The New York herald., 1875-07-01
THEY DEMAND THE EVIDENCE
All the Proceedings Sent to
Them by the Judge.
THE LOADER AND PRICE CASE.
Proceedings in the Police Court
Yesterday.


In Brooklyn that the whole case OF Tllton against
Beecher ia double-dyed conspiracy, laid hare by
the interposition OF God. Tilton. Morris and
Moulton are said to be threatened with arrest,
and in the huppub and babel thus raised these
over shrewd lawyers, Messrs. Tracy and Shear
man, hope 10 divert attention from their client to
the miserable couple OF silly mechanics, Loader
and Price.
THE rIREsOME JURY
in the Beecher case as usual Kept crowds OF people
waiting in and around the Brooklyn Court House
al through the hot hours or yesterday. No jury,
Iince the jury system was invented, fell In ior
arger share OF maedictions They were anathe-
natized IN more than one form OF expression, and
BY both SIDES OF the case Beecherites Tlltonies
slike, with equal force OF Indignation
and disgust. 'They are all bought up,
except one,, exclaimed an irate anti-Beeecher
man, "and they hope to wear out that man by
waiting.n 1t was very singular to most people
why. the jury should remain long. So
thought Mr. Beach, the senior counsel for the
plaintiff who for the first time since the jury
tired came over to Brooklyn yesterday morning,
to flnd out II there were no means OF reaching
conclusion by the jury, one way or the other, be-
fore the summer solstice expired. Fifty different
reasons were offered by the quidnuncs for
THE JURY's DELAY.
They were waiting. as alleged by one speculative
gossiper, to be offered q higher figure more
money for their SURFACES. Another would lnti-
mate that no jury could reach conclusion
after listening to such charge as Judge Nielsen
delivered. The Judges charge was again and re-
peatealy blamed for keeping the imprisoned dis
pensers OF justice so long without arriving at an
unanimous understanding. Other reports gave 1t
out that the jurymen were having 80 good time
they were reluctant to leave for their sultry
homes till the July heats were over. They had
cool and comfortable
SLEEPING QUARTERS
IN Judge McCue's courtroom, a chamber OF mag
nincent proportions, with tall, spacious windows
facing the bay and letting in the only cool breeze
that saved humanity rom expiring in the torrid
heat OF the day. Then they had plenty to eat and
drink, not intimating that they are otherwise pro-
vfded Tor when at home, but they have fed on
Delmonico's fare since they have been locked
up. To very curious people 1t an
interesting study to watch the debris
OF each diurnal feast brought out through the
corridors in hampers and clothes baskets-to
note numerous empty strawberry basKets, pickle
bottles, cigar boxes PROSTATE champagne TASKS
Ind countless plates, dishes and glasses, indca-
nve OF nign life above stairs among the festive
twelve. Then, sitting day and night, they get
aoube the regular fee, and by sitting till Christ
mas each one Will have the price Of q handsome
corner lot and house.
THE PRICE-LoADER AFFIDAvITs
In referring 10 the wonderfully diversified
series OF reports that noatod all over the Court
House corridors all day Tuesday 1t was given In
the HERALD OF yesterday as among one OF the
rumors tnat the original aridavits OF Loader and
Price were not to be found. The fact is they were
nled in Judge Nelson's court Tuesday, and are
now 10 be seen there.
AT JUDGE BILEY's COURT
the case OF the People against Loader was opened
In the morning at eleven O'Clock In presence OF
packed audience, about ten per cent OF which was
composed OF the veteran court hdottues OF the
Ttlton-Beecher trial. For the first time the Dis
trlct Attorneys once came to the front in the
scandal su1t Assistant District Attorney Smell ap
pcaring for the prosecution. Three OF the
Beecher counsel were also present, but had little
to say in open court. The proceedings terminated
without eliciting any particularly vital points by
reason OF the absence OF Mr.. Joseph NJ. Pearsall
who drew up tho afldavits OF Loader and Price.
The was adjourned till hali-past nine this
morning. when Justice Riley will proceed with
the examination which Will probably last several
hours Price, 1t is understood, will be made
q co defendant in the suit ana will thus be made
to eat portion OF the bitter leek with his fellow
lanorer, Joseph Loader, in the upholstery art.
The Plymouth people seem bent on pushing this
case against Loader 10 Its utmost limits.
THE LATEST REPORT
the gossips circulated around the Court House was
mat some people deeply interested IN the result
pf the case climbed up to the garret above the
ury room, and, listening at the ventilator in the
centre OF the ceiling overheard the Jurors baloting
beo ", with the result OF ve for Tilton and seven
Tor Beecher.
THE CONSULTATION
The Jury took breakfast at seven O'Clock A. Nj.
hout ale RaaC rriv INT
the Court House. In the Judges private room
. consultation between the counsel both sides,
at which Judge Nelson attended for a short time,
took place after twelve O'Clock ana broke up
without finish. About halEpast two Pryor,
Beach, Morris and Tilton retired to Parker's res.
taurant, the Judge saying, at the same time. that
before recalling the jury he should give the men,
bers OF the press an hours notification. as he had
promised TO do. Not long alter this the jury de.
scended to Judge McCue's room for lunch, and in
passing down stairs and across the corridor
underwent the inspection OF close throng OF
curiosity seekers who rushed out from all the
adjacent chambers to take look at the famous
swelve.
NO USE WAITING.
At halfpast four O'Clock the Judge informed
HERALD reporter that there was no use waitiIp
tha, number OF the jurymen had sent for clean
bothing and that was satisfactory indication
lhey intended spending another nignt in their
present quarters.
THE JUDGE CHEERFUL.
Judge Nelson was cheerful. He had disposed
or tue only case remaining on the calendar OF his
sourt-a libel suit against Brooklyn newspaper
and, with the anticipation of being soon favored
with an opportunity OF quitting relations with
the Beecher scandal, he was naturally inclined to
bake pleasant prospect OF the world and It's
cankering cares. When the diatory jury have
come In and said their final say and get dismissed
TO their long bereaved homes Chief Justice Neil
SON Will proceed to Saratoga and enjoy himself in
ais own modest way.
THE SCENES IN AND ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE.
more dsconsolate ana dsgusted looking
lhrong has seldom congregated In the vicinity OF
pool room to listen to the extent OF their losses
on horse race tnan that which yesterday assem-
bled near the scene Of the Tlton-Beecher investi-