The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

he knew Of thb ssazbsey, bus ssassd 70 q % ssr
cane hsn Trs.aon; b never ssss.sd any rsasea WY
Hyatt wss MIXED Up IN The conspiracy tn w. psssed
very hard 70 Do % when before The Grand Jury
have no ennity 10 Mr. Hyatt.
Q. Where do you now resides A. with my mother.
Q But whsref A. In The country; do not think II
neosssary 70 staas whore; think my NE would be in
danger these parties knew where lived; stopped u
he Howard Heus Last night; my mother u nss N the
cty q present. friend q mine is stopping 81 that no.
vas partly BY accident that went there went strsh:
nom the court room 10 that house, in company with
Q What was hs name, Miss, A. Mus. tslf
OF course A. Ais name 10 Mr.. Wilde; did not see
Mr. Livingston from the time len the courtroom ester
Mr.. Livingston he has not given me any money or
clothes; when was in Trenton he offered 70 pay my
D. but sSs anything from
Livingston; did not know Mr.: Green sgued my
might have signed my letters in that way b. fore
used 70 write 70 NJ Bys.t when he requested mo 70
We're you ever ere called Isabella by any person.
decline answering that question.
g. Why, Mes wsrdenf A. After oonadersols hestta-
and this has nothing TO do with the case.
Mr.. Brady-hadam, You viii permi, me 10 respectfully
Q DID you ever live in Iaurens streeii A. I decline
answering that question.
Q. Why. Mss wArdenf A. Because ! think would
The witness then retired. During Miss wArdens ex.
animation the utmost attention wss manifested by the
audience and the peculiar In which she wered
The quesons propounded by counsel was the subject OF
general ark during the remainder OF the session.
Mr. Brady stated that . member OF the police force
called hts office this morning and stated that he had
u from good authority that tho oolored man Still
Mr. Phillips replied that that was So Still was treat
ed very uDkindly, for they buried him.
Mr. Brady objected TO the reading OF stns deposition
Mr.. Phillips despatched essenger for Justice Welsh
before whom the parties appeared. Ia order TO eoono
mise the time he read the examination Of the accused be
ore the magistrate, which was % follows
He said that his NJ. Price Moore he
bern in Ney Jersey lived At lsl Chambers stree
the question have You got . say relative to the charge
4, .s.ns yOq replied charge false
made thr eats to ure in the execution Of which this
out
eGs ssns s s % be
Livingston for the of running character aad dis
Taien before SoVs%bsF ssS 81, 1,- LYNNE
James II. Welsh deposed that the 90 mpAint Of n. Ii
vipeson made before him; he could not ray thai
remembered two coIored men; he believed coiored
accepted but be refused take bail ior appearance
OF Or Moore the defendant was not present hen the
sun w.. not pTesep, ~sen the .dsvs vers
long discussion epsued between both sides
as 10 the adnssioiy Of snl's depositon who, IL viii
be mbered deceased ~ben tia Court decided that
me dectron would be reserved until witness arrived
from Trenton. who was expected 10 day.
Counsel for the prosecution stated that be would
his case with the privilege OF calling Major Cunningham
when be arrived from Trenton and also TO offer come
rebutIipg evidence.
Both the junior and the senior counsel for the defen
cart sddTessed the Court Ut considerable length main
tanning that Dr. Moore could be 10 the State OF
New York for conspiripg TO murder Mr.. Livingston
Vas resident u new Jersey, and also thai overt
TO carry out this alleged attempt 70 murder had been
proved.
His Honor overrulsA the objection, observing that
coui SCI could take the Seaedt OF the ruling.
M Brady then proceeded u open the case for Or.
Moore He argued that this the foulest conspiracy
that ever had been concoced 10 pjure pectabe
and talented member Of this ACKNOWLEDGMENT 1t Q
strange anomaly that Mr. Livingston not pu. upoa
the stand witness, and mantaned that OF the
utmost impor 70 his client that Mr. LyinGstoa life
shouid be spared until the end OF civil sut psnd.
ing for Mr. L. would then be pat upon the stand wit
when would be proved inooatroverbly that $a0
600 worth Of estate Broad way New York. belongs
10 LII Moor instead Of Mr. Lvingst,n who claimed
the properly he would prove to the ny that negro
Wesley-he meek lamb like Wesley before tue Jury, but
the despcra 10 when he visited Or Moore, called tue
doctor and asked him 70 prescribe for pain In his bowels
which he did, and he uld also Prove by police officer
who watched The movements Of those two negroes SAL
and wefley, that they conversed together the
amouni Of money they TO recsve from Mr. Livtng
son. In conclusion he affirmed that far biz client
oncerred this conspiracy fabr cxted and he
believed he would establish that fact by reliable Wt
nesses.
Al the conclusion OF Mr. Brsdy's speech, the Court
ourned I'LL 70 morrow morning. when the evdenoe for
the defence viii be given.