New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

.e.,N,tIhsd another s,4--sr. =. r,eet these
r.rt,e.; wen. there at doos nrs-eol7 BiscaoG
and JSnrs came ID aoo 81 down precisely as tnsy :.
-U:.d 81 600; be ~ Iss.h w. down bel,s;
hey brought L4n' Aup, end .1en THE B'soo'n go 80
az INTERPRETER i'r LsV-h, said: "Lsutn VI. 10
s tSs s ssS snd rness he ss,ss INV 10 ne asus
sisie OF iac's shst he did swear to- tneIe ,;;nn
remarks m' de by NJ. Blanman sbon, tne ui ~ sDd
O. FEE 20 much money, and n"ia!s he toosut4l
ether .rt;~s. tbov left and LETS vas 10 my so'e
ssd lout An hour after this Mr.. bsnkuan 10 ed
W, Soor and Immediately st'ei ~ ~ ",vna,
I.vn IN chs Lauth and Bscho1; sad l' u%
80. = a. u1;th these rascsls they dog me 81
Ar .i,s. they want the receipt; cant y)n
e. something to numo go u o. tbsn I drew
49, ore ard banded il 10 Mr.. Blankmsn; Nj bsch>h
snt 70 nv &c, and took pen and nk, am wrote on
NIECE n psper something; didn't see wnaf II vas;
mats az know, except | can say tast same tme
Afr thst this Iauth and this Bischo advanced upon
re- opd ssid We haven't besn abe IN see BLINK
nsl they say les here, sid taey say ne goes mere
srd ve can't see BIN at al; ana ssyo bac.oT 20 70
Threw something about him;' rays l. My dear
Sir have nothing 10 do IN this mater; am ioans
MY time Cor nothing e. al MT want you"ta al Ju't
leave my place alone; then they went away, AKA
know nothing more aDouI ~
ecstd-niisl tone, 20 t5a- Lenth might have uaicr-
stcOd and no night q, be TOOK ths ClhLc T.
q. You wss present when MIR. VI Ter Wss. d.d re
syyspythipgi No. re listened entirely; alter they
had gone Mr. NsDkmsn showed me the suihQ ssters
by M. BisI Anen-Q. vii you state whsther at
any ums tneIe q any money promised 10 tael a
Never, lever, ROY t1e first red cent.
Mr.. Ash,ey-l wish 70 state that Mr. Cls'Fdoro 5
fret connection With this carse arose from Mr. la
sending tor him to look after this poor prisoner.
Mr.. CTs. .dOTO-I saw the prisoner "a nly lie
stveI X CIV ms name before and t4on says Nr. Hal.
he's got plead II Court, hiss got friends nobody
sss been near him sicce he has been i'm TsoGel and
it, humanity 10 90 something. for hin. Sall !: g Il
my chsTaster will not sufie-, as an act OF phhin-
tbropy ard humanity, aud he being a coUntryWt1 OF
mine, [ will do il cheeriGlly. Mc. Tburlow Weed
was present at the time, at No 80 As.or louse
am very GLAD 10 nave tbs opportunity to e1plaio.
Ybs public is difficult to satisfy sometimes.
BsIj j. BIsnSmSn, sworn C9rrOborated the stale
men. II his brother generally He said: ~ one tire
when Lau;h and Bschof came, Bischoh sad We
migh; give him 5000, and let Lsuta 80 10 tle devil
that Il he made any fuss, he would clsIJse Wnat
Iauth Knew about the murder; al one Tune MIR.
LAutn alone. and spoke very good EsSisn sup
posing tina. We couldn't speak German; on two OF
tSrse occasions lie spoke OF his vie swearing as ne
had 20Ie.
The Court don't propose to pursue this any
fnrtaer.
NJ. McKeon-I was going TO suggest that had no.
oYoss-sXaD,IGed nuch because l wanted TO put Ia
800 tong on ihe other aide.
M. Asbmead-The Dlstriot-Attorney examined
these men, and the prosecuting cficer has the d5pos
sioDs Of taefe men. j propose 10 read them 10 the
jury.
Attorney General TIemqine-TO shorten It, We
Wiling 70 accept that proposition.
The Court am not gong to stop tie progress oi
this trjsl for this.
M. NJKeOp-I am wiling TO have these depOslt)Ls
IeAd 81 cur side Cf this matter.
The Court then adjourned until ~ o'clock this morn
pg, wien the depesit.ons will be read and the trial
viii proceed.