New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER %, 1857.

oonpsn,op, "yanose;" tho whole three then sft the
place ard stood outside the dor; deosa'ed hal gems
before them, but be returned shout H. O'Clock quite
dfuLk; asked him TO stsy that night, bit hs said rs
bad DO money; told bin he might sleep on the s,f.
with the b.r tender bat be refused; be left ct
O'clock but sssiu returned, and then the gid. c,aIsi
hin TO stay but he sad be must go TO the fsod4ugo
to meet hs brother iD-law; he Ouy sti the last tina
till l2I O'Clock Cf the parties returasd atsr that
recoect oisdoc,ly that Francis Vsrie tbs last wit
refs, was AZ my house With three othsr men on We'd
pesdsy right.
To Jufoi-I ssv these men ofsn before within a
mouth; they little fellows: never saw vardel
before that; there is email fellow With little moa,.
tscte and goa'ee goes with him; be dresses different
ways at different times Vsrde did not 20 10 the ca
direction the other three after pushed them out:
they crossed over but Varde went down in the drec.
tion Of Driscolls.
Francis vsrde recalled BSaJuror-Dd you NOT SAY
in The Station House this morning. tn u you could riot
out tvo men who were with Won on W sdnssdxv nyht1
A. old lot; 1t was on Thursday night; ono OF them
was the man now in prison. and the other was the blind
man.
Wtress was here sent in charge Of an officer to tho
house where he passed "Wednesday night, to bring up
Arnold James, recalled-St.ted that there vera
only two Spanisids at Dscols house during the stab.
biIR Jaw none standing outside the door.
Nardel here returned With the GIRL and the Coroner
asked Dir. james to look at him and cay il he
Of the two men engaged in the stsbbing. Mr. James,
after minute scrutiny Of the man, said 1" it looks
very much like him; would say that is one Of them;
that is the small one"
Coroner-You rec gnze this msn as the ono who
did rot 90 up stars7 A. do. Sir.
Coroner-Do you recognize him as the man who
followed you with knife and stabbed your A. do,
Q. Don't you thiIk this is the man who gsvs the
wound to the deceased A. Yes, Sir.
@. Aud the man who rushed at the lsudlo'd, Dis-
coll, with the knife as be d. took up the bottle A.
The prisoner, vardel was here asked what time did
he leave the gil in the morning, and be answered at
O'Clock.
Barbara whhrpore, sworn aud e1suoiued-I live at
No. 80 Oliver street; go to the dsnce house. % bus
resi-, at Myers in james street; know yardel-
Ipon.s him out in the crowd; he eept with me
Monday night lset, at my houee; saw him again on
Wednesday night, between and 10 O'clock in Myerss
dsnce house; there were more men along with him;
two three them tall men; Vardelef the house
in quarter of an hour; did not go with him. be did
not sleep with me that night nor come into my house
at all agsg during the night; on Monday night he went
home with me about ~ O'clock and left about 81 in
the mornirg; / am positive that was on Monday, and
not on Wednesday night; l was at the dance on
Wednesday night; ysrdel was not there that night,
but there were good many other Spsnis rds there.
Marx Driscoli was then recalled and asked to look
around the room and try il he could recognize any one
ss the man who attempted to sab hin, and stsbbed
Mr. James the night OF the murder. he did So and
pointed out the prstne Vsrde as Of the men who
had been often n company with the asssssns, but he
was not one OF them.
To the Co,ouer-He looks little like the tall man
in the face but be s not him. of the dressed
similar to the prisoner.
Isabella Anderson, recslled-Ica recognize the two
men who were in danoe-house the night Of the
murder the prisoner lie Of their osuons, but
be is not the man who did the stabbing did not
him for two weeks before the murder.
Catherine Wiley was recalled, and answered pre-;
csey the former witness but admitted that she had
seen the prisoner twice iince his arrest
II was irtmsted by the Jury thst they had hsd quite
enough Of such testimony as it seemed to them that
there wss COLLISION between tse girls in the house
relative TO the matter Of Identification. The further
investigation was then postponed till to morrow morn.
ing at o'clock. Mr.. McMsnus, brother of the de-
ceased, appeared at the Station House Saturday after
poop, ard clsmirg the body removedt for intsrmsnt