New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
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Island when the WIND dedOu, about 100 ySds oh
nom her; the prisoner deck, snd one else he
G mss. h'ssS S s & e .S
The s,r.y ,Ss last vas MT
every wti noticed the prisoner p,,caisIly AID my
cep The Chinsnsn wss Good Tide and wind
the reason be could not get down have heard Capt O' es
mony the Spray going into tbs very place. where be saw
To he CommissionerI lnow very well ,hs, the prisoner
on deei when they 20 through Hurl Gaze.
any brig ves through Hsr Gate aopei generally all
hands deo beard Of bat instance that was
Capt CerPente and great time was made about H. ~ 1t was
Adjourned until o'clock p. m.
AFTERSooN SESSION.
The Court assembled at 9 D. N and the room was
again crowded
street. City of Eewak have the defendant boore saw
HIM Monday coming toward The Haclenssck plank rS "a
been committed BY while We Were At dspsf M
bridge and he believed ii Chinamn and wished he had
him. serward heard that ocsrs were in pursuit
il some reeds; snerwsId NewGk and from there
the plant n wagon we asked man DE- Ysa sen Sny
behind load ofbsy we came 40 TO the mAn VT en- jumped
out and ASKING bin stion found he was an Irish nan;
while standing the bridge saw man coming from the
reeds then the Haekensacs psUkosd briigei
Re wa coming toward the bridse this between and p
Mr. Nilsson yacobUs and MI DooglSs ives with me; this
then he up and paid his toll; went
up and tapping him the shoulder asked him where he was
inc nuts he rather pressed OF from me- when Nj Wilson took
bold him by the shoulder and asked hnn ne was
ne :i RG ts zee BIN been on the bridge
sc said that be sold eigs in New OK he was then tod
took HIM TO the railroad bridge and when the es came
Bison a. Ss depot 2r WoodTua aud an officer
searched him be denied having been ca the some Of
very we'll be- seid Police officer in NewYoTI me;
turned qucAy said What tina; you shoot
thing around MIN suspicious and thinking be might have wea
pulled him and did not MY search any further be
To Commissioned recognized the two coats pretent
the be had On that day. . ,
here three searching for him
with myself could not understand him very wells be apPeed
understand suspcicned him the man, from reading
rested any that lsoked lie Chinsnan.
Thoe. l.. MCGOWAN testified AM policeman of
Newly ok connected with the Hsrbor Police reco Dize the
pocketboos showD We found on the oop Spray last san
duy night when lying OF the Patterson Dock jersey Cyi
ke cut with sheath knife and sround spots that looked
crecs.te and galley on the Spray
there rs Dothns in the pocte textbook.
Henry w. Wilson, who assisted in capturing the
added / asIed him (tbe prsoner he Chnaman be
said he InaismaD asked hin II be came from boa
it was IN Chatham street also asked him be crossed the rail
bridge hour before and he replied tna he did
nked him he bad pants under his oyera he SAID
then looked and found he bad pair OF pants on wi tue legs
stufed bis boots asked him if be would lii to New
Yok with me- he yes" stoppe3 train Of
when thought be made movement as If to attempt Escape
brought him Jersey City; coming 70 toe
Bulge remarked that believed ne was either an idiot or ien
The Of the witness elected further facts
William JseObus testlfed-I am keeper Of the Hack
% % 'sT SeSeen II ah SvII On Mora
last head father ask the ChinAman bat countrymsn
said no that the Chinsman the papers
talk about J" with the other when we arrested hm
John Jaeobus testified / reside at the Hscksn-
rack Railroad bridges this Cinnamon about ~ o'clock on
first saw him coming on the track stopped him om crossing
se he arrested and brought to the railroad bridge asked
"a I'm IL he vas ever on board the sJoop soay he
said Me no bOatmau cgar-peddler then asked him if
through the woods and what be foi he said he
the woods to nuts and that there were plenty Of
them there worn from the bridge came in and called rim
BY eckaloo when he Immediately turned around and
d, That my my Sam Patch - this work
man had cen him board lbe slo9p.
To the Comm turned him back from the
bridge he the hydrsn And took drink dia not
see bin siteT until he was ates'ed. ,,,.-.,--,, ~
oSS @ J PSs PA OWN % them to
CIV lie did not Show sny sns of sarm he seemed to resist
be, be took of his oveTcoat and boots
Constable Hsybeek testified am one of the Con-
stables Of jersey City; assisted in removing the slooP Spray
s ste o Se ve. up a. M as we could out Of water We
st getting ber up made Of erc e taken
rel Of -four the inst articles ok oui were two bed quilts
With what pronounced spots Of blood upon Ihem next two
pair Of pans-one bsce and the other something similar
blue flannel with wide tops like Chnamans pants next found
two three spots the top Of the binnsce the
found parts Of shirt hanging on splinter over the
bunch cotton cord completely saturated with blood aP
pareDty found Il at the caon gsngwoy inside squeezed
something Of the cotton cTd which Tesembled blood next
found the eDeIboard finger marks that looked like blood
Of shot; found monkey jacket about hour and half
down in the mashole and handkerchief part Of which was
quite whs; should denomnste blood there also
part Of faucets de- saken from the cabin found
part os shirt coa upon which there appeared TO be blood
1aminedI went over 70 NewYok yesterday after
men hepius me they call them Charley John the mani
getting the things MYSELF the loose pants are not over
had been scattered there articles took all sa.ur
sted with tried the spots on the 6nnaee bs half ofhe
collar nearly stained Il looked though had been worn
three days the water squeezed out Of the
form my opinion from what experience have had
in handling bodies that have come out Of the water 49,
BIT VooheHaye you been paid for your services in this
Objected to by Mr.. Jelliae
Jefe since the vessel came here deputzed DePaty
Direct inside Of the cotton deeper red
than On ne-outside
David l. Scull testifed-I am captain of the scho
Only soD OF Grea Egg arbOr n j. did not know the oop
spray her about four miles the north ward OF Bar
Ya V mate was on deck and he haloed to me and said
,lOop going down by the head up, and
the Lucinda TO the leewd with her bowsr gone
after she caPsized uade tack and ran down to render assist
about yards
the oop haoed aud he in the boat with his head
down az did not ook np told ny something
fifty ysrds Of him he living 70 the windward,
concluded his actions that be did want
ssnce; accordingly proceeded and my looked and
could board the Spray the prisoner in the
yswboa the wndward before the schooner went over he
had on & lark coat.
To the Commissioned suppose the ya was anchored the
beat could not have remained there without.
vessels three hundred
yards apart when mat them after the collisions did not
with the captain Of the Lueindl the prisoner did
look Up when passed. did not his face but concluded
from his ba that be- q colorsd man Of some sort.
Alfred Berry testified am Police Officer Of this
city, New to-day with order TO Capt Steers Of
the Eighteenth lrecinc for book and letter taken om
the pIirobeT.
THE pasbook and letter then offered in evidence
Oh, cons ~ counsel for the prisoner the
erouD tbeyuy not Identified.