The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08

you besrd the registrar read the crcuneant deta CT
ne event for wiz am responsible before sst, before
.octe'y, and To miro own eyes. The members OF the
yHrque, (puoho ~ sseootors ooe) have sucoeeasd In
procuring Ine most precise Information sssint me.
Irtopmest have, 10 true, fabricated some for
uidaole arms; but he arms which nsd prepared be-
mem not. among them are pspers wni.s viii shoS
~bat my ens mics are. Those the members
OF the pspsl Dqasion sevo,A OF these most precious
papfe pave Deen furnished me oy my honorable coun
sell bnt have not got all OF them come now 70 the
rain point wsh to speak to you OF my faith, for
pers In my prison; they would be in Is safe custody
,boe 81 AN myself Idesire 10 tell you that moral VIC
sxtS wnpessss, aud an refused / nave written on
he suojsos 10 the Minister Of JussOe, begging him
read The letter which was 10 the ,olowm eneos.
Monsieur 10 bmntre-Ny request to have my Witnesses
u,otstrstely reu,ed ] therefore refuse with NO les.
uaci 10 m,he my statement. win no, answer the
questions which the President may put TO me; will do
Doupce The fsot 70 the jury and 90 public oonon do
Ior NJ my epemss. lie, Them all. ii what asa
refused will march nobIy gravey, resoutey 10 tn,
suilo'ne Oh, human justice divine justice viii punsS
ihee Al this is serious, excessively serious demsna
furnish my proof. they are Of two Hnds-wriitea
Al verbal The written proofs are my papers-she yer
raj my w',ne.ss ask you to pat of me trial" TOE
oIhoDer concluded by calling on the President TO Posi-
pone the trial Tor a week.
The Observation-Disclosures OF the jury, 4 "a imporisu
appeal 10 he Court Of Cassaaoa having been rejected
hurSdsy, W. Mt him. and asked him whether il
the trial should be postponed DC, oud the time Hed Ee
appeared ~ flee. little, but ultimately he said that 1t
"SaS Pc cr 70 say ,n MAJ true yerssr
What You say, lie President You assured that
defence sosIc be Tree added, "and with respect to
all the Circumstances Now desire to prove what my
epemhs, The hers Of the Irquisition, have done
The PIesiceE- must be inoi oughly understood that
al have with here the facts relative 10 the
murder Of the roh0shop and that prsocer wishes
TO cell witnesses TO insult or pcrimpate tain members
Of The clergy whose testimony would throw
no 4 Wh rrON UyesQ nj rrn
Gtnt 81 was quite right in refusing to have them called
verser nsult our counsel and he will tell you that
your iequishion 10 have these witnesses called ID an
abuse OF the right OF defence.
The PrtoDer-l have the honor to answer your obser
asS sS'I h S0 ny honorable dsa
or er OF The Minister which allows to sub pGoa my
Witnesses but II my own expense II Was then then
ste 70 summon my sixty Witnesses. n. Nogent moreo.
yer, oo me that he had not received the list The pr
sortr In upport of tote statement read the folio wing
note from his counsel, Nogen, SAINT LAurens-"UpW
ave O'Clock this evening Nogent had the
lis. Of ~itntsses The. y vsrser desres 70 anl korso
NogeDt Saint Laurers said that he hsd the course
OF his duty with the prisoner and asked
Tor lht Of bis Witnesses. He did not receive hs 90
sWer I'll, last evening, and In the answer the prisoner
raid he desired 10 call great many witnesses a his own
risk and pri. He IN Nogent) had then written the
tour lines which had been read to say tha! was TOO
The ProcuIeur General " vaisse)--se must NOT al
Who will believe that the prisoner has been refused any
Thing necessary for his defence We refused 70 hear hts
whpesSs when We knew Of scandalous libel In which
be accuses the most eminent members Of the clergy
HIS La, Of witnesses b but an abompable libel
The Prisoner I'm loud voloe)-Rssd II, then, read IT,
The Procuieur Genera-It y an aborninable libel,
The PisoDer (urously) Tread, read, read.
The Prisoner-Yes N 10 President. appeal again to
hs Justice ns truth, bis goodness, h.s mercy.
