The New York herald., 1872-10-29
The Chief Recites the Story Of His
Escape and Wanderings.
A Gentle AdmOnitiOn to
the Press.
PROCTOR IN COURT AGAIN.
The Long Looked For Letter
Read i'm Court.
"GooDBY, POLICE DEPARTMENT."

Tampering with the Jurors-The Attorney Gen.
eral Offers Proof-Address Of the District At
torney-The Grand Tournament To-Day.
The trial OF Chief McWilliams ana Detective
Doyle was resumed at Jersey City yesterday.
The cross-examination Of the Chief was contln-
ued, az fDllows:-
Know man named Saunders; he keeps a lager beer
him about this trial he came to and said he had
on Thursday saturday he aid suggest to
despatch shown This Is e my handwritns I il
s &c Wss me wao Rom WSo
keeps the house. The despa!e& was read
John HALEY West Houston street, New York - '''1
mo az 'aSi0rs :" sBMARb sSS AsHRbfnsM McwrLLrAmsn
Evidence continued Haley is professional gambler;
Doyle hS I
SSn eaa
up to the ail three times went one day Bnmsted and
sd s Sops promised " wsaS Nave there
and
nss ws Sa n II breaking Kin int The TIE First
s e
Eighth street and a1nss snsaaway says1sa ns uorsr
@ rot s sp pa ana
ia y
at that time @ he was Of completely ne Nathan
Tns SCHUYLER DIAMOND ROBBERY;
saw him often in company with thieves, and think
Did you no. think i was your dpy to find ont where
nats notorious public character Of that
ssys;sS ssSSs
ons the bank used to g into Mrs Bce%el % to see
was the impression that the bank could not be
4 NoTomous BANK RoBBER,
named Charley ADAMS who % was in ssrssy cy about
IL he % tqgn the aSs es the
.nst @ ne question q ne safety bsnEi Ms
exactly 70 me at the time: got iniormailonol '
noon Warren sent despatch y Eamondson telling hln
nation Of that til two O'clock The following day. the
Did ever Ten any Of ihe police 70 look out for
s sT 5 n% % USs oa ass a s S
DESCRIPTION Of the man
1Sys $ he f% ws
Mss a cnsa xa ride n Ne CIV s
s rf5s sy ssG se ON
the forenoon Of the oh Of October stayed there m about
' s and f s 'S
\
ssSApE FROM THE DEPUTY SHERIFF;
Ssa
asS%t Sa %o Be S y &
SSeuShs Sser q on Street, Ct an
rested me struck me tha, he had no right to do so aer
ss'ss
se 70 the epo
y the %sn se fS S
ton, VT IteSk up paper and saw report that had
Boston stopped st the fremont House despatch
home and got reply telling me TO come back came
Did tel any officers Of the bank ,hn, * You ad not
s s sp a. ssT
TECTIvE rARRELLY AND CAPTAIN IRVING;
70 get some information IRON him as TO whether Dcnning
RoBsrNe 4 BANK IN COLUMBIA, C.,
man imam named a. Scott sssps Place Sssason
sc9 was SrS ssssye IN the Third
would not do such a thing.
z. Give us an explanation OF
lost his watch the tram while playing cards
could give me some normaton in regard to ~; de-
ae Il s N % s sS s ae or
Inc information ofthe Attorney General.
COMMENTS BY THE PRESS.
At this stage counsel for the defence drew their
heads closely together and perused eagerly the re-
por! Of the trial in sundays HERALD. They then
addressed the Court as fOll0ws:--.
May it please the Court, there is matter l would
!. o. in %n re a5
for the press hold IN my hand paper which @ contains
read r. ihnvc desire any OF the pcntienen
present. but simply TO point out the improperly oi such
is"a' ANY COMMENT SUGGESTION or OBSERVATION
on the conduct OF in the Is highly improper
There certainly some remarks in New York raiers
paragraph complained Of but will hand TO the Court
The paragraph complained ofreferred to the sud-
den disappearance OF Mrs. Devereux, and counsel
took particular exception to the query "Was she
Judge Depne-The Court made some remarks
about this matter on the first day Of this trial.
IL is
PERFECTLY LEGITIMATE
to publish fair report OF the proceedings, and the
this matter. The Court hope that there win be no
further occasion for reference TO this subject Lhey
was the result OF inadvertence
DISTRICT ATTORNEY GARRETs0N
addressing counsel for the defence) Why don't you
show the report of the first days proceedings in
the -9 We have had much greater reason to
complain OF that.
is the organ OF the Jersey City Ring.
DETECTIVE DOYLE ON THE STAND.
nine Years Old was born in jersey City have been On
the police In lsol as patroman was pafSnan seven or
nearly two years, was detective about eleheeh months
under the present department know Denning Proc tor
locked up; met Denning by night in Jersey City
TO talk with him never told the Chief met him; did
not meet Dcnning between the 18th and last OF
May LAST was sick at that time with smallpox about
paces went home aoout eleven o'clock; was In Lange's
saloon that night was there between nine and ten
o'clock went there from the station house; In the
latter place at roll call; was IN Lange,s about Ave
oyster saloon the avenue; didn't Denning that
night, Mr.. Snndford either
The despatch to Ahern was shown to witness, who
said That 10 my handwriting and received that answer
Ceegram RI the Chief told send the DESPATCH was
introduced to Ahern nine or months ago; did not
see him the day when sent the despatch; don't know
whether he expected dcsDach the lett Ter addressed TO
Dcnning and saying Nose Is going 10 act wrong was
given to me by Mrs Devereux received ~ ~ neI PaiVa
In New York put II in pocket; she asked me 10 give
tito Winfield TO send into the ai received an envelope
from Winfield; gave 1t t6 Mrs Devcrcux on the cross.
walk In the court yard the Friday morning after dd not
the contents Of the letter. never read IT. Mrs peve
told its never saw II bc0re was
over 10 Mrs house Chief sent me over;