The New York herald., 1872-12-22

what was told by parties that were there, ne con-
cluded he was not unbiased. He was excused:
John Johnson, a plumber, did not read the last
trial. but read OF the homicide, and has his Opin-
ion he could not decide on the evidence OF sworn
witnesses before him.
LITTLE STORM ALLAYED BY THE CoUkT
Herbert c. Barnum, jeweller. OF No. u Maiden
lane, read the papers and formed an opinion about
the homicide; was uncertain how far that would
influence his verdict but believed he could render
verdict on the sworn evidence.
Mr.. Tremain asked His Honor to instruct the
trers that they not justified by law In reject
ing the Juror, but His Honor declined.
The triers found the juror competent, ana the
Mr. Tremain, with upliited hands and stern tones,
protested against the challenge. saying. Nobody
suits the prosecution who has formed an OPINION"
Mr. Beach contradcted the assertion.
Judge Boardman fastened to calm the gathering
sorm, and said he was very sorry anything OF tne
Mr.. Tremain-I have let the challenges hitherto
pass without remonstrance, but now cannot re-
Colonel Fellows-That is indignation against the
law and the administration OF 1t.
Judge Boardman-Call the next juror.
CORNELIUS LUISTER-ELEvENTH JUROR.
AT a quarter to four O'Clock the eleventh Juror
was obtained in the person or Mr.. Cornelius Luis
street. This arer Re ali his wrs Preceding fellows
bears the right stamp to qualify him for the solemn
duty ne has sworn to discharge He had no preju-
render verdict where the punishment was death.
WILLIAM 7. .nITcHE1-TwELrTH JUROR. -,
the acceptance . OF m Mr. William sai MITCHELL who
went through the ordeal OF examination and cross
examination satisfactorily.
THE JURY.
The following is the full jury with the names,
business and residences OF the jurors:-
r,;- L David va Egglestone iron merchant, No. East
q Charless 8. Loper. retired merchant, o. varick
street. ..I
a John A. Beyer, 1877 East Fifteenth street. -four
merchant.
T. Abraham C. Norris insurance, "a West Thirty
8. Charles A. Yost, clothing, 1O2 Bowery.
g. Jesse NJ Bolles, merchant, I21 East Fifty-fourth
street.
T. Joseph Sands, $40 Lexington avenue, architect.
g. David Hepburn, carpenter, SAT BroOme street.
g. George n. Manchester, brickmaker, foot East
Ninety first street.
10. Augustus Bechstein, provision merchant, 100
II. Cornelius W. Luister builder, a2e West Fifty.
II. william P. Mitchell, printer 100 Bowery.
THE JURY CAUTIONED AND DISCHARGED TILL MON
Judge Boardman, addressing the jury, said-
"Gentlemen, with the consent OF counsel ! have ar
ranged to have a sufficient number OF officers
attended by an onicer. 80 that you may return to
your homes an spend the Sabbath with your re-
spend your time as you may deem IT. do this
with view OF rendering the public duty you have
sworn to perform as little obnoxious as possible.
take this occasion to caution you to avoid
by every means In your power every cause
OF suspicion even in the slightest degree. Do
nothing yourselves and permit nothing to be done
in your presence that could be possibly construed
as subject of suspicion. 1t will be your duty not
only to guard your own conduct, but to see that
sworn duties and their responsibilities. II you
should have any complaint OF this kind to make
report the circumstances to me- and shall hold the
officer offending to strict accountability. Gentle
men, you may retire.
COUNSEL GRATIFIED ALL AROUND.
The personnel OF the jury was source OF great
qualification to counsel on both sides, and the
opinion expressed that the public interests in
this important trial would be cOnided to men cap
able of aDpreCiating the responsibility they had
dertaken as jurors. The Court then adjourned
till Monday at halfpast ten O'Clock.