The New York Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1855, Page 1

HE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 7030. MORNING EDITION--TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1855. PRICE TWO CENTS. larrelt W. Hyfeman, John Pris, Jacob L. Satins, James ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Day. | THE STANWIX HALL WOMECIDE, | somsrtinpor‘ct te wgoee A wiscn ace oppmdt> | Gort W i otemaay Jha £4 Jao I flim ine SUPPOSED HORRIBLE TRAGEDY. threst had the desired ettect, os the prassanpe was convey- ed the remainder of the journey ia safety, He sew hee Se SOLE Me See ‘Loe Court informed the counsel thus the jaror said | formed and expressed an Opinion in the matter,’ and were confinee in ‘he White Plains srideweil there to await the NEW PUBLICATIONS, | Trial of Louis Baker for the Hemicido of be had sogsgeinen'e sat waa c der it impcaddle Jr Ss carers ‘ iste Soh aisbely Blew tasers 6% ‘The Gehconce Kadora Souttled in Long Laland | result of the inquiry in relation to the death of the emp- LEGANT BIBLES AND PRAYER BUOKS.—THE BUB Williom Poole&mpanneling of the Jury | jir, Clusk seid the Pig 4 yar eateatieth rs dont Sy 7 ig ge ued—Arrest of the N Cook on Suspl- | lain and crew of the Budora, Riese ies om anand, smcpe aa bauatralawert. | Po Comnpieueds very dicate any J0.ory eines Me tacan. | Routh ctl fz gtmentin (2 the Jury, ai- | Goma Having Masanexed iver Hntire Crew, | , Un'Funday aod Mowray mornings, the wreck was raitd os prayer books andthe Ohurch service iain ‘Clieties?. dab Wilk: alin ides, vealenced by the length of fils trial, Ho calied upon The shastanape tubeaeant cithe Sxtars.es tora: — | 2m the Hamat of Sunday we published a brief report A > ia asad! tat wtlbeet eabed A poole in'ivory, velvet, and morocco, All the miscella- 4 a the juror to be sworn. Mr. Crane was then sworn. 1 Nineteenta ward, clothier, of the sinking of the schooner Endora, Capt. William DLity of cloth neous pul in this country are received regulariy, Hon, Judge E. P, Cowles presiding. Jaw. F. Crochs 7 2. r " Fass yopeve Sane eee iiemiee at ae pas Poy pst erg pot " - . fia ao ron, chatlenge— Ii ia cer ae 2. Ja oreo, Coad Fart; maeshant. Palmer, of Deop River, Conm., in Long Iatand Sound, # vessels payers ware recovered by memue at the grai eh 6. STARRORD, ‘The District Attorney—We are ready, if the Court | business « nw man ¢f fotnily, 3. Us Kinker, Seveuth ward, bookseller, between City and Hart tainnds, and the arrest of the | PUBs hooks, ale, the captain’ hat with hiv mene, Sw Late Stan‘ord & Swords, O31 Broalway. | pleuse, in the ease sot down for to-day. h Sonor Be ‘oolg; know wong Of the | 9 david Teeth, Bifth ward, tinvmith, ache 1a. where) ok sexta 1 Palmer,'’ written in penoll enark om the taskle. , sia parties on eltser side, nor their associates; Imaver saw | 5. German Hi Wing Seventh ward, grocer. e fpicion of having murdered tho | From the papers found, 1: appears thet the Kadors ls ROBERT HARWS GREAT BOOK, DEMONSTHA- | Th Judge—At the last adjournment of the Court an | uny cf them; | read. the nowant of the teunesetions | « sel Judie, Highth ward, produce dealer, Mathew Pyrue, Hightventh wad, builder, Arne Gall, bighteonth ward, marchant. . Jone hidian, Seventeenth wana, dry goods mer- entire crew, Since then we have re ssived a long account of the affair from our speein\ correspondent, as annexed which goes to contirm the euapictons that *ere then en & vessel of about 74 tons burthes, wae bound from Brooklya, L. L. fr Sew Haven, Coon., with » cargo of coals, and a deck load of amsorted merehnadisa, Tue ven- nel wae owned by Juation Arveld, of Deep River, Coun pte oy Sperry perenne ae mor- | additional parel of two hundred and fifty jurors was or- ange tt I bee itin cm BRAD, pecan Tt bay pa just published (RIDGE & PTAN, 342 Broad- } 1 formed un opinion on tT read ws ts to ray, routing the Tadervacie, ‘Prive $1.75; Dosage 8) coats, | €ted. Tt appears that owing to come ieregalarity no re- | {Ji tecof win taker Laie wk express tae apheion. turn bas been made to the Clerk, [he question is, are Q. Have you any opinion now? A, My opinion Imay oe ie ew chani tertained. Bed elnthes and clothing Ashed op from th | Capt. Pal so ‘PEN DAYS IN THE TOMBS, AND THE BRIDAL CHAM. | there enough of jurors on the former panel to enable th | been mod'lied by wnat! have sinco read; Tou’ say that | six peremptory challenges were exervivel by the pri- | eabin and brought ashore by the rectlent. ot se ial ma, | mite family tvtag ONS ee a ee ea is Myserion are panisbed tis day, ty ibe Now | Court to proceed with thls tla 1 do tot ake a eat ow Ae to ube guilt oF innbeenee; | soner’> conannel, and several gentiomen vere excuse fF | bor. tue dogs tanprean oF blood, Tao pllices ne A telegraphic despatch announelng the tate of the , fe 0) he Tritune; id noe r any editorial various mos. § Fao pile jer echeoner wan ito her owners at Deep River. Wi agents au) Bee er a atic ar eacy Hie haaee che “ ‘The District Attorney suggested that some return should J article on the subject in the Tria —— also found thickly clotted with gore, Aa the schooner | wan also sent to the atives af ire. ¥ aictecrstnng = : = be made. a OE now Temalning in your mind any impres- pw at Auetion, Mes in. deep water, all. attempts €» recover the | tem of the propabte fate of hor husband. As the Budeot NEWSPAPERS. Court—There was a failure in the drawing of the panc!; souls ehequaite pk fosecenoe of the scoused, waich | SALI! OF SIGYATURES BY BANGS, BROTIVERS & CO.— dead have up to last eveoing been fruitions, Hew in twelve fee of water, the operations of the bostmoa ror? A. No, wir; 1 have been limite ALF SORDS OF UALIG®APTY 2 ALL SORRS OF the Sheriff staten that thero was not sufficient time to | Mand quite Indifiorent iu the mari vo che ns ou, two cath moraiag, when mt LL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO I saw the funeral PRICES—LOW RSTL but it is hoped thet with the aid-of a derrick | the tide being at low ebb, anentrance to the cabin can be comply with the 1 formalities, c T never | : r _ STIMATION OF GOVERMO! N . \¢ A THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS ply siperees a, pag ae ures iy MRE whee Bi peor iy mga AUTHOK POX THKER CEMTS—ROBENT SCHUYEM'S | the end tack of raising tke wreck will in a few daya bo beivea Ge Nast boas niche Mm View wont ly midway os WILLMER & ROGERS, © ‘The Distel epey——it it in agreeable e Court, | Svidence Lone » oh ae T gut tro SIGNATULE SKULLS VOR SOMETHING, APTMR ATL. | anccessful, Many wild yumora im regard to the affair nds, with about thros-quer- ters of her masta sticking out of ar, Una cle examioation ot the axe which was found in the yaw boat, it wan oloarly apparent that wom foul work’ had bee commitied with the inwtrument, ‘The blede had boom buraed, and tbe handle scraped and charred so ax to of- face the stalne of blood. The knife, » murderous look Weapon, appesred ay if Si also had been stained wit blood, It ts