New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
la " LNIELLIG ENCE
THR BUSTED AND CARR LIBEL CAsE.


COURT or GENERAL sHSsloNs-M.s ir-Ses,,
judge RVsssLL.
The Busted std Carr LIBEL case was resumed this
mon irg wher Judge Whiting addressed the Court e
goat lspeth gunS for the Introduction evdsaes
r tie te,ense IKE letter OF explanation, puonsssA
b, Mr. Car 10 Tie Hcrad Of Feb. %. As this Letter
spreaed after TIE arrest Of Nh. Car the Judge ~
iGsec the molten. The testimony for tue deefss We
then coma enc,d. The first witness was
JsD,s {. Rutherford, examined by Juose hitne-
lie deyo ed tta he ~sS one OF the Conmissiooers for
pepirg Fifty ruth street; he and TIE othx Commis-
slCItrs ED .u5 meetrgs Mr.. Busted was only pre-
EFT o. enc eeiitg; bill wss rendered for those meet
pgs 10 relation TO pricing % sting advertise meats.
&C.; hegevas nopsme attached 10 lt twas for sboat
81 100 and pOrportsd TO coue from the Office Of tue
Coryorstiot CO unsel, AID not irem Mr.. Busteed the
C'eik Mr. Davies. was directed to inquire about the
tens he letter. hut got answers ct last 10
sppieo verbally for Information aud wise told thak
tie sum was {, r printing. advertising, &c.
Henry T.. Dav es, jr., cor Of Judge Davies. deposed
that he was clerk 20 the Commission for opeainG
Fo,ty ninth street. He saw the bil which came fron
The Cooperation Counsel respecting tue eommsaca;
be placed the b among his pspers, and handed them
to Mr. Camel; the bill would be among then unless
IT had been removed by person. Il had no heed.
Ing, and did not specify the items wrote letters ~
sptoting the items, but received no answer called %
M. Carroll, who said the bill was for advertislRE.
printing, &c.
Cross examined by Mr.. Graham-Mr. Carroll g.
sigred as reason for not giving the iniormatioa
sooner, that he bad TO get Information concerning w
number OF lots damaged
Seleen ID. Trail cepesed that be lived in Fifty ninth
street between Second and Third avenues, and owsed
property there he RAD notices posted there fos
the appointment of Commissioners for the opening Of
the street but had seen 20 other notice.
Nlcholas L. Burnett, Richard French OF Frenchs
Hotel, and Patrick Kearney, yell rg or owning prop
eity in Fifty ninth street. gave similar testimony
Wies y. Walker depOsed that he hired four rooue
1t the cerner of Resde street and Broadway tSo o.
which he let out to the Commissioners for opening
Fifty ninth street for which they paid him $6l5; he
til Al IN Mr. Carr about the
body else as he seemed to be the leading man OF toe
Conn issior -
Crosse xsmned-I had q conversation with n.
Carr about the hbelous letter; he read II 10 me n
manuscript; told him il was ali wrong-.hat Fsrnan-
90 Wood W, uld tell him 1t was all wrong; that the e9
of 81 leo for sdyeti'iog, printing 3c, and thae
he was w org in the whole matter; the bill was not
headed $40 Richard Busted, for services rendered
tie Commission
TIE eyiderce here closed and to morrow morning
| tie cOuI sci will commerce to sum up.
Before Recorder BARNARD.
Recorder Barnard in order To help alor < the Tagging
basres. this MAY session in the Count Of Genera ss.n>
| Patrick McNuty convicted OF an assault eoA
battery old named Woo ssy De Gsnon Assisted y
him evrrey because be Protestant Sentences
| % ght months in the Pententisry
John Kelly pleaded guilty to forgery 10 the iourn
degree sud need year in the Penitensy .
JAMES KeaiLey pleaded guilty to forgery II the
fourth degree and sentenced to one year In the fenss-
John Harrington pleaded guilty to tie same charge.
and sentenced under mitigating circumstance 70 'nrs
TIE Recorder will hol Court to morrow at the rama
Place rare ca that two branches o. n ssn -
to help along pabc business deserves to be specially noticed
| The DIFFICULTY AT THE ACADEMY or Musrc-LETryR
| FROM GEORGE WILKES TO the GRAND JURY.
The following letter was sert 10 TO the Grand jury
"''A'' INV yoak, My u. lsSs
mr. FoRTMAy ASD GESII ;.By pemson OF tho Dtr
trlct Attorney allowed to send you Lat OF ~inossS
s S.af e S" s sSSS s; S.. ' %a
them be patiently heard I~k this citizen TOT myset -
S nd 'f' am cnvnesS S"I that when you incw
you will cbeorluy assume the responnbliues OF lss
you are upsoDeed Tn. npsn, against Jodse Russell MA
h was was qse By G pSp sI p. Rs. on s.s
be- o regular process. he in violation proper
and rights OF the complaint m,de sses, 70 yS.s
sens o se1 the complaint eb
obct Of this bold 70 pssss.
ma ter as too Heated sud 'rciHs for decoa
.S,. tho; M Dsics Or ny:eu or tho law respecting ss.
%sS eoSssd S.a % sS sAs aSV d any
word at on the ssepn Of u. 9Th April he and they s.sc
tuGe crime thus sought to be eoyendup No woras e
mire needed to indicate the dre.dfh shape Of this
x!y Tsi .ssy "a ';;ssa 9!
s1Si s.s whose .5s :ss JuSs. R
T b.e tsy i 10 sy h h, were unknown t. 10 the s
and have merely 10 prudice the complexion of ts
complaint They probably drawn TO the BY az article
In Newspaper OF April % tJadse Russes orsan vhich e.
might BE- expected thst evening At the Ao
envy. But will eLteT Into discussion Of toe fach Iss
ony object Of this letter H. 10 beg that you VIII hear the 'esu
Ousge has been sTP-rs'ed against colnse
bcb every gsnt vino takes pride In the cy ana
reel. Tor the laws, has an interest TO Investigate L.
Go gentle that the station occupied BY Judge
Rrs- the Temporary relations he no" beus yevs
make you hssae in sdnGerng due feptobaiion OF NE
ats il hi, Le bad la the eye Of the law he mos.
81 n.n when he steps from the Bench hIsd WIN s
yici rs prto.e assal and degrade ctzep on conPrn
cause Should be smensb 70 the action Of the a~ as %
poot and persons whom tor similar assaults "a
ouxs he las time and sgain consigned 70 tae cein see
chains the STATE Prison, Tor ten twenty, ADD even onv
| years! -, -, ...--
R.,ng that natural sentmc Mt OF justice who sftaa1se
every yellie gu end iIts isent American mind,
" | am, gensmen Joais very specth,y, u,..