The New York herald., 1872-10-03

and intelligence-the counsel on both sides
being men OF more than ordinary ability.
For the prisoners there appeared Mr.. Kuhi. light
haired keen-lookng gentleman; Mr.. John T.
Bird, q gentleman with heavy, dark mustache
and whiskers, and Mr. Cenkling, rising lawyer.
who bears striking resemblance to Justice Bixby.
Mr.. Chamberlain, the District Attorney, q mild
hammered man. ana Mr.. Allan, p0rtly gentleman,
WITH AN INsNUATING EYE
and persuasive voice, have charge OF the interests
OF the State, and Mr.. Justice Dunham prcsdes over
the proceedings with great dignity. Seated near
the witness chair, the Sheriff. Mr.. Rittenh0use, Ii
constantly seen, and Notwithstanding the charges
made against him, he looks as little like coward
az one could well Imagine. In the background .
crowd OF gaping villagers make up the picture.
Andrew Streeter, small. fuzzy-faced man, was
the first witness called When he came upon the
stand farmer near me remarked. HE is as black
politically as the ace OF spades, and he will go hard
against the Irishmen." The result OF his examna~
ti0n proved this as he displayed considerable
eagorness to render his testimony in favor OF the
negroes. The following Is summary Of his direct
evidence:-
reside Patcnburg near where the riot OF the 22d o.
%sns hs Garter r nSS' moSans
the going s ns SSd tey not a xda .s sf
three hundred yards my house them going
but for what Sss cant t,sy say; i. anon, ,u,n,sr.
ssv Of nsIsSssrs ss!asrins around ana ss
S Ssa isS S night
and that The negro shanes had been d we mad
disturbed US il siumbers; that about ali
about eight W O'clock; % Is v mile nile S or iit.Is
nall y $ ss soss sss ars s' mss
% n: Fai % ss $s %sa ssx ss:
ia srs Hs saaSsrs IF s had
and some had hammers s and pncers IN & their hands,
their has as c.
ssrey him and spoke to fia h% 'a s
h tine had nearly Al & some one in
Ssrf,ss down % there Ss said they had all ''' "''' ''
he merely halted passed MsFdden had nothing
In his hands, do not remember qf seeing any q the the
s;ss' mere @ % -, Fl;
s ns's
were and tny passed sss
y: $s
SesId he sa2 NIGH. % wa. %s sHf n
THEY HAZE AVE BILLED Len a S SsGrs leroy Oyer =, HEss N.
K SssfS ,S:% S sSs MANI
:ssy ss NJ
nss no ns
sssss below Rs the %srs
main had when Barney reached , US he was
cited he spoke when going past in friendly manner;
he '.i Vim s'.s:' "a; sps1 tunnel
sss.a sss tSs NJ
window Wine and ss ss m they had eapcS%gs and clubs
Z % ea @ S Ssn S1Si Rs%
men: when Barney went past my brother Lewis
nearly msss
talked with my when ne & crowd @ M sit and be-
Ss dd them negroes
AT this point the cross.examinatlon 81 the wit
Mr.. Kuhl, who succeeded in shaking his evidence
relative TO the exact words used In relation to the
between counsel during the cross.examnason. o exam
Saturday afternoon wa. u clinton and the
sSsf wilson s sss Ss' To- oH %.S and ss
s's saa
hs said Irhmsn in nrsicn5argh had asked g
sGn o me s" what sns ms al e 9;
said there was man &c me there early on sunday morn
s s S q that house 's ssp arms s. % gSn hS
and they did not either asked the ,i,one. where he ne
down where a. into Ss S road near Dsy %
% he him
were hled nsre And va, Ala an,wered men three sail
S ss,S aid back % ,es shan.isss, and q tunnel.
~ s sss San aa 70 % What ySa had r a
against The 'pgssr:i Joseph wilson spoke up and told
'''' : . rsri Nv xourn smur,
the woods, near where the darkies were shot
During the cross-examination the witness fre-
quently contradcted himself
Jacob n Anger deaf old genteman sworn-I reside at
Psenburg was At home on the day OF the riot the frst
heard that the darkies shantes had been
burned downs my wife got up in the night and went To
got up to look for about quarter o mile oh
when got TO Mr. Aliens he said the Irish had gone
out 20 k the darkie passed on and came 10 spencer
% them had an old ashioned pistol aud chunk of boy
had couple OF drills.
A
several guns and some blacksmh's tools ia The
hands IL of the crowd passed along several
., ,hem ea me- s,ed mormnS had & conse,'s!oa VITA
said 70 him. What Earth does this mean ~; he said
& s Ss @ .s"as sSss ny wS,sa asea nsS sn ass sss
ahnlr tss fittls quiet " cannot say how many
ihsre were. there hight he a hundred VI them; did
10, see George NIibugn IN The crowd.
This witness was scross.eSamned az great length,
and when asked 20 point out any OF the parties
concerned IA the saJ he burst into tears aud cried
Ike q child.
IN Pasnbarsh. am acquainted With John tc,ie; have
known hlm about month 4 ssw him ~ nay honse os
ths morning the ~ he said they had compelled hm
81 down te read ana he wssisd nay gaa told him that
rmNy asD KIttFp a soVss
no AZ he tunnel Ne said rs had nothing defend him
% % ..s se s sss y I'm y ~ S~s ~ me- aa rosS nG
return stoai brss time 6at al not .se What tnsy
hia AZ ths iaqasa shs name u hs man who va. Killed
Thomas toli al the Inquest the woani under his
points6 cot asa bullet hole.
The examination a. this point was adjourned
until tomorrow morning.