New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

other II falls TO the knOwIcugb OF every iba.i
country TO perfoima public duty In times OF ~ nv
element when great questions being disposed o ~
the pOpnar vote Remember that you are hctIbR ~ 90
urcop wiki tie Court that knows difference or no
party and desires only 10 enforce the laws oi o I'm
States with mparality and with hrlnncss. DC ,i O.,
then TO dismiss all partisan feelings from your miu. 70
act soberly, discreetly, honestly, 10 act wlth'"' ~
any man or any class, and also WITHOUT ie"r'
TIE ROSENBERG CAsE-THE EXAMINATION OVN
TINUED.
The investigation into tho naturalization
frauds said 10 have been committed through the lhs"
mentality OF Mr. Rosenberg. was continued yesterday
at o'clock before Commissioner osDorn Inc oO
room was crowded much so that 1t was dlDcuil W
enter the room The following is a detailed account OF
' MI lawrence ~ the Commissioner please will state
heforo proceeding with the examination OF our VIII
nesses That on consultation with my associates we nav
determined we under no Obligation 10 p,onc - ~
or state tho facts which deem properly belong 70 o
prosecution We do not consider naI we %sS 70 make
defense or put any evidence or facts when shoa
or ,ent however we shall produce before your Honor
a few facts and then rest our case hrnly coh''''u
Fredrich Meyer, called by tho defense being du'y
sTpr ract tnpnsfo" by Mr. BarrcQ where do you
ie ~ no nu Know Inc the firm OF Kunlnrdt Col A.
Yes Sir; 1 am member Of tho firm; EhDerna" " w.
~ From what European port the steamers OF that
| CoSnnnny comet A. From Hamburg and southampton
@ Where do tho steamers of mat Company ian cr
| passengers nowi A. At tho Hamburg steamship Pof'
Hoboken. c.,v a., com.
a hand tlP steamers " flAt Company HtNt
mcnce 10 land their passengers nj Hoboken A. III 'no
A ~ bd the steamers Of the Hamburg Packet
O Pd9r 10 December 1863 where did the steamers of
line ,s LAND S Ps9ssI landed in the sfF O
| @ Prior 10 December 1863 dld my oc9an .."'
o. What other ocean steamers beside the Hamburg
Packet co. land passengers now at hoDOheh' 4" Ing
O. Did they commence landing passengers at lEoboEen
| M The same time your steamers didt A. Yes sir.
n prinr In That uIe
land their prssengersi A. think at Pier NO 80 Aor'h
% How long have You been connected with tho steam
ers OF Hamburg American Packet COZ einee 100
sergers al Hoboken prior 10 December l-J' a NO on
q II ocean steamers had landed Their ptssengeds q.
UOboken prior that time would you not nave known
in A. think would but don't think they hd before
O. We're Kunhardt Co. the agents OF those steamers
O. And continued TO the present time A. Yes, Sir; in
1855 the hrm was composed OF Beck Y kuGhardt. ~ =,
Crosse xamiued by Mr.. Brady-Ihey we're at NO "a
Beaverst wa, their clerk Mr. k9nhAfa' Is h'iDs Ia
O. Does he the city every day about busineasi
q. Where is your place OF business nowi A. No ei
Broad.st; 1 am with kunhardt & Go.
q. When did you come to this country A. In April
O. When did you first become connected with this orig
na firm Beck Kuuhardti A. May 1855, and have been
with them ever since; am now partner. ., w.,
come TO this port The nrst arrived here, think.
was she one Of line Of steamers then established
q. what lne nlu lhcg cur w ~ AHN ''''""''o N
At q Who established rs A. 1t established by
number OF merchants I'm Hamburg
| O. IL IL still IN oKistencst A. Yes FIR. -,
O. How many ships there Ia that line IN 1897 A.
o. How many In 1887 a Five.
q From that time To the present have thcJ increased
q since 1890 have they increased IN numberi A Yes,
q. Where is their point Of departure In Europci
| O Do they stop at any other paeei A. No. cir.
O 1852 and 1861 where did they land their pas
sengorsi A. They landed their passengers unti Deecm
Der 1863 at Pier No al North Rivers tho passengers at
that generally landed IN the stream, but the
vessels we're moored az Pier No with tho exception Of
| a few voyages when they landed them uptown ~, |
think Pier No. as that from the year 1850 to
O. In how many cases did they land their passengers In
passengers we're put board barge In tho stream aud
taken 10 Castle Garden that before wo went to iio
bOken since went To HObOken the passengers were
landed the per the cabin passengers were landed ut
Adam Gillespie sworn the defense and oIsmined by
o Where you residei A. In the city Of New-Ycrk.
q Are you attached 10 the OF tho Clerk Of the
Superior Court OF the city of Hew-Yorkl A. am. Sir
O. DO You hnd among The NATURALIZATION papers on Me
In that office naturalization paper Of Morris lyingsoni
| O. Produce ~ A. with pleasure
O. This was 1ed on the 2st October. 1897 A. Yes Sir
q These the original papers OH flo IA the office Of
tho Clerk OF that Court A. Yes. Sir Paper marked No
| J. and read In eviuencel
O. How long have you been connected with the Superior
Court A. Two years next February.
@ In what capacity A. Assistant Clerk have charge
OF these naturalization papers, one OF which have just
| produced In Court
@ DO all the naturalization papers come into your POS.
| session. A. Yes, Sir
Q. From whomi A. From the Court.
O. Where do you put theini A. In the inside Ofce tho
door OF which Il locked every night
q; You have been very busy, lately naturaliringi
q Not lateri A. Yes, lately We have been; mp 10 the
| O. How much latcri A. sometimes 10 O'clock some.
times TO 3, sometimes to o. ana sometimes lO-noyer later
| than TO-
q Has the Superior Court than one seali A. No.
O. where ia that kepti A. In the safe which Is In The
Olco there two sealone fOr tho inside Office. and
one for tho outside olice-ono OF which IN my charge,
but both are locked IN the cafe.
o. Have you recollection OF either OF those pcrtOns
n@neS da & par a., Acr SS1 s gh Elc
| ont In office.
! q. DO you know whore they were made outI A. No,
Sir have not lilo slightest idea where thoy made
Phlopens Blnbacher sworn for defense. examined by
z Where DO you reside =, !. No % psIauccyst
q, il your husband In count Yes, Sir
| q. lie Is d BAKER, - lao mott A. Yes, err
Q. DO you know by the name OF Morrisi A. |
didn't know tho gentleman nuti tho day before yesttr
day, when he came into my place ana asked for me-
our house my "''' ~
@ Who lives at your houseI 4. didn't know tho
gentlCmen's names until tho gentleman cam. I'M md
called for them 80 asked them aud they told ne ther
@ You osked whom A. The gentlemen who lived in
my house
4; You asked them their namesi A. Ycs Sir, and he
q 4 short with beardi Yes sir with dar,
o % years ofaeoi A. That IL what have been toId
! q When dd YOU ak his namci A. Yesterday.
! How long has he been IN your housoi A. About
two months.
O Has no lived inyour house two morlhsi A. Yes Sir
q You IRE certain Of thatt A. Ycs, sr '
O. WHAT part OF your house does he occyi A He AMI
a!OuDg man occupied q room up stairs.
q Are leS mere dodgers 4. They only sleep there
q Have they both lived Il 90 two months, A. Yes;