therefore presumed frora thove facta that the 42 Nassau streal, corner of Liverty, | we would wish to make a beginning by calling jurors fbe princl halienge wi "Who are the dily auihorised agents for the toliowing forela | from tho old panel; and if there be any goatlomon on the | wan pane sr Po tallenge was withdrawn end the Juror si dyson new panel present, they had bettor be discharged. Q. Have you any personal prejudice against Mr. Baker? THE ILLUSTRATS)) LONDON NEWS, Aft A. I don’t think Chave, at the same time | must way that Published weekly in London, consists ot two large shoots of ¢r some few minutes the return was made, and the | | don’t appreciate Mr. Baker as | do otuer gontlomen | soe thirty-two pages, ‘and oppiaing upwards of forty engravings | Judge directed an order to be entered, vacating the for- | around mo; I wish him vo harm, and ted 5 ; he should not have « fair trial, London News is newspaper in everyre- | ™¢r order. Cy Loudon contains ‘nore. M ‘There wis something new yestorday at the auction room of the Meawr, Bangs, Pack row, It waa m sale of autogrephs at auction, the firat thing of the kind we have ever beard ft in the United States, where the mania for collecting speciineus of chirogeaphy ix not doveloped to a were aSoat yosterday afernoon, bat the following ac- count from one who was on the spot, will convey to our coadors the true facts in thiy moat horrinle case:— Crry Tsas@, Lona Istaxp Soup, } Novem wr 26, 1856," f 7 4 On Weduesday afternoon the Eudora was observed Q B Whiting. Ido not bel to any religious | Stat exient. We see, to be sure, a good many quesr axe aud knife al end, if suthonuc or | Judge Cowles then retired. desomtustion who ee oypeesd to onplial punteeeson fellows who rnap up auch things, but i¢ i not exasily the | coming to anchor between City and Hart Islauds, dis- | fred tu the execution of the hacei went: at tee Hon, Judge Roorevelt took his seat on the bench. Ar. Crocheron said it would be exsremery ine nvenient | fashion. In furope ali the great men aro pestored by | tance from New Ro-helle about fonr miles. The fohabi- | defnoe any staine of blood, it is wuppored the negro put The Peopla vs, Lewis Baker. to him to serve on this Jui myriacs of untnown correspondents, requesting their | ‘Mts of City Istand, as wel! se those engaged on vessels | the head of the axe in the fire aud raped the handle “ The Court thought tliat it would be very difficult to get legreo’and. as no subject of an | The Jurors in attendance on the summons issued for | jurors who would not odject to nereing a erving on this trial, in * ane ene on ruins hone bie} a the Jast panel were discharged; the other jurors were di- | ‘consequence of the intimation which fell from fis es Shas is cirgulation will greatly increase in America, pariicular- rected to remain. pr fs ey, were 2 Oe toge'her during the whole idea. . [he juror was worn, fastrated London News possesses facilities for obtain The Bistrict Attorney then nent for Baker. The priso- John 3. Rockwood, challenged _—t reside at 263 Madison yy, reliable information, to which few jovrnals have acces: ter, who was neatly dressed, looked remarkably well, and | street; am engaged in the car business; 1am « man of 20a ay in Europe. Brey, aoc 6 noes did not appear to suffer from hia long confinement. He poly; P. ba iota um. Bch ol bed beg to-day; entlemen of acknowledged liter not know Poole; I read of the transaction; I preruae oli determined to reuice the tins, | %& are, powerful looking man, bat has mo indication | Tread it in the Haat; 1 might have for mot eal opaicn pegs oe soe ceed jn the literary as it,nas | of brutality or recklosaness of human life in his counte- a far as the evidence was taken to ve trae; I don’t kaow artisiic wor! nance. On coming into court, " " ut it might require some cvidease to’ semove that PRIOR NIMZ DOLLALS YER YEAR, presaiepaieeens aie int ‘ote in pepe vag zag Ph a opinion; Tia aot aieaing ‘what I road to be teu canes CRRA) Ooo (degacted proceedings, eins The two jurors empannelled were then sworn as triers, om g Baker warmly by the hand. and the juror was challenged for priucipal cause, clean. From the fact of such a uantity of provisiene being teqad in the yaw! Suet oy ‘e im the ia hebitants of City aiand thay it was Wiinen oe te meay ; J ge sail boat from a the fobermea’s crate nd dopart on some long trip. Thare being omy one car in the yaw!l, and the negro bei but ao indifferent oarsmen, together with the fast of lolter- Ing around the spot so long after deserting: the schoomes, certainly goos to how that there may be wgreat deal of probability tn their conjectures, Of the ‘names of those on board the Radora beadde Coptain Palmer, there 1 but litle known, One of the residents of Cily inland says that he saw two passing up and down the Sound, observed that she car ried a crew of fone persons, including « negro Oa Thursday the captain and crew were hailed by « Coanec tieut river schoomer, which passed the Eudora ow her way down inst, ‘On Friday forenoon the captain of an Kastern schooner went alongside the Eudora ina small boat, for the par pose of borrowing some coal, He was mot at the gang- way by the cook, who, on being asked whore the captain was, said he had gone ashore with some friends who had eignatures; and it is told of Daniel O'Connell, that a‘ter receiving one of these applications, he wrote an answar, fraying thet he never gave his autograph to any one, and signed it ‘Your ob’t gerv't, Mantel O'Connell.’ A richer Instance of the bull Hiverniwn could hardly be found. Wellington wlso received many of these applications, and replied in the third person :—" F. M, the Duke of Wel- Kington, prevents bis compliments to Mr. Smith, and informs bin that he makes it a point never to give his autograph.’ At first this would seem to ‘ Th densely crowded, and thi Q. Wh ead thi di ie tne wba ple; bud ‘'F.M. the Duke,” hed his note called for him, ‘The negro was very willing, however, t0 |: nated Whiigy, “on board of the schooner um Thuradag PUNOH. e court room was densely crowded, © door . When you r @ Accounts did you assume 4 Lihe a the blanks filled up by his | lend the coal, and tok the stranger that he might take | last, and he has no doubt but what they formed « por- Published weekly in London, and received by every steamer. to be true?” A. I presume I did, so fur as the atatoment | PaPer Hihegraphed, and tho blanks were filled up by his tien of th PuiGe ¥IVE DoLLAds FE YEAI. dividing the Oyer snd Terminer from the Court of S¢s- | went, Idun't know thut I formed. auy prejusion against | Secretary. aie of autograph by auction are very com- | All that ho required. Ho seemed very anxious that the | ‘Wt Wt the eran Vrevious to Wilson's being taken to White Mlsina, be atated sions was thrown open, and that room also was filled with | Baker; bus Idon’t think that these kiud of men are a | mon in London, and the Koyal Antiquarian Society and | °®Ptain should leave the Eudora, and, to shorten his stay 4 he had been c LONDON wikLy TIMES, board the Kadora about two b. * necessa: il” in the community. as much a4 possible, the negro helped to fli the boat menth nd had made several trips ta her to some A Londo weekly newspaper, containing the latest | spectators i rt Ha the Britith Museum always have agents at such sales. pe 6 ped ral trips ta her port peice rf inter etthe’ oro: ‘s Mr, Clark—I suppose you ti pit; * on. Lang Island, Brean ok ie Ware dosnt me Sonounta, of the Pro: | | The prisoner is indicted, with James Turner, Cornelius | sey were not all led? (Langiver.) 