New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13


non called IN the r,r, cd ~ 20 f cheer re N'"'
Olgee; iney welt Oh; | d,d No 20. m ia NV
henr the cheers u they gave Sny; they lh1n '''''
s.ck and pr,Du.r called Coz three viIeera .'' ~
T,rc0sirr, az throe crOtus 20 me 1f"''' WIZ
, ere given; ttrn Wrat g. W 10 ihc a".' e..
au ogieer, and said 10 him, " W u You '''',, -"
man who lcids This riob p he an WIN,
said. Then cone with me; ,bJecie1 w S'a'o
p,e,.s of the officer, az not e'ia'b''iI i"iV" WI
the man across Tire street. al '''' 'i','o s' 49,
had come M and somewhat dispersed the eTo"u'
cow, This man buy lemonade ~ stand, ana Then
IL Lon. | followed HIM with the eTl ect..tion
d., the eieer would come mp and arrest him, but
n J;d not come up; | followed him nearly 10 The
corner of Ann street, when lost SIGHT OF him; that
~ ali know shout the prisoner on thgt day have
seen the prisoner since; know he IL the man who
was then leading the crowd; l have no doubt
abJut It,
Gross examined-I am near-aigh,cd; cannot gee
to any dis auce withou. my glasses; IN connected
with Tug TRIBUNE Office aud have been To- nrm-
Der of years. never this man before that day to
recognize him; | saw him few days after the i3tb
~ was crossing the Park met him neGr tho bar
racks, aud recognized him NJ once; saw hin sub
ssduenty. buy some things OF u stall-keepe', and
asked the stal-keeper II Ee knew hin, bG, no SAID
lie did not; | was not III me IkiBUSE building all
the time that ! saw him on that day; l came out
and tried 10 have him arrested; followed HIM, was
close 70 him. not merely 10 identify HIM, but for the
j. complaint against him; 1 saw no ylo,cuce COM
united by the prisoner; as soon as the poles ap-
p-ared he craWled Oft; saw more OF INN that
day; | was not there that evening.
Daniel GoGwIn-Direct exAminaton-l was IN
my coumins ROOM la the second story OF IHE TEIH-
UNE building on the 18th of July; my business Is
that OF book and job printer my attention was at
trncted by The appearance Of the mob between IL
and | O'Clock; recognize the prisoner ~ tue man
WHO was leading the mob; he APPEARED To be III tne
center OF the mob, rs | saw nm While wtt l0oh-
ny out of the window; be was haran }uilg tle
mob. calling Tor groans for THE TRIBUNE, shaking
lis ist III IHE tribune buiidings; he called for
groans for Greeley tie AbOl.iOnist, which were
gwen; | did not hear what IL said further than
InaG; | saw some clubs IA the hands Oh some Of the
mob: cav 40 bricks ~ their hands; left tie ONCE
at o'clock that evening, aud did not see aLytniIg
That occurred there tnat evening; nothing lad Oc-
CURED up TO the time lei, bu the gathering oi tic
crowd around tho Office there had been lao demon
strallOus Of violence.
Cross-examined-uad never seen the prisoner be-
ore that da 10 my know ledge; WAS standing Gt the
front window Of my Office when l saw HIM ihaL
gay
George Ehle-D rect examnaiion.--I saw the
prisoner with Il crowd on the l3.h Of Jlly, in ths
uci. hbOrhOOd of ] az TRIBUNE bul.Gins, about IL
O'Clock or in that neighbOfho0d, as rccol.cct; Ice
WIS leading u crowd Of men aud boys W from Ihc
IrmrNE building toward 4Ae Mos onics; | io.-
Mars Office anu gave three elects ior Tic N1-'
Ollie and three gro4us for Ina IEinuSEi they tbcn
TUNED aud went BACK pat NAY. and hHites ia IEOut
OF Froncn's Hotel, Il portion OF tie crowd seemed
inclined 20 leave or 10 scsiicr the rrironcr Aalocd
ri ~ m aud lskei II they were towards ~ afraid,
and told them 10 come on; yAey iAen pIrscI on 10
TIE vicinity OF lHI Iliut sr aud TINS blllings,
raw TnE IEmuSE bnildilg asfal.ci on tue oVea-
ing Of TIE 1871 VI July was standing oil hi quite
d,stance tia. 1t Was not easy TO distinguish ans
Oh the crowd; ! never TO INV knowledge raw Inc
prisoner before that day, ! aui tulo nc is TIE mau
lave 10 doubt about II, beclu-c at oEc time ! was
near him aud looked steadily al bin tor some
minutes.
