New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
THE77OOURTs.
THE MURDERER REAL.
HIS BxEcUTl,1N DEFERRED-A STAY OF PHo-
FRHEh. sCP TDINGS GRANTED. JFs
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INTTS- 1CR, ,TDNGs GRANTED. ~1gs
Justice Sutherla. .1d's decision in the Real case
was given IN the supre ne Court Chambers yesterday
morning He granted th appneato9M M Tor s say o. pro
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Ing that the Court have erred 10 prntae sheI ogesion sn
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cannot this question tree from doubt that Ho
General Tsrn dssoH Essin considering evidence TIE x"'
s Real on bis direct "ss snd: % 70 AND the DE-
ceased before ho. sired report Of pistol heard Cannon
sasfs counsel g Show that he dess.sd
hs killing b..ies and bruised n: I = iss so.s S1.a % @
come to the knOysdss Issnsr b unreasonable that The
q tSs anisbty Of I'm, dene ior The decision Of General Term
wsS, ss i t % . s .g " & g under FSt he
70 allow tss writ o. error direct hA sta,
proceedings until the OpDIOD and Judgment Of the General Term can
Sot .y t have not 20 this conclusion without most
careful examination ie bill Of exceptions, And Of The Questions pre-
% BY NJ Without s sa SSdf s ~ =. % ssa % Indy
sat with when th, application vas argued ,., IT,
vent rejoicing and favorable comments by the numerous
friends and acquantanees OF the prisoner who nave con
stanty manifested unusually intense and eetVe SYM
pathy for him in his unpleasant position. The ntell
gence OF the grant Of the application ior say o. pro
ceedings was promptly conveyed TO inc Lomys
ter the decision was rendered. IL was communi'
Gated to the prisoner in his cell, Mr. Stevens
Beyond flushing slightly in the face Real displayed no
visible emotion ftoy at the pleasant ndlngs atnougne
thIsiastie and excited ON hearing the good news Er
acty what his feelings we're at the apprOach OF ms e1
In whom he conded but It Is asserted by those
were in daily attendance him and had him IN custody
so expressed himself on several occasions to different
persons His whole demean0r for the last few days was
ire from tmidy fear, denOtng that what he sald
was strictly true His religious deyotons have not been
very jealous encouraging, although ne mas SHOWN
great respect for his spiritual advisers on Wedhesa
freely with his Keepers on various subjects lesteroay
forenoon he preserved the same l,yeliness. even
Of his scaold IN the courtyard OF the TomDs IN close
proximity to his cell After e deGs0n SSa o abt me a t
moved The friends of Real, many OF them rough and
dangerous looking e. congregated about the CORRIDORS
and entrance OF the Tonbs early In the morning ana
made clamorous demands for admittance, but their
brusque demands refused in every instance. One
OF the most violent Of them Twenty.rst Ward rough
named Hugh Mnnick insisted forcing his way inside
despite the objections made TO his presence He Mas net
eildeayored 10 make him comply by pushing him. AT
this iuncture Minnlck dealt the officer powerful blow
taken before Justice Downg, who committed him 70
prison His political friends however, gave bail aud OBJ;
taincd his release IN very short TUE. H...