4, Thats pretty | Here, however, we are too young to be old, just now. With the nepesesey task No effort will be spared to raise the wreck, aad recover See wign usta aon Sale Linn, Charles Van Pelt, John Hyler, Joha Morrissey, Jaa. | mush it, Touiemnavanititre Micce living and Patrick McLoughlin, (alias Paudeen,) for hav. | Mr. Clark—I thought so too myvelf at the time, Q. Do Nothing remarkable bappenod aboard the Budora until The collection offered by the Mesera. Bangs, yesterday, Friday. On the evening of this day the negro was ob- the podies of the dead. Arrangements are made to have a dorrick brought to the spot, , ! “ Yrising out of these clarses of | cluced two hundred and thirteen specimens of penman- event, all that now remains in doubt will be oleared A tri-weekly ne . published on Monday, Wednesday | ing, on the 26th of February, 1865, in the Kighth ward, | YOU {eel any prejudic o4 ath of Sasi 4 served leaving the schooner in @ yawl bout. He com. , « and Friday eveningn’ by te proprisiors of the 7 | fclontoualy ill Willem Foole with a loedad pistol by, | Kuneagtiome wnt would gaquslly you as «Juror? ALT | ship, of all sorts of people, from George Waablngton | Served eave Hn aceasta ae ceous | Aid, what appears at present to be wrapped ta NDON DAILY TIMES, lously lam Poole with a loaded pistol, by | don’t know that I have. 3 don’ want to have any part | down to Fowler, the phrenologiat. There were only J 7 J darkness, will be made manifont as day for the convenience of foreign readers, It contains all | wounding him upon the left side of the chest, of which | in putting any of them dut of the way; 1 think from all | some twenty or thirty persons present, and all the bid | of steering it appeared as though he dM not know exactly | There is a report in cireulation ‘here, that Caplaie ther matter of the Times, except ite aavertisements; has the circumstances I could give Baker « fair trial, the Parliamentary debates, and ail other nowsin fui, and is | he died on the 8th of March following. To Mr. Whiting—I have no prejudice, any other than as the best publication for those who desire tuli details of news The Attorney General, (Mr. Ogden Hoffman), the Dis- against that class of persuns. where to land. He kept clove {n the neighborhood of the dock, (built on this Istand,) and acted in such # manner children were on board of the Kustera, ding wan done by four or tive of that number. The high- but the story in not eredited much here. WREOKKIR. | ent price, B11 5, was paid by Mr. West for @ letter fi orrad yt 2 > OR a Aulct Attorney, (Mr. A. Oakey Hall), and Mr. James it. | “The tress found the challenge not true. : figned by George Washicg'on. A mumber of documents, { that wome ofthe islanders became suspictous, About 8 | yy) titel ad Pregl bane vee. & SMITHS KUROPRAN TIMES, ——«_— ST storie | iad | Mactan Weak Cinsesibon Ain 15 gic specie gin lon benring the signgiures of Robert Fulton and Robert R, | 0’clock in the evening, and while the yew) boat was close | 104, ug start island In the yacht lack Vagle, thet the Fubliabed at Liverpool on ihe day of wang of each saturday | Dir, James T. Brady and Mr. Horace F. Clark detended | fon against him. Livingston, were Taken by Mr. White, at 87 60. Benja- | bevide the shore, the inhabitants of City laland were 84- | soa ones Budure, (of Baybrook), which warnunk on Frt- steamer for America: yopais of engmereal, shipplng, Ca the test thing | tracts: unklin challenged =I have read of this | gin Frapklia brought $5 25. A blank cortiveate of | tonished to ree the rchooner heel over nd wink. ft was | Soiined tule (Of tar Clip biases banat she borne VE tobe done wan for tha geatlomen su tho other ide te | which Ihave get Hen —® Sxed ovluloa— | remterabip of the Soclely of the Cincinnatl, signed by | * bright moonlight aight, and the mishap could be plain. | 707 iM newoe lla aad Tily Baad ne mat Yor pow NDON ILLUSTRATED TIMES, announce whether they wished to have separate trials, Challenge ailowed. George Washington, President, and Henry Knox, Socre. | ly teen from the shore. Two of the inhabitants, named | ii a, conclusively that _ murder has been Published Oe ee eee Mr. Clark—Mr. Baker is ready to be tried. Counsel James B. hirker, challenged—I have read of this case; tury, was sold for $6. A sen letter, (protection for a Jorhua A. Levinass and Charles Me Jlennon, immediately perzetrated on board, She les tn t fa! the per year. then asked for a separate trial, aud waives the reading | I have formed an impression in the matter; I read part vorsel,) rigned by President John Adams, and Secretary | Put offin «small boat, in order to render assistance to r a in three fathoms of wa - ter, und is not wholly submerged at low water, Severs articles of property have beon fished up from bee. Among (hore were the veasel’s burgee, « pillow, and fome bed clothing, all of which were more or loss satura- of State, iimothy Pickering, was sold to Mr. Butler for $200, Major General Schuyler and Jonathan Tramball (soldier, staleniau and artist,) brought nine shillings éxeh. 'A $47 Continental” bill, subscribed to by those on board the sunken vowel. Before they cant up to the vessel, however, they met the negco, whs pulled for his bare life when he saw these men ap together with every newspaper, magazine or pe | orehe indictment. The a . The prisorer pleaded not guilty. of the testimony taken at the inquest; I forget the ei Serene prombiag teorted oo te enivel oceeh Candamut of The first juror ¢ led was Bernard McCaffrey. Wij y | sedtagtnncen oo tos oalg; Viaek coy moras ‘any fixed opi ssi pl a challenged on tLe part of the priauner for principal cause. | nion; the impression 1 formed would require some evi- WILLMER & ROGERS, ‘The juror belog sworn, deposed that he lives at No. 238 | dence to remove. 