Cross-e xar iued-Have been connected with THE
TuiBUSE; am not now; wss Llsi connected wish
Tar IRBUNI about three years AZ, IN now on
Inr Ioiice Ggs,ifS; wa making general ObscrVa-
,,ons when saw those .hiagf. should ihink II wAs
ia tho uo.h borhOOd VI ii Ooock. u certainly Mas
not II O'Clock when | ,Aw what have described
hal never se~n the PRISONER before 10 ~ kAowi.
edge did no, see him Hiief"a until ac Wa Az
rs-yned ~ Court.
Issac Schwariz, direct oKaniinel-I Jaw tho pris
on.r DO tue crowd about fnL ImncsL BaiGlny Oh
the 18th Of July about y o'clock, or sJls little
after -; think tie pisoncr ha4 loaScT hair thn De-
has now; believe tho prfouef 10 be- the uaa !
then saw addressing ihe mob. aLd rHiug up nud
Gown between InE IWrtNE Bniaus Aui IT,
Ners Office, AID the crowd Wit han; d.I not ssc
him that evening.
Cros--examincd-I think &C. had lo1lcr tais then
cannot ray eXncily; he bad on pauaml i,i hua h
willie yest; ! had never seen f.a a'lo.t, 'sat a.
tie police head uHfters VIE. ie 1868 t.acu i.rr. !
told tie oil!csr bad soen il.s uap ni lrl lrrNr
oh and lrfnrs builuau; Roe ufr0urE asked u.c %
bad aoeu hlm before; / fad u0i / do nos know
what be .uraut 10y "bc'ofr,' Lc ed Lo' asa mo % /
had seen him " before IuL IUiL. AL blIIlug,' bot
il | had ever rern lin " before, arl / sl.l 30. /
had ucy er han before that tay, al butcher.
augustine snow ain attached 10 TIE Im,s
of 49, Il reporter; saw tie prisoner 10 front co. The
Tina, ofice On TIE afternoon oi tle ljil oi july.
lsu4Ius h crowd 81 aioIt two hundred lcrsoIr-i
tloulI t'ilk mainly ooys-pelhais twenty % thirty
men, 10 tue uOst Dls icuo- insn 100 Che crowd,
ami was leading them on De called Tor Three groais
ior The Tmes and cheers FOR somebody ! could not
tell vhOm-tucre Wa 20 much noue 1 could not
hear the name; the crow turned ardt IHE iIiH-
UsE building, and did not Keep wacn oi tue
prisoner after that; raw him for about ou miuutes
should think; when / Jaw hn he was directing
lie attention Of the crowd tOWHrd TIE Iuaes
Office; know the prisoner Is The man Jaw leading
tue crowd; have not a Iuriicle Of doubt about H.
Crosscxanncd-lbe man was dr,ssed ~ "a hght
coat should think the faue coat he has on now;
he had Il Pdnana hat on, aud his hair was longer
than II IN now; ! should think II had been cut OIL
since then; | saw hun again ut the Map Ors Office
on the let Of August; ! won't over there 10 report
his examination before the Mayor when got there
the first man | noticed behind the railing IN the
Mayors Oiice wa the prsJner, and i Iolntod hum
out ~ the man had seen leading the crowd, and
told the prisoner himself co. did this before any
body bad called my attention TO him; / had never
see him before the 18Th Of July TO my recollection,
although when ! first saw him in the crowd, /
thought bad seen him before but have not been
able TO recall where; perhaps in barber's Office,
though that is merely suruise Oh my part.
The prosecution here rested.
The following witnesses were called for the de-
lente:
Joseph Cristadoro-Dircct examina'i 0t-l reside
ia the city Of New-YOrk; my basiners b. that OF
h..r-drester, wig-maker and shaving; my place of
business is No o Astor li0usc; ! know The prisoner