New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

Mr.. Smith was ecniired 10 h- bed by sickness but as
-oon a. he sufficiently recovered be would DC pro-
duced.
The Recorder required bail IN the sum of $500
on each charge.
John ]. Kelly became boudsman FOR Fury, on both
charges; Joseph Lynch FOR Fitzpatrick Corneliu-
Frederick for Dean, and John B. Mcneil for Turner.
Mr. Deylin was in Europo when be fi-t heard of
the charges.
The following il a copy Of one Of the warrants:
Ciiyasd coanty@ Ne7 i9,k "-rhe psoPe Of the s,ite
Poerntp Of the it, snt county Of New York. 1ree,rg
Of Fn1 s oa Tae and john a Mcsne who stand
indicted before Court Of Genera Ses, ors OF the peace m
and for the city Tor conspiracy a. them ioTth
with trr sad justices in the said city and county
70 c.n 60 Bsrsr5 recorder of orr said city hi.
d cay October In toe ya OF our Lord thousand oish
A'A''Is Rv,ie 1lG Cont f''''' JOHN SPARKS Clerk
Jo.ira BltSI, Dis,ric,.A.torney.
Tnr ALLEGED MuRDrR CASE tS BROADWAY
GANBLING HELL.-The examination in the case OF
Robert l.. Willie, suspected of boing concerned in a
murder at his gamblinghouse, No. Isl Broad"ay was
resum ed yesterday afternoon before Justice Connolly
at the Tob- in the presence Of large number OF the
friends Of the accused Mr.. Sedgwck. Assistant Dis
trict-Attomey appeared on behalf Of the people aud
Mr.. Busted for the defense
The testimony Of DIR. Chiffon, who soraped off some
of the STAINS from the wall in Wliss house for ana
Iyzstion, was first taken, aud is as follows:
James r. Chiffon, NJ. D., being duly sworn, says
R,osaway and discovered number Of spot. dark
color ard small spots of dark red coorsso spots
,oue arce patches dark brown color nearly black; re-
moved zone The spots the wall and surba.e oy carefully
purpose the particles being exceedingly migute
.Ssd Or . T s red co u s.s a.. q blood
seunz upoa extracted deep red color and te microscope
droo of scei aid dissolved exterior coating Of these
sobus left minute particles such a. blood would leave;
those Particle Of deep brown color aid nct present me
appesrsnce ac, in the manner a. those Of ne
uder the action Of waters heu mad rlon 9 tue moor aud
su base removed aud taken 70 my 1Dots,oiyi made Il
,r of other experiments ard from the brown spots could got
no ndc.tion If blood the action Of sgens upon showed
that there some sesuous matter c2nsns sfes oea
irot | also examined spots which were 10 tle ysu
blood; examined me lakr stai.' apiI ~ ~ h.s. y,
rIy that taken ap Md found th,if SIo,aee 70
cor!tsIond with the aeEs brown 'po'' OF He"S es ~
ir5issiou Q! blood.
q wbs, scct woad the .cpn, Of blood from ;he wal wall
have upon indications A. tninh r would
the greater part ofthe blood but "ave S some nat
O. Ifhe stain, sersped would yon get the sane indi'
cation. Is they 10, A. woadn not, -
q Suppose tie scrlbbns OF painted " 1ed A. Upon
ii bod would be removed blood msh the large
stains resemble peculiar dark matter "ncA collects
Cos.examlncG-Vrom the Of the blood, i re.
