New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

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Q. By whst { Asns cd Is Introduce yos' A. Ms
Mar loUce.
A. No 81: there hsa besu ~ ooayenshss bessesa
Us abC ut usicg fictitious rsne Dr. HaitSrd ed
se,ers. tmes at his house tSs. Il would haze bssa
great ces. better Il BIS bro,ser LAD Introduced ne q
a. lis hc use under q fictitious Isre.
q. D.d be s,qrAn. tie family wfs you. hss ss9S
e With any Of toe Circumstances 9; the esse A lie
t. 4 me tsat he DID nor
Y. How lcpg were yen MI l-arses. a. hreo
Morday ur.il Thursday he tod me 70 tea the tsuA6
,as came frvm Pai.siedhis sa6 NOT tax nucs. asr
to 1t item Know who vss or where had esss
z. Were ycu sick ST Mr. Lsrgesi a: Az nsa.s-
2. You ~e,e cobiaed to your bed a. LOS cs
time was; the lsst cay was o.. the tiias, ana sss
net get UP AZ al.
2. How Ga you get away from thers' A. ! tdl
MT. Large ww very sick, sod thst hA -
ter go os'S to my istser and mother hs sAd sus =:
was veiy busy with his crops and could no, kavsI
ted him !: he would 20 vita ne, my father woxldpW
him for ell the time lst he then consented 70 tak ne
81 far IS the cars
He id rot before l ef l tod hin l vss
10. what l was represented 10 Be to hin;
tod hin NY father WAS in New-fcsk. anAr
l cot On the read tod lin who ussi he tesk
frst 10 Gloucester; We stayed there saort ttoe.
We wen, to Garden under the impression thst ths
tra lei for NewloIk al O'Clock; nssed tie trss
arc then went oa 10 hsaslrston; Mr. Large waats1
TO stay At Camden al night. and be ,asise@ upse
IT, he wanted 10 stay and see ths Doctsr; 8
Keb,ngt,n, Le introduced me to cae Of tae efh1ae
or the Ioea told aim who was, AID taat usateA
10 go 10 NY father lie sad he would see me through;
sbSut bali hour before the tram lsft, D. NaksrA
came with another gentleman, AID tired to psvssd4
me TO return.
q. Do You know who the gentleman we' A. Tia
gertemsa was al old gentleman with gray wh.ke..
.. What means had you to get on 30 Nev-fSk'
A. / borrowed three doisgs Of Mr. Large.
q. What did Dr. Mulsord say sSou, gong bsck
A. de told me it would be better fot ms not - -
back; that they hst made very good srasseosat
that day fer TIE settlement Of the affair aad taAt
ito, ,ed It would appear that Phiip brought me ssA
q. DO you know low he knew tast an arrssgc1oak
had teen made that day A. thsk he said he Asd
a letter from his brother.
q. Did lie say anything about the CaPtan' A.
| Yes, Sir, te said be would be very mach distressed.
tia, Lad better 30 back and see what he saiA
about i.
| Q. Did he tell you where the Captain was' A. 4.
sad he Was very near Gloucester and that wssAA
| 20 back could see him IN sfe" minutes,
Q. You declined 10 20 back A. Yes Sr
o. Whs, did you tell hu A. tod hin had 10
| formed the conductor who was; DIR. Mulford thee
ssd be would 70 back with and talk il over - Vie
way; on the way he tried t, persuade me 70 - ssl
see my mother.
| q. Did you decline A. Yes, Sir, moot positively;
then he proposed that should 20 10 New-fotk sa1
stay at some private place, where my mother and In
brother could come over and see me.
| @. Did you decline this offer a. Yes, Su.
.. What did lie then say a. lie said ae WsuA
| take me TO DR.. Deweess.
| O. Did YOU take carriage A. took . carnage
| ana gave the oroer myself.
Q. Did you spesk TO q policeman A. No, Su. IN.
Mulford tod me that the policemen ut every stsasc
knew who was; when got to Dr. Dewesss ! 81
out ard the driver rang the bell and DIR. Mulfoxd gss
out and wen. away before the door was spesed sss-
| ing with the driver; | hal TO rug tae oca re,
areptlv before il was answered: the crvd stages
think until the door opened; DR.. Mufoid left q
4 the iii II ring of the bell. 81.
