New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09
COMPLETE REPORT.

NAshlhbIoF APih . i'JJ'
The Court was opened at 10. 10 this morning.
The pressure for admittaboe into the Courtroom wa
greater han on previous dsys, and in few minutes
after the doors opened the space reserved for the
sudlerce completely filed.
Mr. But,orsOrth in town. but has not yet appeared
in Court.
Be.ioe the New Workers already mentioned as being
here in attendsDc. upon the trial, we notice, this
moInrg. Messrs Jsmes McCiowan, Edward q. Wet,
RiCharo Connolly, and Charles Graham
Nessrs West and Dillon ere summoned on both
sides bat ost of the vYOkers present have been
summoned for the defense, with TO support tae
character ard reputation Mr. Woolridge, the principal
witness for MIR. SiCkles, an attempt 10 invaidae Mr.
w. = testimony being spprehended.
The object of the prosecution in summoning Messr'
West IN Dillon is supposed 70 be connected with the
marriage of Mr.. S.ckes.
Doubt is expressed o. TO the admission Of justi6ca
toy ovideroe, and long argument is anticipated on
that point. II not admitted, the trial may end on
Tuesday OF Wednesday next, but If admitted. the trial
will not likely end under week.
Judqe Crawford took his seat the bench az ~
minutes past a. M. aud the Court was then opened
in the usual Anticipated style of 40 lez, Yez, by
the Deputy Marshal.
Mr. Collins Lee Of Baltimore Judge Of the Court OF
Ape ais of May land occupied seat beside Judge
Crawford.
There was great stiffness in the crowded Court as
The arrival OF the prisoner wss awaited quarter OF
an hour elspsed before he cane in. He wsS accom-
psried by tue Deputy Marshal and several friends
TIE pi,oner took his sest in the dock and then the
names al the inrors we're called. They all answered.
The first witness called was Eagene Pendleton.
Nj PendletoE did OF answer.
The Disiric. Attorney represented TO the Court
that Mr. Pendleror WAS sn important witness lie
did not make his appearance here yesterday, nor
il he here to day. He l,hs Dstrict-Attoney)
Understood FROM biz brother that M Pendle-
ten was slightly aihDs at his residence
in Georgetown. He was, perhaps the only other
witness he would examine "a 20 the facts OF the tans
sc,on 1t he was SICK be would not Insist on his being
present, but he very important witness, aud be
the DistrictAttoIpeyl very sDXOus to have IN.
testimonv, and therefore asked that attachment
might ssue.
.Iudse-If the d trist-At,orney promised to do SO
Mr.. Chiffon informed the Dstnct-AuOzney over the
table that Mr. rendleton vas suck.
The officer who served the subpoena informed the
Court that Mr. Pendeton hsd been in attendance since
ne wss summoned.
TIE attachment was ordered.
Mr. Chiffon informed the Court thai s nsighbor Of
NJ Pcrcleon sisted that he al his brothers hoase
last II. ht and that he knew that he WAS sick
The DpstIict-Attorpey bsd no OBJECTION to the Count
rstructng the Marshal 10 report the condition o. MI
Penol.tcn heslth.
N.Y. Carhse-The certificate of his physician vii be
satisfactory.
The Judge-THe better is 20 issue an attach
NEXT Ifbe is not able to come, tOst report can be
msde--if able, his sttet dsncs should be compelled.
Thomas Woodward Coroner, was next called BAT
he wss rot in aieDisoce, and sent for. He came
into Cont and was Nsm'nei by the District Attorney.
Tie testified as follows is Coroner Of the county he'll
The ipors, on the body Of Mr. hey; on that occasion
pis,o was deli serei TO bis keeping Proaaces ~ It
i = U.rr,prer pistol stocked 10 toe mulz.r p1'-d,
ard about seven inches long, with vide rlIe pore
Tamrod absent; the uskeIs name D. 6. >yms IS on
a. lock. Ar DoNner delivered II 70 him, examiner
the booy and clothes OF Ar. hoy; have Ne ei0thes
here II the Dlstrict-Att0rury wants them aa''es
handkerchief ana takes from Il tWl a, "a aaa the Csc
a. an Opera glass cannot say whether toe case was
open on closcd. The counsel FOR the del1nse eism
ned the keys. 1ney ar, ordiE Aly brass Of'Aeys
shout three riches long -
NitIess-This banO k.Tcbief wa also IN the pockeIi
! examined the boJy OF tue deceased one ~ ua- cH
tered h.s SIDE; another toe thigh near TIE Erest az
iery sDo there shs d buse the night SIDE asa
shgtt ~ound Gu the hard. l'ntolds the buud!e cou'
,siIiug the clothes and produces While shirt, bl'Ou
s..ipt a. ara gay pslr OF striped pantaoons tpo1e