seuLcd animal well a. human blood caunol state ron
tie yar N made he fsrtc,es which gave indications of
blood whether they o Of Old spins canuot
.iae whether had been there than month or
O. How much blood IN all DO you suppo-e was on the fence
over the cisten A. The spots very small indeed the
Of the hc Of pm, or bite aef aid covering an area
@ Can you tel length Of time The pots IL the hall
way A. tell how long the brown spoi. there
ihy numerous than the Ied ones twenty 70 one and
-ed spos here but think they we're o oEo recent date
. Suppose had been murdered in the hallway by tho
apple sufficient violence, would noi the inticapns OF
blood he numeron. cannot an'"er 'sch qlr.sion
O. II killed b blow on .ho isce, would not ne
eydences b. numerous. should eSPec: o., If the
Redrec-o. Did the wall appear 20 have been scrubbed
4. IL sppeartd 20 be smoother, bli 10, cleaner
q DID you any hole ior pipe IN tia. ts~sy
Nj Bu..eed-we viii able show that ;here 'ove
Wlres.-I soa think washing would remove the stains
Cathsrine Mulhearn was called and examined
snow policeman named Duty. arrested his name 10
James il before Justice Welsh went 70 Dnny
sgv o,b.r haa cshs.ine Nsheain WIEN wsnt DiHy.
Dury 20 my n'er' house si stsi soSl' me- ind
le.. word .ha he vsrtef TO 81 No 81 Croy seer
vel. there and Ady cane the door; Dus and be
work for 'ix dollars PEI noph 'aid soua
sf.ir. asked him about the murder II brosd"ay
Mr. Bns,eed wished to have the explanation taken
in ull Us he intended TO contradict. the witness py
Duty. II the Court would not take il down, then ne
would take exception to the ruling.
TIE Magistrate complied with the counsel = request.
Cro.eIaairaiioD con:irEei-l oriy ssV; wI,a ht' r. NJ
there DO ile kitchen WON o- u
d!G al W.s.nz -stcsl wBs LOT cCsestu
beH over b.; j; had ID On III tbs nnen i si @
hsyes dsiinc. view Of cis.ern, there ~s- 10
.Len oithe ci.t, not Used io "AIl.e
poses threw slds and dry steF INTO zoe cis.en
:. all went - me eIsl' ue"e'
ard 10 oe.oca Monday morning. 1874 sep os -
covered: | there empty some ,-as 49,
shirts 10. ts, hanGt-rciets aid aBe Lien tlat r1,th,
from oclock until ss ~" csOA As ''
M. 10 kl.s stef ] O'crosk .--.
q VIA, did Mr. Wills ssy when you De ,fc nc - -
d.rf heard him cay, The Go d-n IE1H s"n oi s"H-
dump him - =, .. -. Lib a.
o va. 4 fro.h son OF b-h A. No, i vas lflsa '.r
word Ir,n loader than the rect % tle ~
down ai.h, OF step. tie ci.t-rn esaIo r co'
from the house sp, in me app- - rrinr wh.u
the cis,eYn cuff Of Goa, ana W.
Z can't sly whether the buttons "eTe o'ss " "a - -
hand or arm ihen hsd IDEA tns- 1Hfass ns- ~,
nii,.ea ,5,p; xu uo f..-lri when saw tne W -.
through hing between y ard ocofk - -
IL o'clock 10 empty phi Of water, saw " oo =
hi, s,e, wrr, oueu IN. re boot on n iae AZ s 80
dak and sbor. ID. length If my Ens.si duh 80.
a. oreae.i vac don: kDc~ wasfne, .. !.
noting abort NJ. IA he cistern; dont mo" se
bad r,tasrhs; be ~flskc,s; can say -
Iaosuirs ,se S.y v,, brvakns bad ro eand ne say
He-ry ~r1otins ;. ,os g., -
q A. had q told Of the cres II u-afoef =. Hc
nv .rer % Thursdsy and I'D % one Aoe ~ l ~
own aS,ord lid not ais away property oeonILs . NJ "
Is; afer o'clock Nordss IA, SIC .ns's
.er. .hee nant ster ss nt iue1scAJ,
sns ,.ss uo aai Of being IaI:dsd ce'er -
y.t-eS-
The Magistrate .aid the hour Of adjournment haa
arrived. and he would ourn the'esss uhtn io CLOCK
on "Wednesday merring.
Nj. Bustee.l .si he thought .le Gaze Wa % Dc