New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
MARSHAL RYN0ERS AT THE TONES

The examination Of I-ai,h Ryndsss, United SIZES
Marshal, chsgei with So sstsus and battery uPonte
person Of William B<roey, jr was resumed .. -
o'clock on Th' rsdsy morning before Jusios Welsh, q
the Tonbe Prcmttly the hour the Marshal presented
hjms'f, and was attended by he counsel, james L.
Brady and Robert Holmes. Mr.. Barney wse si.p
present with his grandfather, LAWS B. Ta2pan, and
bis council, William Curtis Noyes
MIR. Holmss begged ~ place upon the tlnd Mr..
Thomas c. Burns, & witness for the defense. He
asked this privilege for the reason that M barpss
family vas SICK and - he residsd a. Staten leland be
could not spare the time 10 remain In Court all dsy.
Mr.. Moves for the prosecution, CONSENTED, ana Mr.
pnyns was tfen sworn. The follow the SUB
s,ance of his testimony:
Nv name IL Thomas c. Burps; reside 3, sts'en
Island; sm hotel keeIer; on friday ne ~~a VI ~
was az the Office of the u. 5. Mrshaii am 90, saN "
the date bus saw the Occurrences Ieisitsa AZ not
plant saw Mr.. Tsppan come into the om'-i o9 ~
ace AN, body with him; cav him approach lne oeeS,
and heard BIN ssk NJ. RyDders Il he WA Inc ~ H'oS
Mr. Rynders replied yes, asd requested 70 xaoW ~
business with him be said ne came 70 an roh 800 -.
ME- Rybdsrs replied that they were already spoeeo Oh
40 be ned orders 10 send hem either TO tshnaton OF
Baltimore aid he presumed they would bs ssot hom
not be better 70 place Them with some one here
ard have TEEN educated; the Marsha. ssa
you zee that l have good deal Of oas,
pe,s, aid j do Dot wish 70 be Dosnefeo
we're from twelve TO fifteen persons present. Mr.. Tap
ran then attempted 10 AJAX another question, Wnen toe
Marshal interrupted him BY repesting that the bye
dhposd OF, and he did not want 70 lie botbefeoi
he saio biz office had been down BY negroes sblu.
ihoee lhrse ID negroes, and he Vas ick of Is; M
T. said "Wby, Captain Ryndersi" when the Mstshal
said Now don't van. 70 hear any more sbou taoee
nser e.; hate all You AboIroniss; you bad be te,
h. ryni n
Them running about the streets why don't you ak,
car. of them instead OF the ID niggersI IL hsd
NV will I'd Rang all YOU ID Abolironists.' M
Tappsn said that ne was going 70 be hang, he
wanted 20 be hong deeenty. The Marshal said hs'd
bal him az dec.n.Iy 10 HING dicks; the Marshal
then wanted 10 resune his writ g when aNsnPte1
to address him ON burmese Mr.. Tappan $1,000 near
the desk with Bis hat In bis hand; M hyndss
Turned 10 him ard sad " 700 have your answer, no
leave the Office; Mr. T. sta I'd step or two toward
the door, snd said, " When again have any business
with the United Stares Marshal, / hope 70 address
gent" the Marshal then got up and said Now Sir
20 out of my Office Mr. i. said, an going, Sir
the door was then thrown wide open and tie Marshal
pointed toward IL shout tba. time Mr. Barney stepped
wen, around and laid ns hand DIR. Tsppsos shout
DER and SAID, wspC YOU TO lesve-you must 20 out
of my office " then person took hold Of Mr. Bar
ney AID pulled him away toward The wlndoS; that
rerson was Ca stsn James b. Turner; whea captain
Rynde,s had bis hand on Dir Tappans shoulder Mr.
Barney lad his IN Mr.. Ryndsrss thsre were 90 ne
remarks n ade then which / did not hear; l hoard
MI Bsrney cav " abuse' while Captsio Iaraer
VAS holding him ny The ri, dow The Marshal said,
10 Turner, = Don't hat the boyj" when Mr.. Barney
wa. RECESSED by Capt. TurDer, he Harshal 40 to him.
" Now Sir wsnt 700 10 stay here Add apologize, or
will cut your cara off Alr Barney said, cannot
aro'oeize-thss is nv grandfather, and ! cam II see
Lin abused" Mr.. RyDd-rs ssd, q If that is your
grandfather you have done gh:, boy; STICK up t'r
your graz dfa,ber; now boy, leave my oitcei MP.
Bari ey then put Oh his cap s1d left; l heard Ar.
Ryude sssy 20 nr Ba ney, Your res i5nship 10 Mr.
Tsppsn il suic Ut Reuse for your conducts" ne also
said 1.-THE ia right 70 s.snd up for hs graodtashs
ard III be ID ii / wouldn't do the same thing l
have r, lated the occurrence JUS as II took place
saw co one connected wi b the Marshal Office take
adv PAL III the disturbance; tks Marshal was mil In
his manner when frs; add essed BY Mr.. TaPPaa, bui
grew warmer ss the conversation went Oh; Mr. Bar.
ney was rah wild in ns nsnner when De approa :hed
the Marshal; there pr.ssnt Michael tiPa, Geo.
b. Hall, ex-Ad. VIM. w son, and Mr.. Iroeri
there were there present whose nsues do not know;
it was u h- Marshals private Office thst the dstoro-
ence occurred
Mr.. Burps having concluded, It wa stated by Mr..
Holmes that the Msrsba and bis uasel I'd important
business TO attend 10 in Of the higher cour, and
they the RETIRE asked for aournment Of the case.
To this the prosecution Med and justice Welsh
FAMED Tuesday next, at 10 o'clock, as the Ens when
he would resume the investigation.