. II SCpu
anknens upon he subjecs The public papers hAd pub
hss NJ W. through The community and IL Vas fre'h
h lhe yeooa ccuos of eveYy body.
~ Ndss RoossvsN c,onnuea By saying tho. ths,e was
nshbg In the Issue but what took place t,e spot
cidsas outs DC ssemsd 70 b nov sdni.sd /, vas i'd
ed that the pisoeeS was The person who and thas
reached his domic and mat he was the person who
eaFed that particular room me engie question TO bs
Spa one .o.ns Of hs murder) who BY an, evidences thai
ooola be sddaoed, oud By any likelihood be sAsWn to
~ D,str,cs A,so,uev sarued tAss IN. n.osoea aim
never bad osss .bere more an. v.s spent Eing
evidence. Every lane and sarsss had been - Rse2t
tn tbe people % In court.
me aDar counsel for We prisoner informed the report
BY n } msans admiad VIVA, Judge Roosevelt stated he
adn od thai CNnos mi In The vcan " OF The OF
NE murder u the ne Vas oom niaed. but denied that
h,s Honor in.uuclsd the ofnoer having the Jury In
charge, lend 70 whom our reporter Is Indebted for his
ms announcement created great excitement 10 the "a
depoe, which ~ rot - numerous a. 90 preyoUs ecos
sons Itbo Oh the ~e nled by cirz
anxiety leain the Of tseir deio Tsuons
cited 70 nigh pitch AZ be expiration Of few ,mens
the jurors entered and took Their seaw when Mr. yande
voors the serk pro eeded cal their names aud aked
The al question which H. "Genue q the jury have
you ssreed upon . ysrdic,s' me foreman rspuei We
yue 90 Rooieven addressed Them briefly. Ho sad that
Ne Court bad received their Communication, and par;lc
pated In he embAr ment OF their pos Before
ceivrg he had appreheu ed tssi such result woui
follow. Having heard they bad not agreed he hsi
Leagues Of the sopeme court who we're 10 sessop belos
They agreed In the uiion he had arrived a, which
..s 1ai VI. uiele,s and perssps iDaroas 70 aemp,
unAriny which The tecmed unable 10 st ain BY shs
osdinary action Of oontu I'm end ressosnx With each
Jucse should have been nnsly ssposed Of
this trial; but there things undoube iy In thu life
no,Sy = ws an me hen, NM ~ COIL
sorine sometimes conclusions would akssuch hold thai
nothing could remove them. Isey kue- that oar jury
o. unlike that OF foreign oo1nl les,
. majority only necessary 70 renoer oouvicuon oul
Ne suil maintained Q common h- prin -.ie OF rna1i
the Request ~ mpah ring with hcm Tor The venenoe
20 vbch thsy .ere srts aed and thauh ma them Tor we
cSae sssi sas resr ss h.s tho cor sssou vhs
shey arrived vas oi"g instead OF verd one
wsy or the ether II the case we're tried ths present
term would be ued by another jurg, aud II they were
summoned again scepei Ct dfioally would probably
arre whish sorld be unseemly 10 q matter Involving
fe and dsath He therefore discharged them for TIRE
term.
one OF Use Jurors said he wanted 70 make fev obser
vsLiens Hsie1ov jurors oaa reqssssed .m " s.e an
allboosh they had been rather hardy treated by toe
efnosrs In QUITTING them % from al com NUM- alton be
tween ikeuselves e1tsders and kee JnG Informs
too nom them, tul bey wished 10 rcfurn the sincere
thanks for their niacre 10 Supplying neocsAry eomfan
We Informed BY enc q me jurors Asv they vere
a. n,sees thai e'sb, az ihsr number for toe
and -four Tor he AcqvA Of the prisoner, and ths
hey rs.Assd 70 Ma. position soon sies .hey rcrea 70
eve occsh on rossdsy afternoon, and hence we're CON
nned forty hours.
We sve be Iamcs Of the jurors Who we're favor Of
oosviothg Cslotmi, and tAae In favor Of aoquitlrg
him
rop oovvrcToy
4. James Courtney, shoe maker, &C Grand street.
= rbous Hsghi, shoemaker, 300 Ninth avenue
samuel u Arthur, provision dealer 90 Greene srecs
a. Amen He bsr6, dry goors, No, 7 sond street
Ersam Duleneld, express man, 200 Wen thirty
Third strcst
cssrIes Alden, cocoa manufacturer, $50 West rur,y
nfth STREET
q Alopso sylcr, sewing machine man ursc,urer, 1ls
Orchard sweet
Jacob Z. Heuey, straw goods, $50 Broadway.
ron AcQunrE.
william n. Bolt n, oyster store, 200 South street.
JOIN v. Brown, harp maker. es7 Houston STREET
3. yamss Malcolm, builder, is IAighi street,
BNe, Lang, iron merchant, lpe West Twenty
oAscsn FOLLOWED 70 rHs roxm M A crowd
me- prooes.lrss CAncem - alone, and no per.