New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

uI s,sss told me that ne vent ~ -. 80 M, M
tbe Sou't know that the shutters were pN UP
locked IN ~ the,e were cracks 10 the shutters oil
stef sne me-. shch might enable man TO sec IN 'ro"
the wincos ""O
the Stree .s.,t Lockwood appeared before the jury
1'..,sAtsst no wtresss was given to MIN on '"'
nigh. Of the mnraer. HIN. ar,v svoru. deposes aud
JonI ar, attached TO the Fourth rreclho. w" -
sys- + 40 not remember having received az i.'
STAGE x;tness from Sergeant Berney OF the oeco.u
RensI or Inc NIGHT OF the murder IN W Imam s.Iee.,
s,geant Berney, can remember, ss.u one n
me On that night REGARDING %l sssIop House, but my
10y, NAV be refreshed by some crcu ,ass
~ man tas. heard Of then a. beng vitb
~as M Hilton; am not person iny ~ ths Sta
officer BerDy did not sss sssiue Mr.. Hilton outside
~, hnuse that night; did not have on ny m. -
Va. s, tbs oniy thing tina, had on tnSt nsn, 70
Ssssppsts me az 90 os'cer was my sh'eS wsns 70
Of h,yDg 70 1s second Ward Station House to
su = ac,intfa Of the murderers drank q
e.. ~ brsooy tfs6ore part OF that evening; ceS
tsny dc not let 80 VINO mao tSa. oI Ss lid nut
tpsss in charge OF Mr. Lock wood; tbs windo" shut
,s-s were up when got there; Mt. Vincent usually
elosed hs store about o'clock In the evening" saw
Abe shutters put up that evening abouta quarter os,ore
oocock; don think body could sve 10 ihe s,ofS
f5cm ne outside when the doors were closed; !
,opt ssy thst do not recollect that Mr. Berney did
not put witness In my charge thai ngns, aaso no'
the most distant recollection OF sucn "a
William Seaman being duly sworn, eePoe6s ana
..s.-I am Seree ant of Inc Fourth freclncI Ponce;
on the night OF the murder oo nov Sea oeiPean'
Berpey give an important witness 10 oincer LOCK
WOOD wss not present when So"rd w. S,s.dn zoe
S.ressnt Berpey did not ssy anything TO mo that he
Ssys an important witness mot Mr.. hilton) into the
Shsrge of Officer Lock wood
William Koblsnk, being duly sworn. deposes and
n % akeD. Il ~ in
erect on the night Of the murder the day after the
murder / was in the lager beer saloon of Mr.. Hol-
lacher, opposite MIR. Vincents place; there was a
youpg man who came in there; he spoke TO Mr.. Mon
;sc be said that he would recolect the features of
one Of the men who was sitting in Mr.. Vincents sa-
Icon on the night Of the murder for hundred year,.
me witness recognized Joseph Ceragioi as thst
young man.
iPssqusle Papa, being duly sworn, deposes and
ssJs: reside at No. 4O4 Prospect street, Brooklyn
went with others on shooting excursion IN Hoboken
on Monday iass DE Lorenzo, his wife and Joseph
White we're of the party; We returned to the city
about o'clock the same evening; we parted, and
know nothing about il; we started on the shoot
bg excursion about o'clock in the morning; did
not hear de Lorenzo White say that they had any
epmity against any one in New-York or elsewhere
George Khpstiene, being duly sworn, deposes and
save; reside at No 2l9 William street. was in Mr.,
Wihelms next door to MIR. Vincent's store on Tues
day evening last about o'clock we played domi.
noes we remained there till about l0|'0'clock myself
nor any Of my company did not leave before lOi
o'clock; at 10 O'Clock We heard the rap of club and
came cut, when we saw people rushing into
Er. Viz cents storej Mr.. Vincent lying on the
fsor deac; private wstchman Cohen and some po-
koeuee came In; did not know VINO was in the store
when the murder was committed, or before; | was not
handed over to an officer witness; we did not pass
or lock into Mr.. Vincehts store before the murder.
William Seaman, recalled asked Mr.. Hilton if the
prisoner, DO LORENZO, was the man, who was one Of
hoes in Mr.. Vinesnts at the time of the murders he
sad that he looked very much like him; then put on
his Ia. mat was found the floor and he still said he
locked very much like hin, but was not positive.
,,rsMiliSs al No. us Madison street; do nothing
eIcep. keep house; never saw MIR. Hilton before to
my knowledge; know MIR. Cohen. wstchmsn;
had conversation with him the night Of tho murder;
asked hin about the MURDER he replied that be haa
hold Of of them and lot him 60 again he did not
give description of the man he was intoxicated,
and asked me TO have some lager beer with him. but
Irefused; he did not cay whether he was an old man
OF young man that he let 60; he did not say why he
ls. him go; there was great crowd around
when he told me, did not express any surprise
your woman named Catharine Keenan, vent with
Cohen; che went into Gold street next door to the
butchers; this conversation took place nearly oppo
site Mr Vince nts store, in lagerbeer saloon; did
not 20 TO any saloon with Mr.. COheni Cohen asked
me- to treat him to lager.beer; he said be was
"b9sted," this was on Wednesday night following
the MURDER / was not in the neighborhood Of the
murder when Il was committed am acquainted with
kn. de Lorenzo and Mrs. White, now here.
JOseph f. Kelly, being duly sworn, dsposes and
gays am Of the acting Sergeants Of the Second
Precinct Police; Officer Lockwood was in our Sta
tOn.house; he did not deliver any witness to my
charge on that night.
Stephen ID. OKeefe, recalled did not see Ser
geant Beney give man in charge to Officer Lock
wood of the Fourth Ward When was bringing MIR.
Hilton cut TO take him TO the Station House, Mr..
lockwood was on the outside; l cannot cay that
mw Sergeant Berney there at that time.
A recess was here taken till O'Clock, p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On rea.semblinS Juror suggested the propriety Of
placing Sir. Hilton under bonds for his future appear
sDoe, should he be needed, aud the Juror, who had
known Mr.. Hilton for nearly forty years. thought that
he might be laid spirited away if he remained at
large and that appeared to be the impression of the
majority Of the Jurors. 1t was therefore resolved to
place Mr.. Hilton in charge of the Deputy Superin-
tendent of his officers and for him TO remsn in
turance for the present.
This course it was thought by the Jury would tend
to further the ends Of justice by preventing Mr. Ht,n
from being tempered with by interested and designing
parties sd also fer the safety of the aged gentleman
Mr. Hilton. commitment was then made out by the
Coroner and Mr.. Hilton delivered to the custody of
Officer Quick. Mr.. Hutton will be kindly cared for at
tie Depniy's Office.
The jury asked information from the Coroner as 10
WI should be done with Cohen, as has been proved
rneer oath that he had arrested one of the murdsers
ard ree ssed him. The Coroner remarked that Cohen
wa already under bail in 81 0OO and as to his being
Deputy Sheriff. he would make inquiries this morning
1t the Sheriff IS office to see il he was empowered to
mall srretis. Some of the Jury were Of the opinion
Aha! Cohen shond be reanssted but action was nor
vii be taken till the Coroner can have an interview
viii Sheriff Wilet in relation to Cohen.
No other witnesses being present, the Coroner ex-
pressed bis determination to adjourn the farther inves