New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
LAW INTELLIG ENUE
THE TRIAL OF CANCErI.
FURTHER OEVELOPME
testimony Of the Withlrava Juror.

M AZ meai stated that bis motive in vitairaw;o,
tire iuror hst bser lC because he asi bai sny 10,
Of as integrity or purity but lnssmucL a. this hal
been made serious charge sgsos. hir be hsI feared
Tia. lis hight ncuce toe juror 10 lesa sgsE.t the
pr.s-rer, SIS IN tLst way he would SHOW tina. he wa
duite independent. while il Re should 90 the other w.y
lie could have no weight with his fellow Jurors. rs
net tie csurn!es that Lad gore from this Csurt room
in ore stspe s-d srotEer. Before the end they wouii
cover tl.s proseCUt.Jl With 81 u.smy sd disgrace
which i.ey wou never over rOm.
Mr. Mckeor-NoT IS you have invited this We WI
70 INTO = thoroughly.
a.. As.uesd-W I'll, we've a. good 0 t'stt - make
a. operirg you had. Nr. Ashmea d va, proceeding
20 mike u.' peutrg, wien
The Attorney General yn1.cs.eI e prosecution ia
few VOID, ana
Tte Ccu:t ssd-ldesi 10 Lave p distinctly urie-
stCC0 10 thu caset1at AN trying tlis minister
o tEs avs, and without gsId without BE- ing moved
Il the Il a., gree rs suylng tist may De ssd cut.
tide Il tbs n, CT by tie press y fonl a-y
other sC1rcs. oisIegaId all sEcl lmputA'lcns mace
SCANS: ne, 81 tie Court observe t1a sttwspspsr
this mcTlng Las undertaken 20 assert the, tee Jur:
Should rave Lterfersd here the other day summsd.y
Tor the purpose Of ating tlis trial from going Ou,
ara al, uld have arrsgnsd = memb6r of the osr who
wss ss-IgI 90 So counsel for tue prisoner tHa Ought
10 have slragLed him Ssre IL has Iot been
pc.ned OF. IN tbs pAper, or n any other that
on aware IT, lat sc.Cn tie Court could have taken,
how they could lave a.ssned any member Of Tue
bar. Hsd a-v member # the bar acted Improperly,
i Mt tcr tbs Court T. punish him; II - foT t19
G,Lersi IN, not tor tas ur. Nor could stop =
ca T. any Nay beCauss Il happened O. be developed
~; re examination 0! witness here, on tue part OF
ire prcscuticn that gone overtures bad been N ade
TIE BAIT II the council Tor the prisoner mere 70 loduce
ii- y 70 cave the c0uCt'y, ana not be wit
ness +. tbs tase. could not have stopped the csse
yr This reseor [ could rot have ntertsred Therefore
ca not COZ sicer II my duty & interfere Il Is time
enough hsu tlis WINES ID examined. The eV.decce
that VA gwen upon this subject vas Objectionable,
ard Il i ne been Objected 20. would not haze been
heard a. al; but L not objected to. IL dii net
arpeer thai tie p5soIer was present at the tns CT
the Interview. But ss tbs evcenee has not Dsea
objected 10. | intend. before tEis prosecution -
through hst = parties may hSVe 81 opportunity OF
exVlaifing tits transaction.
Nj Ash1eaG--Ar. BiaLkIan, tase the stSnJ;
wi ! ooue 10 tic pciat coz.
