New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16

ANrRoyR CASE IN DETRoIT-TuE "MURDERED'
Man II COURT.-Ouirsges and violence are the o der
Of The day everywhere just now, and Detroit. as
natter Of course us have its share. The good peo
pie az .ha, city greatly excited last week in con
sednence of murder most foul which was alleged TO
have been committed near place called BrownstoSn
and which The papers dignided by the title in flaming
letters: "Tbe Brown-town Murder Case
The facts in this singular case az near a. we can
gather them are Theses Some days since pedder
Dsped Samuel Kiter, aged 49, entered the house OF
man named Bicky, whose family consists Of three la
dies and a little son. The psddlsr wa. missed by
his friends He was traced to Bicklys house
he bad never been to leave that houc sferward
The three ladies' in Bcklys family, Mrs. Mary Becky,
Miss Norsh Bickly, and Mr.. Mary Shehsn were ar.
rested on the charge of murder and lodged in all at
Detroit Old Bicky and his son were not taken be-
cause they were too unwe to be removed The exam
nstion Of rhe part'es commenced on Friday.
The murdered" mans br.ther testified that he had
visited the prisoners house and inside search; SAW
fre.h blood on the floor aud wall found bones and
piece of c!oib in barrel Of ashes ne thought the cloth
belonged 10 bis brothers vest saw blood on The barn
and on the snow.
A peiebbor, named Mrs. Hannah Clark, had talked
with the accused relative 20 the blood told them muir
ders were always found ont; particular night
The witness smeed the burning of wooden very strongly
or slio the burning of fresh meat she thought the
Ieighbcrs were cooking meat for the bee the old LADY
told ber since the blood had been found, that IN
bad stopped there night and came over to her
hosss TO get shilling to give him in change.
a man nsmed Peabody saw blood and "smet some
thing burning.
Cap: Alyord saw blood; dug into it with a knife,
srd found human hairs, some of them six or seven
inches long Of dark bro color found anoihec spot,
about 10 or 30 -cds o. in the road dug into that nd
found some more h8irs dozen fifteen in all went
back 10 the house the blood before described, and
some more on 6our barrel saw piece OF bed tick'
ing about ne large the top Of the table abou "a by
IS nches with several spots of blood upon 1t two or
three inches in diameter. II taken out of the bed
The Free Press says that the counsel were about
summing up the case on Saturday, when little Dut,
an hs tsdderJ who had stood with his hands ia his
pockets, quiet spectator Of the sceue stepped forth
snd protested sgsinst any such liberties belog taken
with his affair, declaring that he had neither been
sughiered nor burned up and a. To berg dissolved
into the small show Of sheep boaes and hose hair
which the table before him afforded he felt indignant
at the idea The Free Press SAYS:
90. cour,e We shall not attempt TO describe the de-
light of the spectators the CONSERVATION Of the learned
counsel n emaZtmen Of the judge az the summary
windi Up Of toe beautiful which had been made
out BIZ. we will confidently assert thai the scene was
rich"
The JoLrYrx C.sE.-Our readers will RENE nber the
case of Elijah Willis of Barnwell District, South Caro-
lima aho arrived in this city in May 1857 with fe.
male slave and her children and died while on his way
from the steamboat 10 hack. They will alao renem
Der that he left will emancpatng the lave and her
CHILDREN making John JUle esq of this city execu-
tor and tina. when Mr. Jciffe welt to South Carolina
on bu.ipess connected with ths will there runors
that be was Dot cordially received. previous will
was produced, legal proceedings were Instituted, and
on the case being tried before jury they found YER
die. against the will in the hands Of NJ JoGife An
appeal wa. TAKEN and he came before the Court
If Appeals In December last this Court rendered 8
decision a. Columbia c.. reviewing the whole ques.
tion and unanimously ordering Lew trial. The pre-
yous will wb; n was produced executed in 1916,
al male Fa1piDg and Phillips executors The other
will was executed in this city in February, 1854 more
than a year previous to his dea'h. and made Joifa,
Harwooj and Ernst is executors, but enly Mr. Joffe
TCuciunsr Gazette.