New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

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in,.ac!tot The eelored nowere :he Is cOrrec.
d.sO-e cay o. b- frorr I'd. Of the street
sad him s. % a. ess ss sS G Fl
past nu the distance Of only four fvep.hsps two
. S .a e p , % lsS@ Ss' siai
to m street when te ds.pres,ed from the view Of oae
.ss ccnrr from Elm ITO cr.nd street Boh those wit
.ad lie, otb positive .hs he ph0asr S.
.nd e. Aat the l.ei w.ne: equally positive tia!
doSn Elm, untl be turned int. Howard street, in
cSsutsrd octr Webb who. ,appo.ns hun to be person
merely hunJins TO take the Canal street passed him
nGt without dtrfc.tou He va. observed however .pp.
ren:, at east T. throw thing from him prevou, wit
turning into Elm pistol from bis hand to his
pocket Wa tLst the article thrown from him The
within N hour sfssrvsId fOnd 10 Howard street.
E .S g.. ,s :. o,a ID.
D.on b. s..sat '0nRsD9I swear: @ .hs never y such
Of the pistol pistol ws. which the prisoner II it ". be-
transferred to the pocket Of hi, co Hi, which b.
Waite streets .housh heavy with penlie' pistol
lie must therefore, n some manrr have disposed Of pre-
passed into he are. IN io,sd street. and 80 ~Sehs re
NAMED in the same place Unclaimed ard was the ds1c.l
6. to the result @ "ss
p.oner the win the pcrpetrston Of the deed who's.
ohmst1 ard author yon are now inve'as.tins II
dcab you win to be.o. upon this branch Of the case your
no.. ssrous reflection That iet 'ooer ps.cesee indus
@ his cciry IN the Day oit, struggle freedom with
character 9s;Isa IN no sa0,sd term, ey eoTd Of s
s d IL uS and I ,u1 aS an GS'' @ pS
Snt a er Rse the DAY bad ds~aed
any who should obue him in bis unlawful designs. seems
soHe Upen that poat here Is no dispute Il va. don. BY
Ire discharge Of some pistol in the hand Of some person
wbe5 .b.t psson not tsuonnded q. he Is By 80 many nd
eating circumstance: the prisoner at the bar None Sths, h
sccused-none has been indicated uness be of the
four %ense eGoa % :Sea :s ne s~ WIN
she is correct the inquiry naturally arises who were those
they were sgssins she says. together. You win give
70 this part Of the testimony al the weisn 10 70
tell the truth but 1t is equsy certsn that in .ooe
parts Of her s'inCsy she not perfectly accurate TAXING
standing few pspsbe stakes feel yourselves forced to
the concg.Gn thai the P" ati Is clearly ideled s' tns PER
legal character Of as To make Of murder
and prenedstion or ecti,s di.rcss OF human life; but
person cngssed q, tb lime in the onns:on of felony
public policy Is declared 70 he murder when pepetstsd
1 Mr. a Of III. ns eocI.S ol and
Of the o,crk show that, between the hour Of aud
S,Se q. Gn as mT.s % ab n % a to-
the peI.en was The ptsoner Or not !. or you 70 determine
snd need not de.in you Sy it. repetition would only
observe that the SINGULAR c'incdece Of the great NUMBER OF
prisoner on the Sidewalk in front rcmises with
c. that six bundIsd bad srsn :sG o% IN 70.
that he in the habit Of changing with the milk
market supplies Ifyou believe his m,le conip,nion he
.hs, very uonins from her drawer about two hundred
tie il must bs admitted cumbrous coins
but still not e. of Itself to be wholly Incredible The
snd sm. weekly income Of fie weaken the pob
% but 10 not es 81 the did % oo OF the the
Why did he point hs pistol at the coming up from the
e have sn no motive for hs he mp
der The solution of the apparent difficulty m.y ee
pistol The old merely TO stop her cne. Of police
% pa @ Ar area a. tn T so ,oa 90 1 %oaa
ply that H.. prisoner deliberately provided him e VITO
pS 70 .Sc DOWN sny .S,a.n without rr.nce 70
any particular individual shocd bs either to &C
iNr Of the pocensn would within the definition Of
murder "p-rpetssted b. mnlineny dangerous 70
"atuts( regardless Of humsn life although without
uedsed dessn effect the death Of particular indyd
ual That poicemsn Anderson. while IN the proper dis
chsT.e of his duty WAS wckedy deprived OF hi,
@ there can BE- no sy ths pnsGns - me
mudcr for decide The law and your oshs impose
and p", the Judge. That are sworn 70 Try presented
and to give verdict upon them according 70 The e,
dence the psonet therefore, s the law esves hi
in your hands.
At s o'clock the Jury retired. Subsequently, they
sent in word to the Court that there was no prospect
of an immediate agreement, and 1t was thereupcn or
A. tl tod ,tpnp "a Vsrd " n
Judge Roosevelt and the counsel should be sent tor
The Court was now cleared, and none renamed 10
the building but the Jury, prisoner and officers Az
9oclock the Jury had not agreed upon verdict ana
C8Dcemi WAS conveyed to the TOmbs.
The Court will meet at 10 O'Clock this morning to
ASCERTAIN the conclusion OF the Jury.
SUPREME COuRr-sPEcIAL TEsa-Srrr 9.-Befors
Ju,tice PEABODY. -
In tn. msiter of application of the People Wood sud
Dinsuore agt. the Croton Aqueduct Board.
This cHse came on at p. IN. according 10 hllourn-
mert Mr. Field commenced his argument in behalf Of the
whose bid next lowest to that oi wood Dn'
MI FIELD. argument from the point. published on Sat,
urday the In substance lie had not finished when
the Cout adjourned till tomorrow
GENrRAL TERn-Before Judges DAVIES MITCHELL aud
Some time since Mr. Page. arrested for selling liquor
Oh Suneay discharged the Recorder on the sroTni ot
rssnlse. the GCnmitnen.ae PnciPs ground being
bso ss ,ot The enSr. Term on ceorar Nj Hall sIea-a
case for the People substantially a. follows ,.;.,.o,
The commitment perfectly reglar IL wss Tor imprsoh
met In default Of bail Indictment and not
nsry chsrse and arrest The mentioned ss the amount
OF bail Il lg preliminary examination Even II the sum
Is IL does apply 70 bail sfse indictment wnsn
the guilt much sress Toe mention OF the
sum directory merely The law does not no. exceeding
500" ,
But II the commitment ire sulsr the Recorder should
not have discharged absolutely r. s page $50, sec 80
,sys appear that the party has been legally committed
criminal odene although the commitment be rrosu
set shall be let TO bail If the be bebls snd s1od
"ba be offered II not, he shs be remsnded" The r.
coJer say.: Even if the commitment had been regular
should have felt duty discharge the prisoner on his
entertaining the do Of TIE ac.