New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

TRIAL or MICHAEL CANCEAI.
sUP2ENE Co.2T-Cnorrr-Jure ii-Before yudss
MElcur
FIFTH nay

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Tee Pecpe So. Mctss' Cnc,er~
Important evidence wss brought yesterday in Tie
trial Of Csnoemi "! ch hss been ia progress for sew
ers days 10 the Svp-sme CogFt. Crrui'.
Wlnsrn =. Woo Deputy Sheriff &, tie titne, swears
tia, he to tue Ssou-H House sfter the mar-
der 10 ooupsuy With Capt Kssaer 10 the prisoner
kssuer sid to the prisoner Stand up, the prisoner
t;ooj up. Capt K'ssnsr said "Torn roaud. ard be-
turred round Cspi. kisDer then said WHAT d;i
you shoot ihs: man fo snd the prisoner sad, ia
broken Engiso, Struggling hi- shoulders. Accident
accident,
Ills piece Of evidence = cc-rcbcratei by Cap.
Hester ard by the policeman Webb who admitted
them to see the pm oner
a fer more important item OF evidence, sad one
which trcNs the trial into Singular ecmpicstiou was
brought out q, tie Close of tie test 1ony OF Matthias
Lauth, the rag picker, the prcoipsl witness in the
csse. This potion Of tie exsmuson was a. follows:
~ Judge PHILIPPE. Have you hal soy conver
saton the last trial with any person about the
prisoner A. Yea.
q. With whom did you have the conversation sni
who was present. at tie time 4. Mr. Blankmsnn
srd mary others.
2. Who was present at the time of the conversation
with Mr. Blsnkmsnn' a. NJ. Blsnsmsno. sbrothcr
sid rnsn.
Q. What man? A. 4 juIyman.
q. Port Ism out A. In anSwer tue witness point
ed out the ttiId urymsn hack seat, Mr.. Frederic
Muller.
Mr. Muller, merchant living at the corner of Mercer
and Becker streets. NJ. Muller had beeu privately
pointed out to many persons 10 the before but this
statemeut excited tie pofouu'est sensation Mr Mul
Ter is gentleman Of very blonde compls zion and
German. The wines, Lauth, is also a Germsn, aud
gave his testimony through German interpreter.
Q. Was III ney offered you then A. Yes.
Q. What amount A. - 800, =. 500, and - 600.
Q. For what purpose wss the money offered A.
csut tell; there speaking Sbout It.
Q Did you understand the question VIVA. was
money cfered you for ! A. Mr. Bia, kmRnn told me-
he would settle with ire.
Q. Was anything said about your leaving the cour-
try A. Nothing was tod to me.
Q. Or about berg q witness M. Biankm,nn said
If would ike to go to CsliSrns, end shrugged my
shoulders.
Q. Was there any money shown to You A. Yes.
O. How much! A. Mr.. BlaIkmsn was in a sm.ll
Office be surped to boy aui took out two bills,
tbrk each Of hundred dollsrs, and gave these bis
to this juyman and the jurymsn folded them together
and put q Cm in his pocket.
Q. Who was 10 give the rest OF the money and
where wss it 70 come from A. Mr.. Bankm ann said
don't exoctly understand it, but he spoke to Mr.
Bischoff that this juryman would give 81 500
Q. Who was TO give the iestl A. Mr. Black mann
came Il, from the Aston House and said that man
there gave check thick, am not sure, but think
that. for s6C0 or 500.
Q. DO you know that mans name! A. l did no.
know it az the time know it
Q. DID YOU see the man who made that offer A.
ii u,ffa
check then toBirg his scissors and cutting out the
check.
Q. Have sou ever seen thst since a. He
era here every cay.
Q Which is him A. The man between Cancem
snl Mr. Banbrnsnn Mr.. ClstadoroI.
Q. What is his name A. don't know; it seems
something ike Owdidodio
q. Was it Cristsdoro! A. | cent tell exactly |
think il is him.
Mr AsHMr,D-Thsts all, ard for this reanon;
went it understood before the Court atjourns that
cant put question to this witness because it is COL
lateral point, and | am bourd by his answer.
Attorney General TREaAISE ,intenurting is
the second attempt Of the defenfe to make speech
Ii Ike Court permit it, ii is sgainst my protest. say
it s entirely out of order and unprotessons for any
counsel to get up when witness ia giving testimony,
aud ststs what LIE expects to showhow he intends to
mpeach him.
Mr.. MoKEoS-I object on this ground To Mr..
Ashme ad-IIsve you any questions to put to the
witness!
Mr. AsHMEAD-If The Court won't lear
Mr. McKEON-f he las any questions 10 put TO
the wit ess let him put them if not, he will 60
Judge WRIGnT-Go whore 60 where
Mr.. AsHNlAD-I wish simply to say what esteem
highly professional. II public officer has duty TO
perform, have duty to perform for poor foreigner
Judge wRicHr-rapping on bis deskl-thats
enough.
Mr.. AsHMK.D-I want it understood that the reseon
can't examine this witness is -
Judge WBlGBr--It is not necessary TO explain.
Mr. PHMLIPs-Thats all don't leave the bnilding.
A JrRoR-When did this conversation between the
witness, Mr.. BlanknaDp and Juror, transpirc' a.
About three months ago can't tell exactly.
o. Since the last trial A. Since the last trial.
Other witness were then called 10 repeat heir teetl
mouy given former tTiHs.
is CH4asrRs-JuSE iI.-Bsfore Judge SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Wp. Ayeri,ch sgt. isabella Ayerisch.-Repor. Of
In re- The Dutch Church CT Washington square,
RsIeh Wells set Aaron S. Bhght.-Moton - dis-
Large order denied with = costs
SUPREME COURT HAnBEks-JusE lO.--Beiore Judge
CLERKE.
Whitley and others sat stevens sud others.
Motions for njur ction and receiver for the Buff
lalo aud New. York CITY Railroad Company ,.,. 49,.
Judge C.eIke rendered the allowing opinion 10 tnis mater
Tb !. .. action instituted in bi. District for te purpose Il
cisposing Of certain sOns involved 10 actions isd ID
WIFI District Ofec,se mOZsgs executed o. di -
ent Iei r ciaei' y parts o. 'he rosa oy n' o1' s1