The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-15

Aw Nj. Schuyler there; witness n.st made an en-
gngement with him; subsequently he mace an en-
pairs and the mllwright work under the directions
81 MT schuyler; witness worked there until the "a Of
); r. r, 81. e cr Das
last month; he was partner In the concern; witness
worked on the main moor; on that door were tha
don open the first time and attach . hose 70 Tine
sas, . under re Qoor and seencs to ne yard
on the eth Of August; saw the cisern room open on
another occasion; Or. Blaisleu WIS present and
opened y; thai was on sunday; there was lock on
there were fteen barrels VI whsxey In the tubs and
he would like 10 have thekn out; he thought 1t was
there was NO way 70 get it out except In barrels he
said there was but that Dcssenoorf was not there;
saw y cpen AGAIN IN september the same as before
attached v the tub and let down through the
noor the Croton water tub was under
vas open saw the tube be-. pass So from ON the tub
under the hoor and out by the window, and there 1t
ss.shss g the PIPE under me shed WIN y me
dsstery the day before the up TO about five
OF O'Clock; Dessendorf there; saw DR.. Bais-
su attached s @ Se TUBE Inc sSms as e usaa
not there on the night OF the seizure; went back 70
we.k Afsr the seizure o. the i.tn o. noy Z,
knew the defendant, Mr.. McLaren; saw him at the
sillery before the mrs; seizure; he had charge OF
sisslis1s ii che time iroa '' It's release to
the second seizure: saw the ctstern room
oren m APRIL McLsren Dr. Baisdeil ana rsr MR.
on the hose; Was on about four hours that night;
the nora was screwed on 10 the taps and the bottom
the ~0lskey Tab and WAS let Out through the floor
70 the tap under the shed; saw the cstern room
twice OPENED In NAV; thus was at night; McLaren,
.frsne and " tlli3m Farmer were there; John Nc
Iarea Opened the door on that occasion; the hose
put before by Mcl-aren: the clstern room
vas open the most part OF that night am not sure
taaf whIsxes ran through xlI tie Time as McLaren
and aies ay some bags 70 seep and left the hose
10 take care Of Itself the Doctor (BlaisdelD was
% es S part ,S % as ngA Ia the Ct aaaas
ISL; ram four or ave weeks; stopped for
about week and began to run again; there was
started, and II ran 0n 10 the ID November, when It
VAS seized; ahoat 1850 bushels OF grain were con
sasas,s' ran one week L. Aprl when we Consumed
ob,sclisa was taken 70 this testimony on the
Mr. rhelps argued Il was most material to prove
the capacity OF The disiilery, OF the sections
provided nor nne twice the value OF the spirits
Question admitted. worked the next week 1000
bushels. Witness dentined the defendant Mr..
Mclarn.l THIS closed the direct examination.
Cross-exAmined ~ Mr. knox-Went 70 work In
the ofslilery June 1851; was suDpTncd ~ witness
ar .,as.s ices y Sr aalsys clerk aad has been
the money he had received N connection with this
case. witness produced some three or four sub
psnas served upon ham after the various postpone
meats ct tine case.
n' ssa .ss s,ss any % NJ ;s
attendance heret A. No. ar. ] come here merely
~ Witness without prejudice 10 any one.
The whole of the afternoon consumed IN the
crosse animation Of the witness. who went through
the ordeal with unusual eQuanimity Of nerve and
concurrence IN every detail OF statement ~ In his
direct examination.
AZ the Close q inls witness testimony no further
ncrroS 10 COMMIT rux DEFENDANTS.
Amer the Jury had retired Mr.. Courtney United
States District Attorney applied 20 have the defend
ants committed 10 the custody Of the Marshal tall the
termination u the trial.
Counsel for the defence inferposed. but the Court
colncidlnx with Tho proprety Of the Application ~
the District ATTORNEY under the circumsl anccs
Gated the ball aud ordered the defendants into GUS
t0dy
O'Clock.