New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
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ford ordered TIE c&Yrlsse - E1isoe-a2 IN al -,
him for i, i dor. rspeGbsy of df. Wni.ns o2lSv
ips 20 tie amended ,et-rr because = dA no. 49, 80
"a, did not hpow .he.e he ls1y ven, -; taey
xsre A. :ae house t~o OF three dsys oe.crs soe~
.s,y were; dd n: know vhs: .heir hsnte ~sie Gu
II hey were p.. IN the toski vs. 20. 10 -? -
xb.n the o-3er vss 's;. Cor the cs-rsse y n.io'u'
yctr pav.s sad tus cs-isge hsd ben ofosre1 Nnen
I left WITH the carrisge l did 10: kroS !ass L was
the intention 20 send he Isdy TO the eounIy; -,
To NJ Dsminz-I s..erd 70 the osr oi tae ho'e''
uvvifs srd is.her io.,s= have chsrgs up stais.
To Mr.. Whi,:rg-My wife is tee hs'd OF the ao'ei,
It.s1 8oxn stairs; lad not Mrs. B,oun. 70 my
rom AZ s,y tine I wss never IN Mr'. bioart room
q. snytme up 20 the time the young iidy yer, l
WAS in he Cs-tsins rom; | WAS there more 'uSn
80. never hsd sny conversation with Capc- ps
Riyere about the daughter or uo'her nor Wiz NJ.
Blount about the daughter; con Know OF ssyDs
Mr. Whiting that did po, kLo~ where tue Soy ~sne
10. nv memory il bsd: wss not present when ,he
i.oias xet. out on tbe shed; l WAS toli oy Csp'.
Cropey that he had seen me lsdies IN jersey Ioa.
right: they did not est 81 the .GbAe Gsoe Gsuno,
tel when left Hanover; sri citizen OF TIE on'eo
S.s.es. ~, 49,.
Mr.. Rs-sou, said tbs. they Esd subpensed Mr. MaI-
ford 10 sppAsr, but he had no. obeyed y.
Archey Welsh. sworn snd exsnined-iae dsy s1o
sm.nded return VAS fled M Hurcse ssd ne ns0
nothing 20 90 With ,hs matter, thai the gLl was a. nus
house that re did lot know where SIC nad gore, .uo
she went with ror where ste went tns WAS aiDer Inc
amended eturn had been putio. a.
Tie respective counsel summed up me case' sI.ei
which Judge Ogden announced 3 recess OF hali hcus,
and requested thst Mr.. Huncke remsin IN Court d0'ns
the recess. -. ,;;,
At o'clock, Jadge Ogden pronounced his dec'aon
upon the question. II was accompanied by an essoo-
rate opinion in which the facts we're fuly reviewed.
He held that the proofs afforded ro:hns IN eA,ehus
tion Of the offerse which Mr.. Huncke had committed.
He apinadyerted in terms also upon tue con-
duct Of Mu ford the part he had taken IN the pro
ceedirg ard pronounced him, upon the proofs IaSep'
as being guilty Of suboruation OF perjury. Inc ssn-
tepce Of the Court was that Mr. Hnncke DC nneo ~
he i'm prsoned in the County jail tor twenty days,
aad 20 remain imprisoned until the hDe is PAID
Mr.. Ransom SAID thst from time imIemoriai IL ned
been the practice IN TIE courts OF Engand Wherever
periury or sny other crime was committed ID tne pres
rc. ~ Court prims facie case msds out against
nersop the Court ordered the psrty TO DO held under
hail IN spswer 10 criminal charge. Tne evidence ID
This c,se proved clesry that Mr.. HuIeke was gnuty
of periury that Mr.. IIlford was guilty OF suoorna,
tion OF perjury and that Mr. Davis had also perJIea
himself AT any rate, q prius fscle case hsd psen
made ont sgans. them. He therefore moved thst
these parties De brought before the Court, and that
thew be held 70 answer 70 Indictment.
Judge Ogden said that ss this was q mater whicn
had not been supported before he would fatner taKe
little time 20 consider upon il before he rendered
decision upon the motion.
The Court then adjourned.
Mr. Huncke was then conveyed 10 the County Jai
west Of the Court House, aud given in charge OF tne
jsilor. U,.
Hotel for New.York 10 visit a mutual friend OF the
family Mr Mauro of New-Oresns.
Miss Bount is remaining with her father al Dr.
D.vees' In Broadway.