New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

ssv there No s,i b, who Bvss 10 Frsasf,rt street.
rsptd Ihom.r, who I was scqustte1 ~F1; Tiers
wa, Al q msr named Sever there, who lives 10 my
hous.; Mr.. Mardeve't, whom know, vas ths'e; he
livss at No. q F!aDlfor street si+o Mr.: Mas ss'
nan Cohen; ] d,nt rscoiiect teeias aoy more
FRAT I knew, except Jacob H,t, The 90 IA
telor the body was then lying on the hoor wi p
bs head ard the door ana bis fee! near the stove
In my opinion the stove was about sI feet from the
door and bic bead txo feet from the stove did not
see siy attempt TO liz the body Of t1e deceased
While was there; remained IN the houss I'll aooa'
O'Clock the following morning; 10 attempt vas
made TO move the body while l vas there, bat
The officers hfed the blarket snd show'd the
body Of the deceased when bis friends Game 10 AID
warbd 10 see il; | went in and out 70, Gboat two
hour ard 10 one ufirg that tine attempted b mO'e
the body; when vert away the b ,dy remained on
the floor ss had fret seen il; Mr. 1homss aHd hr;
Stever Jeff the pace With NE The conVeisanOn 10
with Others ves about who Committed the mufder;
do pot know ether directly or iodlfecay who commit
ted tie MURDER ! hsaid on Thursday night az the
lager beer saloon No 10 North William treet, that
boy, ed Joseph ] tregloi, was lo9klg
through the shutters he saw he sad, tas wiOie a.
fair; be said that be would know the man 10 hIa
cred year. hence--the who was IN the plsce-bat
ls heart would not allos him to ssy any .ning 90
not be az ytbiDg said as 10 whO commit ed u,
murder: the boy said that he cav all that occurred;
tbi, boys name il JOsepa Cersgioli he lives a. No.
L. North William street. this man pointing 70 Ceri
gioli) SAID Here 10 the man who told me that he
ked Ia the shutters Of M Ni1cents store aud
oil thst occurred At The tine Of the murder" he SSH
positively that he would know the man or men hun
OIed years he nee; he said msn or Inen- don't know
which; he meant The men who were in The b,rro0n;
did Lot rec Ceragioh On the night of ths murder; be
said that bis heart would not allow him tOsay anything
l. asked hun when | saH hin II the salo IN On
Wedbe sday, whether 10 was wi.tes3 before the
Coror err and be told tlat be looked IL the shutters
on The night of the murder and cay oil he told me
this betw and O'Clock in the evening" at No. 10
North William street; toe persons With 10 the
saloon at the time Ceragioli told me what he saw,
were NJ Reed, Kost Kaola1ck and Jacob;
Reed al kost co business at NOS IL ana IL Spruce
street; Koblsnck is COL fec.ioner the corner OF
Duane street and Broadway; jacob lives at No. luz
Mulberry stTeet.
joseph Ceisgiol recalled there were three or four
men in the lager beer saloon No. ~ North Wiiin
street Weone ebay tight IN my company [ tod Mr..
Montag, who asked me about the murder, that /
ookea in at the shutters, aud saw Mr. Vincent and tTo
OF three Others, conducting themse.ves De4cesby;
happened to l)Ck through the shuters Of the door,
too Mr.. Moptag that could nOs positively Identity
aIy ore who in the room except a man with u
black mustache, and that my heart would not allow
TO identify one positively, might duplicate
pt site tide Of North William street AID LOOK though
glass door, and identify man although my eight is
bao / cav Of these meD IL Mr.. Vincelfs place on
last Sunday night; my sight is bad; l made ri II
expression attributed to me by Mr.. Mont4g,
about seeing all that occurred in the saloon the
night Of the murder.
The jury were Of the opinion that Joseph Cersgoli
81 oud be detained till the il vestig alton s over give
security for his future appearance; they did not like
the marrer in which he had given his evidence; hs
equivocated ard pre- garicated too much. Csrsgloli
was accordingly sent to prison. The Coroner stated
that he would take 900 real essats bail for bis fat fe
appearance.
tt Coroner adjourn ed the Investigation till O'Clock
this mt rnirg.
Previous to the adjournment, mr. Water, oainlaw
10 Mr.. Vincert tie deceased, appeared in toe room
where the investigation was going 3D. and stated that
,reat il Justice had been cone Francis Niacent jr by
npustors ssainst Lis character, and his subsequent
III est on suspicion Of being in some way implicated 10
he murder Ct bis father. Young Vincent, he sta,ed,
was not in the city on the night of the murder but at
bis house.
Joseph Walter brewer, of Bushwick /. L. brother
u.law Of Francis Vincent, r., before the Jury,
md stated that FIapcs Vincent jr, at bis house
n Bu.hwick at O'Clock on the afternoon previous 70
he murder ard took eupper and spent the evening a;
lis house that they retired to bed about III o'clock
he house is about three miles from the srry bsiog at
he Cross Rosts that at little after O'Clock ID the
nonpg TIRE persons TO biz house, and brought
he news of the murder OF Mr. Vincent; Mr.. Waltr,
IN hearing the persons the slde went and walked
yowg Vincent, 60 as TO have him BY bis SIDE waen oe
ert to the dvvI the men then told Mr. Walter pr
vatey Of the murder, and communicated to yoaDg
Mr.. Vincent. Doubtless, Mr. Vincent will be hone'a
bly, ti.cSsrged to-day.
Last everirg, Officers Shargle and Quick, Who have
b. en- at work most energetically in seach Of the vii
leips who xii ed Mr.. Vincent, received Information
which they wero strongly induc'd to believe would
ad TO the detection Of the murderers perhaps before
o,nrg 1t is to be hoped thet they are on tho right
track ard may succeed according to their sntcips.
TORS.
Officer Gerrodett Of the Fourth Ward last evening
arrested two Spsn!aIds suspicion of having been
col cer ed in the murder Of Mr.. Vincent, in William
street, on Wednesday night last. On the per'on OF
cre Of them dirk about fifteen inches long was fJuod,
and on the other most Misunderstanding dagger,
with ade ten or twelve inches 10 width.