New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
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| The witness resumed-Mr. Moutof and myself 70.
marked that COrsgioi must either he 70 or great
kDsve TO make use OF sach expressions; thick tn
conversation then osed; ne may have said thit be
.tked through the shutters and .hs ~ Ne at sir.
bnf ca, Tot state positively that he did ths osuysr
,a'Gp thi'k was on Tbursday eyeaing; this was 10
| Hsllers lager beer salorn.
Wm Kest deposfd-R sides at No. 81 Washington
street, Hobokep; wss in Hslers lager beer saloon
| 70 William steet on Thursday last, ID como.uy with
lsaao I. Reed; have hesrd the testimony OF Me-:
| Reed, and fully coincide in il; | heard Cersgoli
make Of the expressions referred to; he said thst
he vas opposite or about the store a. the tme oil the
murder.
| Wm. Hiltop recslled-T wish 10 state that when l
ieft Mr. vincents store after tbs murder had beer
| conn lttsd and the murderers had run away, Was
stuDred By blow which was given me 90 t1e hesd,
ard shen cita'ed left the store; this WAS
open; the muderers bad run away; when got on the
| sidewalk I nobody except Mr. Cohen; he
staodipR little below Mr. Vincens store toward
Frar kfort erect told Mr. Cohen thst the psr,ons
| who went out had knocked Vincent down; he then
commenced rappipg with his club; ! sfssrwsrd went
into the opposite grocery my residence being 10 the
upper part OF it: my bead was bleeding and cOths,
bloody aud went there to wssh the blood and to
| bind my head; when got there Cohen came 10 and
| grabbed me by the arms and said: You must 60
! with me. old man." several persons present
| in the store told me not to go with him
the landlord raid my residence was there, and tn It
and tried to force me out; exticated myself from
him and went up stairs; he followed and there told me
me that the officers were in Mr.. Vincents store and
wished to me, and ! went there; they
| wished me to give brief statement OF the facts
concerning the murder; the officers asked me to go
with them to the Second Ward Station; Thick
Cohen did not 70 with me to the Station. II ,use;
Mr.. Cohen did not have his hand on ms at
any time in the street, nor any other officer;
after visiting several houses for the muedererss,
We went to the F5urh Ward Station-Houss, it
ahnuf whe ha nta sant
home under the protection OF policeman the shutters
TO the door up that hight and the door was par
Tally OPEN person could not see into the store
from the opposite ride Of the street. without the door
was half open: the door not shut after the
murdeers came in the place, but was fast from the
ou'side the store-door tbst night wss open about
eie ht mches the door swung open to ward the coun
teri II ives after the fourth persou in tina. at
tempted TO 60 out person, to see what was taus-
acted inede, should be very near the door; man
might have seen Mr. Vincent from the outside BY put
ting his head close to the door, in moment one or
made th,uss at Mr. Vincent; they we're all ait
tirg at circular table; the two tasst men vera sit.
ting the right Of Mr. Vincent the prisoner Mchael
de Lorenzo, think was sting at the right SIDE OF
Mr.. Vincent; the m,n with the dark blood 10 his
yess also sat to the right Of Mr.. Vucsnt; the other
two sat on the left-hand side OF Mr.. Vincent q
man on the lefthand side Of Mr.. Vincent also A.
tackled him; Mr. Vincent was sitting at the time l
was about two yards away from where Mr.. Vincent
was seated; was about two feet from the table.
[Iorepzo was much affected when he vs partially
identified again by Mr.. Hilton as one Of the men ..
the right Of Vincent just before the murder and burst
tito tears
Herman Gardner was sworn and testified az f,llows
Il am ehoemsker at No. 19 North William street;
have never been in Mr.. Vncents store; he ard OK the
mutder about quarter of 10 o'clock the night
it was committed; was in my house at work Ih.A.d
the rap Of the private wo.oh n,u tnen went on. 70
watchmsn there and the deceased lying in pool OF
blood there were two other psrsops In tbs room;
abOuen minutes before the murder occurred ceased
working, and went long william street and say Two
& Wi lheIm then went bsck to my house, having
been sbyep about two three minutes; saw no one
the door Of Mr.. vincents store, AID as far as
remember DO one the opposite side Of the street;
/ might have heard In my house any row 10 Mo Vim:
cents store did not hear any noise; l believe
would know the two men 1t saw them again:
had never seen them before; | do not recogolzs
any one In the room either Of the men; one Of thu
men had lit. mustache and was OF small stature,
dre..ed In dark coat Think an not positive; the
men bald.headed; one hsd no whiskers, but an
iupe,ia the other very decently dressed, about
Eve feet seven or eight inches in hight dressed In
black coat and pants and whsk q all gensrsy
the store was open unil o'clock and after tina. tne
TO ep the shutters were up ard the door was closed,
and eaw no In the street except these t@o msn;
everything appeared dark; l have not hoard a'y
names OF the probable muir 1erers mentionsd tse n
stood two CT three yards from the house of Mr. Vincent
Mr. Isaac Rsmus vas brought 10 by young Z 1nnery,
but said he knew nothing about the murder Coroner
Copuery however, swore and examined him. II shd
be knew nothing about the murder IN North "lInsm
street. but was very srxous that the m4p who shot
man In Canal street should be caught and hung and
he would like to be one Of committee to hang him.
He thought all persons who carried arms to shoo peo
pie down Dug hit to be hung. The Coroner was very
particular in taking bis test nony and aner csu"'g
bm to eign the deposition allowed him to depsd:
John Ley brought in BY an officer, suspected Of
being one of the parties engaged 10 the MURDER. M.
Iiltsp A inspection, that the prisoner
was not one Of the men, as also did Cerago 'ne Doy
who said be knew him slightly.
Cathsrire Keeran was sworn. and testified th.t so
knew nothing of the murder except VIVA. sae ncs.a
aiterward. She supposed che was called 10 snow tnat
she was in company with Mr. Vincent at noon on the
day of the murder from IL to Il knew him for eight
cen months and never knew him to fpeak against nis
father.
Policeman Lindsay testified to arrestipg the prisoner
Michael &c Lorenzo, In Vandew water street. No ,; hs
was in bed and woke up out of sound seep; NJ Hill
ton with me- and asked him II De oid not apPeM
TO understahc Eaglish asked Mr.. Hilton If hs WAS
the mad be looked at him some time, and az last sao
he thought he vas, but was not sure he woud IKE 20
zee Mr. Vincents and have him see thu IAN before
to 90 With me be understood me, and immediately
CONNER ced dressing.
Joseph Martireih gave the following evidence,
through John Cersgioli, As interpreter. The Coroner
left his chair which vas occupied by young COnnery
l live in vsndewster street; on Monday last was
down at tn Barclay street ferry.
Frapcis Metterrich was brought in after some delay,
ard sworn TO act as interpreter the ~aees tnen tes
tilted as folows-I live at No. ~ Vandewater street,
on lsst Monday, from O'Clock q. m. until 81 p. M,
vss in West Hoboken; went out hunting robins
/ started in company with two Italians; one vas
named Pssqual Papa; do not know the naue OF me
other-his first name was Louis Genve; one wore
white hat, blue overcost and black pants; he had
little whiskers; the other man was about i've feet
seven inches tsl; he had light overcos dark vest
and black pants when We returned TO the city they
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