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


y az ibe tai usu Who stabbed IN b',t1stts'i l
sss him stabbed; the man v5Om TIE snsD ,t@nSo
siabh.o bed DO qnsrre win sly one; thu 'tis Mans
ubo 6ouJsLs III DIX when vet. Gussi5s u 1t Do -
s'sbbed the d.ceaS.d ard tie man from R1ods i-.a1
inn ediately; have bad cOovers,i!on s':a my
brotber n-lsw, row in the y Yok H,-pt.'; a.
SAVE that be could recognize the Isisns or i|elSas-
wi o stabbed him.
Hefe the three Spsnisyds who tat bsen arrested ~
'uipcon were confronted srgIy with tbs srness Bat
be was unable to idea'iy either Of them a. the 20
men who committed the murder Suns tnghifGi looh'
ing knives were t,hep from he pri-ooer'
Isabella Anderson, being duty sworn, d4ooses AID
ssys-l hive in the house OF Mr.. Dsi'coi, NJ ~
Water street. have lived there about tso yeas;
sav the two Spaniards come iuto our ho1.s OF 'oe
right o. The murder. Ard fequetty osforei 90
Wednesday night, at l2l o'clock, the tv) Soania'ds
came Tito Mr.. Dri-cols house they ootn STOOD op-
pos'e the fire when they care In ! was then 'tlog
beside the laDdlady on b=nch wheo m Tnone1t of
these Spsriaids pontsd at ne tie tall Spihi'fl hSs
called NE up Stair; whsn / went ~ b. gave M =
quarter o. a DOLLAR; | down Stare iunsdi.'ely
ara he followed me; bad no cr,niosl coc's;non VI
him because be did not give me money enough wen
came down be ran and caught m7 10 the D ~ sdy;
got away and into the sitting room, he coni5 noI
get in there. t,ned the door AMI r-,utned to tis
barIooD; the landlord came ard ssked me To>t go
the after and returned 10 the b1r-Foon sgSiui "a.
Spar lard replied, but We could cot bear Sna Ne -a'
notbire Of the murder at ell as renamed y inc
sittir g.roOm till it vas over; cid not see me lsat
jCId's brother insw at al; | should know the two
lissrs egein If ! should zee them, the SpAai.fd on
caugb hold q my dress in the ball, when pli1'd
away ard ian into the sitting .rOom he did not draw
any knife on ne KEEP. the th logs which he gave
me; do rot now The names OF tb use two meD aOoI;
week before the murder the t@O pauada ps-eei lr
house in company with several other men; t3ej
Looked in tbep tis witness could rot d-niifs e.
Of The .br5 SpsLiards arrested men whJm s2e hai
ever seen before.
Catbsrire wi'ev, being duly sworu,. deposes snt
,I. A. in No.a
bave i've d tbers f,e years. | saw the Itssns who
cam in there on the night of the murder there ire
QUEEN before, came INTO the ballroom at the TINS
OF the low and raw Mr.. Dnecoll and S)anisrd
quaueliTg about quarter Of dollar; then t-ab-ls
Anderson CIieo for help; the bar tender Mr. 1ssO7
br,theT-o-lGw, rao in 10 belp herr then The snt'
Spaniard ian in 10 the other Spauia'd, bat Mr. Dts-
coll would net let him go; the Spsuar1 then drew
kIife ulou DisCol the latter al the time was runui2g
Backward toward the street and picked up pip
bottle ard struck the SpaDiard with III toe Spsnltfd
then turn d around and stabbed The MAJ wdO was
standing rext TO mel that mao was Arnod Jam -;
then James another girl ard yself iG,o arp.hef
room aud locke the door on the Spaul,rd, saw tbs
tail SpsIisrd with dagger a. Nr. DfscOlfs brother
Ia law; the two Were fghfrg; "a room As | saw th9
knife ram | ran cut afer the murder s1d
heard Mr.. Dri,colfs brother io-w cry" Marisr."
81 d him tall on the corner Of Oak aud R)1'sget
strtets DO not know the Iames ftbe too Spaoisrts
To Juror-mr. Discoll struck the Spauisrd Sbcn
they were out u the door and the Spanard did DOT
rot cose buck again; was not tipsey that night
The vtoets could not identify eli her of the persons
IN confinement BE- persons sue bad e'er seea before;
one Of them looks very mu,h ike one of the murder
ere; but one Of the Spsnirds in the house had a
broader face 81 more brll ant eye than the msu
now shown me.
