New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
couRT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-sEPI &-BefOre Judge
RUSSELL.

Charles N. Jefferds was brought up on an applica-
ton writ Of haoess eOrPa: nhs petition vas req oy a.
ha,e: he committed and detained by virtue OF
no proc.s Issuing from any Court and oy tne oiasi ., no
ibunh civil criminal uitcton o. VI any exc
suon ,asd pRo ., ,1n and l. ID rom
a. an Of the year and desires 70 give can ioI n
Pp's.Sss a john GSton ana for amer
Rage Of other said Wsiton hv Win t.eL ou' sna ne
because Walton made bis presence me ground o.
other regret that bis moheI should nave endured
An,e Al during said marriage tnr 10
.hs Sn, ln,e ts onefs no6er because said seSond
The mind o. the Coroner immediately the commits
nc; sn Dssoa s the probable offender that upon the
jury were mpnne,d q the peuone 81 ii.
,hst the relatives Of the deceased were SLOWED tne unpe
d.1s i he . # s%R0bn a hs pns s bearing
allegation against him: voluntarily slIrehdefea hi .o Ss
@ 3b, t hotel upon his paIol Of honor in toe
morning be vOuDtar, presented hims before The CorDneI
could be hunted up against him that during said ~ b,
was MED with s mother aud his brother ana h.
his counsel denied ibteIeoue "th h W W. ~ ~
except presence Of officer thai be dsiea 70 uo
Issaon n AZ he now naks that upon admitting thu Illegal
az Incompetent testimony therein contained no
of sit that be has apphed by his couose
70 the District Attorney % have bis submitted 70 the Ofaa
Jury nshp bis application .svs DAY, s s SsoI ss s ssd
Jury til October in hopes that something new may DC 'ua
james Brady counsel for the prisoner srgieds motion
that the defendant be discharged IN accordance VITA tns statute
which provides thai the prisoner be dchargedh two terms pass
bf re nd found The papers had been IN ne sn
tody of the criminal Of Records nom the 18Th dy oil Juy
m now there having been terms since then Ih was u
vioon Of he which gave the psy the rsht speedy
ta SIR Brady affirmed that the night Of bail existed 10 ali
pdss Russell said that as tomorrow would be the last day Of
III SsnS and az s6w The next Grsnd Jus ps
and stated that he apPis pad oeso maze 20
snd the esse 70 the jury that would have been
The Duplication to admit the defendant 70 bail denied but
The sppucson to discharge the desndsh. unas Sae
usde fore indictment the prisoner shAu oe ocp4seo
viii heard onasy neS as me DisSt . n .b
abep and he only assign the reasons which nave oeen 'he
ChitopheT Coz charged with assault With intent 70
Kill Coz and friend went TO the house Of the Prosecuior
where the ordered two oyster ssws Coz 20
the iusucieney Of condiments on the table ana sne NIL
I stepped 70 another helped himself out Of another
hea tn prosecutor caught P ss G9 and wSei
towsrd the door but the prosecutor pane before n ana ~
H. The friend Of Coz then interered ss.ns the gSseo g
allow Cor 10 20 and he would p,y for both tew we hs Wa
nrogssns ofcer MI of the Twentieth Ward was behind
screen, conversDs with the prosecutor rs drew hs
cub and revolver told him be stirred be woao hoot
A4nCe being had both parties Sts Co, 1Hso oHh ss'
slan,ed and no indictment having been found sg7pn nm
Miller .ssns hin at ana srs h G-s na ssls
befo1s the Grand jury, and an indictment psSe lrS,
tanned and Be- se d ssa S.ndud him
and on he way 70 prison told him not to give me
defend him but to g Il you'd ny. the charge
ss,,t hin The Judge, In charging the Jury comment Vel.
severely the IN .. hs ss on,ou: esags Va. out Of
h. case Al OK They had TO say whether me
had used force than was Necessary e rps sns . re-
tursd said they ccnd net aIse on TIE J9as ean
that he must take the .n T b, S@ the S they Teaed verdict
accordingly Of guilty and spe Of IN. 10 p Value Of ss
Lew ayst on shs O' B1 % and wa. ted for
ayespy On conviction be received sentence OF Two ,o'