New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

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eoiis vii Re nste to sscure ersn lassr stsscis
Il an xas presert 81 Railau5.
The CAsr or CAsCEsI sI-ToIsy Mr.. Athnesd in
bel eli of Mich ad CaLceni. uider & sentenos Of
| dtsth for tie alleged murder Of EsReLe Anderson,
will uske motion to-day before the Gseersl Term Of
the Supreme Court that ell papers ard documents be-
fo,e item in his reosht motion for tal be made
rat Of the record Of the Court that when the ca.e
goes before the Court of Appeals thai tribunal msy be
| possessed Of ell the fects.
II is stated that Mr.. Robert +. Chrsty, ono tf the
eleven Jurors by whose recorded verdict Csnceni
propounced guilty denies tbs. he sgreed TO such
verdct-thst when the poll of the jury was called for
by Mr. Ashme ad the rendering of the verdict sad
the Clerk asked tie jury if they agreed with the YER
dict a. stated by the foreman, he replied in the
negstive.
JoBsos IN TROUBLE AGAN.-Yeaerdsy afternoon
d. Wenyss Jobson with most cory look, appeared
bef 70 Justice Kelly at the Jefferson Market Police
Court, ard upon being asked by the magistrate his
business said: Please your Honor, am the publisher
Of journal ard short time ago Dr. o Reilly friend
Of uine knowing that wanted to engage a wooden.
ergrsver, recommended me to Mr. Hsnneesey. I wen.
to the place No. 81 Franklin street. twice. The first
time was told that Mr.. Hernessey not in; the
second time Hepnssssy, ami be asked me what
wanted. l tod him I wanted artist; when he asked
noe If was not Jobson replied Yes" when he
said: you've ssssied in your psper particular
| friend Of mine, Mr.. Mesgher." He then said I'm
not Hennetsey but m the master Of this house and
with that be took by the oost collar and shoved and
kicked me down stairs illustrating the manner in
which be was elected. am badly bruised, and have
sustained conclusion Of the BRAN.
Msg gishste--Did he tell you to go out
Jobeor-He did not. All this is done at the instiga-
ton of tie French police. There hundreds and
Thousands of dollars paid here to injure by the
French police. am the proprietor Of this journal
toldiDg up bundle Of papers exhibiting csricature
of Louis Nspoleop). am engaged in no conspiracy
against Louis Napoleon.
Magstrate-Have you any Witnesses
Jobsor-Two boys saw the assault, but they off
ard l cannot get them.
Msgst1ate-I will give you summons and ycu can
serve it yourself.
Jobsor-But my life would be in danger, aud l
haven't time to be attending to oil these sffairr.
The magistrate finally issued summons aud gave it
to Jobson TO serve.
THE ALLIGATOR IN TRouBLE.-Yesterday morning
Officer King, attached to the Lover Police Count, ar
rested Stephen II. Branch and Daniel Adse charge
Of libel rre!ened by Mayor Tiemsrn and Simeon ORA
per.
The Mayor in his affidavit alleges that he Ie,d an
tice published in sheet paper c,ed and known az
Stephen H. Byanchs Alligator, of the issue or date Of
Saturday. July "a, 1853, and which said article is
hesded, "My Indictment for LIBEL" The Mayer
further alleges that the Mayor Tiemsnn mentioned in
aid article he verify believes Is intended for him. that
the said article is wicked and malicious libel him
end tends to ipure him his good aud character
and to degrade him in the opinion Of his felowcizens.
He further aegesthst he believes the sane to be trus;
that the eaid sheet paper is published by one Se-
phen II. Branch and that the said article was either
written by him. ead Brarch inserted by his author.
ty or direction.
The Mayor further alleges that he believes tha. the
ssid sheet or psper printed by Daniel Adee at
the printing tfce Ct the said Daniel Adee known and
called as the Excelsior Printing Office, No. Ill Centre
street and that the contents Of said paper were known
to ssid Adee.
The affidavit Of complaint Of Mr. Drsper is virsua'ly
the sams as that Of the Mayor and the lbelous MISTER
is contained in the same article" My Iudictment for
Libel"
The following sfiidsvit i, msde by John ii. Smoni
of No. 2lO West Forty eighth street:
i5ss lie Visited sI Cent.
street i; city, known and c.ss a. I.s5 6s e. % o"
called md known as Stphtn Brdnes, AHigcor this was
printing Office that the person emp'.d mere pn
said to the be bad first .ddie'ae6 An %
ssre but they are .oId down oc" . thea 60
out The person that depouens addressed called aa IA .ne
Deponent tina, be wanted get coy Tss aI9
The said person replied thai dspon,nt e.aa Io' G fs'
where they sold No. ia Nassau street Dsponsnt then
b. ~ iA.. the psf.en sasss;
sTe" Deponeut ,sd; thought they were p1ed here and
cane to set copy Said then .ked dep ,nent h9w
many cop.es he Depcreut answered. One copy he
tbeu told depopert to hold and he would ne could get
lie, said person. went out and sisr ara came VI
With three copies bis hand and handed one to dePo
pncbased dated July "a 1883, aud Is called SpHe" H.
Mr., Warren Studley made an affidavit in relation TO
Mr. Adee being the proprietor Of the Excelsior Print
| ing Office.
The accused were taken before Justice Osborn at the
Lower Police Court, where they gave bail in the sum
of 81 600 each to answer the charge. Mr.. Sylvester
S. Southworth of No. % Spruce street and Andrew
j. White of No. l46 East Thirteenth street becoming
| their sureties.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AT THE METRoPoLITAS
| HorEL.-On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. John G.
Uyer. guests at the Metropolitan Hotel, left their
room, No 81 and went out for the purpose of visiting
frierd in the upper part Of the city. Their ihend
being out they returned Immediately to the hotel, and
repaired TO their rocm Mr. Hyer placed the room'ksy
in the lock but found that the key would not turn
and, upon o0kIg in, discovered another Key IN the
door. Suspecting q. once that all was not right, he
gave az alarm, which brought Henry Marsh, one OF the
| clerks, to the spot. As Mr. Marsh arrived, very
elegantly attIed individual unlocked aad opened the
door, and was profu.e in bis apologies about getting in