O. The morning you eft Hoboken in company viii
Davis and Huncke did they state why so msny vcse
| with you a. The night before Capt. dc Rivtcrs
| ssid that he was afraid they would take me tAs
| road and he didn't like 70 have me 20.
Witness cross examined by MIR. Demug-Q what
induced you TO cesre to 20 to New YORK instead q
| Hoboken TO your motlerI A. Intended to retsrn 70
my father from the beginning.
q. You left the Napoleon lIe.el with your swH ess-
| sent A. was not consulted in tho mstter at au-i
| went because | was told go
q. BY your mother A. Yes, Sir.
| q. Did you find your father at DIR. Doweess' 4.
| Yes, Sir.
| Judge Ogden-What wss the object in getting yea
| and keeping you away from your father A. h was
to mary Capt &c Riyiere; my mother wanted ne -
| marry him.
| Judge Ogden-1hors was no iltrestment BY yssr
| bther' A. No, Sir, ne'er
| Mr. Whting-Wben you left the house Of Dr.
Dews.s did you intend yourself 70 return there A.
| Yea Sir
Nil Whiting-From that time down to your retan
wss it Your intention to return there A. Yea. Bar.
| Mr. " Nbtng--U nder what pretext did your mother
| get you to leave DIR. Deweess house A. 10 g
| out aud get some cherries.
| Mr. Whung-State what occurred A. About
| square eff we found Italian with carriage, ~
mother got into the carriage aud took me to hsvss
| in Crosby street.
Mr Whiting said that they should not costaSs tAis
| inquiry further.
| Judge OgdeD-Apything morel
MIR. Whliipg-We rest our case.
| Judge Ogden-I Mr.. Huncke in Court
Mr. Deniug-Nir Davis was directed TO DO here
this morning by your Honor, and in bis absence hr
| Huncke was obliged to remain at the hotel.
Jsdge Ogceu-1here IL enough to show, Prr~a
tac,e, that Mr.. Hurcke has been guilty Of costeaPt
The proper in this case will lie, before pssssx
finally upon the testimony TO give MIR. Huncke "A op
portuIty TO show cause way the writ Of sttaohmssA
PRAYED tor should net be granted and as he Wa N
| Court yesterday, i may be presumed that ne pre-
| pared TO show cause why an attachment slouie MOI
lssue and he should do 80 with ali reasonable spesd.
| Mr.. Demlng said that he learned from MI. Dsv~s,
who had iust arrived, tha. Mr.. Iiuncks was sick =
bed under the care Of DIR. Elder and that he dcubes4
| if he would be able to come to-day. Mr. and mrs.
BouIt were to have arrived at - o'clock, and hs YES
unable 10 account for the absence OF the lady At su
Iwas decided to dispatch Constable Davies JeTsov
| City for Mr. IIuncke with authority to bring Mn -
| Court.
Tie Court took recess Of an hour. On again tskisg
| bis .eet Judge Ogden arnounced that the ofioer -
whom the order given to execute, had served the
ord,r upon MIR. Huncke in bed; that Mr. Hancke haA
| said b. was lick and unable TO 20 out.
| M Dtmirg then read tho following certihoAse -
DIR. Elder:
hereby certify h., have si.ed John Honeks tn. .ss-
his bed complaining OF sf-ss pee
bs bowels caused BY pssa stfsnsaAtios o. ntestDes iees
.o,i.-d tiIa remain bed snd b oass b. - No ssps
.,nted H. think un.sr for him 70 eays lu't now a.
! HoJoscn July % 1888. '" ELpLA' ~
| Ia addition, Mr.. Deming stated that he wa =.
iormed, the previous eyetlog, that M. huscse ssa
| INJURED Lms.lf IN falling of stage, growing out d
| rupture that he WAS troubled with.
| Mr. Whiting urged tbs. the certificate wa mol iss
ana explicit.
| .Judpe Ogden said that the reasons assigned wssA
| =. hsctnrv for fis nreaenk