Issab,a Anderson, recalled recognize the
SpsIaId pre- sent Michael Aselsea, 81 one OF the
party who wac in the habit of coming TO our house,
but lie not there on the night OF the murder q
the bes: of MY belief The prisoner is about iga
feet two inches In hight, dark complexion, viii NOUS
tscbts and imperial He wss 10 their company ,th-
muTC eJeIs) several / mes TO my kGoxieoge CID no
rec him that light In the house.
The CoroLer bore through sworn Interpreter, told
Michael Agels,s tba. urless be told the nance and
wheresbout CT his companions, be SHOULD imprISon
him; but that if he did give the desired information,
he should be let co. Refusing to do 30, he vas coni
mite TO prison.
Mary Ann CuIran, being duly sworn, deposes aud
snys--I lived with MIR Dnscoil about 81 years; was
In tie bar.room on The night of the murder; ss~ he
two Spatiarcs cume into Ddsco house g Hle stt7r
II O'Clock or Thursday morri g; ~heo they came IN,
ore # them stood with his fac to the Gre snd n,
d. b. his bsck ne va ked 10 one Ut the gTls
AID took her up stair; they remsined away ao'i,
II tree minutes; when she came oo~n ne Caught noii
OF her as if take her up stairs ,n bd sno ret,d
TO 20 with him; the LANDLORDS orother-ln law lbeo
went to her protection; saw The two Spaaiaid' theo
dra~ their nb-kpives or sIillettoes cried Z, t1s
landlord, then behiid the bar. and 'nii; " MAX
MaIk lcok at the knives; when | say the kIivrs,
| rso Tito the entry, and the smsl Que I'll
LEVIED NE, and as We were g'los Ia We
n,k This ,silor lJames) with uri he VAS stabbed ta7n
bu 6io hot BLO@ it, the SpaLisrd folio SO us M '1e
eptIy; the tell I. low IL the oue Who STABBED Drc't
.ud broheI-iD-'aS ri hard B.retl as be sii nod "
hin | rau tito the street, and ~h,n came ba's the
gir cried that she wa. stabbed: tno~ the m7n seV
.ral Of them 60 tOge'her and otn take my soeIni
oath that Michael Agtl,a Is Lot one al ihs fsD nsoi
no peon has called the house since the murder a1o
cautioned me Dot to tell s0ytaing ABOUT the MURDER
By a Juroi-I have been 10 toe sbt ct seeing
Mlchsei Agelurs almost every nisnt 10 company TIh
the OtteIs.
Mary Knowles, being duly sworn, dsposes sd -sys-
hive with Mr. DiscOll; l bsve been at his house
over three wetks; was III the kitchen on the night
az me MURDER nv bu.ress il ~ mind tns chf.
sb. heard the racket ran towa'd the Oar roo.n;
he ard The CRY of Murder" ard ths kove., tlo
krives;" saw the sailor James RAINING togtr1 n-;
II Ibis time say Ut ts Spanisrd. raise his kG-
ano stab the eiil Susan Dempsey LOW IL the Hospital.
| The u ran under toe b,d never - t1eso tS1 m-n
II ere b. fore have nothing 10 do there bat t. niad
The child; sm honest gif; was boru 10 Bostna;
inteIo to go home a. coon a. can; ~orsod al
sbrt making, end when business got ouli | vas sd
vise 10 take situation there til ,oud do better
In order to 90 on with he MURDER ineeeiiss ion ~
Mr. yincen t who was killed in VIII str, e, &C ,ord-
ipg to appointment the Coroner was obliged to s1oa
The further hearing tf the matter II o'clock TINS t.
e,noop. when it viii be resumed at tue FoayIa Pre-
circt Police station.
All Of the females who gave testimony 10 The cs@e
we,e detained by the CoroOer for the present except
MAJ, Knowles the last witness, who ~s5 slto~sd L,
depart much 10 her delight. The Others begged had
to be let CO. but the Coroner was iteIorabie and they
we've cent below. The Coroner later 10 the day 81.
dressed lote TO the Spstish Coosul requesting tina,
tic 1aats OF d wheIeabouts of Spanish soldiers and
enyicts who recently arrived 10 the city sboa % far
pj.bed him if possible, in order tina. they NIGH be
confronted win soue of the witnesses for the purp ,.e