New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

w. = sosrceIy 70 q condition 10 re-
VI ~, 80 In nedi;sv, msn s 49, - Ia A.
w thirk he cid ~ J.S %Oh. AN suite Of IT, he
; saly think =. 't me and said VIII toll You toe
.,oryi he .. , ne, ptbS. II Sss ooae 3,
n y one ontust out iuto the hall, and w. Dpnnoly
kkBhe 10y and ! asked him for his pen snite,
STANDING peTieotis cran and bright; roturned
oh be gave sd ,ad could not BE- his Moses said II u
too vas something else he said that as soon a. ne
not up and struggled with hD-osusht ho'a o.
~ e % sroie away from him. seemed TO doubt MIN ana
&c sf YOU don't believe me- Madam look ct the marks Of
hands on the door," there were marks Of haadsI
ga on the door ,eif-ss il taken hold Of by both
there wAs great deal Of blood about tbe room Ins'
~ door leading 10 the hall this was the door wneg .b
hslds and spatter OF blood on the wal nrei 80
hevss yins In wht saw him understood 70 "a he
II sbich the murder and struggle occwTeei ~ saw
~ h tte "a Won The motive Of the deed he suppose
r. Ts ston put under protest iDssmueh IS s.see - h
In A II. did but not q. that moment. no' tSe door aud
IT, him ne srly 20 the head of back stars DC . .
,ss returned, and Donney weai DOW bst motive Mr.
~ had. he AID yon five dollars from INN last nisnt
k.rked no man would murder nun ioi NV o a.
roc - IA, bed when this conversation ZOOS pace .a
e a. - go yi.h me Tor talking with him a, taat
s,Sa ,s s,g on the subject Of religion, bu, he paid
l:or it spoke 20 a on roy ,,-,.sd wa. sstS.
~ ,be subject OF religion Mrs Snth requested me TO
tbe psntasons pocket Of ponsey did So out ionnS S
the floor for the sat. key, but fount none
-. err The same Doanely had taken of pants here
If no blood room blD)a OuL
-, and half after murder Mrs Smith and visited
[,,ivs room; think Donneys room-door was not open
Ne vent don't think Nj Smith could open Donneiys
,i,h pass key; think this after Mr. Smi ana others
10 "a anime there were good many Articles pins
- don't recolect whether the bed looked ~h nsd oeen
~, Mr. Conuery traced tracks of blood to Donneiiys
mai was AT ~ The man's death there blood all
NJ il every directions; people bad stepped
k6Otprn,, not plainly srAed-io1 "' pom CsLe
belly sfT be locked up y have conversation with
ny son and Miss Smith and Mrs White were with t-e;
| ..,fsha made again i'm I
II from my son that be charged vito the murder
TO persons since that that thought his depOr
Ct ss 5n ia iuSn my
{ss subject Of religion ssreesbly received
II. to him "Oh, trouble no more; let
N peace; there were persons looking in at the
lf ss ssns T ny csP a. bs should nudge
Eh stood at the foo: Of the beds he never asked for
H or for rayer or anything Of the kind; did not know
y them; was brought here witness the par,
Bax; never sleep very soundy went to bed az III
could have heard footsteps in the room above did no
Lxtsf the evening TO sick child think went to the
N. House on the 18th Of June there before Don
y IN sere sick In the hOuss he was very attentive.
t1v.sxsn ned-Am acquinied with Jas. VI. Smith, Re-
~ New York QetteT SUBMITTED for identfca'ion) that is
,sg OF Mr. Smith counsel for the State wished to read
|e bected to Mr. Dayton, of the counsel fox the
y on the part Of Ar Parker :oa ard Ms Bradford the
w directed the letter 70 be handed TO the counsel for the
f prisoners counsel objected 10 the letter being reads
alton in reference 20 the sending for ars Brad
wiiless) Gid not nJnnsy leaning agsinst the ban
IN mornng Did no him leaning against the BAN
b q the foot Of the stake Ain leaning ust the wall
m admitted for ideptifcs;0h); taat is my handwriting;
vryersston had with NJ. D1unely may have been while
Saith outside Of the door did not request Mr. Smith
sok Donnely up; did not say there danger Of mis-
~ away said he could at get out of the venuator; did
r Moses say at any q it 80 he had won OF Don
s,he may have said los Tor all know; Mr. Smith may
y, st through the room wnen was talking with nin;
ID suth was ia the room; D. MunteI was IN tn Ioom
, net Smith In the hail think he had dark frocks oat
; Noes seemed 10 suffer good deal. ID
Ira A. Osborne sWcrn-Aui n surveyor; reside 1T
ii.oVn witness made . map of the Sta.View and
tdius PIE ulises; describe. mop
|. I, Tompkins recsllsd-D onnely's clOtning was
I'D IN In room No. 49, August part OF clothing dev-
10 sentieman repT .sva..us himself to be Douney's
h.rinAw the Sunday FLOWING II OF AugIst); don't
bow mauy pieces can't Say whether Donhely admit
10 bis after the clothing put there's the balance OF
were kept in the 1r short time under wal
tiee Of the Peace Red ba-k pants and az submitted
1tfoationl don't Ter the pants-the coat shown
e one Saturday eXLine1 the coat aud found no
torn when examined 1t, but not in the
did tears, but from recollection
ny ideas Sunday NJ. Bennett passed the Goa. out;
let OF September Squire sinchs request brought the
s Freehold; il delivered az the house OF Jos Still
h my are the Sheriff said he would send over and
4 gave 1t up to him; blood on any OF tue clothes
~ as bundle taken nom Highlands with the trunk.
Huel Coboyer, Sheriff of Monmouth County,
-I received a trunk Of clothing belonging to Donuelly
snI Thompson; locked II up in the paTlori opened 1t
kupellys presence, think; gave up the contents aud
e brought 20 me can't tsu who handed IL to me; It
sad had been eft in tho stages looked "a though it mad
sisin, d
AT adjourned till 5 2. m.