42 Nasauit sireet, corner ot Liberty. Elizabeth street; is a grocer; [do not know Baker; I did To Mr. Whiting—t1 did not form acy fixed opinion as to A liberal discount to the trade, or to ‘postmasiers sending | it krow Poole; I have read an wacount of the transac. | the guilt or innocence of the accused wigner of the Declaration of | proaching. Surpecting that he had been guilty | (0 le; 5 - 4 with blood. ‘ f ‘vornol alome La nee et —— | ticn; Iformed an opinion which in my own mind would | ‘The challenge was witadrawn, end the juror was sworn. Feet e oblmey, Maurena, | of ome foul act, they Immotiately pursued nim, | print Mood The negro, beh pe Spr acanagartind NEW COMIC PAPER—YOUNG AMERICA—A SAT. | dikqualify me from sitting as.» juror; 1 amof that oplaion | Jeremiah A. Wilkinson. beiug sworn, suid he was op- | 1% ‘Jette 1 Janes Maden gi th) De Witt | ®Rd rucceeded afters short but exciting chass in coming first) Sarentyn wetle soulling echare, whiats rica) weekly paper, with the above title, willbe } sull. Chailenge allowed, posed to capital punishment. Q. Sitting ax a juror, it fevoyt t a chard ‘ioe Marahall gi. Robert Mo up with Lim fust as he was about to jutp ashore, The jone st the instance of Mr. N. ©, Ball, (one of the Dublshed early in December. 04 cont por number, or $25) | Veter hemp, chullenged—Lives at 184 Charles street; | the evidence proved the party guilty, would you find » | Clinton, 81 so. Chief Ju tice Marshall 81. Robert Mor. | igi, way then promptly nec he tavern, | Justices of the Teace), who detained him on shore te pp; tanem,,, Bubecriptions and oouteibuilons tape netrgecet z Roow sotoetiiln of hla, amasians eo not know VAIS Spates Liaw? A KS Q Do you saiartein pach as ‘oweral Hiehey, Ren ite Willa De ‘9 ‘The yaw! boat was toen near aaa tries nah int ms yo peak od yn 4 We }, Publisher, street, * crs L knew Poole by sight; I don’t think I formed aa | a conscientious opivion ou would not Had a verdict = poy Ang Sug bh) carpet bag containing clothing, Satard a ous 20 ‘a Tg > SRE aera = «| oplalendadhe sue tary Seappoon Leslie Ghedritienns-1. OF guilty ‘where death? way’ Yao eosbeqhease OF aiid polio etl a Cahir gia play Re DN nn ed by out to, have been Unt oropert of € tonnty Jui at White Taina, On hie peraon wore foumd LENTY YET ON HAND OF THE en ara kl as I take that paper; it was the reports 1 read; I did not } Verdi t, however conclusive the evidenes may bet pg piel be op i ad Se Ata ot tin nih y bog Glled with many artic ren wuch aa kolves ‘and Corks, yoks, One contall $59 and the other $1 80, London News for this week. ‘The trade, who have been | Yoaq the editorial ‘articles; I de not know that there Onjected ty aa to form and substance by Ube prosesutic and Daniel Webster only 2bc. coast phon Aig tea, suger, cheese, crackers, beet steak, » silver wi utalning the $60 in one of tds boots, A iy he fio eg A the non-arrival of their packages. can optsin | 6 ing Very severe editorial articles on the eabject, Question sustained by the Court, and auewered by the | SRsinet (he ertate of & deceased person, waa void at $426. | 07,' ‘a portetoonnaie contaluing #1 75 in silver and | fiver wateh, probably worth €10 or $40, was fanud te ne ne ee ER Mauger because I cid not read them; I don’t think | have ever Frtoner If Likuew the prisoner guilty I could not’ ren- Seeent lsesis signed hy Alexander oncnen (Sy {2 | coppers Oa) the esate of the bost were found on uxo a | one of his pochata. He had also poms beg, ta whic Foreign News office, £9 Nassau st., Sun Butidings. expressed an opinion; | know Mr. Mason, a brother in- ir a verdict of guilty. ; " * pn ge P large knife, a pair of razors, ana a telesoope. re found a boy's shirt and two pairs of shows, evideat- GUBSCRIBERS TO TUK ILLUSTRATED LONDON of Poole’s; never heard bene anything as to the The aaa sustained by the Court, and the ba i a aly tw a Stas sis aetinetton ae ihe tnding of these things golog to fasten the muapl ly bey Lo oun. Me bed wits bl ia the boat & hatebes UBSCRIBERS: x INDON | guilt or innocence of the part; rged; Poole Hyed in | juror ordered 10 be set aside, Exception taken w the |. » wer ” vet. nan a clon of inurcer «til strogger upow the ro, be wag | HDd ® large bowle kn) he chet appeared as if te Sty ya can have twtr Hunbers regulerly served in aAy 1’ my neighborhood; the mit gn eos greaeallz spoken of in } Tuling of the Court by the prisone:’« counsel. Gsylend Chiko, who Heought two sittings, aad ate, | COR Of wn gre Pltanplte: mint Oh great longi by ume | nd been burned. He (ret gave his name as George Wile > fz Mayer whose coe cents. t arn, and on Saturday morning (eo on Peet Tho rae would now be $12 were lrmt tor aie etohee, | my neighborhood, and I believe in every other neigabor- | _ Alamon T. Beige, ewurn, wall— tive ia Heary xtreet Rae ner Sele a ie alton fo hee pau, | who had capiured him as to the ease for the siaking of Maun, and on Saturday ieovge Wilwa stating an re, Y s c 7 opinion; 1 re. i ve Schuyler, ‘tin relation to fr anon aoc SA:'tee Statinans @ 7” was thirty or dbo Sabocripto isin preference'to mouotoly déslenr vn AserY® xen your mind in that state that it is prepared to re- An corsent ef the sitir ic ths peper; i have ont ieee’ | oar beget peers ny patie, anid sinanin ROR GA. tasks Of cotton to The property secowerel has” ‘wen placed ta the CU. McKBE, Manager, cotve evidence for or against him? A. I think itis; Tdoo't thiak Lwoutd | # laugh. 1° wax secured by some public splrlied person TT ttions put uo Wer, wll were of the m tbat of Ms. Charles MeUleunan, of City ieland, om the Foreign News office, 89 Nassau st., Sun Butidings. would be guided by the evidence. about tian till [heard low Ps ive of hart abo oe alt va nome y work hae been oe The person bay mppcainrep.! of Jumion Bell, whe bad caused the = Mr. Clark suggested to the counsel for the prosecution idence; 1 do not belong to any articular organize. b was evident that some ot oar later si on are | of the prisoner was then searched, upoo him | tbe arrested. The owners reside at beep Kiver, Gom- not boibered by people who want to possess thelr aula. to try acd get # jury outside the neighborhood of the de- | tion; Ico not know any of th thout, mind ha prissuer's f1 was found a wilver pencil case and a pocket knife, peen informed of the disaster. the graphs. Arong th ‘i von ceaied in the jeg of his boot was found & pocketbook, ceared. Challenged by prosecution, and chailenge disallowed, ! rt one sbilling we | fin A been be a ne ata ne Sk ay londen at Williawnelvury with eighty-six tone of REWARD—WILL BE PATO FoR TA REOOVERY | HO ns 1 . ernore’ poe (cad, taal tne beau to tare I ‘ormy General eaid that that depended entirel; Q. Have you any prejudice against him? A. No, sir. containing $50 1p bonk bills, which Le ackaowledged wa 5 ry jartfors IL. ofa Gte nue wath own Grand set 9 whetber the Jurors in that neighborhood had formedany | Q Have Jou ever seou the mact A. Idon'i know that | \3!¥9 squbey ihartnawe, of Mississiprts | the property of the captain, a ermerememme to the San Mutual ‘Company, 49 Wall streat. opinicn or not. Thave; { would hike to be excused from performing (he eBid heat: Nees evens “8 Donia, ant On boing aeked where the captain and crew wore, the Municipal Affaire. ~_ ——— —— Mr. Kemp was then challenged peremptorily, duties of juror, as wy business won't allow of it. olipa; and Kobert J. Walker, Joba aren, Benja ROALD OF ALL EBAMEN. negro raid they had lett the veael on Friday forenoon, ‘4 not seen them vince In reference to the schooner, he said that whe mast have rung w leak, for toward evenieg he «li tte try the pumps, that ahe w min tillimen Jr. Walter Forward, David Henshaw, 9. W. Dena, | ovis Mela Senators Clayton and Dawson, Abel P. Upshur, Thomas Hf. Benton, Thomas Corwin, Jecob Collamer, Commodore Skinner and Levi Wood bury. Among’ the two shilling aristocracy there are REWARD.