New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

Hollywood said put ball." viii put bsP "throuen
the son big put my hand his shoulder and begsed
lin not shoot my husband; told him to take anything he
wanted but to spare ny hu'bsnds life Hollywood inrn
hi. preston pong ball through my husband he
then pped back the sidewalk: my husband called ssn
for poice saw Hollywood WITH q pistol in his hand
pcnt y husband sad fred the ball struck IN the et
uns | called my husband that shot, he TOOK
me up and carried me ato room laying down upon
sofa My babe died in conequrnce of ths confined
bed nine weeks and still under medical treatment
Cross .srIamn.d-Preyous to shooting saw Whitney hand
Heywood The pistol recognize the prisoner as the
who shot me- Mr. Sedgwick who appeared for the prisonr
read her testimony at the morem conflicting II
what shs gave here. She did not deny giving IT, nut su
taken at time she did not know what she was saying
Officer Rice Of the Fourth Precinct testified that the
night in question he heard pistol shot while standns ~
Chatham square he ran down TO Jsmessi ne met ho'y
wood and three otbrrs running; he was acqnainea WI
Hollywood kept and two officers who sad ,oule
s,loon No 10 Eat Broadway and found him there with
Whitney, Grimes and Okrefe; searched ana iouno o ,t
bairced pistol three barrels loaded add one empty .
Grimes to the Station tie other officers took the rest
Frnk III imam testified that ho lived IT No. James ~ on
the night in question heard difficulty next door ihst ne
come out Of next door, followed by hr and Mrs Bailey h
Bailey called for watch and one of ihe men lthe smaia
TUNED around aud fired him. but shot Mrs Bailey; witness
,honeb h was meant FOR him aud jumped back, expecting
smother but it did The District Attorney mere
M sedgwisk contended that under the statute his client
could be indicted for intent to k' Mrs Bailey "ntn e
pro,ecuon relied the fact that he intended to All mi
| Bailey. for all their proof -, , -
Cunning s. Eedoid replied that IT principle Of con- IN
results Of That the prisoners set toward MI
Bailey showed anuu in law against mankind aud 30 cn
n any injured only to show ,hat ne
existed any other to iasten upon nun '"'
responsibility OF his acts.
Jude Ru,s, oyerTued Mr.. Sedgwick and ehrrsed the
Jury retired and back in few moments Upon oe
lug asked they had agreed upon verdict the foreman iaa
ihey had snd guilty Of feonous assault snd pat,
tery wi intent to kill" One Of the juror objected saying
IL with intent do bodily harm" Mr. ssdg~ick ah'd
that the verdict be recorded. lin order that he msht pave
aside for redundagrl This Judge Russell rriu'en ana
IN. jury bark again and they returned IN moment WIN
| . verdict of f'guity charged in the indictment , .
Mr. Sedgwck asked for stay Of sentence, TO gave him une
10 draw up bill of exceptions. . r.,
His Honor r.usrd saying the sentence would not Interfere
in any way with the EXCEPTIONS the was an aggrasaed
one the prisoner bad claim TO the mercy OF the court
| he would sentence him 70 years IN State Pnson.
| BRADY sENTENCED.
James Brady, who was found guilty OF highway
robbery day before yesterday snch testimony
brought yesterday morning for sentence Wien a'he
what he had ray why Judgment shon not be pronounced
be his entire Innocence and hi. story mat
kburn wened to lake improper liberties with his person
Judge Ruse said that be wond take into consdefaon the
accommodation TO mercy by the jury and give ma the
lishtrst punishment the law alowed-h's yras IN stale
! Prison