New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

some men who were iunLlIg away ~ w a ,ro,t
n ard Le fslowed them down the ayenur aLo &
af,rr fin. when UurYca stopped az SiNtY ~ 81 ~
US considerable crowd collected about nm VIZ
cI,d SlxtyloGrtL.sL raw man sitp tLt ION =
cr yrd m Ire stot In the direction o. iLe ina
,ould not the officer at the time on a'oo"n' VI
press 81 people .,,,oo of the man
who fired the shot, bIbStantia'inc INC - ,pLo
preceding witnesses in that respect ',r no So
bred the snOt across the yacant 10. % ar
thi.d ana Sky 'sec0nd-sis.; 81" ""s'N'
Cross examination was witness on 'he coronSI
examination; Cornell was the accuseu poI'S az .hs
time; recolect at va. sn I,Ilo vi red tie pito
n No Won recollect having sworn az tnat Tine maj
t man who fired the shot was iuly AZ laL as Connen
A may have dene So a.,
n, Clibtor-Wel, you dId.
Giss'cvaTpination cOntirued--0ne shot almost I'm.
me5iately followed the oiheT; TIE Inst shot hehid
came from the direction o tIrstdVe. ABOUT 50 of ~
neople were collected aOuDd Duryea at the tine saw
MIR. Joseph Woodworth testified thai in May. l,6'
he lived on the northeast corner Of SKI! n h-s aHu
Sccoud.aye. knew officer DuIyed, and saw The c1euHi
stances attending lis death.
o. Descrihe item, A. saw officer going past
my door with prisoner and when they hau pass.u ~
about 20 or 30 Yards man came mp u Inc oh1ceI
and they stOpDcd the man came up nom another IL
rectiou struck the officer, and then went out 70 te
railway and fred two shots, when the Ghcef iel; the
pistol was a whte shining one The mcn who bred was
of medium hIght carried an umbrella, Witb when De
struck the officer and wore dark c!othcsi / din hol
leave the Lousc. Dmyoa was gong down the street
and the man was cuiniug up; tie one who tIed ran
across vacant lot To Third lave; do rot Know WhaI
b, came of the lTst man WhO stopped them.
Cross.examuatiOn-Whe they passed he door there
was not more than II or Is persons presents about 80
or 40 were Dr. sent al the time OF ne sho0tins ana
tbeIe seemed To be great deal Of eXcitement among
them; testified letJe the Coroner on the occatoni
did notice a cur On the scene OF the murder.
Rclirect-1le pis0l was white mounted pistol;
witness was about 10 feet iICB the officer at the imo
be fired. ., ,
Officer Duryea; the man who nred had pisiol III a'S
hand tut he did not sec anything else with NM the
pistol WAS shining one.
CrosS. .evamination--Wa examined bv the Coroner;
the crowd was composed Of about 30 Oi SOpeTsons.
RED rect-Did NOT see Al umbrella viii any one;
Wm Harvey. a bartender residing at No: '3J tirst'
ave- testified that IN May, lsti he lived N SprlhG st,
and rs the acquaintance OF the p isoncr some time
in the Beginning of o. wien he bar
keeper at No 62 Spring ST., the prisoner was IN the
habit Of coming the place whore ne did for
Snort tine rrpyiOns TO Ills occurrence. one day he
gave NE pistol ard told me 20 keep II for him. whicp
did FOR few days, when be aFgin called aud offered
il TO him; he told TO keep IT, that be had cot another
one think that is the pistol which &c gave me; tbc
whole transaction Of leaving ard giving the pistol oc
cured before the lth OF July; aitorward gave the
pistol 10 Ohicer Dsvcn: remember the arrest Of Ca
hlll. ttuk bud the pistol before that time.
Cross.oxslninaton-i think he gave me the pistol a
few Days before the 4th of July; had known him oi
sOme months preceding.
with he prisoner since last ChTstUas two years n,
witness Il On testified TO having gone 10 Joucss Wood
in MAY lsi and 10 having there me- the prisoner and
Conre they lofr the Wool about o'clock whom she and
her party entered q rbOut Oio block below Jones
Wood before entering tie car she had seen crowd
hnt saw no disturbance after entering il; saw Conne
go out oi The car ard ia snort tlue ai.er saw n ~
tie hands OF en- cer; some one cred ont, mere Is
fcht:r the officer rad hold OF 'onueL are CdaiI got
ont o the car; be did not say ANYTHING when ne was
goil ont; IN short time after the prisoner got out
heard the report Of pistol; ny husband renamed il
the car; Cal had umbrella ~ his hand; tahlll came
into our house about an hour and hall h!ieT We eo'
home; none OF Us referred 20 ihe disturbance al ,ne
" oud do not remember when saw him next; whether
the day following not canLOt say.
CrOssc2 2amiHatOn-have been married ABOUT t"o
O. o. do you know that your husband has been rag
lOuedf
Mr. Tall-We object.
Mir Clinton said thar ne proposed 20 show the inter
est under which he witness tostDd; hnt her husband
was pardoned from state Prison under The condi
ton that be and she would become witnesses against
CahiN.
The Jndge-State your question.
| Q. State whether your husband has been pardoned
TO your knowledge ON condition that You ana lie Wou''
4 be witnesses IN this case against Camut
JUDGE Russell-The objection Is sustained.
| q. STATE whether JOn Aarc become witness IN thi'
case Tor the purpose OF procuring tho pardon Of you
husband from State Prisonf A. No, sir.
O. State whether you we're promised thai an case oI
became a witness your husband would probably b, par
dOncdi i. No. sir.
q. At the time OF yOur marriage, Boa hc s'Nod 2
! term in State Prison
! Objected 20. and objection 7ustlned
! MI Hall had no objection 10 putting hc record i
/ evidence
/ Mr. Clinton then asked the ClcrA 70 prodlco tAc
] record.
/ Witness have been 10 State Prison within tho s
fonr months 10 see my husband.
q. How Oiten'
Objected 20 AID objection sustained.
Nj. ChntoD-1h hat is al.
Mr.. Hall-Wait IAtl the record ii produced.
Nh Cl!niOn--I aIn done with tLe E.tutss.
Nj Hall-Thcn a'k your Honor 10 instruct tue JOS
hat there is evidence proving the convcuor OF ;h,
witness husband.
The Judge 80 instructed the uN, and adjourned thc
Court 10 this morning % y 0.cOck