The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12

He WAS Of serious habn and did no, hold 70 be
made dupe or SIN he was by no means nggardly or
assistance TO the bearer a. he had rendered M Hodges
Then there was an inquiry - to when he should come
70 be Thomas Alsop, and he was described as speaking
French like a native)
The witness then contnued-I went one day to French
prison with the officer Eseu and the person whom
had known Asop whether that is Orsin don't know.
The Chevaer Eseu here recalled, and stated that
TIE person whom he pointed to Outrcquin and whom
the latter identified as Allsop, was Orsir
NJ Outrequn produced q second letter from the same
as the first III was dated rs Corunll, ls6-,
sro referred TO some pistols, magnificent egovers,
which the writer about TO consign him. That the
hrs be heard Of the pistols He also produced another
the writer had despatched patterns Of fret rate
valued at 1901, e. He had them without pay ipg
the carriage accordance with the advice Of the com
pany's clerk But Mr. Aisop would call and pay Tor t.
He expected 70 ganmon" Asop buy the pistols The
parcel would also contain some charlton coa, which
he vas to hand over to chemist, who would eau for It
Witness cont,nued-rhe parcel came 70 hand the same
night That day Asop Gale and said 40 for the
p,stos He examined them, and called again the next
day, when he took away box cont aiming one pistol
with its appurtenances. Tie parcel when 1t came was
wspped in the oskn produced and consisted Of two
those produced. On the morning o; the Sunday next
before the attempt. Misop called me, and accompa
Il he door ae Ssd told s tS, he Ia"sa 70 pet friend
named Perey. German, 70 take the two boxes once
saw that person at Alsop's lodgings, Rue Montabor,
No. 10 In the Of that Sunday found that the
second box nd pistol had been taken away from house
was repaid by isop for the carriage Of the pistols
mar pour boire flor drink cre sample Of what the
witness called Charlton produced twas ofsn
irregular shape and bacah Color and appeared 70 DO
preparation Of tar The examination Of the witness then
proceeded. He knew the spelling OF Perri's name from
the that the latter when he called for the
never sent to the chemist as when Messenger called
witness was absent, and his wife could rot find it.
Cross examined-N was addressed to IN. Cavaillon,
Barr:ere Fontainebeau had made iries for such
person.
The witness Mr. King who had q, the exauina-
ton proved the booking Of parcel by defendant at the
Southeastern Office in Regents Circus nov identified the
ocoth produced the covering Of the parcel II bore
the seal OF the company-on finding was not well Sc
The ocoh was of the kind used for table covers bu.
common description: The seal and direction were on
with the coored pattern having been turned in.
Madame Outrequin-who gave her christian names Ne
lanie JUNE Cemehtne aud her made name Heran-sald
she knew Asop, NJ remern oered seeing him in Deem
ber 1887 with person named Hodges; they called to-
gether, Alsop having letter Of recommendation; only
Hodges once, but afterwards Alsop several
times her husband used accompany him the ailors,
&c remembered the parcel being left OF the boxes
tSs sns o. h away s Aso4 he ns
Alsop ont with her husband the Sunday before
the attempt and while he out gentleman called for
the pistol having been instructed by her husband 10
give up the pistol. she asked him give his name he
caro- Pierri, Hotel de Franco" lady called
for the pitch while my husband was ous but could not
find to give her. was afterwards taken to the prison TO
see Alsop.
The Chevaler Es.cu being recalled, said that he took
last witness TO the prison to see Orsn whom sne dent
u. jules MAroDd svorp-I know Mr. Allsop He lodged
with me from November till the night OF attempt
asked HIM his passpor. when he TO lodge with
me- that might take TO be registered in the police re-
gstry. now produce H. 1t lie dated 1851, and is rise
by the hussian Ambassador here II Is in the name Of
Thomas Alsop.
Mr. Bodkin-n will be proved that this passport was
reward Of 600 offered and on this passport Orsin ira
volled under the Of Asop.