—LOST, A GOLD LEPINE WATCH, ON | — Jomen C. Planvell challenged—t reside at 12 Grand | Challenged peremptorily, and juror dismissed, — * 1 re Friday, 28d instant, atthe Tabernacie, or from theace | street; Lam a brick dealer; [ have read this matter as it Wim Glover, being sworn, said—I reside in Righty at ppt Mealy er and Pope fag try san 4. 1s Cier | Was in the newspapers; J formed an cpinion at the time | fourtn street; fam @ commission dealer in Washiugton bt, en Seavey: ~ J “| on the evidence taken at the Coroner’s inquest; tha | market; J don’t know Baker; J knew Poule two or ture Vier baker; ; Lhave seen him in the market; be was a butcher; ‘The Vresident in the chair. ‘THUR RRCKUPTN OF THK CY MACLIOOAtn. By & communication from the Comyptrotier, (t appears ha that he bom pies wissen stanenisonenang —_ opinion was as to the guilt or innocence of y : wod was in a stoking condition; that the receipts of the Bixth and Eybih Avenue - $10 BARD L08T, oN tHe wap INsT., ON 42 thet opinion remains ‘anti! I heer something else to al: | 1 formed an opinion of the matter at the time. Covernorn Marcy, Hint, Seward, Morton, of Massaahat | gathered together what was valuable, and geting tuto | roads, for the oe peprateckcan bape fellow _ Fifth avenue, a small black and tan King les } ter it. @. (By the prorecution)—Had you an opinion at the | ptt; Baldwin = Dutton of om ~ Jag avery | tue yaw bout made for shore 4 ts J eee ee. Seetays camreins. tat. Riane Cos. The Attorvey Genera! consented, in this particular | time whether the party was guilty kn gutigt bh, | CS SS ee oe hens maha ene He said he war endeavoring to reach New Rochelle : Rel ads y coe or to J tuarry’s mable, 22 Aimliy sire’ ) case, that the juror be excused. Yes, sir; 1 formed an opinion st the time; I suould waut | brelling (ure sobneom, Governor Bouck, Daniel emery | when eaptured by the boatmen, although be was thea fs osteoclast 2 REEW ee aes UA a Question by the Attorney Geueral—Do I understana | evidence to rewove the impremion as to whether he wag | 20 Jobn ©. Calhoun, gelng ip an opposite direction. the negro seid Jobn Tyler and Daniel Webster, together, brought m, aspiions of REWARD.—LOST, IN THE LATTER PART i | YU that you have formed aud expressed an opinion’ | guilty or innocent of taxing the lile of Poule; I should be concerning the affair, the rm: ember, a receipt book, printed beading, belo... A. Yes, both; and it would take evidence to remove it. | guided solely by the evidence | Genernt Harrison, (181i), ‘$1 0236; Startia Van | SUCernine [ie Me tte ci fired in the minds Alderman Kaous ealiet up the report be . . i ma, 87 o 814% 3; Joho M. Berrien . f the tng to the New J Express Company. Any person return | Excused. To prisoner'« counsel—I have not expressed an uukiad | Buren. d7},0.; John © Spencer, 3144 > | John ' | © the people of City island, and accordingly w st cant : Maer crn ing the same to 168 way, will reocive the above reward Chas. W. Pockers challenged—I know nothing of this opinion with regard to Baker. Challenged peremptory, | $! 1434, Alexanoer Hamilton, @1 26; KC. Winthrop, | Oa tig ly melting Of x. Bolte sad pony -_ Lg mages of the Cosel of Voliow, amd eakd eRe ae ee = { | tramsaction but what T resd; Tthink I have tormed an | Thomas Holman, printer, chalienged—Never expres ed | 27%. kenmuor Foote, Ge; Vresklent Madison, $2 90, | Erin iin, 40 f qvestaiad taa-atiy, inset contd bas bs teaicantoinaie 5 ARD. —LOBE IN A BROADWAY OMNIBUS, OR | opinion, and frequently expressed it. an opinion on the mnatter, except that he wald more than | (iver Woleott (half a dozen), 500. to $1) Jame ‘These deme time Wr the Knglich Chviot of “a inWall on the 2ith Noveusoer, # drat’ for $105, pay- To Mr. Whiling—I have forined a fixed and deliberate | once that it ‘a pity thi wi ot rid of | Polk and James Buchanan, together, tte.; Ogden | go yee sed wile thew vee nae for the Kanglieh Cte ‘oles to evacuate the flies ue iotno oraer of @. W. Unermen, end enéoreed by hist, pay | oa itton, which still reosina Ceotinegs ce that i) was a piiy the cummanity were ws of | Hotlwan ocd BF. Dutler, togecbor, L2ice.c\Joha T, | {0% he stoutly arg which he holds, (Laughter.) 5 i keeping him prisoner when they hed gut possession of all that be possessed, Hik persuasions, however, went for to the order of 0. R. Rictardson, and endorsed, also, b: ; the whole lot (laughter); would give « verdict according Richardson, Payment at9) a My > ye n Wi am v of aid check having Doe pied, ai | Wm. Oxx challenged—Lives at 102 Hammersley street; | to the evidence, did nur know Poo» or Baker. Ubat Aldermen Wittssnon moved thet the repert be made @ Sige. Lewis Cass, Soe. Lew npecial order for Monday next r, Se., Cave Joheron,’ Am Kendall, Frank Granger poner. Persons are hereby warned ag: e finder | I ama broker; J have read the accounts of the death | lenged peremptorily. . navght, for the remainder cf the night was spent in de “ 5 Vou Wil reoelve $6 on delivering its S. HIOHARDAON, 212 Filth of Poole; I formed an opinion of the guilt oc ianyconce of | sehn'buyle, chailenged—Read a little of the esse, but es lle tie saa ig BE er Mn hy veil means for the more ellectual security of the pri- | , Aviermen | Anan) Ss eee best nd ptalon still remains, Challenge al- | Wewra more of it than he read; expressed aa opinion ou Bacger, anes Secretary avy. d ee — the accused; that o; Towed. or Chase, of Ohio, 26e.; Senator Cameron, ‘of Vean: made s special order for Monday next, ao the motion Whereas, The inhabitants of the upper part of the olty have long experienced great inconveniences from the want of Feat office faciiities on account of it ate tance from the Nassau street Post offies; ne be it Vesolved, That hie Honor the Mayor be requesied to ahdren: the Postmaster General on the subject. ead te Ke upon Lim the necessity of etabilahing & lost ofc at ibe junction of Math avenarand Hrosdway that be tog ® central point o' the city in & transversal sense and tant more than 34 miles from the Nassag slreet Past ofhies, Adopted Afier referring sine tew papers from the Counciimas, the Board adjourned to Welateday, at 6 o'chork LOST AND FOUND, ‘Aretas Rowe, challenged-I revide st £67 Toath ayenue; | sili ‘Challenge sdmiiied’ nn ue me opinion cpvanin, nn aah baryon Aivatt tawremn, | yeas aunaloned goad Sas cs bt rope Aldermen Willemere wes carried. Peano mentr sh nhc 609" SE a 7 3ge.; Tsai a, Ble; . . pet eh " nts slain 4 i" 4 Fours BUM OF MONEY, Iv GOING INTO Tite Tats o.cinetist) Teed the seconisia ot this business; formed | Maurice Austine was excused in consequence of an ail. | 10M (eet ctns Heed igwery