The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21

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why The properly not purchased In Miss
hAme 70 save her from trouble with Law suts ar
positive never raw deed signed By MIS- BiscsTeIl
Moore never requested me in the year 1884, while q mo
Clinton Hotel 20 return the deed; the first inlms
upon that srsnssotion Was in the summer Of 1850
while In my ps'sor In Trenton, when tina. property
bad been eSih upon and somewhat advanced IN value
no saesesed that he ought to be credited With
the rents ought 10 got the property at Ito o,Inal o
NO gepliee,aD TO my knowledge called upon MIS- Black
welrto obtain Ackno ledemont of transfer ofspro
perry in question TO DR. Moore After the property W.
sold o.. Mooro never received any rents; NJ. Day.
ton Hose 10 trenton take deposition trans
forripg his properly is several years snoe had any
In The West Ind'ee 'sss be an then occupsot OF
my house, and int,msto with Miss Bl ckwe; he travel
sestod, when she visited me a, rf.ns'n, wss very
strsnSe; cid not think thst DE- More, any hu
nan beng, could be GO black as 70 commit murder;
supposed that abe vol OF Dr. Ao0ra's; visited
Mis- Warden 10 the month Of Juy AFTER rausacking Vii
hsnsbuTs bad an interview OF an hour With her, when
Dsh:a by Or Moore he next time So. her vas Il NJ
Phn'ps Office; did nos take her 10 The Howard Bouse
ion; belieyed his story about the conspiracy when
Nary Warden called NO .! Trenton did not under
stand her 10 cay that she had been employed 10 Kin
me, but supposed the. Moro lad Engaged somebody
ere 70 DO ~ and that 10 the reason why the neyros
,tory struck mo a. sens true; the ar.t time saw IVES
ley was In july Is was either al the Howard House or
al Mr.. Phlliphs oloe that saw him.
Direct exaeins,ioo DIR Moore commenced action
MED that he hGd any claim axsin,t me.
The @ urt look . reoes< at O'Clock and sat TIL hall
pa ana the Rosorde, was very anxious to fnish ne
posed and dt moi want 10 cit % morrow; but IN
quence OF the sckness OF material witness for tho de
eIcc and the successful attempts OF 70
gtn Ambulance TO her house 10 the middle OF the day, the
Court induced % adjourn the trial I'LL 70 morrow,
wheD amer tho De position OF Ms. Ga,oe IL received
counsel beth rides will mako the closing speeches
tho case will be submitted 10 the jury Tor their determ,
patton.
FIB. 2o,-rhe court room WAS crowded this morning
to Ito utKaoat capacity, and every
dered mpss,able by curious thvopg Of persons, Is
not only expected that the closing speeches Of
eel would be made in the alleged conspiracy OF Or
Moore to murder NJ Livingston, Of Trenton New Jersey
but that the Grand Inquest would the
their investigation Into the murder Of Dr.. Burden
]. wss stated by Mr. Brady that the commission ap
pointed 10 take the deposition OF Mrs Gss cet visited
house In Chambers s Get as evening, but her physical
condition such to preclude the possibility OF
akbg her evidence. He confidently hoped that the
sents men deputed 70 take her deposition would arrive
Mr. Philips asked permission 10 Offer oertia,i copy
o. TIE sac Of the property Of Dr. Moore before the sdr
records OF the above court showing that the doctor
siJeied his brother BENJAMIN reliable witness.
he Homer coniidered that the admission OF "a n
tiers would be totally irrevsep and denied the appL
eaton
Mr. Brady rose and com uepccd his address TO the Jury
In tefah Of his client he said that the charsc OF
very respectable and eminent member OF the medical
profession was sought 10 be sworn away BY converse
uors seveen rcrson, OF CUES ionsbe character when
no ID I'd party was by. Proof OF conversation con.
sterec tie most dangerous In the eye Of the Law,
the FAC. OF the case with whi,h II could be fabricated.
