New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
SUPREME coUsr-oIscrIr-sep.. z.-B.tor-

Justice Po1rrR-
TIE SUIT FOR TARRIsG AND vFATHERIsG THE coll
ORKD BARBER.
Wm Mowers at. Peter BoEudu., w H. Huat, ayror VA
DeC,er, si-o W. TobJ, Charles L. W.nsae., 80 a. y
Til. csae was continued from yesterday. The Court
room crowded ,hfousboG; toe d,y.
TIE p,ls,if tiu.eK
F1Juose De.n opened The for The det.nd,u lie s,i
~ ;.;,,or, p, in n al, NJ, ~. -,sr
.p~,sor. The rutn tbs. young named Ch,; ~aoli
merely looked sd OF Two Of them hai preserved hw'
Peter Bogsr5us Of defendants. c.d fr de-
fep. b, t.theo that be embe It the Common Courl
Of HUDSON City bsd the GAY Of
he his home tire evening an. while
irs the square be heard noe b.; aid wat /;
vben Re got in u. 'quse he was d ths they hsi co. tie
niger" s then turned back ard did square III
The affair b. DENIED Eay sny co.vsrsstin
On crose1rsiuon the wine. rsed h,i been
formed By Of the crowd hA, they were going - Tar sad
NJ shsrr part Of an .d,vit wherein witue. h.d
renee be avescA six mill, from Hudson Tne sitl
acknowledge having sELed ms affidavit
Abraham Bozsrdus oftha d-td,E;s testified sbo
,Updoun be the wd the Sqarr sud After flashing h
Of them cred out, Mowers waits TO take Of h,
watch az be nearer the cIoe -. crowd cal ed for witness
here be tared and sred for sv.hnE 40 aDOcent
SST To- se, b.as I'd sss S S hen wsn biz
psoe az t1sin stu.-. the articles % ST.. Bar.
10 .Dy on. IN ,br sau. knew 20 why IN. artc.
given hin troept Ills, he wa friend q Mowers before
going Square nothing n the
s,w the sr put on TIE b-sro they
had aft through when witIe be had
conversation Will Mowers when told h TO aEs
his wsch witness saw Chs, Hammond Howard Blake, Allen
seye raj Others.
Mr. Barlow testified tha. he received the articles audsi
from Mr. 8ofsous Ia Mowrfss employ
Gross exsmiDsdWben witness first went the Squse The
crowd there; be the whole opsracn the
bigger back 20 Bossrdus the tarnug sal
fstherrs lasted about minutes from its
the there probably hundred persons pes
ert when Mowers ran wre may have heard sne oHe say
"kiil tia niger"
W. Hunt one Of the defendants test fed that he hsi
known plaintiff for the lat fourteen time Of the
Will. there the gather and heard
bystsIoer 1hey hsd CT the Niger plaintiff, when
Christ Miner ana Hammond when II proposed 70 ride
rail with the crowd be did
not now snyhIs Of The cause OF the TRANSACTION m he came 20
the Squsre, and he toOk pan in The shrav.
Hr Toby another the defendants tes-c thar the nigh.
ofte he going home when he the crowd
hs Square heard the alarm did stay aud did not
tanning piCcsss had been the County Treasurer
hs took par In the transaction
Charles Nnste, auoher Of The defendants, knew Nr
Ens h daughter who twas ALLEGED Mo~es had 'educed
ExJU6se Dean offered tbs witness toe ctn
and Miss Eirs Mr. Schsf.r OBJ cited III,
evidence IL being irrelevant in point Of law No such thing
alleged The To support bic theory ~ the
for IN. rl,ipb citeo the
Forrest willis testimony o. kindred The Cou
sustained sr 5hars objection and oyerTued the oneT OF evil
dence that point
Exsur stion r.sumed- Had Known Eug ard his family fr
tue1ty years witness h Mowers the evening
lead him our Mose then thrown down, AID subs-
Gueu,ly led up the the went into SoTerss
place Hammond Miner How Mowers led
the Square witness acted spectator only th- Only pa
took the proceeding remoustrae with ro~d asain
pu MoSers the rail he desired the crowd to and let
Mowers psss. snd they cid. -
Nj Benedict testified ih,t Hr Eng was IN ms own stfe a.
the time Of the occurrence.
TIE Court then &C ourHed till Thusday.