New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13
Dsrmon Of Gloucester Coun.
LAW LNI,ELLIGE,NCE.
THE LIFE OF MARCUS CICERO STANLEY.
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THE LIFE OF MARCUS CICERO SlANLhf.
LOTTERY AND POLICY DEALERS JuBILANT.
Az the Office of the Recorder yesterday, at o'clock
o. M, there was a large attendance OF lottery aud
policy dealers and their counsel, eI-RecOrdcr James
NJ. Smith.
The Recorder said that on the 9TH instant, two COM
plants were made by Mr.. Stanley against MCCARTHY
and Middleton one for assault and battery, and one
for copspiracyto kill him, the said stanley Mr. Stanley
had .ht to settle the misdemeanor, but the con-
spiracy was N the hands of the people. Mr. Stanley
had been subpenaed, but had not appeared, and an
attachment had been issued on the affidavit Of the
serving officer, which was now IN the hands Oh tue
officer.
Recorder Has Mr.. Stanley been arrested
Mr.. Stauley (who had, meantime come mi nave
not sir.
Eeco1der-Weu have received letter from your
counsel Judge Whiting who requests that you may
he pelmitted to show cause why YOU should not be
punished Tor contempt. shall near that csee "'
morrow al p. III. ,
Mr.. Starley-As to the charges again< MCCARTHY
and Middleton, | didn't know anything except On In
formation and belief. g.,
Recorder-lou can withdraw the charge oil ASSAULT
and battery. if you please. -,
NJ. Stsoley-I want " prosecute nobody, WILL
protect myseli in future.
Mr.. VI. {. Stanley, sworn.
Recorder (hoIding up the affidavit OF Mccarthy ana
Middleton MIR. Stanley, are the contents oil tnls am
dsyt tue! A. | don't know; to the best oil my
knowledge and belief it is true.
Crcssexamned by M james NJ. Smith,. VIM"
is Your n8pe
liz. STANLEY ito Recorder,-Am bound to answer
questions
RecorGei-Yes, Sir.
Witnes--Maltus c. STANLEY; Q; Have you ever
gore 10y any other name A. No, Sir.
q. Have you ever gone by the name OF Charles J'
STANLEY! A. Not to my knowledge. ITO Recorder'L
shs have 10 object to this mode OF e1aminauoni II
IS only intended Tor the public press and to oadger mo-
AMI to please thieves, broken down policy SnarPees
ana lottery men. 90 .
q. DID you ever 90 by the name OF Shaw "A.
Never to ny knowledge; they nay have called me
the Devil for what know. !,
z. DID yoa ever 60 by the name OF seymour ~
entered the arm under that name, IN NeT-lofH. -
q. Where were you born a: In Nexoerh, NJ -
q. In what yesri a. don't know what year
q. When did you leave Newbern! A. don't
know, but when was boy.
Y. Have you record Of ages IN your ia'noie
family A. None, 70 NY recollection. ~,
z. Wien YOU left North Carolina what pace u'u
you 20 to ; A. To New-l orl. | believe:
U How long did you Iemaln here a. u0H
know.
O. Do you know what business YOU wer' in a.
Yes, Sir, wa in spotheeary store
Y. How long did you .tay there a. % oo' fe-
collect, some three or four years. ,... :,
z. Where then did you 60 A. doa I reco''''' 3"
is many years ago.
q. Wiat business did you follow a. think fh7
same til went back to North Carolina. 49,,
q. How long did you remain in North CaT0i''A
A. don't recol,ect.
q. Did you 20 into any business there A. don
think | did.
z From North Carolina where did sou ~ a.
don't know, Sir.
Q. Did you come bsck to New-fork A don
recolect, bTt l must have come back mere % oU'
should not be here.
O. DO Won Tememh-r vha. time it vas whes you
cane back 10 Nev-iork? a. l don't.
q. Dc you remember Whist bus meas you uenl az Sat"
wien Jou came back TO Nev-iork| a: aon l. oar
don't thih& had mossy enovsa TO go I'M" ny 'aS
ness.
q Wh., did you do fot living A. LIVED ca
'he Bossy hss. ,..,
q The Jos bsl m,e,y sso1sa to hT' ~ ~rAoat