New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01
SyrrRrop CorRr.-Arsument week

SUPERIOR CoCRT.-Argument week
TIE LATE MURDER AND Arson CASE IN BROAD
wAY.-The Magistrates of the Lower Police were
Yesterday engaged in taking testimony in the
above case, more particularly for showing the con-
nection of Carl II. Kohrausch, who was arrested
on Monday, with William Lctga, charged with
the murder of his wife Ann.
John Dealy Waterman, teposed that while passing up
Broadway near the corner of Grand.steet, between and
O'Clock on Sunday morning. he heard noise proceeding
from the house No 400 Broadway; that he met BY
Young man coming from thar direction, who told HIM that
murder had been cried that the Geponent then hurried there
and men, who had been attracted there by the
that he listened the door aud all quetlooked through
hole aperture cut the door and saw woman standing
in the back part Of the house table hut saw no man OF
men, tha, in few minutes heard the footsteps Of
ing towards the door and instantly aperture the door
covered over preventing seeing any thing further inside
that he stad few minutes longer heard nose and
proceeded on his way
Ch,ison Baker Of $50 Peasreet public house keeper
at the above place deposed that William Letza to his
house on Saturday night the 18th October and an
Kohrausch there with whom he played at domlnoes until
midnight when depcnant told them they could play no Ion
GER and that after considerable me lie them both
his house and locked the door
Henry Suhlns the of Pearl aud Centre streets
deposed that Saturday night last shortly after midnight
William Lega aud Carl kohltausch his oyster
lar the above place and purchased and oysters
and drank liquor, and remained there nearly hour
and then left his place and that thu persons prison
the that into his cellar.
Ed,rard r. Carpenter, Of No % Frankln.street and
William r. Mech, Of No. 50 Yves, Washing de-
posed, that in company with Mr. Nlassett they
passing down Broadway West side, between Bfoome and
and Grand they heard loud talking Pe,ons quar-.
reng and The cry of murder repeated several times the
opposite side Of Broadway and crossed the
tain the OF the disturbance that arriving at the place
they found the noise to proceed from persons whom they
supposed 10 BE- foreigners shop the door and window Of
which closed; that there appeared to be
persons in the shop-a and two deponen be
leyes; that they first attracted by the cry Of murder BY
femaevoce and ether incoeent language; that open.
ing ascertain the facts they roughly aud peIempori-
y told TO Shut the door, which Immediately done de-
ponen supposed the persons be all intoxicated and tina,
nothing had occurred require the Interference Of strangers
that it being o'clock the morning OF the 29th Oct
he (Mr. Carpenter with Mr. Masset left and walked down
Broadway leaving Mr Mech who resided another ,ec-
ton standing front ohe shops that these deponeuts have
the persons arrested aud shown Them Letg and
K0hlrausc but recognise them having been in tin.
shop above mentioned DO Opponents believe hey could
recognise any persons whom they there, having had but
momenary glimpse of the inmates Of the shop houg Mr.
Mech of the deponen believes there resemblance
IN size and dress between the said Litza and of the
dNiduls whom he there; that Sir Mech hearing
the cry of murder, directly the place and opening
the door heard again several times murder.'
murier "a will have hisiwfe and other ncolerent
words; that dePonen called Waterman AID entreated
him 10 enter the house and tie Of the disturb
ance but the watchnan refused and deponent left that these
dead bod,
Ann Leitsa was lying Sunday afternoon being The one
which the above related occurred on the even
ing previous.
Court OF OYER AND TERMSER-Belore Judge
kent. albert B. Fan Colt vs.. lillian H. Sharp
Grim. COn.-Damages SlO,o0o-This was resumed
ibis morning Several witnesses examined the part,
OF the defence Their testimony altogether r-cmina-
tory The court adjourned "nu los O'Clock "Wednesday
forenoon.
POLICE OFFICE. STEALING VEsr.-Davd
Cam arrested for stealing from John \. Gt-
Peck-slip.
THxrr JAcKE1.--Joel You'll was arrested for steal
ing Jacket from Emanuel Coblanger Diyision.st.
ARREST or !, CoSvIcr.-Fanny Hunter, who had been
sent to the Pentenay and escaped arrested last pch
BY officer sokelsy and back finish her term on The
Island. ~
CoRoyER's OFFICE. .Srppry Dr.ru TT,
Coroner held inquest last evening the store Of Dr. wi
liam Murphy, corner Of Rivngton and Chrystie street,
the body OF an unknown man. aged about 80 years Tie do
came INTO the store about o'clock bleeding copiou
" from the mouth saying it wal the third attack be b I'D
De was also understood SAYING that he boarded Al Il rhs
Front or Broad St Dr. Murphy gave him an asnncsu mir
ol anu hied him IN the which stopped the blood from
his mouth short time, but 1t soon burs, rn -
almost instantly died He appeared to be mechanic Yer
oc came 70 his death by lemorage from the lungs Tin
oooy Is III the dead house for identification.
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