Witness continuation the night Of the dtt-r:at Asop
went out between six and seven, with three others At
nine he returned 10 cab alone, his face covered with
blood. took basin q water and washed his face He
had q wound in the temple. He then went TO bed. Be
tween two and three O'Clock the police aud took
him. His servant Gomez OF the three persons
that were with him when he went out and another
Perri. person named SILVA used TO call on him. Co
also arrested Allsop KEEP horse. The stables
were my premises The horse was there about twenty
-four days before the attempt the Emperor fetched it
from q riding school in the Rue Duiaut.
Mr. Bodkin said that as ii nearly six O'Clock
should apply for further remand OF one week as the
Witnesses had to return 20 Paris 70 be present at the trial
on rhursd.y 10 morrow
Mr. Sleigh would not oppose the remand Mr.. Bodkin
might have the remanded long as he pleased So
FAR they had gone the evidence far from his notion
OF wha, evidence in such ought 70 be- and the
result three only the production OF
Of the kind he could imagine what would be
se resr supp0sng ever wen. before Sgh his hS
position, and OF science, though unfortunately
refugee and charged with this misconductsbould not
magistrates udg eI he had felt ii his duty apply TO
Judge chambers Who however had declined 70 interfere
with the discretion OF the magistrate The mans liberation,
then his further Incarceration entirely in the hands
OF the magistrate He cortcnded that the evidence was OF
the same description given On the former
and was tho most meagre he had ever heard. great
deal had been made OF the circumstance that revolver
and knuckle buster bad been found in defendants
but II was in the memory Of persons who, he hoped,
would come forward that some time ago in the neghbor
hood where he resided Noting Hill garrote robberies
were frequent, and defendant was himself narrowly
cd ~ alta Of III IN
quence OF that circumstance that defendant provided him
self with those weapons, which. II imputed for
the purpose OF being used against the Emperor OF the
French Mr. Bodkn had, the last occasion, exclaimed
"why my friend can't be serious TO ask bail for a
who says be will shoot the first frenchnan who moless
him" Blu, matter which had lately gained currency
that there In this country persons who had for
the purpose OF attempting to attack and kidnap indi
viduals OF whose dcfenccless position they might take
advantage, and the prisoner had only said that,
such porgons should pounce upon him. he should de-
fend himself az he was entitled 10 do AS for the CORES.
pondence with Outrequin related only 10 experiments
in the dyeng OF silks and manufacture OF gas from tar
defendan. being chemist. Why was defendant 10 be
treated with less Kindness than countrymenf
Was because he a foreigner (Sensation in court
Were afraid Of any foreign power Here the learned
counsel, whose manner had been gradually growing
warmer, till II became passionate, interrupted by q
sudden, loud and Of hands the court
q which no notice ws taken BY the magstrateo oicers
He could not believe that Independent magistrate
would allow any III feeling 10 operate but OF his
duty. The question no, whether the guilty,
but whether II admitted bail, he would appear That
the test. lie was prepared with good substantial
bail to any reasonable unreasonable amount lie
trusted the magistrate would deal with this with
any other misdemeanor, though 10 fact and truth was
a political prosecution
Mr.. Bodkin-You won't expect me, sir, to answer a
speech which not intended 10 operate your mind,
but TO have its effect in other places where sympathy with
murder is taught and felt / don't know where those
places may be- hope thereare not very many London.
Taking the test which has been suggested you 70
be Induced far TO forget what public justice
IN yield 10 these representations Is likely that the de-
tcndant would appear need not add observation
~
sanctioned Mr Bodsn went 10 urge that the Cro~n
had used all possible CELEBRITY, considering the number
OF Witnesses, mostly foreigners, whom was dicult 10
get together.
Mr.. Jardne-n is impossible 10 admit that II right
before, am not more when there sich serious
evidence in addition. Even not nov, II IL not
10 be supposed, II know myself, that keeping him in
custody because he is foreigner RI an Englshmsn
charged under such circumstances he would be remand
ed from week 10 week, unless right by the
judges. When committed for trial will be another
matert will depend the circumstances OF the