The P,ocureur GeueraAfter having assassiua,sd the
Archbishop OF Pah, this man would have N permit him
strike wtb the pop'ard Of oaumny The moas eminent
members OF the French clergy and he asks for time TO
TIE Prru er (loudly)-r The defence I. lot free
The Pre:dsnt-whst do you mean by the defence not
the Prisoner-whs, 10 liberty bus the exemption
from
The Presidept-n 10 license, doubtless.
The PIisones-No str; Is p the exemption from phyr
cal bonds, from bolss and gendsrme. moral bonds are
inteIrogatnres tuoh ~ you would put 70 me.
The President-What do you meanS La mot your de
fence fres9
The Prison er-rs not free ID not free rne de
sons that vhh 70 call.
to 90 on with the Droosedinssf
Inc rrsSn.r !vehemon'ly) desire that my w'nesse'
Hosent saint Iaureps rose and begged bis client ~
calm himself BE would reserve 70 himself the right 10
call for further Witnesses " In the Of the trial he
The Prisoner Qnserrup ins)-My honorable defender,
cannot oonoede to you what refuse 70 the Court
maintain my demand, and desire that Is may be exc
The Court here retired to deliberate upon the prisoner.
application TO postpone the trial. AMI returned in few
me Pre,dent verser, rise and ans yer my question:
Inc Prisoner (resoiussiy)-l will answer nothing 1t "a
The Presideni-sn down, then. Usher, call the frat
Cornopt, Sergeant de Vile. deposed tha, be Was 10
the church Of saint Rienne du-hons whom the arch
bishop was murdered He SAY the prisoner stab tbs
archbishop. He assisted In arresting the man. and beard
him cry, "A bas lee deeesesl"
The Prisoner-l have been nI treated. / have re
A HI
beaten ana Kicked Such an snsr, . no, moe.
fSe Pride. here pointed 10 N. sooav ,c,0.,a ann
Mixed the prisoner whether he recognised itY
The Prhone-Ycs, sR that IA the instrument used.
dsesss . and saw him - Sr.nai.S he pon,srd w.
Madame Lainc, ,he woman who lets out chairs N the
church, saw the prsoner sitting on the third row. The
prisoner aile him. she thought q nrss thu, he had
given blow with hs nst.
Ths Prisoner--Ihe evidence Of this lady 10 Of no i'm
portance. I must remark that, according 70 Jesus
Christ no money ought 70 DO psid In ohurcn, but she
made me pay Ten o.n.nes FOR INC chair. hope The
n Pcant . cutler, sold the poniard prodsoed TO The
prisoner on the Iiih Of December. The price pad
10 nsnc, he bought ct the Same time penknife for
Tho President asked the prisoner where be 90, III,
n va; DC, par. Of .bs. the .csbssOp gave him ! ''
The Pftooer-I received nothing from him. TIA
money was part Of the prooctds Of furniture which
The Cure ofst severin depoeed that after vcspers
Christmas day be received letter from person totally
upknown TO him, oontsinng extraordinary diatvib.s
against Of his sermons. The letter signed Yer
ger, Rue Racine Witness sent there, but found the
wrner longer living In the house
rhe Presdent-verRer, what do you say
The PsoperT have W say that an the enemy OF tie
clergy Just Jesus Christ the enemy OF
p arnees an enemy Of oil that 10 phsysscsl; de
mabd that the letter be read.
The Procureur-That 10 IN necessary.
The Prisoner-Spectators, see how they refuse
every thpg-physral violence, moral violence.
Lreentii proved the circumstances relating 70 the
pYisoner's oono net ri keaux.
The Prsoner-I defended with al my might man who
Was unjus,ly condemned by the Court Of Ass.ze for
poisoning.
me Presdcnt-You alone possess the supreme science
you pretend 10 know that nrocent are Don
demped by the justice OF their country.
The Praoper (emphst'ca'ly)-Yts, yes; read my "Co
lin Mallard" q pamphlet written By the prssoncr
People turning the aud,enoe) ask 10 have
read public, ssk my brother for the book, he viii gwen
70 you.