The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-27

burgh Sealt"rl, OF Ike ,a.t H., brings the report
OF the Coroner's inquest in he melancholy of
pr. H,san. Ii is DIS ic.Iows:
We give 10 the nuii!c -. day he evidence AFFORDED by
ms u.'ieagss Who were aeseral.y ,xtrIi.d h. }. te
Lo,une. soon cfel the Gesl DR.. iisgan. IL 10 orig
necessary Ia, TO- preface &c evidence by sia4ng
u..cw.ig cu:.-anc'5 III. lagah, en- t.ie dfy II ps
death, aeUt IN connHny vita The w.iet ct ti's artc-e
his pf,re to us boarding Lonse, J,se sbtut 40
nuir,d yarJs After DIM er, aiA he bt atdsIs i. tne
honre eSccl Dr. u-ssn, wuo !eios'n.d sons'hhB hNe
an hour converting Arh 'pue taui.s he u en- To- '
q ss nUusr, .cou ae. aieh te Iepots Il ps
,o all, which drew 70 .hf ot 'ev''sA t0n.neh
IT. who. ctg.n occupied mt lew n'nn'1. and III
q tLe ~nse mere aiot ~ q, nt any Ter
so... pss.ns, cia o. thtt liz al Cay No bot.r
s,o, ould have Lesa s1t,.d :nr boIiit and oui
i.ed. II. man A".n ift jsckson III IL cars CO tire
d, cd ard rstt il VI l,sbur. a. Re j. Ei,,~u bnt 10
persons, bu 'een PiU" bag 40 ~" eigh oorhood
inc. te c,ue u o. cnnn lec II ta,.L c,s not eE-
pect attack from Gihe;, was wfcu sr''s VI cay
Kind, AID ha ci'f hNLs Slice bC .etilei HVra Ei-
rope. lie was trti. snsns+A 40 Aaamr nc attack
We have Other comment make. The r1a,sln-
ing held young hdn.:s u. IA The Ist,y s.T Of
hundred.
ConoNEss Leussr IKE following is the testimony Of
the witnesses before II. HtEt E,G Ccrcner,
the body OF Di. James Hagsn WHO rs snot ty pa
MEL W. Adams, in this CITY, near the ,ics.ion OF JACK
and Walnu streets, while returning lrom IL. GinEer
his Office about three O'Clock, P.M ON the
7th instant.
SAMUEL wuAnrov-saw scuale between the deceas-
ed snd g,n,isman does not know rho commenced
both i while he running up to part them pistol
was ffed DR. Hagan the top. The gentleman I'M
deTnesh pushed the Dr. off, got up walked on little, re-
turned took W. his rol end hat and remained standings
gentleman srse at the Dr. with his stick, early
in tn .cuine; i!me soout three o'clock, + M.
W,.,,m .YvsH Say snearly the game as SWharon;
sdds nc gnt',n4n after throwing The pistol down,
sid, 'as. ,hsi God dannyou'
Oh. HaLsrr Head The repor, Of ,ioI; wm't to The
syot; .ona Dr. f,sgan dead; Ter. who
esked, said without the l,s he;et,sn, taI lad
done the deed aud guve the Some orcl IN the
connections. The boiy wns in Walnut street. south OF
!-cison. about 'cItv feet TOW arts Grove street.
Dr.. PucKL-r.-Kncy Io'hir- 81 thf tr3nsscticn.
On. Bu.ILsGs.- Testifos The snue 10 VI Falaey
r. E. HAMMKr-Klcws nothing.
NJ. D. PorrER.--Testifes tLs ssne generally Or.
Falseyj is slightly acquainted ith the n'l who're
s. D. HARwoop, Deputy sheriG-wm TIE srcuud
sf,er the firing OF pistol ihree ps,c.s from
Tic gentleman, who said his name Adams; Of
tsn was discharged The ether two ere now loaded
man, and then took MIN in custody.
JAMAs NANLyKE -Testi6es that he heard gentleman
acknowledge that he shot Dr. Hagan who had abused his
father, and he would net permit any man to do 1t.
JEnrMIAH COLLIN says he is employed in the Senti-
mel office; thst DR.. Hagen his usual route from
the pistol fired and heard gentleman called Adams
say he did the deed. DR.. Hsgan dead.
fire arms; Mr.. Adams son Of Judge srge Adams,
Of Jackson heard him acknowledge that be had shot Dr.
Hagan, and that it was in consequence OF DR.. Hagans
abuse of his father.
A. WINS.-Was present after the report Of the
pistol, heard Mr. Adams say that he did the deed That
DR.. Hsgsn on him when he shot him in the back.
This mark was in consequence of Dr. Halseys saying
the wound was in the back.
MARY RAvENEL.-Heardth the report; saw DR.. Hagan
the ground, and a gentleman stoop and pick up
pistol and put it in his pocket.
Several other important witnesses examined be.
fore the committing magistrates, Messrs. Foikes and
Barnett.
The funeral took place on the 9Th instant and
was attended by numerous asseEblage OF the
friends and admirers OF the deceased. Great ex-
element prevailed and the popular indignation was
very freely and fully expressed against the
public meeting called on the 18th, for the pur
pose of giving permanent embodiment to The aflec-
tionate regards of that portion of the community,
who Justly consider the murder OF DR.. II. as great
public calamity.