New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
THE ALLE0ED BROADWAY mLDER
CASE.

Csihsrine Mulberp, who, some weeks ago, testided
10 the colrnssion of murder tho premises Of Mr..
Will, No. 5Si Broadway, and caused All investigation
10 be made by the authorities into the matter, was
yest.rdsy examined before Justice Welsh charge
vi perjury, preferred agaipst her by Mr.. Willis.
MIR. Willis was attended by his counsel, R'chari
Buste.d esq, and TIE accused sh by exJudee Stew
art AID Mr. Harrington. Catharno pleaded rot guilty
to<to charge and in support of her former asoertioaa
Mrs veiney wss called aud examined ~ "a witness.
Mrs Vrrncy on being sworn saii-rbat she resides
No s2 sprss that she ha' lived hes since Jdiy Lost
that e snoa' r' Rccsns aud Ia. been s ,sn"d with her
for the ss; tive month"; that she ~ n's') hai nsd om" COO
place Willis house; in that conversation Ms Rock
hhe hat 'h, heard tue o'e walsh Ka'" Cata.
aaef hr bous between and O'clock in tn" N r"ns'
issrd Mrs Rocs - what The matter ar 'he fo-
marked that Iii had Durder.ds but reques
ssy worc .bou. y subsequently hrs Roekie said - WIT
nss. "we, M vrn.y a'e eoins 10 Gu, tie dog esr
ha, will BE- anual blood. aud you'll Gos bousbt
nto Court. Mr. Eocsae sad she hoped that 0od wod same
dowD upon hr Wills aud that the nrl lmesnns Cshans
sluhsrH) would De hung wln"ss vas oefain ,.s ..S
Der chld snd carpet bag witness dd no. r-coll-e thsi af
Rocilg made ry compsin, Csthans Mulh'aIn at ms
would do ali she could 70 csar M Wi, fither rem,ls
la: she Caarne up there tesnins a. Court ,e',ryas
ia Mrs Rocs6 To ne', .nsi she nsf s-ecisvd
for he baby aud hat she was so - have carriage Tor
tie baby Mrs aockh tod witness something resve % O
nh Mr. Rocks mad given about her v.ta u tho bod-.
ont m: ~ - a.. coaj wise.. bad 1no~n Mr ss,s s,e
bi ad doDs ~cr. fof her durins hat f"f ad is 'afe
81 for Mr. wins mad deaied hsas
any Ano~ledse II vrnesrt
The yrr.ss then underwent igid cross-exanina-
iion but nothing now, or calcnl,tsd To shaka whst
ter, mouy she had gwen, Wa elected. Mr. Stewat
expressed his desire to place Coi Seayer on the stand
10 make zone correction relative 10 the date given
tie ;est'mopy CT Catharne but "a that gentleman
vas not ob hand he proceeded TO examine.
Frank Hen-ey who, on being ssorn, testified
ro~: caDIe maser and work Or Mr.. Ira Casapbcu
No Merrsr bsy. seen Toe co!orsd e.tl-d
IL murder oey while sts1cng IL iroot Vt
street he coming The OPPOSITE aide u
tyiDz t0 Il, as a.onz be "a. w. cns
Il this ih- street. |" s-ksd him wis. b,
sud ,. ssid the murder IA, they called III VII
Hs. be- then remarked, ruppose you have hrsrf q
,cre welsh Informed ri
- ATTEMPTED socb hins sssin he should conmi, hio tsd
.hs q or .h.. bad heard son.Eg about 1. a.
said IT, tia; from house, brsrged
u sIppo.e have hesrf Of % sm the they
ao, sni this he tha, asd h ssssA
bloody arks told him 'a he bad litter sboot his bu.i
that either knew hn anything shout the dos
lie murder this va b.So se~ toe oolofod asa hst,.
The evidence for the defense was here co.ei when
Nr s;.we't in brief srgument con.ented ,bst there
WA not legal evidence against the accused before
the Court NJ therefore moved for her discharge.
The CouIt, however denied the motion.
NJ. Duseed, addressed the Court in suppor. Of
holding the accused TO answer.
Judge Welsh concluded 20 hold her 10 bail 10 the " NJ
Of Soo, which Wa g.sen-a Mr.. Casey becoming
'urty for the eccused. Tho Counsel for the accased
announced their utention 70 bring the matter 10
oi the higher courts by writ OF certlorart