Tee eis aud mfdoal professiont required tba. hey
sbeeld have suoh guards hrosn about them, that IL
The sser observed that there were TIRE, theories Of
The cas- The Grst hat Of the pr ,secutoai1at Dr.
foore OH eopspre 10 take The life Of Mr.. Lviugton by
various the secord Vas t1st Livingston foo,
III, consI!,Cy 10 charge Or. Moore With crime against
hi Willie the third end the only con,iseni with
81 any psrcsIar epmy 70 Or roor. su, NJ Of me
scrtt haired Of Hyatt originated tails whole ,npp, al,
hen hsvcs brought the tso negroes sto the pio; s'
might sec npah her vengeance ard tho negroes prose
cute II or the purpose OF reward and gain. The learn
for the PROSECUTION ai great length msnaoios tnsl Inc
stat meu OF Wesley he cunning member OF an inferior
race and that o. h"y Hrd'D the pros:us wsra fai.-
-, Utterly porsny Of credit by the
Jury. Mr. ha5y occupied three hours Ia his a1dress,
during TIE delivery Of which he listened 10 WITH
bres,ho,s attention, IN the OF which be astei
down By The junior counsel sac deposed ths on ooe
slsni the overheard converssioa between tnrcc per
,tps, ~hsm ;ho believed TO be negroes IN reerenos TO
Mr. livir gscn; hut she could moi ideatfg re par.
ss Tho Keccrder con,dered the Admission o. such evil
seros totally lrrevel.ni, and therefore excluded H.
The court srd JSry took recess for q ies moments,
rbr which
M Joua b Phillips proceeded 70 deliver the sreu
men, Sr We oss %. n. p,ye aerSsy n o., 20
duo ing The case for The reope tu. iosi ssnlensnb ser
vces we're qabtd BY TIE Grand jury during TIE week,
dy which had produced grd etctonent 10 The plbil.
nind Be a. great length upon ss svi sence
20 ,s. ne .,,es cs,ss,ae a.,s ins
rgs towards hr. LivinkttoB
recorder Smith thsn charged the jo'y 10 substance .,
oss-Gepufmen Of the Jerry congratulate you
upon The termination Of tue exusordIeary cAss
~hch has fallen 10 my Let 10 be engaged ia eibef
In tnc osps ity Of Judge In my duties COUNSEL
case which take n 10 all s features. certainly prescsts
the most extraordinary oombnaicn Of cirsum instances
ts; can be iound TIE snns, Of criminal udence
defenda,t Who has residsd In this cy nearly lifetime
and VINO has held respectable position In this commu
which " sufR,ient 10 make any ciu.en snudder the
such act could be cootempaed Ia the nlneteeph
boh 70 trial Ia. been csndss.sd 81 tss c5uns.i on
9th sdes " call your attention 70 toe tesmony except
far . is neccsssry 70 present 70 you tse points Of as
~hc, consider u duty 70 present for your ooosds-
ration. His Honor commented upoa The ina sner which
Dr. Moore suggested ior toe commsson Of murder Of
ss hs, was very .rsnse ,ss. The sseesss, sssaid
place suob conGdence entire Stranger and send her
On sscn seneonosl mss,on w,osm p,ev,o1y osa
wtsty evidence, and also said that The brother OF We
def posnt told them that the SANE proposcn 70 murder
tose three stsness the prosecution sought 70 conv,c
the Defendant. these things we're 90, N ever there
convicted vss We defsndast; but tbey we're NJ, 90
there ever wee csc prescs,ei 70 jury tbs. va
SssI .sd iss,fu s.s ,Ss oee gr.sss.sa ss.ss' ,se
msrs to whom ve4s srss,er ss.s .mos any osssr
ciime, and " v@ generally porpetrsied By those
whose morals IN suoh . RELAXED state
a. 10 enuue 10 little consideration from an homes,
jury njurors were cempeed 70 believe eli toe testl-
mcny given upon The ssand that iicsed
citizen would be safe. He would express suy oen-
ION upon the testimony sdduoed bat simply OIL hcir
attention 70 certain rules q Law app icsbe the evdeuce
Experience taught that guilt In all sought
.e.nss and me oOgr, W, o. The opinion shs The ae
fcndsnt the bar Intended 10 elect the death OF M.
Livingston, he would NOD have oon6ded n strangers bat
~neld have shielded himself In some way, Hs Honor
cid not think II was neoesssry, upon any heory which
the testimony would suggest 70 impIioate The complain.
ant In this uansscton, Tor he could other motives
which was unnecessary for him 70 refer TO- but whiob
they, on reflection, could IN the distance vby M
Livingston could be impossd upon He asked them
The evidence supported the theory OF Wesley vho stated
that The sun OF money which he 70 get FOR com NIT
ting The decd was never forthcoming aud vas any motive