Ci-tsen Genet, Abo; J. er coeny: hacer ing @ wight's slumber | Alderman Vania oflered the following — id think I expressed it; Iam preity sure it | me le on Nios’ an ta Bias boss pe year ots 3 prety we the same by ca ‘wasas to the guilt or the party; that opinion David Teets, challenged—Does not know that he hay Proving property. eS eas * es ey Any opinion on the guilt or ionocence of the party; —_ ‘. It ~The opinion was formed waed H © tall IND—ON THE MORNING OF THE 2D, A NEW. | the evidence at the Coroner's inquest, and partly frou K Cues viadawe sia ise tt foundland dog. ‘The owner can have him by proving pro- | other resources; my opinion formed, would reqaire | To Mr. Whiting—Ha» no prejudice one way or the Te ee eee cee algal) West Twenty Bh | some evidence tp remove lenge allowed. other. Mr. Teets was then sworn. goceore No wot e_commerce onan Enoch Vessing, challonged—I reside at 36 avenue B; William Kemp, challengec—i am brother of Mr. Kemp, JUND—A HAIR BRACELET, WITH LOCKET AT. | #™ fal Dinah 1 recollect this occurrence; read of it; { | who was called as « juror, and stated that he knew Me. tached. Apply at No. 52 Cedar street. Found in Cort | formed an opinion in the first commencement; 1am of the | Mason, the brother-in law of Pole; | do mot know Ma: street on morning. same opinion sll, alae allows, KD son; T have not formed any delved opint m; I have no 2 or gaame ee ee ee lobn P. Crave, uged—I reside in seventh eympaiby with one party of the other. MD—A LADY'S DAGUERREOTYPE, WHICH THE | street corner uf Second avenur; 1 am clothier; Tread | “Lohr, Walting-—1 never formed avy decked »pinion as (0 A weatesy bok povice meee at the aastion rooms, No. | about this matter; [ can’t soy that I formed ‘any particu- | who was guilty or not; I have a slight impression wa to perth we 2 nocd. hag rtrd Teg opinion on I only that re was eiman sed the guilt or innocence of the parties ; | would be guised -OBRTIFICATE NO. 952, THIRD AVENUE RAIL r Clark—= Bret'y clear that there was a | by Oe ne Fe Pree nes sale man Kiiled, but did you form an opinion of the guilt of | or Ki. Poineett aod J. K. taulding 16%. each; J. Q. Adana, f bichard Rua, 26c.; Jared sparks, $1; William H. | *#teh over the ailent Ade. As soon os morning dawned « boat, well manned, pat of to the wpot where the schooner had unk, The masts were, for the most part, cutof the water, and it telog then low tide, the top of the binnacle was even with the strenm. Lorg poles, with hook# atiached to them, were inserted into the rtateroom, for the purpose of grappling with something which might serve to clear up the horrible 'y that wemed to Lang around the l-fated ore 't. an anxious vearch of seme ffeen or tw hen « pillow and « bed quilt ined to the surface of the T pul deed had been committed, there then but litte doubt fo the winds of the bostmen #nd hence they set themselves eagerly to work, in order § witifeans are not much thought of after they are ¢ prices rhow very fully. Ouy Lotelligence, Jou Srex Mersopur Cucecu.—It is well known that for -ome time past there has been considerable between the members of this church, arising © desire ou the wt of some of the trustees to ptown to more fasbl nable quarters. This has en ren by the more democratic members, and a cont exmbittered feeling has resulted. Bish Slapson, State, bas been chosen umpire to settle the dis: BOARD OF COUNCILMEN, This beard met yesterday afternoon. 1e evidence, irrespeetive of every thing | have heard ‘ad on the subject. 2 Mr. Boker homie Mr. Brady addiensed the triers who found the chal. | pute, ond next bye vg ea — ee if porsible, to raise some of the corpres hich they bad Petitions were firet in order, and the most important Mr. Crane—I have not. ler ge true. the ebureh, the case will come before him o iy. It | good on to me were entombed in the sunken | presented was frow gentlemen dving busines in the Lo O8T—A PLAIN, MASSIVE GOLD RING, WITH NAME Q. Did you form an opinion that the killing was justi- “amuel BR. Mount formed and expressed an opluion an | ben exci'ed no little interest in religious circles. Seok rae re of the elt; parts pbc ent and date inaide, on the way (rom 31, Kast Degraw street, | Gable, (Ubjected to.) 46 the: guilt or inmucence of Mtr. Baker 1 Whitehall Mr. Levinae cut » bole tn the binnacle with anaze, | P® y, ing for wtwam fire cogines down town. ‘Clinton street to the Atlantic ferry, Brooklyn. By . . guilt e ot Mer. 7 Row Roar Kesstts—A rowing meleh, in Whitehall ww ( Thin petition was referred leaving the same at the sbove place, or with Ue ferry masier, Q. Did you read the evidence taken before the Coro- To Mr. Whiting—It was # fixed opinion from what I ff yeaterd: the five mile course uf the | 84 fucceeded in graypling with what he believed (« 96. covering fully the gold value, will be paidasareward. ° | ner’s jury. A. 1 did not read it all; | read very little ia | had read. Challenge allowed. ’ boats, came off yesterday, over m deve wtill believes) wi dead body. He raised the bundie Resolutions betng next in order, the following frow the aaeemmaneeertarpretenneventatiomarrseemmemars ~~~ _ |_ proportion to the amount given. Robert Beatty, Jr., has both formed and expressel an | Impire City Regatta Club, at Harlem, between Mr. | wowly with t hook; bat, unfortunately, before it Ys Ite, Pp iy i Board of Aldermen was concurred in —~ LoetatHaee DOLLARS | REWARD OI# COMING Q Are you aware that the evidence there wai only on | opinion on this matter. Challenge silowed, stephen Roberts and Andrew F The wind during the | coul’ be got out of the cabin, the tnmass gave wey and wet, Theat hie Honor the Mayor be © from Taylor's soloon, ny ot, Monday, « lady's | one ride A. No, I was not aware; I did not read enough | Levi M. Bates formed and expressed au opinion on the | ..ntet treated the rowers to almost a gale, and {t wae | cothing wae drought to the wurtace but « ing (the | Resolves, “ol oe be row with hair sét in bisck enamel. The Ander will aAtrese the Post Geners) above Dy leaving it No. 73 New street, up | *0,form an opinion of it. matter. Challenge allowed. with the greatest diMculty that they kevt their boats on | burgee) of the versel, which was actually dripping with | sieves the Powtmasien ( om ihe —s Juree von shliented te ater)" aeraw™s Sad the | Laceen di Wise pikes porate da ee bed seonccy | (Date Ogerts; Phy was the suostesal mpeutor, barley | otto ee ere rests tae tans nas taatees | evewen (hot vag e eintral pulsl; ans tmtat 0 male 3 m rs C @ bad recenuly | veceeded In get und in fifty Ave and » haifmi- | to that of red. * 7 . th . O8T.