New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
III W NIELLIGE.NCE.
CASE OF CANCEMI.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-DEc. b--Beiore
JLdee ISCRAHAM
MR.. LANE EXoNERArED.

Judge IsGR,HAM.
MR.. LANE EXoNERArED.
At the opening of the Court this morning the mat
ter of the charge against Mr.. Lane, Juror in the
Cancemi case was taken up.
Mr. Cbauioey ShafTer, counsel for Mr.. Lane, stated
that the whole charge had grown out of an unoranse
mistake of name and read the foliJwing aft 'avt:
City and County Of Ner York. sSmeon s. Kinbal being
als msd In c,rtsn aHid,yit made and sworn 10 By
and r. al in th. Court morning l4h day Decem
ter 1883 and that such mistake Is follows On the 30 Gay OF
Jsnusry 1855 cseG al the Office NJ o. L,n- No 10 i'h
avenue TO him; 'h,n and there ae said o. Lane did
that he rad let t5 Ms knsheine on note
le as security obee -ad Kinsheer and help him along
and on bearing Of sad trial of one Michael Csn few days
stree and hearing g. Lane Of the Jurors, aud
sad Lane had taken Of kinheuler for Csncen
believing TO be the on s aud beev'oe that suchwas
the did consider the said Lane suitable man Tor
the trial OF sails Csncem and depontni rher says
thsi ths the and Why he made 'ad
have known the said NJ G Lane ir nn noeI OF yeas and
awsys like friend have never had any
hard eel9ss aeas' SAD Lane 10 70 NJ aa h nave hOae
H'"' An' ''''s' '-'' "''''A' SIMEON s. KiMBALL
JANIS VI swEE>y Commissioner OF Deeds.
Mr. Blunt read the atidavits of Mr. Lane and the
other Jurors IN the case which We ploshed yester-
day. and said he was entirely satisfied shat Mr. Lanes
conduct had been such credtsble and honora-
ble.
Judge Ingrahsm said when the charge was first
made TO him he disbelievel il, from his own long
knowledge of Mr. Lane aud confidence ia hi. i0egri-
upon Mr.. Lane for explanation, ana be was glad be
had go completely vindicsted himself. H vas also
GLAD that the person making the charge ad been able
To explain il by mistake, so as 10 render further
proce cdrgs unnecessary. The matter was then dis
missed.
Mr. Iane states that he called on Mr. Kimball at bis
residence on Tuesday evening, and told him tlat he
came in friendly manner for the purpose of clearing
up the matter and OF ascertaioipg why he had made
such a statement.
Mr. Kmbal, al FIRST, seemed inclined 10 make
plan alton, but he shortly asked Mr. Lane II he ii not
remember telling him that he had lent $50 70 Mr.
kinshemer. M. Lane replied certaiGIy he did, but
Mr. Knsheimer and Mr.. Canceni were two very di
ferert persons Mr.. kimball then first saw the fun
extent of his mistake and expressed his regret and his
entire Willingness to recfy the error which ne has
now done.
Mr. Lsre has an action against knsheimer pending
in the Circuit Court, growing out OF the very tr4usac
ton about which this singular N stake WAS male.
TRIAL oF wN. MULLIGAS FoR ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
The People sgt VIM MaisAn
Bily was in CouI. thus mOrpirg dash,ugy a.tirct
He ia indicted in the present for an unprivokei
assault and battery upon Mr.. ). +. Warner, IN broad
way.
Mr. Blunt, the able Distnct-Attorney, ASKED that
Mr. MulGgan be called ~
Mr. Busted, who appeared for Bly, said the de-
ferdant was rot ready for tral. Ills counsel MI.
Daniel T.. Sickes in Washington attendi = II hls
official duties and no else understood ~ - ne
the fscts rehed upon for defen.e. He hal zen ile
2raphtd 10 last night and doubtless would be hera -
morrow
Mr. Blunt reci.ed the various possponementi OF the