New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

MIN. he reseitl him very much Ia .ppea
H. o"d steal om Ler; eny hatehets about
l1c; when not NJ service re'ide a. NO - HS'
sSs Slit deposod-I retide at No Dutch street when
lat saw Charles Handy was on rharsdsy evening a1OS.
noon have idea how he went he bsd baggage with hm
aid l. c1s IN that Ssp IN S IN % sna f S
exception Of three weeks lust previous TO thc general election
years ago he left this city fox Albany the Tuesday
previous the Presidential election, snd returned Thursday
les De know what haness Ne IA now IN; be has been
in the Northern States m -FOUR yoars 60 knowledge except
Ove,ye j. Smith de,,sed-l am an officer # The Fifteenth
ose the p'S1eS IVES n my sI.sody re Somiog from
him. asked which way be cue from whn be went 70 susque
has ard he said sR he ed Mr. SPrneen that
rau Albany ils Isaac New,en he had
there a that having out of work he sad H.
Mr. spngseou aehoed and he sorry for IT. he said BE
wsh he had told lin the whole truth hon asked him where
he did come FROM and he replied ttat he LETT his fathers
houe Neyg Saturday evening about O'Clock asked
which ferry herossed and he ssd CourlOndt street Ferry and
said he confident that te ferry asked where he
sol HE tickets he ssd the Office and said he paid ~ 50
train to Syracuse asked how be came to SasGuehanna
and lie SAID he had heard his brother speak Of MI SpngeeD
give lin work then said to hr1 Don't you thl looked
bsd in you leave NewN orb oouderng he circumstances"
be said he thought did but o wanted New
orb un, his hands should get better; said You are in
pretty bad sospe and he ssid he didn't know whist it looked
like but be said the circumstances
srcng against you the Print Of cut hand h the cheek
the door and the marx Of the other on the knob and the
SECOND o. two she'd lev tears and finally he did
% SS n S 'f ii n P0SE Doubt t he lad
ea deal trouble both lis father and mother but he must
name Mary ssy you pretty bad
be sud you don't mean MARY thee was no girl there named
right yeu about II than do, her name is Aun;
aud he sad there trouble said have been
for tie ls you had quseed with her about the price Of
S.s tie ,toop of her aud charged her dollar he thought
ob vas worm that and ,ad don't YOU think told
liul
euough understood him TO that she had paid
de hing else for her snd he sid he had sfted h
(; aud he said he had gsse her couple OF small benches
Rsed hat he charged her for them and be sad TWO sns
atce asked when be there lest and be said be Wa there
on eduesdy sked took him there. and he said he
passing he tuesday when she stopped him and
asked When he we so TO ha I sos, s i Or heI
he p 10 n, Il ekeJ herc he rot the plank from and he
sid nom lis ltIs shop; asked If he had served his tins
cane go around obhg tina, he not carpenter
he said he could do such e l4I vel enoush asked
she busy and could not attend to /, ihei che told him
sc should shelves under the c1unter he looked to
she had and told he he could get boards
The TITS ceuts asked him II he 30. the boards and
aDk Itch be ssd ci5 tie for ndn wood and he I'D he
got then the shop and had frequently brought her such
pecP ssked he split up ioI her when he brought IT, aud
be asked If wss Friday hen he brought the bocas
GOD there We said 1t was ihUrsday then asked
Whai hud become OF tie clothes be hnd on on fdA ana be
ss BE- took cd the pataOors and cut the pockets out because
tb in end other clothes he had on and he said he took them
ard they PIT into weshtub mmedstely; said
need ba had diem Ia AbeTt 4 bad business that y5a
Trnt Nrr siancIs uh on Friday you had better
hsve Kept away y he ssid he didut know there was
anything bad about asked why he had not given him
don first but hs, his hands looked 50 bad tina, if they
caught him they night think he did it iuasnuch hi father
ho been be md the Pqaie; he had had The gt with
Id nun s Sss b bs ' me Sla RO' ea5S S % S
whc you went Friday did you the
you there With those blocks plank " said he III
did made mistake, for was on Thursdsy" then asked
leud4 he
that when he IN HE fathers shop Friday he met with
rouooAh customer WHO asked him take drink and he
whit with iln asked where they went and he said into
asked where tha pOrterhouse and he said
he die not exactly know; asked Twelfth street
be said he thought because h. had turned around
Gsked # wa in Fourth end be though, it
the bowey esked how down the Bowery he thought
Ss So Ia sAfa ~ low ~ s e o c[df ana nc
in tie port,ihouse and he said the with whom be had
Sat gr,5se apsist vou A. the saae time sttscsip, b
with kle a,ked who beside hitlse and
,I aud Ia .iS No" hat is ken. the f % os
show how lie ~rdcd of tine CLOVIS and doing ned
hand ssd that the finally drew Osck aud he away
asked whes be and be SID he did know which
follow Lin asked which way he went and he sid he
en knew here be asked where he then went and he
SAID he went hone said DID you go 70 your father then to
YOU ed Le SID MS le'beI Nss home he said bis
oih called his father old aim he vas hurt sii
pTttt, kng chap home this condition " he said
b. told lie a about the et and wanted him go end find
TO an as he oult ot Locate the ps. in any street tod I'm
had better tel truth once sud he said don't care
~ innocent ssd You killed her half dozen tines when
once would have been enough he said No. didn't" said
" beyr tLe Of git-its horrible
job aid one but insane person would have done it,
kd D me- snd f1TGspf ard said R be 1Sp
something Of ths kind he hesitated moment and said
. " hat was that young fellow. name who stabbed man
in the Ninth or Tenth Hyenue p said " wesume you
La. uu gOod,hey ddwt show hmm much mercy said
be ssid he ddt understand hst told him Rogers could
dicuty in which be 60, his injuries and every
tine he spoAe OF II be changed the locality OF the fight and
finally got incohr-cn that gave up aud said be didn't
ythug about IT. be said goi ght
hand b handing old stun which here nails when
yed tie Central Police Office the Captain conyersug
nh The Oe eIs SUPERINTENDENT and The prisoner hoard por'
he'd mat VAS 'Apsih Cane3 OF me Fifteenth WeTdi he
vented 10 know why the Captain hard him and would
that it hard believe the Captain pretty apt to tell
If they did rot tel straight story he said
ringse,n the ssebood he had then left aud
Station house when arrested the prisoner had ~ in his posses
Peuck Laly testihed-I resde No 800 Bogery heard
OF there beng row nesr my place one morning st wees be
a-Oud did not sny fight but lady told that
two boys wele fighting cannot whether it Wa before
Hans r. erison Of No Coz Second eyenue cor-oborsed the
testimony taken in reference 10 Charles He having
sts,d for Charleston the thursday preceding the murder
lie also ihed that about Xix weeks ago he Hardy have
gold watch whc he said bad been presented 70 him. be raid
lsdSs oUld cell il ii h. could the price
he he described Mr Hardy six
inches bui brown hair nUstsohe and about
70 years OF 8RC.
Arthur BcUoldk deposed-I reside No % West Thir
eeIth Blacksmith shop No. q East Twelfth
.ee; Friday morning last opened shop about O'Clock
81 O'Clock went barber shop by aud got shaved
my STOP about 81 O'Clock; shortly after thefe vase
dy out Of No ~ directly opposite and esge alarm
ny out TO hat the nser Of the and
follow ed told the lsdy to be alarmed aud called
20 what the trouble 10 the house,
tie door and found II closed but inside then
number Of white cloths spotted with blood the