—DOG LOST—A SMALL DOG, A CROSS BE- Mr. R, Emmet, Juor., and Mr. W. C. Grandin, two | beccme a member of the order of United Americans. pnt The tine mals by the came Yeats last mouth wee of the bedien had been wrapped up in thie flag, and | ftom the Fost office, tween an Havana poodle and lale of Skye terrier. Stray. | members of the were sworn as triers. Mr. Clk and Mr. Brady did not wake any objection y one minutes. stowed away in rote corner of the cabin. A report from the Hoard of Aldermen was comcarred in $4.from 101 Fourth avenue. Light ‘awn color, with portions of | The juror was asked if he kaew Toole A. No; Ido | on that account, aa it was to be presumed they were not A Pideb cwitenth-é sein tei oan The search was continued all day, reeuiting to the | allowing G. A. Conover parinisniom to run a portion of the eee ne ne ee had s red worsted nand | not know any of his friends. obliged by the rules of their society to ounviet every man TR Ee Ml finding of additional evidences uf eriine im the form of | Cheken iine of stages through Twenty third street. his retarn; no turther reward will be offered. sh Mr. Clark propered to explain to the Jaror that an sf- | who did not belong to the order, ‘The juror was sworn, | (ween two “young bloods,’’ near Carmansville, which, | jjoedy clothing and bed clothes, A tarpaulin bat, with A notion to adjourn beng thee the board re = * = —— fray took pince S 8 grog shop, and that the prisoner gave Richard V. Braif was excused, he being a member of | however, reeuited in nothing more serious than one of | the rim eat eit with an» large knife, formed one of | solved iteell into a Coummitter of he Whole, upon motion OST —ON SATURDAY EVENING, 24TH INSTANT, LN | the wound in his own defence. the society of Friends, and opposed to capital punish | the gent) having the end of hiw nese rkinned. The vie the most eomvineing proofs of vio ener to consider Gret the report of the © nena Fourteenth street, near ‘avenue, @ mosale Mr. Whiting oljected to the course pursued by counsel. | ment. tor in the affair belongs to the Sauith family. Hut to return to the prisoner. After baving partakeu | making an additional appropriation of 610,000 for the fet ip gold, on which was a boquet o! flowers. The finder will Mr. Crane continued have not formed an opinioa, hiward Green read of the transaction, formed an opi. . of s hearty brenkfast, for wuch i= his name, was | city geverninent, and which bas tefore een mentionad Frew is Foery-roceri Srxmer.—-On Sunday evening a fire Q. Is there eny bias on your mind that would dis- | nion, ond it is fixed. Challenge allowed. took place in the apartment of » German, oamed John egaln questioned a to the sinking of the schooner. He med utterly careless relative to the charges preferred sgainst bin, and treated the entire matter with cowie in the Hamas This report, without deta was ordered to third rend! The beard sdjourned, to meet agin on Wetnewtey nn wali ou from deciding impartially for or inst the Michael kadie—Kesides at lod Hommersly street, | did NT STREET, a ene m in the p Li son Cae ROVE BER i, iN not know Poole; saw bis nane ofven in the papers; | can- FRO! Hoflin, at 316 West Forty-fourth street, destroying some between nore street, or in Moore A. Tam not aware of any; I do not know Mr. Bater, | not ray that | eympathized with either party, but | was : : indifference. When Mr. Levinas sald t him, ° You | evening. pai arjcotg s memorandam book: | nor the party who veemed Wie opposed to him, "| sorry Le the teasesalon that covuseedy I never express | fer chthing, ieee ere mba hag ny 2, “| Nnow very well that you have murdered the crew sboara EE BO SRS Market ‘Zi, aud one by tort, Q. Suppore an affray took in & barroom, would | ed oF tormed ao opinion as vo the guilt or innoceuce of | oi T 6 ty oun Pell ontop that schooner just belore breakfast on Friday morning Personal late:t ‘on Grocers ayable to L. | the fact that a party was there and perhaps in liquor, | Eaker sworn. 206; See Serves Severemes Company: he seemed somewhat agitated, amd tried ty appear enim | The Pricd of China (Hing Kong) of Augoat 25, mayen Roberts & Co. and being out lace at night, prejudice you jt the par. Samuel J. Toblas having formed and expremed an Free ix THery-eRcoND Sut, —Between 3 and 4 o'clock ) indiflerent, by saying im return, “ That's» pretty | The Amertean clipper ablp Got wtale sighiy sgt ever will deliver them at our shee wit ty accused ¥ opinion on the transaction, was excused. yesterday morning « fire was discovered in the dwelling 14 quens, J velleve you are ail witeher bere, hada’ t you | days from New York, brings os passenger Mr (. Perry TS & 0 Objected 10, and the Court sustained the objection. | biinn C. Mooney read the accounts of the transe la, |b ii.ge No, 906 West Thirty sesond street, ooeuplad by | Metter try me heve and dome with 1.” ta anewer to | (som of the gallant Chm ) oe Conse) for tine U all OBT—ON MONDAY, THE 26TH INST. Counsel had wo right 10 put bypothetloal questicas. and thinks he bas interested his feelings in it, formed an meg y ‘ “egr varigus ater questions pu mn be euid lent bia ancoe | Statew of Amerion at Canton Mr Ferry te the first I ‘store in the Bowery, in the street, or in Mr. Clark kuew ‘here were men who would find a man | cpinicn as to the guilt or innocence of Baker, could not | Mr. J.C, T, Smidt, Mr. Smidt, it seems, discuvere? | vue Ceorge wile im, that be wae Uirty-ome years of age, | Armerioam talaried Consul at (he Cty of Kame, and from are, benees 2 and OP. M..agod pen and penell guilty for being out late at night; I was brought up | «void it from wha: he read. Challenge allowed. erwoke in the house, and believing there was fre, he went | std wars native of Pennsylvania, put latterly belonged | what we have beard of recent affairs aterut the factonien, Sill bones smong such peuple in New Yngland. Matthew Byrne bad vot formed or expressed 80 opin- | jumedtarely to the Twentieth ward pollon station house | «New York. He also mid that bis father war a lree | hie prenemes there will wt be one minute too oom. wan eee Mr, Whiting-—lt is very fortunate for the gentleman | ion. Accepted. Mr. B. wishe! wo be excured, as his | \yreuauely te the Twe Ny Fecal capo regro, while his mother @as srlave. ie coniagset being | When Ameriean sallors can prove) about with slang shes teovur * that he bas left thst part of the country. (Laughter.) Lusiness would suffer by his ebyence; but the Gouri teit | 1" “i eee ae ao p page . avery * man, ond toll an anectote of his youth | om thelr persons, and no setios taken of ettacks ss pee ~ The questiva was thea put—Sappose an affray should | it impossible io excuse him, He was sworn. A partion of the & > raegyomn Be ne and with «few | herein bis master le maid to have told him that his het | tes sgainat whom they may bave & pique, it ls high time take place i a barroom beyond miduight on the Sabbath | — William Hubbard and Hisba I’. Crone vere both vet | AEP trans romp A eatiogelabed’ temper wonld rule him seme or other, wo’ that be ) tor the lew to tnlerpone with © etromg arm morning, in the course of which » man should be killed | aside, having formed and expressed an ov! by @ thot frome pistol in the hands of one of the par- Alva Hali read of the transsction, but ‘concerned in the affray, would the cireumstances of | bix mind ax