Edlrcr Bsr kmsp swo,n examined by Mr.. Abbey
Q. Now Mr. Bauknan will you have the goodness
70 keep your voice NJ snc speak to the lur0rS, atd
tell them al that you know 10 reioTeucs 10 tue trans
act on il resreC 10 which Lauth hiss testified Ia tins
Corrtlo,ml Begin 81 the beginning, ar1 tel a. TIE
story and tsll it in your Own way. A. On the l5tn
dag OF February last, II the afternoon Of The day
tno rnep :, ore names | sfterWdId learned to be
Iiauck ard B:schof entered my office and inquired
where they coEid frd the friends Of Carcemi; ted
them that knew OF none Of biz !rients other thar his
course aud that Was Of them; llaucz turned to
BschOfi, SIC, ir the GeImsn language, Tlth Which
em familiar said Soil eh ihm vertrsuen ;" e. Shall
Itiusthin BischCfl replied, "Yes; Hauck tnen said
10 ne il tie Ell language, eve come from Laith,
rerh.c "Wel, what OF that = Hsuck said, Lain
say: if the friends of Canceni wtl give him 81 OOo,
her go 20 Europe, OF swear different On The next
trial" Here Muller, the outside Juryman came 10,
ard Mr. B.sIkmsn directed officer to furnish him
with ieht.l The proposition perfectly shocked me;
! hardly knew how 10 answer them; ssld |, Gentle
men, are you sure that Mr.. Lsuth sent you vita this
message e they at dTst hesitstedi at last Harck
answered, Nes, aud Bisoh0h followed 10 the sane
s1swer; We'll" says /, I" If Mr.: Lsgth sends y9s
with such mr-Dogo, you must go 70 mn 80. sot
tell him that hs must bring It himself, and that
| en not 10 cay prepared to give hlm 81 answer
they took then departure, ard ssid they would come
or lie following dsy, az O'Clock, ana that they
would bin Lautt along immediately IN cong'2y
with my brother, vert over to Mr. AshmeAd oiice,
who ia nv colleague il this matter, and stated the
matter 70 81. Ashmest precisely a. l. occurredi We
then proposed to go over 70 TIE Supreme Court sn1
find ore Of the Judges OF the Supreme Cout, and lay
the II st.ei before hin which bo did, SO called over
10 this building ard We found Judge Davies sitting,
believe et General Term-at least there were threee
Judges OF ( e bench; when Judge Davies was olsen
gscsd as ne descended from the bench, We stopped
hin suc ted him we had something - communicate
70 hirr Judge Davies politely invited Us into the Con
feTer,e.rcom q the Judges, on the lower roor ana
then rest ated the matter to him which had sresdy
stated to Nr. Ashmsad, which had taken place In
my Cilcs with thees men, Juoge Davies sugc
gc,ed the plppriety Of seeing the Recorder and OF
ard sts,irg ne matter 10 him. | then asked Judge
Davies wi eher be would net come over to my Office
when these should sgsn call; be then esld that
il would be test for me to have few respectable wit
1
zee AID hear hat should be SAID ana DONE ana see
how far taey would GO; sud after few pleasant re-
marks between Mr.. Ashmead and Judge Dsyes, Te
bG him good day; next day Mr. Ashmeed AID met
by appointment st about 81 and proceeded TO ae OF
fcs q Recorder Barnard 10 Chambers street. the Re-
cOrfer wss not III remained there TIL after ~
O'Clock fer him but still he came not we parted, snd
each vert about his REFLECTIVE business; dld not
ueet these mtn st ny office that day at ccck. a'
per appC iotment because had engagement before
JUG &c Folds which occupied my time until alter
| O'Clock.
BIZ. McKFOs-What Ousiick
MI Br ANkNAN-Justlce Of the Sixth District.
retained 70 nv cffce st about o'clock, and found
nv bro.ber there who informed tn st these parties
, had been there ana had left wO'd That they would
call the following morning, which vas Wednesday, at
! O'Clock. | sst Gown and addressed nCfe % hiT.
Cl.tacC!o. Nj CIistsloEo, lave y'u that note with
Nr. Cistadoro handed It up, AID NJ. Esnkman
read ,,.
"DEAR sR: Lsua Zoe picker has sent his fsua' to
would ia 70 see ;her wickeiress aud rascaiy pictured IL
al - tiaous deforui,y b. a. ny office 10 me u fiR s.
oeocE lto there yoa nsy behold tor yoae BE sue nd
subject directs thl w1tRs'7s Esi b brent
> TT ~ rrsI, '' ''' D''' E. BLANKMAN.
: "To JAS Csisr.6oRor
That uote carried II yself to Mr. Cistsdora place;
: he wss rot in, and !e It with the young ady, WITH
psticusr reque;: 10 hand It 10 him. or SEND II 70 MS
house the ne1r morning. true 20 the letter MI Clis-
tsdoIs there etOTe o'clock toiGk OF the even
lug Of the l6G net Mr.. ler, the gentemsa iere,
ard requested hi j, personal favor, 10 De .! ny
Office tie following morIing 81 oc-ocA, NI,Cu TI'
toe Eth O. February; ! Gso requested Mr. lt.9nS,
Mr. Bolton 81 my brother, aud Mr. Asamesc pul ne
ged TO start fer the West lat evening" On inc
moIEirg q the l7th, st about . O'CLOCK 10 came
BIsctof ard fellow whose name stIerwaEo learned
70 be johns ard WHO gave another nsne u =" on4ce
oftte District Attorney; this "Joha JoArs, as ne