New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-02
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS on THE BL00D-STAINS.
JACKALOo's sOJoURN AT NEWARK.
THIRD DAY-SATURDAY,


with the murder of Capt Loste and brosher, of the
soop Spray was ceutisued this morning before Uaited
STATES Commissioner Yroom, at the hall the City
Prison in Jersey City, The interest in the case has
not abated, and the courtroom was sgaia filed with
persons curious TO watch the progress 10 the
The prisoner appeared in melancholy mood, with
downcsst countenance. He watched the proceedings
with great interest
THE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
DIR John T.. Qudor test fed-I am of the City
1sIS o Sso ysS pS:i 1 70.
S With boo SoIa nso ss no TO Us aie
ueSe cheni a ensys took about average piece Of tbs
the sS cOr SoanS 81 using the te Of 'p nitrate
OfPossss that gave Ot b'odred color previous to that
in dilute usc acid th't Pss Of tie string where there wa,
xasbiSs The str1bg 10 wsm distilled wAtof, AMI sep..
rating It's flores could distinctly discover blood which
portions Of the srg were soaA.d distilled water and
by opening its fbreS could distinctly discover n~ inc h,
Il blood did not coprue my search 70 @
!, va bomSp blood, blood the shirt collar aud other
ses bad The that an.lyaei the collar was
be de went over while the siOOP was las ss ,ni
oSe s5St hve no doubt blood oond some paint
which distinctly etcem'be from bloo' msks
On The cross-eyamlGati0n the Doctor was required
to give the component psrs of human blood.
Samuel Farshay, Metropolitan officer Of the Thir-
teenh Precinct NJ " Identified cP, Leete P@sbOok as tho
Capt. Webb was recalled, and identified the book as
the one the Cbiusmsn gave Kim
Elizabeth Scbenck tebthed 1 re',os on ha nSSt
avenue Newark No al have seen the prisoner before
en- recognized him him, ssw him fret lat
sc JS HUOp am ne e e You
him me- aud he don't he came
stsy and told bad 10 place o hi@ noticed ea, Re was
tale 70 for an where he fro@ and he
pie he had been wrecked he looked OF the window
ssd sgea hat VS.. room T eId him il opened on to the
tOop HE actions startled me- bat thought no more about
articles but could identity them then sent the prisoner to
Thomss ScheDck hu sbsnd of the last Witness testi-
fed that he the oner the house OF his wies sis
e between and on ;s & sa ne va.
years he DID DOT see inclined to .s ~aeie ne was from 50"
Ann Looss Tsllmadge tesuded that she resides in
tie OF 2s9 Market street and recognized the prisoners
psoneT what his name wa, he said name finally
bis ylo e sat down and ptS ToIy had S e
HIs his strange actions and sfsd of him asked MIN
country aud 90 said lndisn asked II be could
tall hs language ard be replied that coudi said viii call
my husband when he replied no mser after u;thet con-
vtIsaion finally to.k pity thought he sp'or
ard agreed to st him ssy took money pay,
which r,u'ea be said plenty OF money! said he hsd
be wanted to stay month; told him tina!
sun day e could 9S Ss ,ao ,a a s bsSs s
beg OF money which he 1ntns he secreed 1t IS soon
James Talmsdge testifed-I am the husband of
the last Witness and hsve the psaner before and recog
I H ev sEin him Of what he he
ofhe MOhsmmedsl tdbe" said Are yoa l9dian o.
Tedsn you mutt be civilized BE said Yes said sa
Mo- MSa e a blood Be had
the country had been sailor aud bic boat was wrecked
some words Of the language aud found be could
understand til he left two at house Ia enc OF which
piece Of paper with the Of Capt Webb, of the
Capt Ieetes book was here offered in evidence.
The examination was then adjourned 70 p. NJ,
when Capt Leetes sisters will be present TO identify
the clothing end the evidence the part OF the Gov
erRment will be closed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
FURTHER SEARCH ON THE SPRAY.
Mrs. Leete, mother of Captain Leete and brother,
accompanied by her two daughters, wss present at
the opening Of the Court in the afternoon They iden
tilted the two coats and other articles found In posses
session of the Chinamsn also, the Captains passbook
and come letters.
When Mrs. Leete and her daughter entered the
court room, the CbnamsD, seeing them in mourning,
burst into ears and daring tho afternoon he continued
with his head bent down between his knees. After
the adjournment he desired an interview with the Ia
ds but lis council declined to give him permission
Hereafter vs:ors are not 20 be allowed to conmuni-
cate With Ja;kaoo without peIliSsion from his coun-
eel.
CHARLES H. Rose testified that he is employed as.
spz Corss Hsy In prosecuting search on board OF
s sy . S6P Sy Of water they fs 5und two large pistols
revolver barTeed shotgun daEnerreoype and otnr
s1es; they found small containing some ruit drrd
Of lhsh color dried down top was oil Areodi'h cast
this EAs found under the captains berth -. ~
Mr. JelliHee here stated that the testimony on the
part Of the Government closed and asked that the
prisoner be committed for trial,
First. For murder.
Second For piracy 90,
TRird 4. For running way with the vessel with III
tent 20 steal il.
Mr.. VOORHEES, counsel for the prisoner, stated that
he had iust UNDERWOOD that Mr. Haybeck, who was
nrosecupp the search on the vessel, had discovered
vermiliou stains about the Captains berth, and asked
tbat he might be recalled. The reuuest was granted
Constable Haybeck, being recalled, said have
continued search the sloop Sprays found Vermion In
the bunk sdone right hand 'ae a. VOC ce
he bow found quite quantity Of on the bottom OF enc
bnnk where the and the most OF II was on Tao
end OF the bunk the still adhere to the opinion
that the sbrtcosr bed quilts and other articles mentioned
Yesterday, stained with blood
MIR Jelhle said that should the case be adjourned,
thew might possibly be able 10 procure the attendance
of the captain of the Lucinda, which came In collision
with the Spray. He would leave that, however, to
the Commissioner.
Commissioner Vroon decided TO adjourn the ease TO
Tuesday morning ut II a. and should there be no
further evidence, he would then give his decision
JAcKALoo PREPARING TO DIE.
The japanese is not ao we'd TO be by visitors at
present. He is under the impression that preparations
are being made to hang him, and biz spirits are much
depressed. Yesterday he appeared to be much per-
turbed, and asked the attending officer 10 read por-
ton Of the Bible for him. which having been done, he
-.J yeIiaved