New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-02
A WIDOWS APPEAL FOR JUSTICE.

To the Editor Of The ". }. Iribuns.
Sir: Being aware from personal observation, that
the portion your life has been spent seeking rerbuon
the oppressed and injured of all classes therefore it that
your valuable journal On last Thanksgiving Day as most Of
barbarousy butehered with sword; and bayonets IN the
hands OF three hdIunken RowDIEs led on by the famous
without the beneht OF TRIAL although held al the time for
der bv Coroners Jury Bat alas he quickly obtained bail
his trial and buying cheap possible State Witnesses and
in other informed, threatening the lives OF
some Of my friends II they dare interfere or interest
themselves in any about these trials When my
but the then District Attorney Blunt told there
occaonthst he employed by the state for such purposes
and that there was doubt that them would hang
such wiul murder. But happened that Mr. Blunt had to
the District Attorneys office before the trial had time TO
come have doubt be would have had the case dis
posed long ago But Mr. Editor what contrast between
the interview described above with Nh Blunt and the one
ana ciyiy asked him when the t OF those who
deed ny sGn to cone Oh when 70 ana oehoa you ne makes
have given il into the hands OF Nh sedgwick and he will
saw is not one Of the men Who killed your prison
three and ought that satisfy your The migrate
only support and conor, this side OF the grave Nigh, well
tell at once or oil my opinion about ,h' trial M blum,
paw him for sttendn. to the and Mr. Waterbury
no %c 70 epsrd limb OF BODY Of Charley Moore Or
David Fox who am informed ere essential TO tue success OF
some Mr. Waterbury, political friends at the ensun, elections
with his own conscience leave Mr. Waterbury the present
will greatly obHsr poor widow. ELLEN SrAChPoLE.
INSULTING 4 CLERGYAAS.-On Sunday night about
hsr,s, seven O'Clock disguise Knocked ~ the door
the residence Of he Rev John farker o. the tlye M-fh9d
church in Ulster County when he the door h.
took from his pocket and threw I, against Ms
cheek another mich only prevented ION strs
ing Mr. Parker BY his suddenly shutting the door When the
affair in the village general indignation prevailed
held deuounce the Outrage reward
offered by Mr. Nal L. Child, OF that village Tor the
and conviction OF the sssaian'
CHARGED WITH STEALING WATCH harle>
Kehoe with having stolen gold watch valued >
property MaTset Chiffon OF No. 80 G0uyeneur street
Margaret alleges tia, whie kehoe visit to her
watch mysterousy disappeared from her buresu drawer
Justice Brennan locked the accused up for examination
ARREST FoR THTkT-OiiiCer Garland. of Police
boat No yesterday, arrested Peter Eli, tor stealing par
the cargo Of the Danish big Mary Anne.
REAL EsrATE.-The following sale made yes
erd4y the Merchants Exchange by Mrs.rs. 4 j. Bee
Co: On - Marks place 4,ory hrovnt0le house
LOT, No. -, near kirs, avenue lot l5l0Xs39 $1,000
FOUND observation-disclosures JacNmdn held an IN
cues; Yesterday the body Of lillian Dunn Irish aborr
a-ed So years, who found drowned No Mort
River The deceased had been missing about
verdict OF Found d:ON ned" was rendered
FoUND DRowNED-The body OF a man named WI
liam Dunn hss been missing since the lqrh October
on Tuesday moua: 'orud floating ia the North Rivr /,
taken 70 Pier No. y. r., aud the Coroner uo;ih-d