The New York herald., 1863-04-23

theseamhos. he WINS soing Chicago; did not say
what tmo h. lott Bis nscse On the boat. sa'o no came
as q reas,n Jor being 30 late that he had
taken h upcle 70 the steamboat he appeared To- he con
ised did not appear 70 be as ast as Isaa s sr % sa
things oa saw Radsty again IN Mondy morning ut tay
hose lie had ordered two dozen reticul aId waited
them by four O'Clock NJ. said nothing further about
his uncle saw him The next Thursday with Mr. and srs
schwes2er, did not him after that tener wore 10
Or SIS exam,podSaw Fcirer twice; my house shout
half hours walk from Hamt,n ic ry it was ON Tues
day when Feer directed attention To the boat house
at The boat house, we were gong nome
when Rsdsky came
David ialing-Resded in Third avenue. Brooklyn. In
&c ober 1851 anna lcksmi;h, iadsky crme 70 the for
key aud with hun 10 the house 70 qen hrs trpnk;
opened the k the nix here exhioiteu s the one
II contained some oiothing this was on Nonaas nien
br. Funk and Radsky present the prisoner asked
me 20 open 1t and then make key for IT. furnished him
the key next day cNeSday) did not open II then' my
washed dozen linen shirts for Mrs. Funk they
we're gentlemen 8 shirts large size Mr. Funk took them
away was not acqunted with Radsky before the sunday
he called on me.
Mr. Funk about the key have known Funk about Eve
years. made the key Mrs Funk was below n the basement
when opening the trunk; she knew what we were
doing II took me half hour 10 get the trunk open,
The Cour-rhis was opened asfsadsky's trunk, while 1t
was Fellner's trunk.
Cross examination contnued-There were two trunks
In tho small travelling trunk tho large trunk
on chair when came the second time
Re drsct-t appeared ae II some oue might nave
medded with the lock- thcre are two locks and one key
fits BOTH
Mrs Daing to be washed Radsky gave them to 10 be
washsd don't know where he got them from there were
thirteen in all.
Cross sexamnedA-Mrs Daling had the shirts when the
police came after them my husband took them 70 the
police In Now York overcoat hanging on the door
with this heretofore referred to- Friday Felner
had black coat on when he left the watch given by
Fellner to Radsky was similar TO the one exhibited.
Philip Farley (polce officer In 1861 Went TO NO
Carroll street In October the trunk now here
examined it; 1t contained frockcoat pair CT
pantaloons pair of gold spectacles, spectacle case
two spectacle glasses very few articles besides those
mentioned identified pantaloons exhbedl the pockets
were turned inside out saw cane WHICH was 'aken
carpet bug behind the STAIRS appeared to be place
where rubbish kept the articles 10 tho detective
Office (paper exhbited); first saw this paper In 81
Louis; Radsky stated to me whose writing was on it.
Cross examined-He was under arrest; asked him
w,snsr M was ms % tha Of tho n.nr
evidence, contending that as an admisson-n II was
such-by the prisoner, 1t was obtained when no was IN
custody, In state OF fear and terror.
The district Attorney said that II was an admission II
was made in the hope OF favor.
Mr. James quoted Roscoe as authority that the admis
sion Of prisoner while In custody was nadmiSsia0e ns
The District Attorney oontended that free and yolun
confession at any time place was admssiable
was simply circumstance, question, whether this was
his handwriting
when he asked this question: A. II took place
in the Chiefs Office just about the time the prisoner was
paceO IN my CuStOdys
The Court did mot feel at liberty to exclude question
but thought better postpone till tomorrow morning,
and more light might be thrown upon the subject
David N. Corwin police officer, called, but not examn
Cd his evidence being understood 10 bo as 70 admissions
made tho prisoner.
Adoph Schwenzer sworn-Lived at No. Carroll street
in October 1851 Mr. Funk lived in the same house,
soldier, member Of the Fourth New York cavalry;
listed the 9Th Of October encamped near Hoboken know
Radsky, &c. to the camp once my wife came after
ward; he asked not 70 let my wife 60 to see the
corpse Of Fener she in search OF the LADY, the
notice Of Felners death IN German newspaper gave II
70 my wife before Radsky came % camp; Radsky said
that my vito went 70 SOC the body he would get into
diculty and she aso wanted TO come to New York,
and these would give me further information;
Radsy and my wife left camp together came TO Brooklyn
next day; went New York for the purpose OF informing
the police (Fued out) went Mrs. Marx hrst went
into the house, returned % the resst 70 obtain fur
lough: back 10 New York. met his wife and Radsky
in saloon EAst Broadway Radsky asked me TO
and these women for the spurpose Of getting an
planation told that my wife went TO seo about the
body he would get into trouble and might bo imprisoned
that he had been company with Felner had boon with
Fener evening and left him steamboat; told me
Felner very wealthy man had got acquainted with
him in Broadway; Radsky spoke 70 me about receiving
presents from Felnes-watch breastpin, and said some
thing about pair Of pants
Adjourned until ten o'clock this day.