to the guilt or innocence of party feom the piace and time of the occurrence form asy bias or | wi et Bppears in the papers. | have no prejudices and prejudice in your mind for or agninat the accused in re. | could gave m fair vordier, apect to the question whether the firing wan unjustifiable To Mr, Whitt Has doubts adout the propriety of or in self defence? banging people, but would reucer » verdict ascurding to Tre qoestion was objected to, aod after hearing | the evidence notwithstanding, Sworn. Mr. Claik for, and the Atto General against, the Alexander Johnston excuse! he being a littie deat, admissibility of the question, the Court sustained the [At this stage of the pro -weaings the Governor of the objection and ruled out the question. Couasel for ae | State, aceompe: tea by Mayor Word, entered the cour cured excepted, tnd FpCke for a few totwents to Judge Koonevelt. | Q. Suppore that an affray should take place in which rge Kingman, George Burling and Miward W. one man was killed by the pistol in the haad of snother, | Paler were excused for having t rmed and expressed an would the fuct that he was armed prejudice you against | opinion on the matter. him? _Objected to and ruled out. Joby krdman— Heard nothing about the transaction, was 4. Suppore the party scoured was a man of qaestion- | in Califirnia at the time. Sworn. able character, would it prejadice you against him? Jobo Lavenport—Canno' speak powitively as to having Objected to and ruled ovt. formed or exprered an opinion had s strung ungres-low bad better becaret.( ler. be etculd get inte ame merirus officul’y li woult -eem as though there was no end Wo bis eve. versation while #t City bs 7 the moatha A (he good people huwe are full of the prisoner's curious say ingr while be snjourmesd among thers. Among the exyrensirns Viilecm be tnid have mate one of when ques loned by Mr. Wolfe, axe the following "1 don't want to oonvies wyreif, bat | might ae well dle for killing & sheep o 0 aind,” Then equim be raid, “Some men get evrry for cominit! ing erinve, and are lerribly afrelt of the law, bar Iam got ove of thet sort, 1 wulght ti ride oe bemven 6 & conch and four as in a wheelbarrow.” in reference t lenate temper when crosemt, he sai, ' When Tewell wp ae big ae & barrel at owarly buret The Nether Courter +The application ty the of brrore tn Winhontyel, by the Rev. tr. Hicharde bine 2 Manion Srmet.—About 7 o'clock last evening & fire wae discovered in the brick house In Mathon street. near Rutgers atreet, occupied by How oe No. BM. The fire originated from the register on the d fivor, Fortunately it Hiseovered in time, eh Soom extinguished. 1x at $20 Ww farnitare, sod to the building about $1 ance, Fine at Fort Wamnsoror.—The alarm of fire on tom barn ark and a worlen building bebmging ts it Fort Washington. The lows ts ewtionstes at akes up « tor a divorce trom bie wile, Karsh Wiener Iiehards, wee ranted at the July term, on the Uertinony exhithted tw the cane. Smerenee vepeiere’d st the basting office of the Atorrican Kareyenn bayres an) Exchange Company, Ko. B Place Ge la onree. Paris, Novemsar 1 Vib Foe in Paamt Sur. —Hetween 2 and o'clock yer rage. terday afternoon @ fire took place at No. TLS Pearl etrent, fometimes Wilkow Gatly Centon all kmvwhatge of the It war pot out with a pail of water. Damage tritiag crime |mpated (0 Lite, while at of her tenes lube converse Fatal Aconmm.—Abvut bi 0 clock yeaterday after. | sation and manner amin 1 aimewt to @ coniamtion « Mo Meret Feweny a Virgie AY eee TL Tenney M1. Oto, OF Thompson, Georgia MOM Clivwe, dr Tt Richarteum ned eater, J Weshbrurm, IV ALA. ) From what you bave read of the transaction, 1 P wt pile te wtetemnen’ were in many Cares voluntary In Jou tay Bio Meisly, whether Nigh oF lnc rian ce cue | Sh ike time The Court roled that the challenge wae Set | Woe a, Wallace 7. Vaughan,» wecbecie, residing of tt. tie wens to ake 0 plonoure fe argelag With the | At Ge Mevepeties Uant—Sen. Wm, " “3 s ok could; 1 do not know sny of 'Poole’s “e. Davenport—Perhaps | ought to state that | formed | No. 11 Woorter etreet, wax procomling ap Broadway, | yulegers open he ot ¢ Wood, At ven "ie } sain 5, ites, Nn ag dy 7 t I ain aware of. an impremion that this 4 ht by ot the % se o . Mon porple believe © © mar mane's bin oe een, De tas . "Grae aod hua, heavy pratieman's to, chain Roary | | Mt. Brady sald that as this ease promises to bea very | passion. Cha rapier was Durem oun aed tirtiog Minn ihe hoot, imauantnt | wil wot wnsb cat, ww | ballot wil” Poe Was Wr on. Web Fae Meo, god Trassiet, box of riags aad (wo gold pind, oid owset wi! protracted o1 and as it ie stated in the — papers Job Long haward Jones formed and expremed | yitles bum. The cosemeed rh takes ap by the Pignd sores being OMelned from ome of (he county | ii eue Sits sogueerontzye on ens een pe ce the other, four sea | that the prosecution intent to apply to the Court to keep | ac opiuion, and were excused. Ward Volles and conveyed to the station by where it war determined to tate Wile Whee | oF ne Te. DL hae Ee J oe pha A, Sep ecleeeh corane amie Or ert ‘the jurors together when once sworn, ould suggest Jomph Legan—I have nut formed any opinion of the | in inquest #ill be held tndey. Veughan le @ young jail, Aceordingiy, «0 Geet, oe aT Gain nl en ee on pone bg ey none pis, one cameo. ‘Aiinarai | S08? epy juror whore business or health would prevent | guilt or innocence of Raker; | do wot kuow bin gor | awn, aod har beep married bars shone s wert A ete me From (harieeon, te ue * =O M Beaty reward will be tiver forthe revurn of aiid articles, or any part | Wm from attending constantly to the case «bould pre- | V'cole. rend the tramaetion, | took wo lavarest in it, Lou) A' wan uemed Crane, while pitencing « ta wr aay M Taylor Vrs Rawtorh. Mrs Hnger, Wine ¥ How of by applying or sending them to 64 Broome street of nt ft to Court. Counsel also suggested that any | sot Orman opinion that Baker killed foole or that fon yertertay, at the coe AK Merk Matters J Weed A Pernt WC teh Be Wethivetce eres Jurer who in « member of any secret nascolation by te | Mcle dererved to be billed. Challenge? pe:euny oily which be we |e hares hy and owe dendrem: A Marr ttn nenanes == | eles of which he is hostflely oppeA to others of aaif | Fivin # Marshall was excuses, be being tu bn remerring Ke Sane ety, WW Wiliaren, Gas twee Som, ARTNER WANTED—WITH $190. 1N AN OLD Baran. | Mrent ereed or calling, was bound ta honor to ubject ta | Gorfon W. lurnav—t presume [Lave fe : over ing tt nt the weheonmer JT Cree Mr md Habed and paying business ndid ogportanity for am | Dinaeeif. opinion, aed | Wet incompeient to sites a juro ** . oe aterprining mat West of rolerence gi required. Call | ‘The challenge was withdrawn cas. fxcused 6 . ete Ge wthenense Treengt~ile om @, GUYER, 246 Front street, up sairs, Q By Mr. Whiting—De you belong to any relig’ Heory W. Teylor, Wright F % Joba Le Duryee, eid uy @ the Body of the deorgsed \ pitermpted 3!